Parte 1
Fundamentos
Monólogo interno básico Thoughts
Daily internal monologue: morning, work, tired moments, food, travel, emotions, decisions, and nighttime.
Open Partee 1Qué es esto
Esto no es un curso tradicional de japonés. Es un sistema práctico para “pensar en japonés”, diseñado para ayudarte a reemplazar pensamientos comunes en inglés o español con frases japonesas que sí puedes usar. Los primeros tres archivos te dan 300 frases reutilizables. Los siguientes dos te ayudan a leer los caracteres dentro de esas frases. El plan final convierte todo en un calendario de 90 días.
Idea principal: aprende primero pensamientos útiles, luego los caracteres que aparecen dentro de esos pensamientos, y después elimina poco a poco el romaji para que el japonés empiece a conectarse directamente con el significado.
Herramientas de práctica
Usa el Dojo Kana para reconocer kana con rapidez y luego usa el calendario de 90 días para mantenerte al día con Michel Thomas, Piensa en Japonés y Genki 1.
Archivos de estudio
Cada tarjeta abre una parte del sistema de estudio.
Parte 2
Casual
Estilo casual nativo Thoughts
Casual self-talk, clarification phrases, travel thoughts, work/debug thoughts, and Osaka/Kansai-style flavor.
Open Partee 2
Parte 3
Escucha
Comedia Gaki / Kansai Reactions
Reaction-heavy phrases inspired by Japonés variety-show rhythm: teasing, correction, disbelief, complaints, and punchline energy.
Open Partee 3
Parte 4
Referencia
Ayuda de lectura de caracteres
A deduped list of hiragana, katakana, and kanji that appear only in the 300 phrases.
Open Partee 4
Parte 5
Lectura
Mazo de frecuencia de caracteres
The highest-value characters sorted by how often they appear in the 300 phrases.
Open Partee 5
Parte 6
Plan
Plan de reprogramación mental de 90 días
The roadmap tying everything together into a 90-day practice schedule.
Open Partee 690-day timeframe
The goal is not to memorize all 300 phrases at once. The goal is to activate the most useful phrases first, then expand into casual speech, listening recognition, and reading.
Phase 1: Survival Brain
Days 1–14
Use Partee 1 and Partee 5. Focus on tired, hungry, confused, basic needs, and quick reactions. Aim for 25 phrases and the top 25 characters.
Phase 2: Daily Narration
Days 15–30
Use Partee 1 heavily. Narrate work, home, travel, decisions, and end-of-day thoughts. Aim for 50 active phrases and the top 50 characters.
Phase 3: Social Survival
Days 31–45
Bring in Partee 2. Add questions, clarifications, “how do you say…” patterns, and reactions you could use with another person.
Phase 4: Osaka / PR Mode
Days 46–60
Use the Kansai-flavored phrases in Partee 2. Build recognition for casual rhythm, playful reactions, and warmer informal phrasing.
Phase 5: Gaki Mode
Days 61–75
Use Partee 3 for comedy reactions, disbelief, teasing, correction, and variety-show listening recognition.
Phase 6: Lectura Unlock
Days 76–90
Use Partes 4 and 5. Inicio hiding romaji. Read Japonés directly to meaning: 疲れた → tired, not 疲れた → tsukareta → tired.
How to use Michel Thomas, Genki 1, and Mondly
These tools should support the phrase system instead of replacing it. Use them for structure, grammar, vocabulary, and repetition.
| Tool | Mejor role | How to pair it with this site | Suggested pace |
|---|---|---|---|
| Michel Thomas Total Japonés | Audio thinking and sentence-building | Use it during commute, walks, chores, or low-pressure time. After a lesson, pick 3–5 phrases from Partes 1–3 and say them out loud without looking. | 15–30 minutes, 3–5 days/week |
| Genki 1 | Grammar foundation and structured learning | Use Genki to understand why phrases work. Do not let it slow down your speaking. Treat grammar as explanation after exposure, not a gate before using the language. | 2–3 textbook sessions/week |
| Mondly | Vocabulary reps and gamified consistency | Use Mondly as the daily streak/repetition tool. When Mondly teaches a word, connect it back to one of your 300 phrases when possible. | 5–10 minutes/day |
| Partes 1–6 on this site | Personal phrase activation and reading recognition | This remains the main system. The goal is to make Japonés appear in your real thoughts, not just in lessons. | 20 minutes/day |
Suggested weekly routine
Daily minimum
- 5 minutes: review yesterday's phrases
- 5 minutes: learn 3–5 new phrases
- 5 minutes: shadow aloud
- 5 minutes: force internal monologue in Japonés
3 times per week
- Use Michel Thomas for audio sentence-building
- Use Genki 1 for grammar context
- Update your focus list: phrases you actually used or thought that week
Weekend reset
- Review Partee 6 to confirm your current phase
- Use Partee 5 to review high-frequency characters
- Watch one short Japonés clip and listen for phrases from Partes 2–3
Recommended study order
| Priority | Do this first | Why |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Partee 6 roadmap | Use it to know what phase you are in. |
| 2 | Partee 1 phrases | These are the highest-value internal thoughts. |
| 3 | Partee 5 frequency deck | Learn the characters you will see most often. |
| 4 | Partee 2 casual phrases | Build natural self-talk and real-world phrasing. |
| 5 | Partee 3 Gaki/Kansai reactions | Improve listening recognition and comedy/casual reaction speed. |
| 6 | Partee 4 character aid | Úsalo como referencia cuando un carácter siga apareciendo. |
El Sensei recomienda
Usa cada herramienta en el momento correcto en vez de intentar estudiarlo todo a la vez.
Michel Thomas Japonés
Ideal para desarrollar primero el instinto de formar frases. Úsalo mientras caminas, conduces o haces tareas para que el japonés empiece a sentirse conversacional.
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