SuperNative is a Japanese language learning tool that trains users to hear, read and speak Japanese using over 10,000 short clips from television and movies. The site states that textbooks and flashcards alone are not sufficient.
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- Practice with native speakers and motivated learners Source: polyglotclub.com
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- Practice online or offline Source: polyglotclub.com
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