[Japanese Language]

The past few months I've been trying to get more serious and cover some gaps in my knowledge.

I saw ちりやほこり and stumbled on this, which is pretty cool.

I've been using this for two months so far. I'm pretty proud of sticking with it.

What I've been trying really hard to find is a Japanese app similar to Audm. In Audm, audio readings of articles, long ones about complex and relevant subjects, are synchronized with a display of the text. I've tried keywords like 読める聞けるニュース but. oh well. perhaps I'll have to settle for audio readings that simply have a transcript of some kind.

i've debated wanting to eventually learn the language too but i dunno where to start

As that kanji deck link will say, it is more recommended for advanced learners and not to be used in isolation. won't directly teach you a lick of grammar or hiragana lol.

I used Tae Kim back in the day, homeboy may not be a native speaker but this helped me a lot. This is likewise not a comprehensive resource on its own.

nodnod!!

Finally came across this audio+text source. A little aimed-at-learners but I'll take it. I listened to "Sold a Story". I know the risks of guesswork now