madison (nprofile…n6kx) Arcana (nprofile…xfx6) Hyperhidrosis :very_lewd: (nprofile…6g30) Childrens shows are good, but you should also be fine with watching anything remotely slice of life or sit comm esc, since they generally talk about simple concepts related to what the characters have physically going on around them.
The way I understand as the best way to watch episodes with intention to learn the language from them is to do it once with subtitles to have a solid context for what is happening in the episode, and then you watch it again without it to force yourself to at least try and parse the language at a basic level. From there you can add it to a list of things to put on as background noise to let your brain run over it again as a refresh of the words and phrases used in it.
Paired with whatever flavor of review site you're using, things like Duolingo, those BNR Language Apps, an Anki Flashcard Deck which is probably what you should use, you work to slowly convert things you've worked out through passive comprehension into something more concrete which reinforces it and makes it easier to catch and understand in later exposure.
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