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>>22417020
Forbidden relationship.

Not having a strong degree of dedication towards one waifu is a sign of indecisiveness, not of any "objective" or "superior" viewpoint

>>22416942
Your mom toxic.
BTW Akari wouldn't like a guy like you.

Jamal's pretty good. If only he weren't a nigger...

I HATE niggers.
Thanks for your attention.
>>22416914
Please stop stealing my identity.

>>21220437
あｈ same alos lmfoa u actually typed all that cuz i see a typo holy SHIt

Today I got the feeling more than I have in a long time. That feeling that pulls me to Japan. I'm not sure exactly what triggered it, something about being with all those Japanese people today. But I think it's the first time I have felt it this much since being in Japan. It makes me truly miss it, being in Japan. I have happy memories like no other. Only now that I am back home can I truly realize how much it loved it.

I want to go to Japan so much; more than anything. I want to be able to read ノルウェーの森 from back to back. I want to have a cute Japanese girlfriend. I want to be able to have real conversations with HAL. I want to be able to get lot in manga for hours at a time.

I want to be Japanese.

>>21220389
is that a turd in those hashi (i said it like 橋)

I'm just gonna come out and say it:

But, Some methods might be more like hitting someone with a dull hammer, where as AJATTing is like blowing off there head with a bazooka.

一番強い外人になりたいんだぜ！

便所飯ってカッコいいと思わないか？

I want to be an anime.

>>19947362
she ugg

TOKYO: Japan's "Twitter killer", suspected of murdering and chopping up people he lured on social media, and storing their body parts in coolboxes, was charged Monday (Sep 10) with nine counts of murder.
Read more at https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/asia/japan-s-twitter-killer-charged-with-nine-counts-of-murder-10701782

Dubs gets a free 30-minute session on Skype with me.

>banging tinder sluts this weekend
>sunday morning trying to fit in another slut
>get matched then read her profile
>she's learning japanese
>oh cool, I wonder if she's really learning or just bullshitting
>50 kanji
>1 year

>>18781595
You need to cut English out of your life completely, even if you have a day job, just drop that shit and start meditating. With my AJATT method you can learn Japanese for my low fee you pay each month.

>>18781560
What a good wholesome discussion. Now if you just follow me to my patreon where I will need you to pay me to instruct you how to do RTK, even those the instructions for RTK come with the book.

>>18781570
You don't either. Now follow my method here.
https://www.patreon.com/mattvsjapan

Faggot weebs help me translate the words soulless mates to Japanese

ok...so I would like to buy a house or apartment in japan cheap as possible but in tokyo or with pref 3 bedrooms,

I would then like to rent this out to 4channers at exorbitant prices....

how do I even?

I can sign a BTC address with 20BTC on it to prove I am legit...I have more than this.

can a bundle of us get together and do this?

>>17516223
Thank you for that advice. Do you think Japanese is easy to make a career out of? I prefer Japanese and Japan in most ways, but is it a valuable skill that I can use to make a living somehow? If not, what skills go with it to make a living?

Thanks again.

I figured this would be a good board to post this on, as most of you know a lot about Japan and have probably visited it or studied the language.

I have to take a class for either Japanese or Mandarin. I am very interested in both languages, but I am not sure which would be better to learn. Although Mandarin has more speakers, there also seem to be more people who know both Mandarin and English because of the Chinese diaspora and the great number of learners. Japan also seems to be a far better country to live in.

I am very interested in traditional cultures and religions, and unfortunately it seems like China destroyed most of it during the Cultural Revolution.

My main dilemma is that pretty much everyone tells me that Mandarin is the best thing to study, but it seems like everything else points to Japanese being more advantageous. So to those of you who have lived in either country, or those who have studied either language, what are your thoughts? My main concern is which language is easier to make a career out of, as learning and using languages is my main hobby (I have learnt one language to fluency on my own, and am conversational in a few others.)