/jp/ - Otaku Culture

I've reached that point where there's nothing I can do to improve my reading skills other than grind the fuck out of reading. I'm a faster and better reader than I used to be years ago, but it still feels like shit when it takes 3-4 times the amount of time to finish a VN as a native, and it's much harder to notice any new improvements compared to my beginner months when I could feel myself reading faster and faster even when finishing a single VN route. On the upside, I can read virtually anything I want now, but now that I have work to deal with I have way less free time than I did when I started learning Japanese in college so I can't just spend half a day on a VN anymore. I'll never regret learning this language though, my life might feel like it sucks right now but at least I have something to feel proud of, at least I can cling to the comfort that I can read Japanese at the speed of a baby rather than not at all.

>>20348625
MG releases are better. No exceptions.

>>16901281
>he can't recognize akikuru from vague description alone