DJT - Daily Japanese Thread #3635

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Guide: https://djtguide.neocities.org/
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https://streamable.com/ic519m

Previous thread: >>44449597

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haven't lurked for a couple of years or so
what happened to matto?
last i remember
> got rekt by a fat brazilian
> got doxed as having two gay dads
> got caught boasting about "whaling"
> did a false DMCA to have criticism taken down
> tried to disguise his ugly gf behind a mask and sunglasses, which didn't work
what happened after that?
the critic who got DMCA'd promised to fight back, did that happen?

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we dont care about e-celebs anymore

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i want to impregnate nanao

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get in line

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wrong line

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i want to impregnate matt vs japan

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i want to impregnate japan

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>>44465188
no way she eats like that and still has perfect skin and hair

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why do women not grasp things securely
it's always a weak non-committal grip where the item in question could fall at any moment

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females have sticky hands like frogs

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makes sense with all the lotions and moisturizers
their keyboards are horrifying

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>>44465188
みんなちゃんへ^
https://youtube.com/watch?v=oWZgSxkRbhg
YY

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How do Google Translate and DeepL compare for English Japanese translation (both ways)? Is one better at one direction than the other?

inb4 "translators suck". I know they do in general, but they still have their uses.

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daily dekinai thread

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me im finna read doe ong

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why is it ong and not og

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>>44465275
goddess

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Day 101: Today updated late because school was quite far from home so took a lot of to drive. But today session was kinda average.

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i think ogs doing fine she doesnt strike me as someone that would end up as a spinster

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まったく興味ないんだけど

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first time seeing this

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>>44465223
>what happened to matto?
-Fell in with a known con artist and started selling a ridiculously over-priced language learning course complete with a ridiculous fear-based marketing campaign.
-Got called out for being a scammer by basically everyone.
-Now he's in Japan. Not working of course because he has no skills or experience due to doing nothing since leaving high school except watching pokemon over and over and mining sentence cards.

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>>44466142
i bet he is still swimming in a lot of kane that he doesn't have to worry about nanimo for at least a few more years. He's probably making goog connections in japan so that he doesn't have to worry once the patreon money runs out.

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月が綺麗ですね

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>>44466137
Seeing what? A Japanese sentence?

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assko? assko?

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are there any >135iq nihonjin on youtube

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is this a persona reference?

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>>44466327
Which post?

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>>44466337
>>44466176

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>>44466142
>not working
how is he making money?

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that's just a sentence that every nihonjin who has ever lived has said before

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>>44466340
It's one of the test answers in P4, so yes.

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>persona
>school simulator
i will never understand the appeal of this series, lmao as if i ever wanted to go back 2 school or sumthin

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the only thing i remember from persona is 鳥と烏

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i just realized that this scene is so much better in japanese not only because the mistake made more sense, but his response added an extra layer of irony

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i liked school in general
only thing i hate about it is the multiple times i was too retarded to notice that a girl was hitting on me

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>>44465188
What happened with itazuraneko? Is there a backup of the grammar reference?

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こんばんは！

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started anki, do i need anything besides core2.3k and rtk?

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rtk is dangerous

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>>44467139
why, what should do i use instead for kanji

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>>44466969
it's in the op my brother
>>44467133
no don't overthink it

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>>44467076
i want a polygamous marriage with these anime women

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>>44467142
when you learn words you learn kanji automatically

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>>44467156
wrong

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>>44467156
correct

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you can get better at party tricks and trivia by studying kanji but it's not necessary and it'd be easier to do when you already know japanese

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>>44467156
Maybe

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>>44467156
i don't know

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should I mine words from the VN settings menu and the interface?

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sure

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knowing how to handwrite kanji like every japanese middle schooler does isn't a "party trick" lmao

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>>44467308
Natives don’t even know those.

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>>44467339
it's a party trick, how often do people even write in English anymore and you think you're gonna be writing kanji lmao

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>>44467143
Oops, thanks my man

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>>44467339
how many can the average modern nihonjin still write a couple years after they graduate
also that's not necessarily isolated kanji study
you just need to do writing instead of recognition practice and you can do that through either words or kanji i can't say which is better there
i'd assume words but i could be wrong

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practicing writing kanji is like an esl studying for a spelling bee lmao

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the rtk
based

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lmao who needs to be able to write anymore in current year he said as he posts an image of cleanly handwritten manga text to /djt/ because he can't read it

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you don't need to be able to write to be able to read handwritten text
having familiarity with writing and stroke order is obviously important but that's very far from being able to write most common kanji from memory

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never practiced writing
can read handwriting easy

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to write clearly is to think clearly

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>>44467151
they're the same person

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>>44467352
how many people do you know who literally don't know how to handwrite or spell at all? you'd think they have a severe mental disability. that's how japanese see people who can't write

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japanese people think they are special and only they can speak japanese and everyone else is retarded

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they're right

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anyone can comprehend most japanese with enough practice but no gaijin can ever speak it

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I can't speak Japanese so it checks out

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i've been watching anime and masturbating to eroge for 7 years and i don't have the slightest feeling for which conjunctions are grammatically allowed where

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who masturbates to eroge?

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me but only nakige and utuge i can't get it up for nukige

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me but kamige

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>>44467477
Plenty of japanese people forget the occasional kanji, it's understandable. As long as you understand the top 5000 common kanji used in newspapers you'll be fine. That sounds daunting but it's really not.

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only kusoge will win

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it'd be cool to be able to keep up with characters describing how to write their name but i can't justify 10000 hours of writing for that

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>>44465950
Same reason these exist
>asf ("as fuck")
>ash ("as hell")
and my personal favorite
>asl (ebonics "as hell")
One word: niggers

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What's the more idiomatic way to ask if you can do something in Japanese?

a) verb こと が できる？
b) potential form

e.g. カードを使うことができるか vs カードを使われるか

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>>44465932
In my personal experience, DeepL is better both ways, but Google is decent at English to Japanese.
DeepL uses a more complex understanding of how words work in the context of the sentence, leading to more natural Japanese to English translation

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just use memegpt

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i heard that they made chatgpt retarded because they feared its power

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not to humanize but
they're poking their fingers in its brain until it stops saying certain things
it's no surprise that it becomes stupider

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certain things like denying the holocaust right

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it's a wide spectrum
political subjects
chemistry, medicine, physics
being argumentative
making up stories even though that's what it was trained to do

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imagine not intuitively knowing that intervening to make AI not deny the holocaust makes it dumber
in the near future when AI is convincing enough that it's hard to tell if the person you're talking to online is real or a bot, the single reliable turing test people will use to prove their humanity to each other is the N word since the lobotomized bots can't say it

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spammers have unlobotomized ai though it's just a bit behind, and it will become increasingly hard to tell apart state of the art from a bit behind (which is why trying to keep state of the art ai private doesn't do anything about abuse)

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why is my anki doing this

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doing what

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>>44468068
Again

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displaying a choonpu in place of the characters that are supposed to be there
did I miss something in the guide

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it's funny but not very believable

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>>44465275
picked up

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>>44468123
>>44465275
Check out the LN

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>>44467712
anyone?

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>>44468197
https://tanosuke.com/kanoukei-kotogadekiru

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>>44468218
Thanks. The gist of it seems to be that they're mostly equivalent, just used slightly differently:

* Potential form is used more when speaking and
~できる when writing (the latter construct being wordy to actually say)
* Potential form is more informal while the other is more formal (unsurprising given the previous point of spoken vs written)
* Potential form is used more with everyday verbs while the other is used with more "logical" verbs

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redpill me on wanikani

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where do i get raw manga now that the library on itazura is gone?

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>>44468473
https://youtu.be/7UubKYqEy3s?t=256

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>>44468473
Imagine paying a substantial amount of money for an RTK anki deck that you can't control. Now imagine the type of retard that thinks that that sounds like a great idea.

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ciao djt i don't need u no mo

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>>44467538
anyone can coom but few can consoom

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>>44466523
karubin moment

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>>44467712
使える*

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８月３１日朝８時半から将棋の

なんかすごい対戦があるって

将棋は国外でやってるって聞いたことない

しってる？

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crippled

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this thread is dead cause everyone is immersing, right?

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it's been 12 hours since i last immersed

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>>44468871
im jap so would you recommend to immerse something in English?

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>>44468888
oppenheimer

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>>44468920
u r nasty jap tho

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I know 5 (five) ((go)) (((五))) kanjis
am I gonna make it bros?

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一二三四互六七八九十百千万 takes 1 day to learn

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百千万 makes me think of 億千万

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>>44469159
bro...
i understand the first 5 but...
what could the last 8 mean????

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>>44469209
you can guess the latters are also numbers.

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yawn*

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おはよう

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>>44469385
I can see your balls.

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Hello /djt/!

I've started with my Nihongo journey and I've done the first step (or should I say step 0, preparation) and learned Kana. I've done it by following both Hiragana and Katakana courses on japanese-lesson site, so I know how to write them too. Idk how useful this will be, but I though that I should at least know how to write Kana even if I don't learn how to write Kanji. Now the real studying can start.
I've read a few guides (djt main guide, the moe way guide, and a guide that some anon from a thred in /vt/ made https://pastebin.com/pwVJh73t)) and their ideas of what's the best to do now. I know I probably shouldn't overthink it and just start doing it, but I would like to hear your thoughts and experiences.
The general idea I got from the guides is that for the next steps I need to (not in order):
>Start learning Kanji
Learning them separately, so Isolated kanji (mnemonics) method or maybe Radical approach (I heard bad things about this). If not, then Kanji through vocabulary.
>Start learning vocab
Core 2k/6k, Core 2.3k, Core 3k or whatever else, or/and Tango Decks.
>Start going through grammar guide of choice
Some grammar guides that I got recommended are: tae kim grammar guide, Cure Dolly Japanese from scratch, 昨日 Sakubi: Yesterday's Grammar Guide, Learning Japanese The Manga Way, Making Sense of Japanese by Jay Rubin, Basic Japanese: A Grammar and Workbook by Shoko Hamano and Takae Tsujioka
>IMMERSION
Probably the most important part of learning, but maybe I should wait just a tad bit till I get to know some elementary basics, I'm not sure.

With all that being said, I would like to hear your thoughts about my next steps. What were your methods for learning kanji/vocab/grammar? Do you think it was the right way? Would you advise for me to do something different?

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>>44469805
第一歩

ｘジャパン：ジャパニーズ：ジャパニーズ

ｏにほん：にほんご：にほんじん

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>>44469805
Learning will all come from comprehensible input, but you can't comprehend anything at first so it doesn't hurt to try memorizing some common words for a couple weeks before you start immersing. Immersing with a dictionary is the fastest way to learn more words but it's pretty painful to start immersing from 0
Kanji through vocabulary 100%
Regarding grammar study you seem like the sort of person who will naturally end up spending some time reading a healthy amount about grammar regardless, so the only thing I'll recommend is don't waste too much time racking your brain trying to understand sentences you're just not ready for yet. And everytime you don't understand a chapter or example in a grammar guide just ignore it

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>>44469939
ジャパン：ジャパニーズ：ジャパニーズマン（ジャパニマン）

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>>44469939
ジャパリパーク（違
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xkMdLcB_vNU

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>>44470060
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=znlaiBB_CQs

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>>44470090
kino
貴女方は賢いのです。

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>>44469805
>kanji
i think going through part of a kanji course (rtk, kklc, wanikan... pick your poison, don't get too autistic about it) is helpful to get a basic familiarity. later when you know more words i recommend learning how kanji are actually structured. most kanji are made up of a sound component and meaning component, and knowing about this is very helpful for guessing the readings and meanings of words without having to anki them.
>grammar guides
anything works, manga way is my recommendation. the jay rubin book is good but it's not a grammar guide, more to get a different perspective on how shit works when you know basic japanese.
>maybe I should wait just a tad bit till I get to know some elementary basics
it's probably true that you don't get much from incomprehensible input, but i think this is a dangerous mindset because you'll end up procrastinating until you're "good enough" for immersion (hint: you'll never be until you actually start immersing). at the very least try reading a manga page or something every once in a while as you're going through a grammar guide.

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do these threads still have the autistic korean guy acting like a 12 year old?

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>>44469159
i think your one day isnt over yet

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sorry i meant 誤

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>>44470254
I ,japanese, also don't know numeric units yet
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMd_c9OcT6g

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無職未だておりましたら腹切りしたくしろ！！

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good lord bros after seeing archives you became so reddit the korean poster even left in 2019, truly the worst /djt/ to ever exist.

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>>44467133
yeah besides doing core2.3k and rtk you need to also drop rtk
>>44467308
if you have to ask then no
>>44467813
no it was to save money on processing power

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お金がなくて、首くくりしたくなる

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>>44470703
じゃあな、異世界でまた会おうぜ！

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>>44470703
hi matto

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the patreon bucks...

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>>44469939
>第一歩
I don't know this (or any) kanji yet.
>ｘジャパン：ジャパニーズ：ジャパニーズ
>ｏにほん：にほんご：にほんじん
I can read this
japan: japani-zu: japani-zu
nihon: nihingo: nihonjin
And this >>44469978
japan: japani-zu: japani-zuman (japaniman)
but I'm not sure what are you trying to say.
>>44469955
So start with vocab (kanji through it) and some grammar alongside just to get basics and then basically immersion is king (I should continue with anki for vocab and maybe reading more grammar, but focusing more on stuff I stumbled upon while immersing).
>you seem like the sort of person who will naturally end up spending some time reading a healthy amount about grammar regardless, so the only thing I'll recommend is don't waste too much time racking your brain trying to understand sentences you're just not ready for yet
You read me like a book. I'm an esl and when I was learning English in school I was the type who knew grammar very well and would do excellent on the grammar tests, but when it came to vocab and speaking... terrible. I only got better (I'm not saying I'm god now, just better than I was) when I immersed myself by being on internet, watching youtube, streams and, what's very ironic, watching anime with English subtitles.
I'll try not to waste too much time on grammar this time. Thanks for advice, I appreciate it!
>>44470201
>kanji
>grammar guides
Do you the recommend studying kanji and reading grammar guide first for some time (maybe a month for example) and then start with the vocab or at the same time?
>later when you know more words i recommend learning how kanji are actually structured. most kanji are made up of a sound component and meaning component
Are you talking about radicals here?
>it's probably true that you don't get much from incomprehensible input, but i think this is a dangerous mindset because you'll end up procrastinating until you're "good enough" for immersion (hint: you'll never be until you actually start immersing)
Yeah, as I said above, I made this exact mistake when I was learning English, so I'll try my best to not repeat it.

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>>44470749
マット－がない

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>>44470862
>が
it's は in this case

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>>44470825
>So start with vocab (kanji through it) and some grammar alongside just to get basics and then basically immersion is king (I should continue with anki for vocab and maybe reading more grammar, but focusing more on stuff I stumbled upon while immersing).
After a couple months of immersing when you start to slightly understand things your vocab acquisition will rapidly accelerate to the point that any prebuilt anki deck won't be able to keep up (you'll keep revealing new cards in the deck with words you already know), that's where you switch to mining deck only. And yeah, you'll acquire the kanji patterns (including sound components and meaning components) through acquiring words and their readings.

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im still in love with bunko

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985
sorry matto here my silverspoon subscription ended

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>>44470825
>Do you the recommend studying kanji and reading grammar guide first for some time (maybe a month for example) and then start with the vocab or at the same time?
honestly i don't think it matters that much in the long run but i'd just go ahead and do it all at once. studying vocab before knowing kanji will just be a matter of rote memorization until you start noticing patterns.
>Are you talking about radicals here?
people will use the word "radical" to mean the components kanji are made of, but it's a bit misleading. "radicals" come from the way kanji dictionaries are sorted - every kanji has one radical. but a kanji's official radical doesn't necessarily tell you anything useful about it's meaning or reading, and kanji can have other components that aren't in any list of radicals you'll find. anyway, i wouldn't worry about any of this until you really get into reading books.

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ignore everyone else
the rtk
based

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its fucking ja

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>>44470793
lmfao

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>>44470985
そうだって？　日本語は苦手未だ、「は」と「が」はわかりません。僕はお勉強を続ける

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nihongo ha jack shit dess

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>>44471577
終わりだ

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>>44453352
dame missed this gem

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never met anyone who shops at kroger

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>>44471568
common problem for <135 iqs

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>>44471662
i have sub 90 iq im sorry

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>>44471666
its ok bro not all of us can be like austrian chad or consoomer

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isn't consoomer 134

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>>44471568
watch cure dolly or just look it up
you'll just know which one is more correct if you keep immersing anyway

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i went to mensa for an official iq test and left with this cool certificate because i scored so well

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gonna enroll in an adult karate club this weekend boys

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>>44471698
he humble reported 2 points lower to give austrian guy the lead

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>>44471025
thanks bro

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>>44471744
delete this unko

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didn't bunko take a real IQ test for the military or something

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cant see myself dating someone who is not at least 40代
ガキは臭そう

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>>44471822
yeah bro he scored 162

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>>44471822
not really an iq test just a test if you are retarded but the obasan who told me my score said i "definitely don't have anything to worry about" so that means 105+ i guess
i literally dont care about iq

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>>44468585
>タメ comes from the English word "time"
ChatGPT didn't even get a single thing right

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>>44471863
またこんな記事もありました。「タメという言葉は、語源は賭博のサイコロに由来し、「同じ目＝ドウメトウメタメ」と使うようになった」
cool if true

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it got one thing right and thats why they lobotomized her

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Should I take JLPT N3? I'm at a point where I can comfortably take N3 practice tests just fine but having difficulty with the N2 tests.

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depends why youre doing it

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>>44471986
>Should I
Don't do anything you don't 100% believe in

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>>44472122
ive been somewhat slacking off so i guess it could give me some sort of impetus to study harder and immerse more, especially with listening
and i guess if i fail it i finally have a reason to kms

im concerned if its actually worth studying for, like maybe i couldve used those three months actually studying a language instead of a funny test

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>>44472170
>maybe i couldve used those three months actually studying a language instead of a funny test
ok but are you going to actually study the language in those 3 months or are you just going to keep slacking off?

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kyoku of the day
https://youtu.be/TVDRh2rqgWw

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>>44472202
I'm still going to study, I do immerse everyday but it feels kinda... directionless? I either play a game, read some manga, or an article in NHK and do my daily Anki. It feels like I've plateaued and I'm losing motivation so I've been clocking in less hours consooming Japanese media

I don't know, maybe having the JLPT as a goal could give me some direction, especially since there's a deadline

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>>44472282
By just doing that n3 should be less than trivial though

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Why are you studying Japanese?

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>>44472282
>It feels like I've plateaued
that's because there's a literal plateau. the better you get, the more words you need to learn to level up. the way to get better is to put in more hours, not less. it will feel like you're not improving because progress takes a long-ass time, so you can't let improovement be your main motivation.

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>>44472352
does learning japanese help me appreciate sluts better?

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>>44472352
So I can understand when vtubers that I like in the future collab with their JP senpais.

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>>44472379
certainly

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>>44471015
>to the point that any prebuilt anki deck won't be able to keep up
I get what you said, after I learn enough it won't matter what deck I chose in the past as a starting one but, I'm just curious if you have any preferences. Is there any particular deck you would recommend? Thoughts about Tango decks?
>>44471065
>studying vocab before knowing kanji will just be a matter of rote memorization until you start noticing patterns
This is why I asked if I should spend some time learning kanji in isolation, but I'm probably overthinking it.
>people will use the word "radical" to mean the components kanji are made of
I haven't read enough about the topic so I thought this was the case. Thanks for deeper explanation.
>i wouldn't worry about any of this until you really get into reading books.
Oh, interesting, I'll keep that in mind. My only encounter with term "radicals" was in context of learning it before kanji, so you have easier time studying and recognizing kanji. Thanks for help, I appreciate it!

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I legitimately hate using Anki

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You don't need to use Anki

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ydntkj

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ydntrehj

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Any point in reading other grammar guides after completing Tae Kim? Or should I jump directly into grammar dictionaries?

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konniciha!
how is duolingo for learning JApanese? I'm going to Japan in 2 months and wanna brush up on the speak I've learned from watching Anime.

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https://img-9gag-fun.9cache.com/photo/a8qX9b3_460svav1.mp4

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convince me why I shouldn't set my anki to 100+ new cards a day

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>>44472965
Because you'll tank your retention rate, which with that number of new cards will be unbearable very quickly. You'll also somehow need to mine 100 words a day which you won't have time to do because you're staring at flashcards all day.

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>>44472965
i have none do it and blogpost how it goes

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>>44472965
You'll remember only 5 of those the next day, you'll have redo 95 of them + 100 new cards, each review session will be excruciatingly long and it'll keep getting longer every day

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>>44472911
かっっっっっっっけー！！！

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>Because you'll tank your retention rate
not everyone has <100 iq

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>>44452497
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEdkQHTn2KI

This channel has Japanese and English CC on all songs, might help.

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Or better yet use this: https://axtongue.com/watch?v=eEdkQHTn2KI

[Anonymous No.]

Pov: graduated core years ago

Sometimes I'll review a few and it's natsukashii

[Anonymous No.]

>>44473318
Did you do all 6000 cards?

[Anonymous No.]

>>44473292
>>44473215
Thanks
I will improve my karaoke game

[Anonymous No.]

>>44473413
Yes, this is about two years out from "completing" 6k, or at least having a good grasp on the last words.

I just use anki (slowly!) for DoJG now then look up words as I immerse

[Anonymous No.]

Anyone else hyped for tomorrow?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6kp780S-os

[Anonymous No.]

>>44473468
wtf

[Anonymous No.]

>>44472352
i’ll fitting bra

[Anonymous No.]

>>44466523
what did he say in the english? it got a laugh out of me in the movie but i forgot what the translation was

[Anonymous No.]

>>44467076
うるさい

[Anonymous No.]

>>44468473
memory interference from learning a shitload of readings at the same time

paced slowly for people who have lives (we don't)

costs money

SaaS cloud shit that could be gone whenever they feel like fucking with it

anki is better for long term studying because you own the data you are studying and decide things like how it is organized, what gets studied and what scheduler you use (use FSRS)

the learning curve is worth it

for beginners i think jalup beginner (for grammar and learning to parse sentences) + core 2.3k (for vocab) is fine. maybe a little bit of a kanji writing deck

that being said people who use wanikani are at least studying. most anons who are on here are slacking off. me included.

[Anonymous No.]

>fsrs
>jalup
your crippling him more than the rtk based guy

[Anonymous No.]

>>44473914
kill yourself

[Anonymous No.]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIZAtsyaIc8

[Anonymous No.]

no im good
you on the other hand
dont do it

[Anonymous No.]

https://streamable.com/3qiynk

[Anonymous No.]

>be stupid and b-scenes
what did she say at the end there?

also new wotd: おたんこなす

[Anonymous No.]

>>44472911
the air humidity at that place was very low on that day

[Anonymous No.]

>>44474024
be stupid npcs

[Anonymous No.]

I have acquired the futanari protagonist tag.
today is a blessed day.

[Anonymous No.]

>>44472965
do it and don't listen to low iq takes like >>44473003

> 100 new cards * 0.5 retention = 60 cards acquired
> 20 new cards * 0.9 retention = 18 cards acquired

even with abysmal retention rates does 100 new cards beat the normie rate of 20

[Anonymous No.]

>>44472965
there is a guy keep track of people who say they are gonna do 100 cards / day.
nobody has made it so far, everyone has given up.
he has a spreadsheet and calendar to keep track of them.

[Anonymous No.]

the one wanikani level a day guy came pretty far

[Anonymous No.]

>>44474108
he's right, I've already given up
I'll just do 500 instead

[Anonymous No.]

>>44474124
>I've already given up
https://streamable.com/lpvsen

[Anonymous No.]

>>44474058
0.5 retention will make you want to kill yourself every day

[Anonymous No.]

increase your mental fortitude so failing japanese word games doesn't make you suicidal

[Anonymous No.]

should I mine sentence cards or vocab cards?

[Anonymous No.]

mine animecards

[Anonymous No.]

put on the card what you want to memorize

[Anonymous No.]

I want to memorize sentences

[Anonymous No.]

yooo i can read fate on my phone this is the future

[Anonymous No.]

>>44474575
Why? Are you auditioning for a play?

[Anonymous No.]

why do so many people on this board not use the reply function?
there are so many comments that are obviously a reply to something, but they are just floating in the thread.
i've never seen this retarded behavior on any other board

[Anonymous No.]

Agreed. It's really hard to follow conversations sometimes. I think people do it because they're mad.

[Anonymous No.]

the nihongo is not for the weak

[Anonymous No.]

japanese is the easiest language to learn
you niggas really still stuck on it? lol

[Anonymous No.]

Yeah, I'm stuck on it, like a bad cold. I can't quit her anymore than she can quit me.

[Anonymous No.]

>>44474730
kysf

[Anonymous No.]

That's not very nice, anon. I didn't say anything to (You).

[Anonymous No.]

I have a video with hardsubs. softsubs for this video don't exist. what is the easiest way to convert this into anki cards with audio?

[Anonymous No.]

>>44474862
i'm pretty sure all the replies on these threads that don't use the correct the reply function are the result of one very sad, very subhuman autist who watches the threads religiously and posts cancerous vapid replies incorrectly.
you will never be a non-cunt, let alone japanese
you will never learn how to use the interface of a this basket weaving forum, let alone japanese
i would tell you to neck yourself, but you probably wouldn't know how to operate a rope either

[Anonymous No.]

Hey, listen. I'm against it just as much as you, but the fact is that not replying to people is board culture, and I'll be damned if I go against board culture.
Honestly, we could both get in a lot of trouble if people we that we're using the uppercase feature of our keyboards. DJTers HATE uppercasers.

[Anonymous No.]

now say that in japanese

[Anonymous No.]

あれ

[Anonymous No.]

because i want to fit into the thread culture

[Anonymous No.]

True

[Anonymous No.]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UiHb_PFyl_8
djt in japan

[Anonymous No.]

I wouldn't get caught

[Anonymous No.]

>>44468556
>substantial amount of money
$300 is nothing lol

[Anonymous No.]

So I was doing anki mobile (top) and synced with desktop (bottom) but my desktop font is completely different. I did the fixyourfont and it doesn't seem like it's chinese/hanji but just a different font. Should I switch my desktop font to the more 'modern' mobile font somehow or is it fine to continue using this one as not everything in Japanese uses the same font.

[Anonymous No.]

yeah that's chinese

[Anonymous No.]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eO3JWvXFxgo

[Anonymous No.]

>>44475650
I fixed it yeah I was fooled into thinking it would work because I checked fixyourfont and saw that 直す displayed correctly so I closed and moved on. I had to manually change the font family in Anki too. Luckily I even noticed before going any further on desktop.

[Anonymous No.]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0F7QcckuZnU

[Anonymous No.]

こんばんは！！

[Anonymous No.]

finna read
no posting until i get back

[Anonymous No.]

*poasts*

[Anonymous No.]

convince me why I shouldn't close this thread when I'm immersing

[Anonymous No.]

Day 103: Update quite late because got some irl stuff to do but here it is.

[Anonymous No.]

Just had the best review day I've had in months, now if only I could keep it at this rate.

[Anonymous No.]

crazy how you can learn chinese easily by just changing the font and no one does it

[Anonymous No.]

same reason why im not interested in learning korean
the multiple decades of weeb media dont exist with those languages

[Anonymous No.]

i'm not interested in korean because all of the consonants sound the same

[Anonymous No.]

i don't lurk, i didn't realize jalup was a forced meme when i admitted to using it here

gomen

[Anonymous No.]

all products are forced memes

[Anonymous No.]

literally their marketing. kill it with fire

[Anonymous No.]

a german schizo that sounds like quiz but isnt quiz convinced me with an hour long presentation that korea is run by a death cult and id have a safer time visiting any other asian country as a tourist including china and north korea

[Anonymous No.]

i heard korea is run by cults but never heard anyone say tourism is dangerous

[Anonymous No.]

>むくり
>abruptly (rising)
>slowly (rising)

[Anonymous No.]

>>44476218
why are you taking so long

[Anonymous No.]

words i've learned reading my first book in japanese today:

滔々
紋白蝶
陳ねる
田園
竪琴
水面(みなも)
橋梁
牛蒡
媾曳
柘榴
月代
醫
見参
脱臼
鴉
豊饒
般若
鉞
研鑽
蝸牛
鷺
隠微
響めく
供述
謄写
逡巡
瀟洒
急峻
皐月
身重

yea i think i will not continue reading it and go back to animu

[Anonymous No.]

>水面(みなも)
lmfao

[Anonymous No.]

>>44476884
一般的な日本人でもスラスラとは読めん！ :(

[Anonymous No.]

>>44465188
Is there a program that can scan the kanji in a game and put it in your clipboard? There's gotta be a better way to copy kanji than going into google translate and drawing it out or digging through the game's language files

[Anonymous No.]

yeah but its easier to just know the kanji

[Anonymous No.]

my book series will be called knowing the kanji

[Anonymous No.]

>>44477177
the op pic is flipped horizontally. did you understand it?

[Anonymous No.]

these skinny jap bitches just dont know what they do to me

[Anonymous No.]

>>44476299
how do you get the retention statistic in ankidroid

[Anonymous No.]

they don't care they just want your money

[Anonymous No.]

>>44477233
It's an extension which I don't think ankidroid supports.

[Anonymous No.]

people who post 2s/card are crippled

[Anonymous No.]

should it be higher or lower?

[Anonymous No.]

Ｎ５で最初に読む本？

>１００万回生きたねこ

かなあ

[Anonymous No.]

how did the conquistadors learn the languages of the natives in the new world? there wasn't anki and fansubbers didn't exist either.

[Anonymous No.]

everyone used to speak the same language back then

[Anonymous No.]

Violence is the lingua franca of the world.

[Anonymous No.]

>>44477324
whatever works for you but 2 means the guy is just skimming through his cards without reading them

[Anonymous No.]

>never read anything before
>thinking you're n5

[Anonymous No.]

>>44477344
>how did the conquistadors learn the languages of the natives
They didn't. They taught their language to the savages and used them as translators.

[Anonymous No.]

>>44477411
>skimming through his cards without reading them
do you read the entire dictionary entry

[Anonymous No.]

What is this?

[Anonymous No.]

probably a word

[Anonymous No.]

>>44476884
nigga what kind of book was that

[Anonymous No.]

>>44477435
ok but now reverse the question. the natives didn't have anki or fansubbers either

[Anonymous No.]

tfw you will never be a chad conquistador having your way with as many tan skinned native american women as you pleased every night

[Anonymous No.]

>>44477485
>慍怒
maybe...

[Anonymous No.]

>>44477411
my average was around 4.5 seconds per card. if it wasnt 50% j definition cards im sure i could get it down to around 3 seconds

[Anonymous No.]

>>44477433
N5 is pre reading

[Anonymous No.]

>>44477411
You should be skimming the cards you get right, only stopping to read the sentence and definition for a word you're not clear on or if you forget a reading

[Anonymous No.]

Has anybody here tried learning an "easy" language? How does it compare to learning nip? I'm pretty retarded and have wasted easily over a hundred hours doing anki because of poor memory and attention span (don't even get distracted by anything, just zone out). I thought learning Japanese was pretty easy for the average person, is it really that much harder than French?

[Anonymous No.]

you should atke your idiot card advice and shove it up your asss

[Anonymous No.]

>>44474058
sasuga mae ni

[Anonymous No.]

>>44477177
this post pisses me off because i remember it on /g/ from weeks ago and i gave the answer. it was then reposted on /v/ a couple days (week?) later.. and now it's here.
fuck you.

[Anonymous No.]

>>44477177
うらやまちぃー

[Anonymous No.]

It gave me this after writing a couple of meme words like 馬鈴薯 and 梨の礫.
I think I broke it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>44477598
if you've never read you're unranked

[Anonymous No.]

>unironically can't read 丨級

[Anonymous No.]

いっきゅう... いちきゅう...... uhhhhhhhh.......

[Anonymous No.]

>>44477683
>>44477687
Sorry, maybe someday I'll reach 9 dan.

[Anonymous No.]

丨級 reader = 9 級 learner

[Anonymous No.]

>>44477705
What dan do you need to reach to improve as a learner?

[Anonymous No.]

you need to graduate from """reading"""

[Anonymous No.]

縦書きの長音符か
あなたの実力わぁ級相当です

[Anonymous No.]

>>44477711
I can't produce but I can write the runes by hand. Does that count?
文章を作るのはなかなかできないが読み書きは少しはできる。

[Anonymous No.]

>>44477731
no

[Anonymous No.]

>>44477731
少しってなに

[Anonymous No.]

>>44477734
そんなぁ。がんばってる学習者に対してそんなひどいことを言うなんて。。。

[Anonymous No.]

書道は日本語と全く違う

[Anonymous No.]

>>44477606
>How does it compare to learning nip?
Infinitely easier.
>most tenses and pronouns match, so you can concentrate on where things differ and take note of exceptions
>you also don't have a gorillion onomatopoeic/mimetic words, so no ガクガク, ガリガリ, ぐるぐる, ちくちく, ぼーっと, パッと, etc.
>no kanji barrier so you can start reading right away. note: after learning the moonrunes, nip feels like learning any other language, only slower
>tons of shared lexemes ('root words') and affixes (prefixes, suffixes)
>far fewer words without straightforward translations
>tons more of shared adages/sayings
>you have number and possibly gender, which makes for a seamless transition compared to than getting used to counters
>you have conjunctions; you don't have to learn "conjunctive form" (連用形) and stuff like および, ならびに, また, そして, and you don't have to re-learn how express a disjunction (AかB, または, etc.)
>caveat: prepositions are a bitch no matter the language, so forget about those making sense
>etc. etc.

[Anonymous No.]

>>44477743
>少しってなに
数量が少ない。程度がわずかだ。

[Anonymous No.]

I found siren head kanji

[Anonymous No.]

>>44477870
「わたしのこころをうばわれるのはおかねだけです」って書けるか

[Anonymous No.]

>>44477485
慍魅?

[Anonymous No.]

lmao just found out about this tag ライフマーク

[Anonymous No.]

>draw health bar
>call it birthing fetish
thats a weird one

[Anonymous No.]

>>44477906
Sure. 文字がすごく汚いけど。

[Anonymous No.]

>when they put up a long ass japanese sentence in a youtube video for half a second only to piss you off at how slow you're at reading compared to japanese who presumably can read it instantly.

[Anonymous No.]

>>44477906
here my heart catch moneycure comes.

[Anonymous No.]

a grim reminder that you will never be japanese

[Anonymous No.]

Is there a point to mining vs just doing a jpdb deck (assuming it exists)? Like yeah on one hand you need to see the kanji before it's useful so it's implied you need to do the whole jpdb deck, but there's no guarantee you'll see a kanji again in a relatively short time frame after mining it
It seems sort of like a proactive vs reactive situation but neither are ideal because one frontends the work while the other is delayed and not necessarily useful while you read
Does mining increase learning in a meaningful way since you're actively interacting with the word?

[Anonymous No.]

>>44477987
i cope by thinking how much it would suck if i had that problem in english

[Anonymous No.]

>>44477789
>>no kanji barrier so you can start reading right away
>implying

[Anonymous No.]

is there a way to improve nip font rendering while keeping english rendering the same on linux?

[Anonymous No.]

>>44478005
>Is there a point to mining vs just doing a jpdb deck (assuming it exists)?
mining puts the priority on reading first, prebuilt decks put it on anki. anki is a crutch for not being able to immerse as much you would like to

[Anonymous No.]

>>44478025
Ah, that does make sense. You have to read to see the word in the first place lmao

[Anonymous No.]

>>44478006
i wonder if japanese could read this type of english: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JpBigeKWQtk at least i have no problem with those. and english isn't my native language.

[Anonymous No.]

>learning chinese
>a civilization where pronunciation was only described by referring to other characters until the 1900s
>all these useless dictionaries that say "it has the consonant of 馬 and everything but the consonant of 永" leading to hundreds of mutually unintelligible "dialects"

[Anonymous No.]

>>44478033
people underestimate just as damaging being a slow reader is. because if you're slow in your native language, imagine how much slower you are in a foreign one.

[Anonymous No.]

>>44477937
is this how "gold digger" is written in japanese?

[Anonymous No.]

>>44478007
>French and Italian have kanji
Huh?
>>44478033
A good portion of it comes down to knowing what word comes next, and being familiar with the sentence structures employed. Your mind fills in the words you missed, especially if they're function words.
The real test is being able to process what you're reading, draw nuances, be able to come up with antonyms, recognizing structures, etc.

[Anonymous No.]

https://oshiete.goo.ne.jp/qa/8354124.html
ふむふむ

[Anonymous No.]

>>44478033
feels bad, got lost halfway through and was blindsided by the shit about aliens and strength. even if i caught the gist he had to use a bunch of strange classifiers
btw has anybody noticed a sharp decline in reading speed over the years? i used to tear up 500-1000+ word novels in a few hours but after being forced to read for a school program that only benefitted dummies, my reading speed went way down because i stopped reading anything other than web novel slop for years. it's kind of depressing especially because i've got an older brother who reads like 10x faster than me and says he just looks at the shapes of words to read them, sort of like the memes that cut words like in picrel

[Anonymous No.]

現代の女は本当にクズだ

[Anonymous No.]

>>44478049
I wouldn't know, I'm not a woman.

[Anonymous No.]

>>44478069
you can pick up kanji as you read

[Anonymous No.]

>>44477485
どっからそんなわかりにくいのみつけてくるのん

けつろんからいうと

みたことがない

[Anonymous No.]

what if im just too smart to learn japanese?

[Anonymous No.]

you won

[Anonymous No.]

>>44478112
>just too smart to learn japanese
yes, you should give up practicing and become a linguist.

[Anonymous No.]

>>44477906
>を奪われる
I thought you couldn’t use wo and passive form

[Anonymous No.]

男の娘×女の子

[Anonymous No.]

>>44478093
quiz...

[Anonymous No.]

>>44478093
don't play quiz

[Anonymous No.]

>>44478107
Sure, I can pick up words and moonrunes like 宥める, 楔状, 軈て, 傀儡, 絨毯, 美人局, 誘き寄せる, 齎す, 膵臓, 挫く, 痤瘡, 倦怠感, etc. and learn how to write and read them. The problem is I can hardly remember what they mean once I'm done, let alone how to use them.

[Anonymous No.]

now that queef lost his status as one of the four yonkos of djt i wonder whos gonna be the next one

[Anonymous No.]

>>44478121
"Suffering" passive (迷惑の受け身). One type of indirect passive (間接受け身). English has no exact equivalent. Basically, something happens to you, and is usually negative.
ハンバーガを食べられた! -> someone ate my burger!
家内に逃げられた -> My wife ran out on me!
父を殺された! They killed my father! (as in "My father has been killed!")

[Anonymous No.]

>>44470362
https://youtu.be/7AdpBY__I0Y?t=225

[Anonymous No.]

>>44478160
>京、垓
>分、厘
この辺は日常で使うかな(*_*;

[Anonymous No.]

>>44478195
afaik the ones for decimals aren't used nowadays.

[Anonymous No.]

>>44470362
こんにちはざいにちくん

[Anonymous No.]

>>44478146
Thank you! Never imagined i would get a serious reply here

[Anonymous No.]

>>44478280
lol

[Anonymous No.]

novels are easier to read than jp twitter

[Anonymous No.]

>>44478224
九割九分九厘の日本人に使われてないまであるｗ 知らんけど( ˘ω˘)

[Anonymous No.]

ちなみに
分 = 0.1
分 = 1%
ふざけんな

[Anonymous No.]

wonder if the osaka soapland bro is having fun...

[Anonymous No.]

おはよう！

[Anonymous No.]

>>44478342

[Anonymous No.]

https://vocaroo.com/18jT5Xtx469M

[Anonymous No.]

>>44478146
my burger has been eaten
my burger got ate
my burger got fukn ate yo

my chair is being sat in as your message is being replied to by me

[Anonymous No.]

リプされた

[Anonymous No.]

lmao

[Anonymous No.]

>>44478388
>my burger has been eaten
You also can render that as [私の]ハンバーガーが食べられた (literally, "My hamburger was eaten"), but it doesn't express dismay like in the other case. Hence I put the translation in active voice in English to help distinguish the meaning.

[Anonymous No.]

>>44478423
マジレスされるぅぅ

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

bros i'm nervous
one week until i go to japan...

[Anonymous No.]

>>44478594
i just got back and it was the best time of my life. you'll be fine brother

[Anonymous No.]

you got a sad life lil bro

[Anonymous No.]

>>44478638
you are a djt poster

[Anonymous No.]

couldnt be me

[Anonymous No.]

there is no delightful djter

[Anonymous No.]

only delightful moms

[Anonymous No.]

>>44476884
only seen like half of these

[Anonymous No.]

>>44477177
sharex

[Anonymous No.]

the saddest djters are the copers who say theyre not interested in speaking

[Anonymous No.]

true true!

[Anonymous No.]

i've never posted in djt that would be cringe

[Anonymous No.]

mlen gets it

[Anonymous No.]

>>44476884
What book

[Anonymous No.]

>>44478538
lmaoo

[Anonymous No.]

finished ac6
apart from the 用語 there were no new words

[Anonymous No.]

>>44475379
these videos never show any actual chikan, its just people packed up like sardines. of course peoples bodies are going to rub against each other. then they deliberate grab the "chikans" and drag them around. as if thats not also chikan then. these whiteknights make me sick.

[Anonymous No.]

>>44479585
okay djter... whatevre you say...

[Anonymous No.]

>>44477641
now im curious
what answer did you give?

[Anonymous No.]

>>44478005
don't use jpdb, the developer has been MIA (lol) for 3 months

[Anonymous No.]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VcKsMPUN35k

[Anonymous No.]

>>44476785
it takes 2-3 seconds to listen to the word audio alone
>>44477606
1/3 of English words comes from French. and the grammar is similar too because the language families only diverged 5000 years ago and then bordered each other (for comparison, europeans and east asians diverged 40000 years ago)
>>44478019
that screenshot looks about as good as it gets. if you want better than that, get a hidpi display

[Anonymous No.]

>>44477606
japanese is the easiest language

[Anonymous No.]

>>44481064
for japanese

[Anonymous No.]

>>44481083
for true djters

[Anonymous No.]

gooood afternoon

our boi tried 漢字でGO
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XzY2vDROOfQ

upcoming 曲
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WuvtwRYkOU0

>>44478751
https://streamable.com/l0k9q4

[Anonymous No.]

upcoming foot up ass

[Anonymous No.]

its already plugged, your foot may not pass

[Anonymous No.]

sometimes you gotta unplug

[Anonymous No.]

hunter x hunter bros.. not like this
https://streamable.com/meise9

[Anonymous No.]

>>44481163
こよ、ずのー awesome!

[Anonymous No.]

damn djt has become lonely

[Anonymous No.]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J6YnF7eTAMY

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

the over-exaggerated cutesy anime voice holos do is irritating

[Anonymous No.]

>>44481367
I wanna kick them

[Anonymous No.]

>>44481097
good night ( ˘ω˘)ｽﾔｧ

I think it's an effective learning method to pick up useful comments from tons of comments. especially superchat lol

[Anonymous No.]

>>44481360
reminder that this is the reading speed of your average japanese native speaker and you are never going to make it

[Anonymous No.]

>>44481373
what are you doing on /jp/

[Anonymous No.]

>>44481373
do voice pitch control

[Anonymous No.]

>>44481402
i like japanese people who talk like normal human beings instead of cartoon aliens

[Anonymous No.]

learning japanese is real loser shit ngl

[Anonymous No.]

>>44481360
>>44481400
eroge have so few VAs that I've heard all of these voices despite not knowing what this game is
also at least I was able to keep up with most of it, except for a few at the beginning and one at the very end.
can natives seriously keep up with the one at 1:34? god damn
>>44481427
seems like this isn't the place for you then

[Anonymous No.]

>>44481400
phonetic speakers are much faster than ideographic speakers

[Anonymous No.]

>>44481373
watch suisei
https://youtu.be/NblcBkNqlPk?t=635

[Anonymous No.]

>>44481402
hes on jp not vt

[Anonymous No.]

the period of anime is over

[Anonymous No.]

>>44481097
>tfw could read いこみき and ミイラ on hard for the memes but not うろたえる on medium
I have brought shame upon my famiry.

[Anonymous No.]

if you take longer than 6 months to get good at jp you're retarded imo

[Anonymous No.]

the period for you is over

[Anonymous No.]

>>44481454

[Anonymous No.]

>>44481470
based

[Anonymous No.]

https://youtu.be/NblcBkNqlPk?t=729
hey i also acquired that from tales of games

she's just like me fr fr

[Anonymous No.]

>>44481460
all the normal examples, 造詣が深い and うろたえる in hard and have no idea what that 3rd thing is, and have literally have never seen any of those examples on ゲキムズ

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>>44481463
lamest attempt at a comeback i ever heard
anime nerd beat himself tfo by showing how poorly his brain works

[Anonymous No.]

if you remember where you acquired what you dkj

[Anonymous No.]

>>44481487
does not apply to readings rare enough for natives to find mentionable. usually when they're that rare your memory of it is strongly linked to where you encountered it

[Anonymous No.]

cope

[Anonymous No.]

>>44481487
does that mean the native who remembered also dkj

[Anonymous No.]

I don't like raw egg because the slimy texture makes me feel sick

[Anonymous No.]

no they get the native pass

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>>44481482
戒め(いましめ) is fairly common I guess. I always remember it because I hear 警戒 every other fucking day. Also reminds me a lot of 械 from 機械
空似 reminds me of 空耳
No idea about 造詣 and never ever saw おおおつけ. I have come across 眦(まなじり), but I have 目尻 highlighted as the word to use.

[Anonymous No.]

alexa, what is 戒め

[Anonymous No.]

>>44481530
you cant read 目尻 as manajiri unless theres furigana saying so

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>>44481530
The only times I remember encountering 造詣が深い are once in a wn and once in an LN, maybe a few other times I can't remember. Also I don't think I've encountered 造詣 outside of that phrase

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>>44481454
It's just a teenage boy

[Anonymous No.]

https://streamable.com/o6n1q5

[Anonymous No.]

what's the difference between furigana and ruby

[Anonymous No.]

lol

[Anonymous No.]

>>44481482
the next page, ヘル exists

[Anonymous No.]

https://youtu.be/NblcBkNqlPk?t=1182

pretty sure that was in tales too
she'll acquire it some day

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>>44481585
WHAT THE HELL!!!

[Anonymous No.]

unchecked linkify from settings

[Anonymous No.]

When should I start doing immersion?

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>>44481631
when you feel like it bro

[Anonymous No.]

never

[Anonymous No.]

>>44481631
the best day to start immersing was 30 years ago
the second best day is to start now

[Anonymous No.]

everyone in this thread hasn't made it because we're retard foreigners who still talk to each other in english

[Anonymous No.]

why would i talk in japanese with gaijin lol

[Anonymous No.]

well i can't talk in japanese and if i could i wouldn't do it with other foreigners

[Anonymous No.]

how many of y'all are indians?

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>>44481668
>>44481670
you wouldn't be here

[Anonymous No.]

where would i be your moms house?

[Anonymous No.]

why the fuck would i talk in japanese if the other person knows english?

[Anonymous No.]

bunko talks japanese all the time and he's here forever

[Anonymous No.]

my biggest failure in learning japanese is still not fully utilizing it as my main language. still just as a curiosity after many years.

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>>44481684
>>44481689
how fucking retarded are you autists

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>>44481720
bro you might be looking for the int djt

[Anonymous No.]

there is certainly no need to speak to someone in a foreign language.

[Anonymous No.]

english is a foreign language to me

[Anonymous No.]

https://streamable.com/oyp1cj

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>>44481733
haha lol so funny!

[Anonymous No.]

I just read 2匹のカエル and understood most of it.
Hell yeah!

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>>44481745
thanks, its posts like yours that keep me going

have another
https://streamable.com/o0begr

[Anonymous No.]

>>44481760
>its posts like yours that keep me going
life's that bad huh?

[Anonymous No.]

i like gama (toad) more than kaeru (frog) but frogs (kaeru) are pretty cool too
>>44481760
do you have the jamango one?

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>>44481779
>do you have the jamango one?
https://streamable.com/st97e4

[Anonymous No.]

now i get why "lil bro" triggered him

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>>44481789
i like this one thank you

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>>44481723
nah, if i were serious about learning japanese i'd ditch all this english shit i have surrounded myself with for years. that means not having japanese in the context of an english fucking website. i'd use japanese sites instead. fucking 2chan? watch japanese tv, play japanese games. read news in japanese etc.

that some of you people don't even seem to be able to grasp this concept really is bad news for you.

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>>44481547
I said word to use. 目尻 is めじり.
>>44481586
Furigana is the added text. 振り仮名->仮名を振る
Ruby are annotative glosses.
>>44481631
>when
As soon as you can. Get exposed to the language or you'll be stuck in textbook hell, drawing a complete blank upon seeing shit like あえて, せっかく, etc.

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>>44481794
live footage in 4k
https://streamable.com/y25rhr

[Anonymous No.]

why is every virtual youtuber mentally ill?

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>>44481805
are you trying to say furigana tells you the reading, and ruby tells you the meaning?

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>>44481837
who would want to watch that?

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>>44481846
some people are even paying for it.

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>>44481839
No. furigana is the practice of adding kana to text, and predates ruby. Ruby is just an annotation that accompanies text in east-asian languages.

[Anonymous No.]

not fat enough

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>>44481976
is that the anime man's girlfriend?

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>>44481976
they couldn't find a 500 lb landwhale to cast for this role?

[Anonymous No.]

>>44482229
are there any actresses who lose weight intensely before Luffy leaves for the Grand Line?

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>>44482229
not in hollywood
though they probably could have found one at any other streetcorner in the us

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>>44482180
this will be an awkward watch lol

[Anonymous No.]

ngl the first ep was pretty good

[Anonymous No.]

>>44482180
oof

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>>44472906
it's shit, and in 2 months you will never be able to speak japanese, you can learn kana so you at the very least don't get lost

[Anonymous No.]

got some stew
eatofdakimasu! (. ᴗ .)(. ᴗ .)

[Anonymous No.]

if you wanna make it like queeran you gotta go vegan

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>>44482300
ngl it's shit

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glad i dont watch shonen

[Anonymous No.]

how do you properly pronounce these? りょう and ろう still sound somewhat similar to me

[Anonymous No.]

What core deck would you recommend as a first one? I'm mostly deciding between 2k/6k and 2.3k.

[Anonymous No.]

That's it. I give up.
I will never learn japanese.

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>>44482712
https://streamable.com/lpvsen

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>>44482674
it doesn't matter because you will want to start reading manga/VNs after you learn ~1k words.

[Anonymous No.]

>>44481585
kek

[Anonymous No.]

https://whitebear0930.net/archives/11893
today I learned the difference between「日差し」と「陽射し」

[Anonymous No.]

is anime still good just for listening practice?

[Anonymous No.]

>>44482935
yes

[Anonymous No.]

japan seems to have a lot of 詐欺師s, 痴漢ers and 盗撮ers

[Anonymous No.]

Where do I find Western TV shows dubbed into Japanese?

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>>44483102
netflix?

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>>44482674
2.3k. it's optimized for weaboo coverage and frequency. you can do 1,000 words or the whole thing but either way you need to get cracking on reading and mining yourself early enough and not just like do a ridiculously huge core deck that has tons of low-freq vocabulary you can learn yourself when your vocab acquisition skills are better

learning shit that doesn't improve your general comprehension ability when you're still training your brain to acquire vocab sucks and 2k/6k has a good amount of useless jargon

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>>44482782
Oke, thanks for advice!
>>44483253
Thanks for explanation, I appreciate it!

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>>44481373
https://youtube.com/@NekomataOkayu

[Anonymous No.]

Day 103: Today session was interesting, got absorbed into session and completely forgot about time.

[Anonymous No.]

Recently found a JP speaking partner online, they want to learn English and will help teach JP. Any of you anons done this before? Are there any similar resources/guides to teach English to a Japanese?

[Anonymous No.]

>>44483888
...

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>>44483888
I tend to give up much faster if I don't know the answer. But I am at the beginning (again).

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>>44483899
just speak about shit youre both interested in and youll both improve naturally

[Anonymous No.]

Trust in anti-satan, he knows what he's talking about

[Anonymous No.]

>>44483899
play porn games together

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>>44484018
Don't do this it makes mustard cum

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>>44482874
>このような使い分けというのは国語辞典にも漢和辞典にものっていません。。。よって自由に想像してみることにしました。
You didn't learn anything.

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>>44484034
>>44484034
>>44484034

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I'm setting up Anki for the first time and I added Straight Rewards plugin. On the page of the plugin (https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/957961234)) it says that I need to shift-click Options to change them. I did just that and after saving if I check it, with shift-clicking again, I see the changes, but if I normal press Options it still shows unchanged settings for plugin. Is this normal? Does normal clicking Options only work for "non-plugin" options?

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>>44484032
B-but it's from a native

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>>44483899
Have fun teaching articles. I couldn't explain those even if I tried. And wildcard verbs like get, and phrasal verbs, and stuff like why people "have" hair instead of "doing" it.
And just for kicks, you'll love teaching the difference between have to, must, ought to, and need to. And can and be able to. Especially when explaining why you use one over the others.
And what about "seems" and "appears" (連用形+そう, 普通形+そう, らしい, みたい, etc.)?

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>>44484125
found the retired ALT

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>>44484196
>English is easy to teach
Oh boy, someone isn't into TESOL

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>>44483899
if he wants you to arrange a curriculum for him he's not gonna make it, and if he doesn't then why are you trying
no one sane would expect a native to know anything about language learning resources anyway
imagine if you said you wanted to practice nihongo with him and he linked you rtk

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>>44484238
>no one sane would expect a native to know anything about language learning resources anyway
No, but native speakers can answer shit like "What does せっかく in せっかくの旅だから晴れてほしい mean? Does the it stop making sense if I take out the せっかくの?"

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>>44484288
are you expecting a textbook response or are you expecting a gut feeling response because only the latter is a reasonable expectation

[Anonymous No.]

せっかく覚えた日本語

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>>44484326
Latter. That way you can see how the fuck people decide to use words, in which cases, and why (the infamous 違和感を感じさせます).

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>>44484377
yeah but that's just having a conversation partner they don't need to prepare for that

[Anonymous No.]

>>44484396
Shit, why do people even go to the trouble of setting up a language exchange if they're not gonna ask absolutely anything related to speaking a language?

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>>44484044
now you could ditch straight rewards and just use fsrs4anki.
normal clicking works for plugins that support the new options screen. as far as I remember the options on the shift-click screen are the ones that matter for straight rewards, but I'm not sure because I don't use it anymore.

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>>44484439
what are you on about
i didn't say anything about not asking questions or talking about the language itself
i just said you don't need to prepare teaching resources

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>>44484459
>fsrs4anki
Thanks, but at this moment I'm kinda lost (pic related)... I assume that with usage of anki I'll understand all the features fsrs4anki brings. Should I try to understand it right now or is it okay that for now I just use straight rewards?

[Anonymous No.]

sasuga retards

[Anonymous No.]

it's too bad anki doesn't have a scheduler that isn't braindead built in

[Anonymous No.]

>>44484527
no you must understand it right now, people weren't able to learn japanese before fsrs4anki

[Anonymous No.]

that statement is trivially true
no one has ever learned japanese

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>>44484627
they're working on porting the fsrs optimizer to rust so it can be included with anki without adding 600tb to the file size