/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>60531359
in brazilian portuguese you can do the same bullshit as nips do with their phrasing
for example you can say the same phrase in different ways
>Eu não sou um Chihuahua, sou Fuwawa.
>Chihuahua eu não sou, sou Fuwawa!
>Não sou um Chihuahua, sou Fuwawa!
>Não é Chihuahua, é Fuwawa!
notice a lot of words missing and screwed up order and yet it all means the same shit
somehow this makes easier for brazilians to grasp the particles "rules"
the accent and intonation also has some similarity to japanese's in the brazilian southeast region

>>27114111

Do you guys do your reps alone?

>>2290365

>>1207246
*note these are all the impolite form, the polite form usually replaces the 'u' or 'ru' at the end and adds 'masu' or 'imasu' respectively.
to make = tsukuru
to eat = taberu
to drink = nomu
to rest = yasumu
to do = suru ( you'll likely hear shite more often)
to use = tsukau
to go = iku
to stop = yameru
is = d e s u
to exist (inanimate) = aru
to exist (animate) = iru
to want = hoshii (when want is the verb itself)
>*note to show you want to show desire with a verb, use the 'masu' form, and replace it with 'tai'. So, 'tabemasu' [to eat] becomes 'tabetai' [want to eat]
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'This' and 'That' as pronouns
Kore-when the thing is close you but far from who you're speaking to
Sore-when the thing is far from you but close to who you're speaking to
Are-when the thing is far from both you and who you're speaking to

'This' and 'That' as adjectives
Kono (noun)-when the SPECIFIC thing is close you but far from who you're speaking to
Sono (noun)-when the SPECIFIC thing is far from you but close to who you're speaking to
Ano (noun)-when the SPECIFIC thing is far from both you and who you're speaking to
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Who?- dare
Which?-dore
What?- nani/nan
Where?-doko
Here-koko
When?-itsu
Why?-doshite
How?-dou
How many?-ikutsu
Which way?-dochira
>* adding 'mo' after a question word is used to include or exclude everything. I.E. doko mo = everywhere; doko mo janai = nowhere
>*adding 'demo' after a question word is used to denote 'any'. I.E. dare demo = anybody; doko demo = anywhere

There! Now you're as shitty at japanese as I am!

REPS, NOW!