/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>6855209
>Japanese
I took at break whenever my oshi decided to go on hiatus

>>6855209
>using FAQ for "fuck" instead of "fuck you"
Is this the biggest newfag sign?

>>6855209
Nearly 100% of my free time. I finished n4 now I'm going out into the wild with anime and Manga. It's a fucking reckoning. 8 minutes into one beginner show and I get 38 words I do not know. The Grammer is almost a complete enigma but I can figure it out from the vocabulary.

体は剣で出来ている。

>>6855209
Quit after Coco. 桐生ココは日本語の勉強することが私のインスピレーションです。

bros, is it possible to gain fluency just by watching vtubers 16 hours a day?

>>6856111

>>6857221
To a degree, yes. However you're going to get a lot more efficiency in actively studying with something like anki. Other big downside is that you'll only be able to hear jap and be entirely illiterate

>>6857488
i did not expect a genuine answer, thanks for replying anon. one of the biggest issues for me on anki is that my brain completely shuts down and i'll need to press at least 10 "again" on 1 word to remember it for the day, it's too exhausting learning 20 cards per day.

>>6855209
15 mins of Duo, I will put in serious reps after I get all the duo cheevos and dump it

>>6857221
https://youtu.be/xhEnMieHtec
https://youtu.be/Y3fXk7CzG-k
https://youtu.be/Fvhcvp9Y9eo

>>6857799
no one does 20 a day except ultra autists. start with 5 and increase it to 7 or 10 later on depending on how you're feeling.

>>6857799
I try to help anyone who genuinely wants to learn. Other slight problem is that you might end up speaking like your chuuba.

>>6857883
Wait, really? I've been doing 20 new cards a day for a while and yeah after the first 8 or 10 they don't stick

>>6857912
>you might end up speaking like your chuuba.
I've seen a lot of anons recommend kanda from nijisanji to do listening reps in since his speaking is so clear, he did a presentation on how to speak clearly for those who'd be interested in watching it's
fairly useful https://youtube.com/watch?v=HjEQHppdAN0

>>6857945
If you can handle 20 cards go for it, but it seems like you're having issues with it so just scale it back.

>>6855209
I'm already on the eternal kanji and grammar grind

>>6857988
Someone like Kanda or Hayate seem pretty good for listening.
Unfortunately I have begun speaking like someone from the sticks like my oshi and occasionally autopilot feminine pronouns like うち or あたし which a little concerning.

>>6855209
Been at this for 3 years, I used to use Kizuna Ai for practice when I was starting out

Not going to learn a dying language.

About 7 hours a week.
Could be doing more but I've also started reading manga more.

>>6858953
what's this from?

>>6859093
iKnow.

It's a subscription based thing but pretty good for expanding your vocab. Grammar wise it doesn't teach you shit but I studied JP at the Uni for a bit so I've got that shit down.

It's extra good for quick Kanji recognition which has helped me a fuck ton when it comes to reading.

>>6857221
If you are starting from 0 and make no effort otherwise, not likely. At a minimum you would need to learn grammar and from there make frequent use of a dictionary to learn the meanings of words you repeatedly hear.

>>6857221
Go buy Genki and learn the grammar and basics. Japanese is a VERY homophonic language and you won't be able to contextualize anything just by listening.

>>6855209
I don't. They should learn english, not the other way around

20-30 minutes studying with Anki, plus hours listening to zatsudan vods.

>>6855720
Same, except it's just been a long depressive episode where I haven't done much of anything and have considered killing myself multiple times. It's a miracle that I have been getting good reviews at work since I've done nothing in 1.5 months at this point

>>6855209
Not enough
Might buy some books or shit to help