/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

馬鹿みたいに

>>7810822
>kanji

>>7810850
just gotta remember how they're pronounced bro

>Duolingo
Just admit you don't want to learn

rumao rumao roru roru

>>7810885
admit you're salty that when you were learning the resources were terrible

>>7810905
There are so many better resources than duolingo. I'm not trying to sound superior or smug here, it's just a fact.

>>7810885
what resources do you recommend for a SEAnigger stuck at home anon

>>7810872
If only it were this easy…

>>7810929
Sure but then there is also duolingo. There was less and now there is more.

>>7810761
>learning indonesian with duolingo
>"which one is ring"
>me: "cincin"
>my brain: "Chin chin"

>>7810905
What are you talking about? Duolingo isn't even a resource, it just gives you extremely basic vocab with a bunch of sentences and calls it learning.

>>7810932
>>7810945
https://itazuraneko.neocities.org/
You won't be able to learn Japanese if you can't even spend the time to find actual resources. Fuck off.

嫌いなもの: 黒人 、ユダヤ 、ピットブル 、女性

好きなもの: キャニー

>>7810969
Now you're just being silly. There is a basic method to language learning and these modern resources have it mastered while also being fun.

It's issue is being short and that some forego any other method of studying. There's obviously no way to learn to write using it.

>>7810996
thanks

>>7810969
It's hilarious watching someone try to call duolingo a resource while also acting smug about it

>>7810761
>duolingo
bro there's no shortcuts. Do reps.

>>7811009
Yeah it's really weird to act smug about this stuff. That's why it's obvious people who dismiss one resource are salty over their lack of options.

Compared to other languages, you old weebs really struggled with fun and cheap tools to find

>>7811043
I dismiss duolingo because you're wasting your time using it. It's better to start with a stronger foundation. The only thing I'm "salty'" about is how hard it's memed and advertised even by vtubers.

>>7810885
Not OP but I certainly understood more than before I started.

私は日本語 learningです
貴方わ duolingobaby
im just kidding im still learning kana. i learned you can type sokuon by typing x
xyoょ
yoよ
かっこい~

>>7811076
Who called it a foundation? It's fun. It's free. There is literally a ton of similar modern tools that become more likely to be seen by being exposed to it.

Is salt.

>>7811090
It's a start but it won't last long

>>7810996
>>7811007
that page's learn/kana.html taught me more than the last 30 minutes i spent in duolingo
thanks for converting me
have 1 fubuki

Weird agenda to try and dissuade learning

>>7810996
I was content with being an EOP forever, but I changed my mind after looking at this site.

>>7810885
im on a 156 day streak right now, my japanese is definitely better then it wws before

>>7810761
Less duolingo, more anki and bunpro
And practice writing too if you can spare the time, it helps settle the characters in your memory better

>>7810761
>doulingo
ささっと自殺してくれ、EOPさん

>>7810761
if you have any interest in learning Japanese why the fuck are you watching EN?

>>7810932
>SEAnigger
Learn English and move to a western country would be a good start
t.former SEAnigger

>learning English
>which one is ネズミ
>me: rat
>my brain: rrat

>learning hiragana
>reach su
>oh shit
>se ku su
>feel proud

>learning javanese
>Jancok aku salah ngetik lan sijine v tinimbang p

>>7811094
>わ

>>7810761
>>7811005
>>7811043
>>7811107
>>7811184
>>7810905
Holy shit go back

Japanese fetishist westerners who learned japanese are some of the most insufferable fucks ever
get over yourself

>>7810761


The only good way to learn a language is daily immersion, and the only language learning product that comes close to replicating that experience is Assimil - i recommend you look into it if you are serious about learning nipnongnonese.

>I wasted 3 years of my life learning japanese and you're a lesser human if you don't

>>7814890
You can, at any moment, stop being emotionally attached to a product you fucking spastic.

>learning English
>see the word "ok"
>see the word "rat"
>see the word "medicine"
>see the word "schizophrenia"
>see the word "apocalypse"
>see the word "smegma"
>see the word "cute"
>see the word "funny"

>>7814890
>learning
>waste
NGMI

>>7811662
>former
Not so fast

>>7814890
The Duolingo CEO on Duolingo:

>I recently got in touch with Luis von Ahn, a co-founder and the CEO of Duolingo, to ask whether my experience was typical. I expected some defensiveness from him about my need to use books to get the conversational skills I had hoped to get from Duolingo. But instead he laughed and told me the app had done exactly what it was built to do. “The biggest problem that people trying to learn a language by themselves face is the motivation to stay with it,” he told me. “That’s why we spend a lot of our energy just trying to keep people hooked.”
>Duolingo is essentially a product of crowdsourcing; volunteers build much of the teaching content, and the in-app behavior of its 27.5 million active monthly users is continuously analyzed to determine which exercises, sentences, and techniques lead to better adherence and faster learning. The challenge, von Ahn told me, is that the two metrics tend to be at odds: Making the lessons more difficult reliably speeds up learning—but also increases dropout rates. “We prefer to be more on the addictive side than the fast-learning side,” he explained. “If someone drops out, their rate of learning is zero.”
> ... “In the U.S., about half of our users aren’t even really motivated to learn a language; they just want to pass the time on something besides Candy Crush,” he said.

https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2018/12/language-apps-duolingo/573919/

>>7811662
>Learn English
I stopped giving a shit once I got 7.0 in an IELTS test
>move to a western country
I would like to not be swallowed raw by the globohomo
>former
lmao ok chink
>>7811564
>>7811014
dw i already moved away from it thanks to >>7810996

>>7810905
>duolingo
>"""resource"""
kek, you people have never taken your reps seriously and it shows