/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

[Anonymous No.]

Are you doing your reps, son?

[Anonymous No.]

I only do rrat reps

[Anonymous No.]

>>1802704
I did actually look at Japanese grammar today. now I know that verbs are at the end of the sentence and that “no” links nouns together with the second noun “belonging” to the first. I will try to pay more attention to the sentence structure of my oshi when she speaks

[Anonymous No.]

>>1802704
Yes. One rep for kanji learned, father.

[Anonymous No.]

Yes. I did my English reps this morning.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1802704
i did my spanish reps but i dont think that counts here

[Anonymous No.]

>>1802704
I'm learning French not Japanese and no I have not been doing my reps.

[Anonymous No.]

I did!

[Anonymous No.]

>>1802704
I'm doing them for her

[Anonymous No.]

These particles with に and へ and で are fucking me up 6 ways to Sunday, anon. I was having fun until I got here.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1802929
Voulez-vous quitter ce lieu

[Anonymous No.]

>>1803566
I get fucked up when particles combine like では、には、でも、etc

[Anonymous No.]

>>1802765
>I know that verbs are at the end of the sentence
They usually come at the end of clauses, but it's still technically grammatically correct if they don't.
>>1803771
When particle combine it doesn't do anything special. It is just marking the same thing as multiple things. It combines the meaning.
ではので is not a particle. It's the て form of だ.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1802765 #
>I know that verbs are at the end of the sentence
They usually come at the end of clauses, but it's still technically grammatically correct if they don't.
>>1803771 #
When particle combine it doesn't do anything special. It is just marking the same thing as multiple things. It combines the meaning.
でもので is not a particle. It's the て form of だ.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1802765
>I know that verbs are at the end of the sentence
They usually come at the end of clauses, but it's still technically grammatically correct if they don't.
>>1803771
When particle combine it doesn't do anything special. It is just marking the same thing as multiple things. It combines the meaning.
でもので is not a particle. It's the て form of だ.

[Anonymous No.]

HEY KISAMAS,

WATASHI NO NAMAE WA ANANIMASU OFFU KAKUSU TO WATASHI WA KIRAI EVERY SINGLE ONE OF ANATA. ALL OF ANATA ARE FAT, BAKA BAKA NO-LIFES WHO SPEND EVERY SECOND OF MAINICHI MITEIRUING AT BAKA PICTURES. ANATA WA SUBETE THAT IS WARUI IN THE SEKAI. HONTO NI, HAVE ANY OF ANATA EVER GOTTEN ANY NEKO? I MEAN, WATASHI GUESS IT’S TANOSHI MAKING FUN OF HITOS BECAUSE OF YOUR OWN UNKAWAIINESS, BUT MINNA TAKE IT TO A WHOLE NEW LEVEL. KORE WA WORSE THAN ONANI-ING TO PICTURES ON HESUBUUKU.

SHIRANAI HITO JA NAI DESHO? JUST HIT WATASHI AND BE SURE TO GANBARIMASU. WATASHI WA PRETTY MUCH PAAFEKUTO. WATASHI WAS AMERIKAN FUTBORU NO CAPTAIN, TO WATASHI WAS HAJIMASHTATER ON WATASHI NO BASUKETOBOORU TEAM. DONNA SUPOTSU DO ANATA ASANBOU, OTHER THAN “ONANI TO NAKED DRAWN NIPPONJIN”? WATASHI MO GET HOMO JA NAI A’S, TO WATASHI HAS A BANGING KAWAII SHOJO (KANOJO WA BLOWJOB WO SHIMASHITA; KUSO WA HONTO NI CASH.) ANATA WA ALL KISAMAS DARE SHOULD JUST KOROSU THEMSELVES. DOMO ARIGATOU GOZAIMASU FOR LISTENING.

(SONO PIC WA RELATED DESU, ARE WA WATASHI TO WATASHI NO ONNA)

[Anonymous No.]

YEEEEAAAH!

[Anonymous No.]

>>1802704
I work out regularly, but I'm still tired as fuck mentally, physically, and emotionally all the time. Apparently my Vitamin D levels are at 9 of whatever system they use to measure it. Regular levels are anywhere from 30 to 90

[Anonymous No.]

>>1810083
Get some Vitamin D3 pills anon...wtf.

[Anonymous No.]

I worked all day, need sleep reps but I sketched and will do duolingo later

[Anonymous No.]

>>1810128
Taking from my moms until I can get some. Legitimately don't know why it's so low. Lack of sun, maybe, but I've always been a bit of a hikki. Maybe covid made it worse, since I'd at least go out for friends and school. Could be thyroid stuff, since my family has that problem, but I doubt it since I'm young and otherwise good

[Anonymous No.]

Just started Wanikani. What was the app I can use to sync to it? Studying in browser is annoying.

[Anonymous No.]

No, I haven't. The worst thing is that despite having a job, I still have all the time in the world to do them. I just don't. Some people would kill to have the kind of leisure I have right now but I'm still wasting my entire life doing nothing.

I used to have a routine that worked for a year, now it's just nothing.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1802704
I hit a new PR today I'm pretty happy

[Anonymous No.]

>>1803739
suchez mon bite

[Anonymous No.]

Yes, today was core day.

Dragon flag 4x 20
Decline side plank 4x 25 (each side)
Prone leg lift 4x 15

Hanging oblique leg raise 4x 30 (alternating reps)
V-sit hold 4x 45sec
Back extension 4x15

[Anonymous No.]

>>1802826
I'm trying to relearn spanish solely for the fact that I wanna start a lore channel and hit a usually ignored side of some communities.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1813549
That sounds pretty interesting, anon. What's your lore from?

[Anonymous No.]

https://youtu.be/55kq-gt84YE
DO YOUR /fit/ REPS WITH ARUPAPA

[Anonymous No.]

>>1813722
I want to eventually do the Vtuber thing and just hit topics i'm really interested in. Hit up lore like Runeterra(League of Legends), Warhammer, Tower of God, ect. Variety lore.

I'm still working on the actual character, and might make a workshop thread here soon.

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>>1802704
I just did a course on na adjectives and deshou. Took notes, still need to input them into Anki. Been slacking on reps because it's just review and nothing new until I input my notes. I'm happy as long as I'm spending a lot of time getting japanese in my brain and training my ear.

I need to pick up the pace because I love Pekora

[Anonymous No.]

I complete all of my reviews and added 50 new vocab words and 5 new grammar points.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1802704
I've been reading White Album 2 in japanese, trying for one to two hours a day. So far, it's pretty good

[Anonymous No.]

i've been harassing amazon to get the money from my refund as every day since who knows when dad

[Anonymous No.]

>>1814002
Godspeed, loreanon

[Anonymous No.]

>eop
>reps

NGMI

[Anonymous No.]

>>1802704
>Anki queue cleared
>Bunpro queue cleared
>LN page read and translated
>Will to live extinguished
I think so, dad.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1810341
If you're taking vitamin D3 you should take it in conjunction with vitamin K2... it's a good combination

[Anonymous No.]

>>1802704
4 hours a day

[Anonymous No.]

>it's easy

[Anonymous No.]

>>1802704
YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES
俺の日本語は上手だぞ

[Anonymous No.]

>>1802720
Couldn't have said it better myself.

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>>1803566
They're tough at the beginning because they have far broader meanings than english particles, but once you wrap your head around them they are very powerful. に specifies a target like in, to, or at, whereas へ has less functionality and kinda means towards, but is less ambiguous than に. Beginners should be more concerned about に and で and you'll eventually figure out when へ is appropriate. Best way to explain で is "by way of". It's not specifically pointing out a target of an action like に or へ, but it shows something used in accomplishing the action.
公園で歩く I walk in the park (by way of the park I walk)
公園へ歩く I walk to the park (towards the park I walk)
公園に歩く I walk to the park/I walk in the park (targeting the park I walk)
This last one is kinda ambiguous and unnatural because you target the park but you don't specify if you're there or not already. This is usually cleared up by context, using a different verb, using a different particle or adding auxiliary words to describe the situation better.