/jp/ - Otaku Culture

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Samefag. Here, have this video of a bishy, maybe it'll soothe your landwhale ass http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4zWYvSWyR8&feature=plcp

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Even if she did not ruin my Hisui ending, I still would not bother with used goods

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Hey Feives brodamus completly rectumSteamed that noseschonzzler.

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Yes, because in this world I have enough money to clone myself and have bodybuilding robot bodyguards with six foot double dicks. So I cannot be defeated. The only outcome is you = mad and your waifu = N T R ' d

I'm about to blow just thinking about it. You and every other shitstain that shares the same waifu, all NTR'd simultaneously.

People often debate what is the hardest language in the world to learn. Assuming your native language is English or one of the other Indo-European languages like Spanish, German, Russian, or Farsi, then an Asian language like Chinese, Japanese, or Korean is an obvious choice. In other words, the language you start off with affects which languages are easier to learn next.

If you are a native Spanish speaker, you’ll have little difficulty learning the other Romance languages (French, Italian, Portuguese, etc.). If German or English is your first language, then the other Germanic languages (Danish, Dutch, etc.) go easily, and the Slavic and Scandinavian languages aren’t too much of a stretch.

If Japanese is your native language, then it is easy, and Korean isn’t too bad. But otherwise there’s good argument for saying that Japanese is the hardest language in the world, with Chinese being a close second.

Japanese is hardest becaus, first and foremost, the writing system is catastrophically confusing and convoluted. My classical Japanese history professor said that the worst thing ever to happen to Japan in its entire history was the introduction of Chinese characters. The Japanese took them, gave each several readings (pronunciations) and sometimes as many as two dozen, then created two syllabaries (like alphabets, but larger), and over the next 1,000 years came up with all sorts of bizarre, inconsistent rules about when to use characters versus the two syllabaries, and how to combine them to write the language. After the Meiji Restoration, the Japanese decided that their writing system wasn’t complicated enough, and so added the Roman alphabet for writing certain words, and for the convenience of foreigners.

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