/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>in order to

>>22082143
>thousands upon thousands of gaijin can speak better than matt
untrue. also almost every gaijin can't read for shit. I don't take mathewchan too seriously because he obviously did it wrong in terms of his own life and happiness, but he is definitely undeniably good.

>>21994024
当たり前だろう

>>21994027
name 3 animetion you believe to be truly special.

>>21162457
being knowledgeable is not being articulate. the point of language is to convey meaning, so when talking about skill it is more valuable to think about how eloquently someone can convey complex ways or say things in a witty and humorous manner. knowing pointless info about irrelevant stuff like pitch accent does not make you skilled at a language.

>>21073148
that is why you need to add your own, https://github.com/jrfonseca/jmdict-kindle

>>21073141
i love it and it makes reading e-books an absolute pleasure so your loss bro

>>21073145
I have not even looked at anki since quitting so that is not really a problem.

>でござる

>と思います

>>20025620
yes I can, even though this is the first time I have ever looked at japanese definition. Also a word is useless unless it shows up in something meaningful like a light novel or anime. Also reading something interesting also reinforces words. anki and all of matt's advice is usefule if you are autistic and don't actually enjoy learning the language

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PlBW7Y6GL6Y

> と思います

>だと思う