/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>Of the surveyed university students, 98.6% had an estimated vocabulary size of over 30,000 words; 74.5% had an estimated vocabulary size of over 40,000 words.

>>18583905
>Only 2000

>>18561039
For some reason djt has a history of anons talking shit about manga without ever reading a single volume of any series themselves.
>I would say the easiest stuff that I've read is usually seinen.
The most difficult stuff I've read is seinin four panel manga where the mangaka likes to use a thousand different niche words related to the theme, because it often means looking things up beyond the scope of an all purpose dictionary, J-E or J-J. Even more involved when the terms don't appear in a dictionary because they are too field specific. GA-芸術科アートデザインクラス- had me diving through Japanese digital design blogs at times trying to hunt down exactly what word X means in practice.

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>>18561086
Have you come across the word 僭越? 僭 is a neat kanji. It looks like someone walking two pet dragons over the land. You'd feel like kind shit.