/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>34267248

american otaku

Someone from /v/ told me to come here, so here i am.

These guys are really famous, huh.

Have you guys ever come across those weeaboos that you just can't fucking stand?

e.g. the pic

hi there /jp/
I've been conducting a survey, on you're waifu, and I'd like you to help me. This is just a quick two-question quiz.

1: Do you have a waifu/husbando? Y/N
2: How seriously do people here (on this board )take 'waifuism':
a)Most people take it seriously
b)some do, some don't
c)very few/no people take it seriously

Thanks

God no, I have a love-pillow, totally different.

>>8878974
By learning words, I meant learning them together with how they're written. My point was that it's better to learn the kanji in the context of actual words and not hanging in midair.

Your point is how it's retarded to only learn the spoken language and be unable to read and write. I fully agree with that.

>>8878959
Depends. You need exposure. My bet (and it's a pretty safe bet to make on 4chan) is that you're doing this for either anime or LNs or both.

Have you been watching anime for years and picked up some/many words from it? If yes, start with figuring how to write those. If you still watch anime, you could add things to the list as you hear them, even though normally you wouldn't have remembered them for good. Depending on how much you watch and whether you intentionally focus on words, this can get you mighty far.

Whether into anime or not, at some point you should pick up a textbook like Genki (torrents are everywhere) and/or some grammar book, to get you through the very basics of the grammar.

Eventually, just take a LN or whatever, a dictionary (free edict frontend of your choice) and dig in.

Something I personally believe to be crucial and that many people don't agree with, is learning to write things with your hand. I personally remember things immensely better when I learn and review them by writing them out without looking than by just recognizing them. Some people think that's slow, boring and irrelevant in the digital age. I think being able to understand, read, maybe speak but not write is retarded as fuck. Pic sorta related.

>>7910019
No.

Miku is dead to me.

/jp/ meetup

Hey guys me and a few of my おっぱいよりでかいハンバーガー (translators note: friends) got togehter at an anime con and we cosplayed. What do you guys think??

>captcha: ian odingsti

LOL so true ^_^

This is otaku culture, in gif format.

Hey guys, I'm looking for something that is equal or greater quality than Discipline - The Hentai Academy. Any thoughts?

Those guys know how to live it up