/jp/ - Otaku Culture

can tell you Khalifa more or less loves Spanish a lot like I love Japanese, so he might have already liked the language at a younger age, just saying, and he seems cool.

I have been speaking Japanese more or less since about Mid 2011 or so when I was living in Portland Oregon, I was about 12 years old.

Most people noticed my Japanese ability plateau however until I read Eiichiro Kiyooka's Japanese In Thirty Hours in 2018 and then I discovered AJATT and you were kind of rude to that guy Eric Bodnar who I loved more or less like a father at that point, and I was also addicted to alcohol.

I watched Matt's Japanese Journey on December 30, 2018 after being really drunk from 白鶴梅酒 and watching a lot of videos from 14.48's channel because Rumiko Takahashi was how I achieved more or less a basic level of fluency speaking Japanese on my 12th birthday(October 14th 2011).

I was diagnosed with autism when I was 2 and told I would never speak.

I'm going for the Field's Medal for my proof of an open problem in Complex Analysis that I think many people know as the Riemann Hypothesis, and I've lost the ability to speak English so badly, that communicating in Japanese is easier for business interactions, and even personal interactions(more or less why my friend Darren who also has autism wants to keep trying to prove a point that he is "better" than me at doing martial arts, when more or less I've done them for about 8 years more or less.

Dogen's technique for making things simpler in writing is actually an old Japanese technique more or less everyone has been doing since 弥生文化（8世時代～位( ´∀｀ )）

I can read newspapers at about 1,200-1,400 wpm average with 100% comprehension, and I can do this in Cantonese and Taiwan Mandarin at about the same speed.

I was more or less able to understand Japanese just as well as any native by about 2000-2001 and I used an iMac G3 and was reading research papers in Acrobat Reader(v 9.1.1) which I remember more or less the date was 04/28/2001 and I also have another unit of the exact same machine and I think the same OS.

～i use meditation to balance me out by doing music and i was inspired by toshiki kadomatsu and the jadoes, also stephen hawking's information loss theory more or less when i was 14 i disproved it and i think stephen krashen was also wrong, or more or less, what i mean to say is that both their theories respectively(independent of each other more or less but also somewhat similar in the mathematical methods i used) are incomplete.

My email is bobbybooboobearsantiago@gmail.com
～and yes I did fall in love with Lori Loud for like 2-3 years, I just converted her into a Japanese character in a Japanese university who then gets killed by a crazy physics pre-med student who in plotagon is known as Samir.

的様、的世界中の先生、頑張ってください。
I won't say ne at the end because then my friend Takehito Takeuchi will say that I sound gay, and that's what one of my favorite anime characters 音無響子（菅鈴々さん）always says.
～頑張りなさい的弟日本。(shinzo abe might approve of the title 的善日本語先生) and then kyoto is like the best place to live for like research people like you and me to at least hangout and shinichi mochizuki is the greatest mathematician alive, not terence tao.

～and now my spinout will cease and i will sleep i guess(i'm on gaba and i like cbd, maybe try it, green tea just made me work really late and then miss 3-5 days of sleep kickboxing and doing martial arts, between you and me, at a level Darren might very well be underestimating more than his own good, just, having to throw him a few feet on to a soft matress and more or less have us both break our backs～well 善 i guess and definitely in the spirit of 京都大学弟子 which sadly i'm not i got thrown out of college a year in for my paper proving stephen krashen wrong～possibly).

By the way, did you ever hear about the band Roadrace at 14 years old?? What about the album "The Adventures Of Rocketboy and Egypt"?? It was my first commercial success when I was 9 dude in Portland and I gave a concert at the Waypost too in May(sorry for all this bragging, i just hope maybe you and eric bodnar get to know each other a little more, MIA and his method balanced together make for completely effortless Japanese at least in my experience, and then grammar i learned from a book a lot older than Tae Kim, but that was how i formalized my ability or initialized my recognition of grammar fully, I was around 2 Japanese girls when I was 7 living in Portland).

Wow, I'm in my twenties and I already sorta have arthritis( ´∀｀ ) LMFAO