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>my dear /jp/
After years in this world, I decide to overcome my prejudice with oreimo, and it was worth it. In a work that I thought would be a 6 ended up being an 8 for me, I'll start the second soon, although I've already taken some slight spoilers. In the end, it was worth listening to you guys. I take back things I said in the past.

does anyone else listen to music while reading?

i usually have this on loop while reading
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ae0tIQa8bTE&t=1s

>>20990038
yeah i understand, putting a screen shot of my image file would out my as like 4 different posters.

>>20555497
Ok how many books have you read other than oreimo, as most lns are about as well written and a lot are worse like toradora and gj-bu and I think you can not really tell good from bad writting at this point. I think volumes 6 and 10 are my personal favs of oreimo and overall oreimo is a pretty fun series overall. Plus as the series goes further it gets more unique from the anime which makes it more fun as the first five are pretty exact to the anime besides a couple of chapters. Hope you have fun.

>>20005125
that is a feminine way of ending a sentence. gocou ruri uses that alot (which is the character trying to be represented).

>>19932607
Enjoy torturing yourself with anki and developing a complex like matt while I enjoy compelling content and only developing an 妹 complex.

The only way to learn Japanese is to have a strong specific goal.

Mine: move to japan and become a 主人公 of a 異世界 loli harem.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-ZJdzMKb9c

As the best person at Japanese in this thread Just a reminder that liking dragon ball instantly makes you too dumb to learn nip.

The only way to learn Japanese is to read the oreimo light novel series. No way around that.

>>18885871
<- 桐乃