/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>38233486
Interdasting, I remembered her always being ranked as the best non-fes behind Hecatia and I was sure she has 10 the whole time.

>>18203700
This here just blew my mind. You are absolutely right.

>>18016753
>my dad is the mailman
well damn

>>13804613
Your metameme just tripped me out.

Hey guys I've started studying japanese fairly recently but I have no idea what to study and in which order, I feel like what I'm doing is all over the place.

Anyone know a comprehensive guide and maybe a series of daily exercises/ computer game to practice learned skills?

I'm trying to learn it now on my own and I'm definitely dedicated enough to learn it well enough to speak and read it but I don't have a good study program to learn.

The order of what to learn is kind of a mystery to me and I feel frustrated jumping around learning different things, I've already learned all of hiragana and katakana and a few other easy things but I want to expand it but I have no idea which order to learn things in.

Pls help.

Is there a name for this? When somebody is shocked and you see the lines around them like in this picture and it you hear a DA-DONG!

I've seen it done in anime a hundred times.