/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>19288613

>>19148735
>not knowing Japanese already

>>18970427
>learning japanese
>past 5 months

>>18629503
She realized it's impossible for you.

>>18602373
>even if, by a miracle, ryukishi releases WTC 5 this year, we still have to wait translations

I'm into my third week
Progress so far:
>Learned Hiragana/Katakana in a day or so, reading speed is picking up, no issue reading, writing or recalling individual kana
>Finished chapters 1 and 2 of Genki, starting chapter 3 and writing simple sample sentences
>18 days of daily Anki core 2k, retention is fairly high, practicing stroke order separately, have begun to use ultrabasic Kanji like 水予備、会、私、先生, 勉強 in emails
>Began emailing a local Japanese prof (Native JP) at my college who is going to help me learn for free through phone conversation, emails and course materials, they will only correspond in Japanese
>Began the Tae Kim guide (bought the physical copy) and RTK, but I'm wary of it

It seems like 2 hours a day after work is a fine amount to progress at a decent rate.
Why do people seem to have such a hard time starting? Or is the issue severe burnout?
頑張りましょう！

潜る　（くぐる）
潜る　（むぐる）

>>18200829
you thought your weak excuse would protect you?

>>18146499
>いかないでください

ちゃんとせよ、ボケ

>>18023037
You did what.

>>17408861

>>17384766
>thinking N1 means anything

>>17384767
works on anything on the screen, though it's a bit more accurate on images you load in

>>16843223
>getting this buttblasted

>tfw no furigana over kanji

Who /failure/ here?

Learned kana in 2013 and did nothing ever since

>>13825756

That feel when you will never learn Japanese.