/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>16234077
>Please use sage. This isn't /a/ or /int/, you don't have to keep bumping the thread all the time for no reason.

4chan X -> Settings -> Advanced -> Quick Reply Personas -> email:"sage";boards:jp;always

Get out of this board. Learning Japanese through blogging on an anonymous imageboard is not Otaku Culture.

Oh nice, /meta/ general is here.

How come /a/ users have more of a say in which threads should go on /jp/ than the own /jp/ users?

I know you fags don't practice writing, but can you at least do your favorite kanji without referencing? This is very important.

>>16234212
Yes. But mine uses easy radicals that are self explanatory.

>>16234236
口のstroke orderをかくにんしましょう

soothは「滑」ですが

How to get your thread protected on /jp/
-Start an offtopic thread on /a/
-Wait until it gets so shitty that not even /a/ wants it
-Now that your thread is shit and hated by the board move it to /jp/
-Done! You can now circlejerk on /jp/ and the mods will ban everyone who protests.

*This method's efficiency is guaranteed as tested by Monster Girl general.

>>16234125
I like to manually type it every time

>>16234212
Nope. I can't even write some of the kana from memory. It's common to hear traditional teaching methods say you have to learn to write, it's essential to learning to read, but in reality it's possible to be able to read advanced, complex literary texts and not write a single kana.

>>16234288
Stroke order is correct. In the picture it does look like it was done in two strokes though.

On that train of thought: 母 always throws me off. I need to make a conscious effort to only do the rectangle with 2 strokes since I'm used to squares/rectangles using 3.

>>16234212
My favorite kanji is 乙, so yes obviously. Making it look decent is another story.

>>16234296
スレ創作指導方針の言う通り

>>16234335
That's because it's not a square or rectangle

>>16234365
It is in 90% of computer font.

>>16234354
Pretty accurate except for the condense your shit part since AKB have 4 threads up always

>>16234383
It's a losangle, I haven't seen any fonts where it's not noticeably slanted

>>16234212

>>16234403
女のstroke orderをただしくしてね

がんばっておにいちゃん

>>16234417
ちゃんとやったんだよ

>>16234212
yeah

>>16234403
It's a shame that most authors tend to write 嬲る in kana, the word has a lot more visual impact when you see that kanji in it.

>>16234452
i self insert as the girl

女のめ

>>16234403
What a slut

>>16234403
unf

>>16234212
I need to buy a new mouse, this one shakes and it's starting to annoy me

>>16234626
Luckily for you I just reviewed several shitter tier office mice available on american amazon.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00QKMT8RI/
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00Y20UI1K/

You can *almost* play games with these if you have an extremely high sensitivity, but I don't recommend it, their maximum reliable tracking speed is around 0.5m/s.

How do I get better at understanding lyrics? I can follow normal dialogue just fine, but Japanese music always has unconventional and unpredictable prosody. Is there anything I can do besides "listen more"?

>>16234649
this prolly has less to do with your japanese ability and more with the wack ass songs

this is true in any language

>>16234288
>>16234417
stroke orderの言語をただしくしてね

>>16234649
I find songs to be easier to understand than dialogue, it just depends on the kind of music you listen to.

>>16234649
Not entirely relevant but every day I pick a song and its lyrics and read them as I listen to it, then mine whatever words from it I didn't know. I do this until I understand the song to more or less at 100% (it doesn't take longer than a few listens usually).

Maybe you could try this.

New ゲームセンターCX is out if someone wants some listening practice
Youtube for the lazy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gMIHdsQzQh4
DDL for quality https://mega.nz/#!Yc91hKBS!XAEn-G0gHtUAKs3dGVRjAXjBjXKjTi5G5WYM0tTGo0I

>>16234676
yep english has these people that like to bend the rules heavily on pronouncing shit just to be hip and cool when it just rubs people the wrong way
well not girls that have bat like hearing
besides arent most lyrics just whining about relationships or spreading shobons

おにいちゃんおなかすいた

>>16235145
This isn't /a/, please try and use proper grammar and capitalisation. I'm fine with you staying here on /jp/ if you try and put some effort into making quality posts.

ちんgちょんgぃんぉんg

Go home >>>/int/68387236

>>16235194
no one gives a fuck what youre fine with

>>16235209
We are refugee.

>>16235215
Yeah, one of these ones.

>>16235194
>I'm fine with you staying here on /jp/
thanks mod-sama

>>16235027
Haven't watched those for a while. He looked so different but I couldn't figure out why until looking through older videos of him and seeing the hair.

Thanks for the link. Was thinking of using Game Centre for listening practice but was worried the conversations would be a little too niche/sparse, but seems there's enough banter and the like to make it worthwhile.

>>16235284
Leave a place where you already have established presence, Force yourself into a new place, disregard what the natives say, and insist that the natives cater to you/change things so you can feel accepted. Yes, you are refugees alright.

How selfish and pathetic can a single thread be? You already have a thread on /int/. If you have problems with the flags identifying you, why don't you make quality posts instead of running away to a board that clearly does not want you and attaching yourself like a parasite?

>>16235501
tengo

>>16235501
how is whining about quality posts making a quality post

take your hands off the keyboard biotch

くそスレ

>>16234649
おはよういもうと

>きやがれ
Whats this mean on its own, all google tells me is what おとといきやがれ is
the entire part was 捜してきやがれ

>>16235672
来る (stem) + やがる (imperative)

>>16235672
おとといきやがってくださいおねがいします

Under the who now?

>>16235672
Don't come searching.

>>16235713
ありがとう
>>16235720
おはよう別腹さん
>>16235730
is it negative? doesnt feel negatived

>>16234077
>we recommend heading over to /int/
Where the mods sent you in the first place?
Someone go make an official touhou manga thread on /a/ and count how many seconds it takes before you get banned.

>>16235743
You're right, it's not negative.

>>16235743
おはよう

おせんたくするから、きてるものぜんぶぬいで

ついでにおふろはいったらいいよ

>>16235853
>きてる
Can I get this part in kanji?

>>16235860
Enjoy: 着る

>>16235837
There was one the other day and it went smoothly without any problem.

>>16234077
きさまら/a/かえれ！！

>>16236017
誰よりも帰りたいけど帰れない
残念ながらこれしかない

やっぱ私はゲイ

>>16236017
やだな

>>16236064
こっちはネコだから興味あったらいつでも大歓ゲイ

I just started JTMW because I thought that I didn't understand Tae Kim enough to begin reading, but I'm honestly considering just starting よつばと and looking up what grammar I don't understand

Is this a good long-term decision?

>>16236100
"All roads lead to Rome" etc. Every single grammar point in Tae Kim and JTMW is basic stuff, it doesn't really matter.

>>16236100
Yes.

>>16236100
It's the best one you could possibly make.
I get so tired of people asking what the best "way" to "do" Tae Kim is, complaining about how long it is and that they aren't really absorbing the information...

Just fucking read stuff. You won't really learn until you read stuff. God damn.

>>16236119

And If I don't understand something what should I consult first? Should I just google it and use whatever resource seems good, always consult DBJG first, always consult Tae Kim first, etc.?

>>16236137
Most of what you won't understand will be individual words, so look them up in Jisho.org. If it's a grammar phrase you don't understand, personally I think Tae Kim is best, but other people will say DOJG, I guess just whichever you prefer/find easier.

>>16236140

Thanks again. I guess I'll start reading now

どうしてあたしのところには

サンタさんはこないの？

>>16236150
そのことありえないぞ　きみの

>>16236137
In my opinion most stuff is covered better in the DoJG, with the exception of verb conjugation. The distinction between the B/I/A is mostly superficial, so use one of the online indexes that covers all three:

http://djt.neocities.org/bunpou/bunpou.html
http://core6000.neocities.org/dojg/

>>16236150
だからサンタさんはいない。残念ね？

>>16236154

Thanks, looks like I'll be using the first link in addition to Tae Kim

>>16235672
きやがれ itself means strong imperative form 来る(come)
来やがれ　implying 「勝手に来い」　Come here without my permission own way ; Go to hell with you
で
おとといきやがれ
直訳すれば
Come here day before yesterday without my permission
意味は
Never come here
Go to hell
>>16235860
it's shortnig of 着ているwearing
>>16236150
変態ぱんちゅ屋のおにいさんに
4chanで会えます

>>16236154

I just realized, since I'm starting to read, I should probably start mining immediately, right?

>>16236182
ありがとうパンツ屋さん

>>16236153
>>16236159
おともだちのうちにはきてくれるんだって

あたしのうちにはこないの

Stop making pointless posts in Japanese and go read something.

>>16236281
i'm reading right now

What does コンデジ mean?

>>16236390
コンパクトデジタルカメラ

>>16236390
コンデジ is an abbreviation for コンパクトデジタルカメラ(compact digital camera)

>>16234077
>>>/a/
>>>/int/

>>16236480
おにいちゃんいじわるしちゃだめ

How can I go about looking up words I don't recognize from a manga? Is there a decent way to pull text from the images?

Just starting a mining deck, how do I add audio and a play button (so that I can replay the audio) to this?

>>16236627
Kanjitomo

>>16236637
If you're mining using Rikaisama, just add audio to your import settings.
To replay the audio, just press R

ソロモン諸島のおにいちゃんだいじょうぶ？

けがしてない？

Is there a word for 'tough guy' 言い方?

>>16236653

I changed all my settings to yours but I still don't seem to be getting the audio. First of all, I don't have the "Filename" thing set to anything (in the top-left corner of your image). Here's an example of where I'm at right now

>>16236725
こういえばちゅうじるよ

>脳筋

>>16236653

Here is a picture of my settings. Please tell me what to fix

>>16236727
Not him.
http://pastebin.com/F5YuKbAt
http://rikaisama.sourceforge.net/#realtime_import_help

Leaving filename empty is fine.
Check if your fields correspond to the card template properly, otherwise it won't play the audio if some of the lines are wrong.

Does it play the audio correctly when you rikai a word? Does it save it correctly? You can check the folder it saves them to and verify yourself.

>>16236747

It does play audio correctly when I press "f" or even "r" over a word. I'm not sure if it saves correctly... I'm not sure how to check that

>>16236761
Like I said, in collection.media, there should be .mp3 of the words you mined.

Screenshot the card template of your mined deck, too.

>>16236765

Yeah, it is saving to my collection.media folder. It just isn't playing when I use the cards

>try to log into Kancolle after like a year
>please change password
>send email
>yahoo mail server blocks it
>wrote twice once in english once in japanese
>nothing back
>no more account
>no more rares that I worked so hard to farm

jaypee does anyone know wtf to do?

>>16236775
Replace [sound:{{Audio}}]
by
{{Audio}}

Tell me if it works.

おにいちゃんおなかすいた

カレーライスたべよ。しあわせになるよ

>>16236787

If I do that it just changes the little play button that I used to have on the back of my flashcard to text that says "けがす - 汚す.mp3"

>>16236795
Nevermind, you can put it back.

If you browse your mining deck in the anki browser, then click on a word you mined - does the Audio field appear? Does it properly contain the filename.mp3 thing? Pic related. Ignore the superfluous fields, I have my reasons.

>>16236802

It comes up like this

>>16236813
That's odd, what if you try to add [sound:x] like mine has? Will it work?

Normally the process should be automatic though.

>>16236822

I don't think so. I changed it to pic related, but when I do that, nothing even shows up on the back of my card when I try to use it.

さんぜんせかいのからすをころし

あのんのカレーがたべてみたい

>>16236822

Okay, can you post a picture of your Card Front/Back/Styling settings? I got it to do the [sound:x] thing by changing a setting in Rikaisama but I don't have the correct card settings

I'm so close yet so far. Everything looks perfect, but audio doesn't play. Help

>>16236839
>>16236928
Well, {{Vocabulary-Audio}} instead of (for you just "Audio" then). I don't have the button like you >>16236775. I don't think changing that would help your case, you can still re-try though, but anon up there also has the button and I assume his anki is properly playing the audio.

I'm not sure how to fix your problem because at first glance everything seems to be in order.

>>16236946
Wait, the fine folks over at JPod101 actually recorded audio for that word?

>>16236954
It's a girl saying it even.

>>16236947

I changed the {{Audio}} in Back to {{Vocabulary-Audio}} and then made a new field for it and changed the setting in Rikaisama. It looks the same, but the audio still doesn't play.

>>16236961

This is what my settings look like now. Everything looks fine, but no audio.

>>16236961
No I didn't mean you should rename it, I just answered your question. You should put it back to how it was since rikaisama has Audio >>16236743.

>>16236970
Put the {{Audio}} above everything and see what it does.

Above everything but {{FrontSide}}*

>>16236992

Nothing changed, except it looks like this now

>>16236998

There *has* to be something I can change in the Back Template settings that replaces {{Audio}} with something that actually locates and plays the audio files, right?

>>16236998
Try for other words.
Check if your sound isn't turned off for anki.

Try this for the Back Template :

{{FrontSide}}
<div reading>{{Reading}}</div>
<hr id=answer>
<!--{{Audio}}-->
<div definition>{{Definition}}</div>

If none of these help then good luck because I ran out of ideas.

>>16237010

That didn't work, and sound is working for other decks on Anki.

I'll send anyone $5 paypal who can solve this issue for me

Dunno if this is the right place. I don't get the part where it says "より他なかった". Up until that part she's talking about the moment where she saw the witch, she erased the existence of the shield from her memories. But what about the rest?

>>16236495
What does しゃちゃだめ mean?

>>16237025
>消すより＋他[の選択肢が]＋なかった

じゃないかなあとおもうよ

がんばってけいやくしてまほうしょうじょになってよ

>>16237017
Then try using a different deck type other than Basic. If the audio works for your other decks then emulate their fields etc, doing so there's no reason it shouldn't work.

>>16237032
する+しまう+ダメ

>>16237037
Ill 消す you nigga

>>16237053
>しまう
Where does しまう even go in there? I thought ちゃだめ was just a contraction way of sayingてはだめ just as じゃだめ is ではだめ.

てしまう＊ which becomes ちゃう in non-polite form.

Can I export the Anki progress to another computer ?

>>16237053

I'll try that tomorrow, It's 3:20 AM here and I've been on the verge of suicide for hours

>>16237037
そういうなら、「記憶を消す」の選択肢だけがあったでしょう。わかった、ありがとうお兄ちゃん！

>>16237075
sheをつかえ

わたしのカイロス2巻発売しましたhttp://www.pixiv.net/member_illust.php?mode=medium&illust_id=60313097

>>16237058
Top right of anki window is a circle button that says "synchronize to anki-web" or something.

>>16237104
はいはい。あなたは美しい女の子だろう。知っている。

Is it worth putting pitch accent information on anki cards or is it just best to listen to a lot of stuff? I'm leaning towards leaving it off of my cards and just imitating what I've heard on my cartoons.

>>16237145
いもうとさんじゅうにさい

>>16237053

I fixed it, anon. I figured out the problem: I had my saved audio tab in Rikaisama options linked to a different collection.media tab which was in a different documents folder altogether Windows (C:) instead of New Volume (D:)

Thanks for your help though. I'm just so glad I found out the problem.

>>16237197
Now that you have auto-import set up, if you're wondering what to do with it, I recommend getting a VN texthooker and reading Hanahira, then Flyable Heart, then stuff from the left-hand side of this chart.

>>16237279

Thanks a lot for the suggestion, I'll do exactly that. What exactly does the VN texthooker do, though?

>>16237304
It rips the text from the VN and outputs it to you in plaintext format so you can use Rikaisama on it and hence mine it. If you follow that pastebin someone else posted you can get it pretty automated so it's just a mouse-over to look up and mine a word you don't know, it's much much faster than reading manga and typing the words out.

>>16237316

Alright. Well, I'm going to bed now, it's 5 AM here. Thanks for all the help.

So are you guys back from your expedition to /int/? How was it? Was it like /pol/?

My translations won't be contaminated by /int/ meme filth now will they or is it too late.

>>16237197
I'll just respond here instead of the other thread.

You can start with Yotsuba and you probably should, but mining from it isn't easy because you'll have to type everything in. There was a Yotsuba Reading Pack that I was going to recommend, but I can't find a download of it anymore.

Hanahira is the easiest VN there is and after that I recommend Flyable Heart.

The texthooker takes the text from the VN and copies it to the clipboard, then Clipboard Inserter pastes it into Firefox so you can read/mine it with Rikaisama.

黄豚は

ルックスで

白豚に勝てない

>>16237341

Sounds good; thanks for the help/suggestions/explanations. I appreciate it

>>16237338
You are the meme filth. Fuck off.

>>16237355
元気で何よりです、太いケツの皆さん。

Hey /a/, since it's obvious you have the mods in your pocket, can you tell them to remove the monster girl, JAV and gravure threads? Okay thanks.

>>16237058
Before you start/after you've finish your reps for the day close Anki to force a save and go grab the last backup-###.apkg from the backup folder (Default: My Documents/Anki/____/backups).

That should allow you to export your progress at that specific time. Don't think this carries over decks (definitely doesn't media), so install those on the new computer in advance.

If you're wanting to use multiple computers constantly switching, you'll probably want to sync them over anki-web, but I wouldn't bother with that if it's a one off.

new int thread is up for the true DJT elites

>>16237736
というマゾだ

>>>/int/68464846

Time to go home.

If Japan had slum population filled with garbage and shit, /jp/ would be the very center in it.

>>16236786
Can you login here?
https://login.yahoo.co.jp/config/login

Is it true that, as a white guy, Japanese people will think I sound like a dickhead if I use 'ore'? What's considered a polite pronoun for a foreigner like me?

>>16237879
boku or watashi

>>16237895
Thank you.

Tried reading some manga that I was told isn't very difficult and Aiura's one of them. Anyway, I need some clarification.

In the 3rd panel
>大学の方が君から上昇したのさ
She's basically making fun of her by saying that by her failing, the college's average is increasing?

>>16237879
It depends on what you are.
If you are strong and rough kind, 'ore' is correct, and none of my people think you 'dickhead' if you use 'ore', rather think you know our language well.

>>16237932
What would be a good word for me? I'm considering boku. Watashi seems a bit too formal, and ore too gruff. While I'm not rude, I tend to be individualistic and I'm not afraid of speaking my mind/what I see as the truth if I feel something is wrong(something I've heard Japanese people tend to too often ignore, but don't quote me on this; I haven't actually been to Japan yet). On the other hand, I'm not really the rough type that "ore" users often seem to be. I have no problem with lending a hand or accepting help if I or someone else needs it. My only issue is that someone told me it can sound a bit immature or childish, since young kids will often use it. Any ideas on this?

>>16237921
She is telling her to change her point of view and that instead of her falling, it's the college raising

It's a shitty joke

People recommending anki so much is actually pretty much the worst possible advice you could give, it's such a bad habit to get into if you actually plan on commiting to Japanese for longer than a few months

>>16238004
Oh, so it's just a pun on 落ち being falling and failing. Thanks.

>>16237970
Then, 'boku' in private, 'watashi' in formal or official.

>someone told me it can sound a bit immature or childish, since young kids will often use it.
I have anther opinion.
For almost of us, foreigners are characters of foreign movies or tv-shows with dubbing or subscript of translation who, young(but no child) and old, often use 'ore' in private.

>>16237970
Ore: full of yourself, try-hard, inconvenient.
Boku: passive, forcefully jovial and overall gay.

Stick with the neutral, morally superior, well-educated and respectful, while not at all submissive, watashi.

I would only use ore if I wanted to act cool in front of potential mating partners. But I'd rather not leave my room, thanks.

>>16238007
Nice vague opinion!

Mind explaining, thus rendering your post more useful than recommending Anki, though?

>>16238057
>potential mating partners.
Try find some on >>>/int/

>>16238198
ほ～引き金を引いたか、僕君？私を許して下さい！そして読解力を確認しましょう。

>>16234403 >>16234417 >>16234452 >>16234503 >>16234517

嫐る　is a better version of　嬲る （なぶる）

A much better ３some

>>16234403 >>16234417 >>16234452 >>16234503 >>16234517

嫐る　is a better version of　嬲る （なぶる）

A much better 3some

>>16234077
Huh, so the DJT got kicked off /a/? When did that happen? Was there drama, is it worth looking it up on the archives?

>>16238328
me in the middle

>>16238351
Why were you decapitated?

>>16238334
One mod decided that generals dont belong on /a/ so he occasionaly bans them. DJT was the first to go because their thread was horrendous. They started spamming all the other threads on the board to complain about it. They currently reside on /int/, this thread is just them lashing out like children again. All the other generals just ignored him and went about their business as usual so they are still on /a/ and the mod realized his efforts were futile, I think, so they are still up.
It was a drawn out affair with DJT complaining in nearly everything that resembled a general about how unfair it is that they got kicked to /int/ while other threads are still up. Nothing really stood out enough to warrant a search in the archive.

>>16238375
Well, I instinctively came to /jp/ to look for it, so I guess it's a natural place. The mod needs to be quartered anyway, of course.

>mfw i average 1 new anki word per 3 hours of reading

>>16238450

The difference is when you learn a word from reading and seeing it constantly you actually learn it, where anki is just an illusion that takes ages of forgetting and relearning a word over and over to permanently remember it.

>>16238532
That's just your experience. I rarely forget anything I learned in Anki.

>>16238532
They way you commit things to memory and strengthen the ties is by forgetting and relearning though

>>16238571
>>16238591

Yea, maybe it works better for others, but I can't seem to "get" it like others in these threads seem to. I did core 2k and 1k mining but I feel like it's not worth it at this point.

>Dad's started to learn Japanese
>Is watching anime
uhhh

>>16238838
Oh dear. He found /int/'s DJT.

>>16238838
読者になりたい

>>16238851
Oh my god I actually remembered how 読者 is pronounced just because I used it as my account name on my VN-reading VM.

>>16238845
I didn't even know there was such a thing.

What is the くら part of 行ってくら?

>>16238873
Is this from a text?
btw, more context always makes it easier to help.

>>16238877

「ランチ、俺もここで食っちゃだめ？」

「いいけど…お弁当持ってきた？」

「………」

そうだった。

弁当なんて持参してない。

すでに学食にも出遅れている。

「…ひとりメシ行ってくら」

>>16238838
>uhhh
You should stop being a teenage girl and learn 一緒に with him. I wish I had someone to learn with and share results - everyone I knew dropped out and I'm the last bastion of dekiru.

(Is he actually learning something with that or just watching some random shit in Nippongo for the hell of it?)

>>16238891
He bought a book for it, Japanese for busy people, but I don't think he'll be very serious about it. It will take a lot of effort to actually get somewhere.

>>16238905
If he isn't singing OPs/EDs in the shower within one or two weeks, consider it dropped.

Just popped up to ask, how are you guys enjoying being dumped in this unredeemable cesspool? Are you doing anything about it?

>>16238959
They aren't being dumped here, they are trying to force themselves. They got dumped on /int/

>>16238968
Why would anybody in their sound mind prefer /jp/ over /int/?

>>16238889
行ってくる

>>16238959
>how are you guys enjoying being dumped in this unredeemable cesspool?
I like it.

Also, I don't know which one of you (or both) bumped this thread, but please use "sage" when appropriate. /jp/ is a very slow board, and having a tangential general on the front page all the time at the very least possibly rude.
>>16238983
/int/ is /pol/-like to me. Even /jp/ is better. Though I would prefer an "asian media generals" board, which would simultaneously clean up /jp/ and /a/.

>>16238983

Flags and normals.

We should have moved to /trash/ or /s4s/

When the hell did DJT move to /jp/ and why?
Were y'all shitposting too much?

>>16239009
Lurk more

>>16238989
If you care about saging so much, try putting a filtered word in the OP so it is born umbumpable.

>>16239027
If I start hanging out here again, I'm just gonna be shitposting, making this general worse overall, and more importantly, losing time that could be spent actually studying. Just tell me what happened already.

>>16239031
The issue isn't the thread, the issue is your off-topic posts.

>>16239039
/a/ mods killed some generals and /djt/ tried /int/ but it didn't work so they came here. I think that's what happened at least

I have a job interview soon with a part in moonspeak for around 10m, any tips?

>>16239080
please dont talk about jobs on /jp/ respect our board culture

>>16239080
>>>/int/

>>16239083
but dont you have to get back to your job at the dick sucking factory soon

>>16239080
Commit sudoku before you bring shame to your family

>>16239083
DJT being here is a disrespect to the board culture

>>16239054
>/int/ but it didn't work
It worked perfectly. No metaposting. More or less the same amount of blogposters as on here. /int/ even had less shitposters and blogposters who only came to talk about what VN/manga they're reading. The only problem was that some assholes kept complaining about people who learn Japanese because of a different reason than them.

I love all these posts about using sage and trying to respect the board's culture.

If you truly cared about /jp/'s quality you would fucking stay on /int/ and stop trying to force yet another circlejerk general here.

>>16238989
>/int/ is /pol/-like to me
No one on /int/ actively went to /djt/ except people asking why it was there (who fucked off after getting an answer) and 日本語スレッド regulars who are definitely not /pol/ tier. /int/ is relatively self-contained, it's not /vg/ tier but there are plenty of generals that contain their own (shit/)posters, meaning it's not like /pol/

>>16239132
if you truly cared about /jp/ you wouldnt engage in this dumb piece of shit so

/djt/ is better fit on /jp/ once the mods delete the few blogposters from /a/

/int/ has an endless supply of /pol/fags that will shit up the thread consistently and forever + stupid flags that derail the thread

>>16239162
>stupid flags that derail the thread
There are more metaposts about flags on here than on /int/ though

>>16239181
temporary vs. permanent

this thread will be fine on /jp/ in a week

the /int/ thread will be shit forever with board regulars coming in

>>16239188
The point is that no one really posts or cares about flags on DJT's /int/ thread.
Board regulars don't go in our thread either

>>16238889
This is probably obvious, but it's worth noting that the reason he says 行ってくら over 行ってくる is an expression of his disappointment over not being able to eat lunch with the presumably cute girl.

>>16239031
>try putting a filtered word in the OP so it is born umbumpable
Not him but didn't know this, I genuinely think that would be a good idea considering how fast the thread is compared to most of the board. At least it's a worth a try.

/jp/ - The original /trash/

If you have a general, accept no substitutes! /jp/ is the best board for /a/ users!

-Servile mods will make sure to ban every dissenting user!
-Low post rate, ensuring your thread will always be on page 1.
-No need to think up a compeling topic to make a thread, just copypaste a few pastebin links and you're set.

Each day, more and more /a/ users are taking their generals to /jp/! The results speak for themselves.

/jp/, the /a/non's vacation home.

さむいよー

かぜがつよいよー

おにいちゃんあっためて

I made this picture so we can all get along!

>tfw find shit like Hanahira piss easy but want to read Muramasa instead
>tfw まだまだ

All the anons here who have read it, how long did it take you to get to a level where you could read it comfortably i.e. not having to rely on text hookers/dictionaries every 5 minutes?

>どうしても夢が叶ってから？
What does it mean?

>>16237871
no I can't

>>16239522
このアニメは大好きでましょ

>>16239565
Entertain us with your best guess.

>>16239188
>this thread will be fine on /jp/ in a week
Only if you moderate yourselves which won't happen.

>>16234077
Why is the OP so retarded?
>This thread is for the discussion and learning of Japanese with raw otaku media.
No, it isn't. Anki decks aren't otaku media. RtK isn't otaku media. Tae Kim isn't otaku media. Those are all recommended by DJT itself.
>If you have no interest in otaku media we recommend heading over to /int/'s 日本語スレッド.
That thread is not about learning Japanese though. It's not like this thread.

Seriously OP (or whoever wrote this OP template), get your head out of your ass. Just because you're so autistic about one thing related to Japanese, it doesn't mean everyone else learning Japanese or the entire thread should be that way. DJT is not otaku culture. You can talk about otaku culture in it, sure, but you can also talk about any other thing that helps with learning Japanese.

>>16239616
>but you can also talk about any other thing that helps with learning Japanese.
Please take your shitty off-topic thread back to /int/ where it belongs, you invading fuckwit children.

>>16239574
>そのアニメが大好きなんですか

こういいたかったの？

Can one name his children with a katakana name? If it's no, then why (Ayanami) Rei is written in katakana? Is there a meaning?

>>16239549
Any reason you want to read Muramasa in particular? There are plenty of amazing VNs, it's not like you're learning the language solely for this one, right?

>>16239616
Why are you posting this here?
Why would anyone care if you get triggered by weebs making their own version of DJT?

>>16239631
Did you even read my post? If you really want """off-topic""" content to be removed, you might as well make another guide without any grammar guides or Anki. Those are not otaku media or otaku culture.
Surely you can be fluent in Japanese by only reading VNs and blogposting about which ones you read.

Lol they moved this thread to /jp/

>>16239669
Muv Luv got me into mecha, which is the main reason as to why I mentioned Muramasa in particular. It just seems like the next logical step (either that or Baldr Sky).

I'd definitely love to check out other works along the way but since people tend to say that Muramasa is 'really hard' I simply ended up setting it as a fictive potential end-goal towards which to strive.

Remember when DJT was a thread from /a/ for /a/

>>16239543
This is awful.

>>16239644
Yes, you can, but it's usually reserved to foreigner names.
Anime/manga names are generally written in katakana because of a few reasons: one is the authors can choose names based on their sounds more freely. There is also the fact that it is easier to read (since kanji names may have dubious readings if you go out of the common-place pool of names). You want your audience to know your character's name and propagate them.

But I believe there is a coller reason - not limiting your character to a single set of kanji and making the audience fill in the blanks. That can add some depth to a character's name. Here's an example from the top of my head, not sure how many are true, but gives you some perspective:
http://sushiobunny.tumblr.com/post/76850838550/its-interesting-to-note-that-ryuukos-name-has

>>16239759
No, I don't. Maybe because DJT got banned from /a/ partly because it was off-topic.

>>16239778
For what I heard Rei Ayanami was designed with the idea of being creepy and having something off about her. Perhaps the katakana name was used to enhance that feeling.

>>16239784
Of course you don't I'm way too oldschool for you NEWFAGS...

どこにいっても/djt/は

くうきよめなのでは

>>16239778
>.tumblr.com

>>16239694
Because those are retarded self-entitled we/a/bs adding another general to the board of nice /jp/ NEETs who hate generals and other shit that isn't otaku culture

Of all the shitty generals and threads to be dumped into /jp/ like it's the website's garbage bin, this might be the only one that is even half relevant.
Congratulations, mods. You're still a bunch of clueless microdicked faggots, though.

>>16239819
USE KANJI kudasai

>>16239819
>よめなのでは
can I get this part in 漢字

>>16239820
Feel free to look for alternative sources, 友達.
https://lmgtfy.com/?q=matoi+ryuuko+name

>>16239723
Guides are a prerequisite to reading media. That doesn't mean you need to talk about the guide, not any more than you should talk about installation instructions about a game in a thread about a game.

Claiming this is a reason to remove those installation instructions is just pointless shittery.

>>16239857
>That doesn't mean you need to talk about the guide
Leaving the only thing to talk about your personal lives?

>>16239864
It turns out the thread doesn't have very much to talk about, but if you have specific questions related to /jp/-related media you're reading / watching / listening I suppose you could ask them.

The talk about "what is the best X" and "how do I Y" is mostly shitty because it's all been done a hundred times before.

>>16239857
I don't see any installation guide on the Touhou gameplay thread or the エロゲスレ thread

Question to those whose native language isn't English: Did you learn your lessons etc. in English or in your native language?

>>16239906
English has better resources, obviously english.
Had to choose pictures of tea to write this message.

>>16239906
English for the same reasons anon stated above. Also made me learn new words in English so it was a win-win.

>>16239910
Do yourself a service, install 4chan-x and use the old captcha.

うんこ食べたい

いっぱいあるみたいねここには

>>16239906
English. I'm from a pretty small country so there's a lack of native material to begin with. There's some schools that teach the language in my city but they mostly use English textbooks as far as I am aware. Besides, what DJT offers is mostly in English either way, so you know where that line of thought goes.

Frankly, if you aren't at the level at which you can use the available English guides comfortably, as an ESL you should probably work on that before getting into a language that is as niche as Japanese.

>>16239838
空気嫁(princess of the atmosphere)　なので(used to ask a question)　は(question marker from the 1700s)

>We will finish defining all the basic properties of verbs by learning how to express the past and past-negative tense of actions. I will warn you in advance that the conjugation rules in this section will be the most complex rules you will learn in all of Japanese. On the one hand, once you have this section nailed, all other rules of conjugation will seem simple.

Was he kidding when he said this?

>>16239948
Maybe he was referring to conjugation in particular? It doesn't get much harder than past-negative and all the ridiculous shit such as ～られたくなくなった is just a bunch of simple rules strung together.

>>16239962
the only reason past negative is hard is because you're pasting the negative auxiliary adjective instead of a verbal stem

>>16239967
my point exactly desu. It doesn't even get any harder than this.

>>16239298
>行ってくら

This is just slang, how people used to talk.

>>16239967

>pasting the negative auxillary adjective

What

>>16239986
past-ing, not paste-ing
>>16239974
yep

>>16239981
そういうことばは

おとこことばだよ

おとこしかつかわないとおもうよ

かきことばではないけど

いろんなはつおんがあるのかなとおもう
>行ってくらぁー
>行ってちゃーっす
>行ってきゃーっす
>行ってうぃーっす
>行ってぃやーっす
>行っっちゃーす

>>16239819
>>16240015
>くうきよめなのでは
これはなんだ？誤字？

>>16239998

I understood that part but didn't understand the negative auxillary adjective part

>>16240083
ない is the negative auxiliary adjective

>>16239931
I have no problem reading English, it's just that the fact that learning a new language from a non-native language seems weird to me. I don't translate English to my native language in my head. MMm nah, in fact, it doesn't seem weird to me, in fact I'm just used to prefer my native language to English when it comes to animu or video games, but since learning Japanese is quite a serious thing, I guess I'll go the English way. After all, I'll read japanese in japanese, eheh.
Fuck, I keep changing my mind. My problem is that in English guides, it keeps talking about differences between the two languages, comparaisons etc etc... Oh fuck it, I'll learn the English way. Sorry, I disturbed everyone, here.

I have a grammar question regarding honorifics: when is it acceptable to drop them?

I ask, because when I watch K-On, they drop in and out of them, even between characters that wouldn't be considered close friends: Yui always calls says "Nodoka-chan", but Mio and Ritsu have called her just "Nodoka" to her face or when talking about her while she's right next to them. There's some kind of subtext I'm missing here.

Also, if you are so inclined, are there any books you good people would recommend on learning Japanese?

>>16240103

Oh. Thanks

>Get rejected from /a/
>Get rejected from /int/
OUT

>>16240149
There isn't a set rule for this kind of thing because there aren't any set rules governing interpersonal relationships either. In this case, since Yui and Nodoka are childhood friends, and given Yui's personality, it makes sense that she would use "-chan". Mio and Ritsu aren't that close to Nodoka but there isn't much of a difference in social standing, so (to me, at least) "-san" would come across as overly stiff.
>Also, if you are so inclined, are there any books you good people would recommend on learning Japanese?
Check the guide linked in the OP.

>>16240160
They didn't get rejected from /int/ though

>>16240167
>Check the guide linked in the OP.
Ah, I see. Thank you!

Is the DoJG site maintainer around? I'll have a lot of free time until February, and I was wondering if you'd like some help typing the Intermediate/Advanced notes.

>>16240148
I like how you managed to transpire your insecurity about your English through a written reply.

Stop watching non-English subbed anime, they are 90% of the time re-translations from English subs.

>>16240149
>when is it acceptable to drop them?
You drop the -san when you're acquainted with someone. You go the extra mile and make it a -chan or -kun if you are either really close to them or if you are talking from a higher (informal) position - say an adult towards a kid.

If you do it with someone who hasn't given you that kind of freedom, it will sound belittling, ironic.
Which reminds me of an episode of Durarara!! where a journalist goes around asking about Shizuo, the most feared thug around. Turns out he interviews the second top-dog and he says something along "Oh, you wanna know about Shizu-chan?" and the journalist gasps at the cute, girly nickname he's given to the guy. Naturally, they are mortal enemies, and he's a cheeky bastard. Shizuo on the other hand only calls him by the first name, no honorifics, demonstrating no love, but also no politeness.

Learn to use sage kudasai

>>16240303
Fascinating. I thought dropping the honorifics was insulting if you weren't very close with someone.

This has been elightening.

So this dreck was moved here finally, huh? Thanks for taking a shit on /jp/ again, mods.

>>16240068
もっとくうきよんで

>>16240196
http://pastebin.com/uzVJPria

ところで

四月って

ブレザーじゃなくて

セーラーだったら

売り上げが１割が上がったんじゃないかなあとおもうよ

>tfw didn't read anything today
I need to find some good plot heavy mango

わぎゅう

なんねんもたべてない

おにいちゃんおごって

What is the best way to use the DoJG Anki deck?

I formally welcome you to /jp/, new masters. There are 30 or so other generals here if you wish to chat with them. Do you want to blog? Want to share a really funny picture your bro posted on facebook? Please feel free to do all this and more, as it is your right as the protected class of /jp/.
Remember, we are here to serve you. If you have any questions or requests please don't hesitate to pull a /jp/sie from whatever he was doing and he will adjust or simply leave to a spinoff . Why is that loser even still here, am I right? If something here is not to your satisfaction please tell a moderator and hopefully things will change to meet your expectations.
Thank you and may your memes be epic, your greentext endless, and your blogging eventful.
Additionally, I want you to feel welcome, so attached to this message is the first result for "anime girl" on google. Welcome home!

>>16241066
I used it as a sentence deck, which is easier than cloze, and that worked to me.

>>16241098
Is that so. I would like you to never come to DJT threads ever again

>japanese friend invites me to videogame
>start it up
>text can't be highlighted in this game
>CTRL+C and CTRL+V don't work in this game
>mfw i see kanji i don't know in the conversation

life is suffering. is there a text hook program that might work for a game like this?

>>16241259
Doubt text hookers would work. Kanjitomo is probably your best bet

>>16241259
Nope. Use OCR or study more, and stop greentexting.

>>16241098
Why so passive aggressive? All the real /jp/sies left years ago, when the deranged janny took over and generals became the standard. Don't act like you're any better than the shit being thrown out of /a/, because you're not. /jp/ died a long time ago.

>>16241259
This is what they meant by texthookers being a crutch.

>>16241259
have you tried learning japanese

>>16241259
Read more

きょうのおひるごはん

バナナ５０えん

>>16241103
I've never understood sentence decks. With vocab you attempt to learn specific words and then when you encounter them while reading you know them already. What's the aim with sentence decks? You're unlikely to see the sentence you're doing in the wild, so are you trying to learn the individual words in the sentence? Wouldn't it be more efficient to have each word on its own card, with an example sentence designed to show the meaning of that specific word? I don't understand.

>>16241362
Sentence decks are a meme

Paragraph decks are where it's at

>>16241362
>What's the aim with sentence decks?
Probably exposure. I don't use sentence decks either though so I can't say for sure.

Kancolle fag here, I messaged DMM asking them to switch my emails so I could access my old account and they sen this.

お世話になります、DMMサポートセンターです。

お問い合わせの件につきまして、
ログインできない別アカウントの登録メールアドレスが利用できないため、
ご連絡いただいているアカウントの登録メールアドレスに変更希望、
とのことでございますでしょうか。

上記の場合、恐れ入りますが、弊社DMMでは同じメールアドレスを
複数アカウントに登録いただくことができかねます。

そのため、ご連絡アカウントの登録メールアドレスを別のメールアドレスに
変更いただいくか、ご連絡アカウントを完全退会くださいませ。

・メールアドレス変更
https://www.dmm.com/my/-/email/

・DMM 退会フォーム
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※退会手続きを行われた登録を元に戻すことはできません。
　手続きの際は注意事項をよくご確認ください。

上記どちらかのお手続きをいただきましたら、下記ページより、
別アカウントのメールアドレス変更申請をお願いいたします。

・メールアドレスの変更申請
https://www.dmm.com/my/-/email-application/

※セキュリティ保護を目的といたしまして、
メールでは対応しておりませんこと、ご了承ください。

上記の件、何卒よろしくお願い申し上げます。

So I created a second account and contacted them from there. I asked to switch the log in from the old account email to this one.

From what I can understand they are telling me I can switch this email address, but not the older one?

>>16241379
Even better, why not just put each chapter of a VN in your deck as a card and read the VN through anki?

>>16241362
The point for me was to learn the grammar used in the sentence. I had about two sentences demonstrating each grammar point. You do end up memorizing the sentence as a whole, but it still works (you recognize the grammar in the wild), at least for me.

>>16241388
どんな

エロいアイテム

にゅうしゅしたの？

おしえて

>In the first sentence, おじいさん 'old man' appears for the first time in the discourse; おじいさん is the subject but not the topic in this sentence.

What is DoJG referring to when it references "topic" and "subject." These are synonymous words in English and I can't find an explanation anywhere about what the words "topic" and "subject" mean when used in the context of Japanese grammar.

>>16241362
I do sentence cards so I don't need to rely on an English translation as a beginner. I can picture the situation in the sentence and if I can't (which is rare) I'll write it down and re-look it up on wwwjdic or jisho.
It also helps me remember how words can be used or what kind of words to expect around them or something. Obviously reading raw material would be best, but when my vocabulary is so small (~5500 words), I think it's best just to keep drilling the shit I know.

>>16241436
Topic
>general sense of what it's about
Subject
>specific thing that an action or description is being applied to

>>16241437
>Obviously reading raw material would be best, but when my vocabulary is so small (~5500 words),
At that many words, you should be reading. Sorry. Stop dimunitivizing yourself with sentence cards.

>>16241437
I've been reading since <1500 words and do not regret it. At 5500 words you should be able to read fine with a dictionary. There is no reason to not read unless you like, don't want to learn Japanese or want your progress to be slow as fuck

>>16241417
パスワードのリセットのエロ
ありがとう

>>16241103

What I meant was: When should I hit "again" versus "good" or "easy," and when/how often/how many times should I read the lesson on the back of the card? Basically, how do most people use it?

>>16241493
There's no one right way to use it and there's a split in whether to use it as a recognition deck (grammar definitions not on the front) or an exposure one (grammar term and definitions both on the front).

>>16241492
どうせ艦これだからセーフとか言って

けっきょくＤＭＭ.adultつかうんでしょ

このドへんたいさん

>>16241388
I don't understand why you can't access your account without having the email switched, or why you expect them to make changes on an account you can't currently access.

>>16241465
>>16241478
It's not like all I do is Anki -- every morning I read a random chapter from a random manga on niconico/comico/young animal/etc. but I don't do that with the intent of increasing my vocabulary -- I feel Anki is just a faster way to learn new words and to be sure that I am exposed to them over and over again until they feel like old friends I've know for a long time.

>>16241515
Sentence decks aren't for words. They're far too time consuming for that. If you want to learn words you want to use a vocabulary deck, not a sentence deck. If you want to improve your overall grasp on the language you want to read, not use sentence decks. What the hell is your concept of your method? The only people I see use sentence decks for a legitimate reason are people who are cramming for tests and people who legitimately have too few words to read. You do not have too few words to read. If you think 5000 words is too few words to read, you will never actually begin reading and you will never actually acquire japanese grammar.

>>16241389
>Even better, why not just put each chapter of a VN in your deck as a card and read the VN through anki?

Nigger, you're not thinking large scale enough

Each VN needs to be its own flashcard.

>>16241527
I make a flashcard for the entire works of each of my favorite authors.

>>16241522
>If you think 5000 words is too few words to read, you will never actually begin reading and you will never actually acquire japanese grammar.
But I am reading my sentences and the definitions in Japanese? I get that it's boring material, but is it really much different from reading a variety of material? I don't think I'm memorizing the sentences on my cards since there are over 10k (sentence on the front / definition sentence on the back).

Once I get a break from work I will try some vocabulary cards for ~100 or so words and see how things work out. I'm just afraid of stumbling over words in the wild -- but I guess I can see your point; the variety of context that true reading gives is much greater than the same shit over and over like I am doing.

>>16241507
They want me to reset my password to access the account. So I have them send the verification email and it never gets delivered.

I still get advertisement email etc from DMM but not the email generated to reset the email.

>>16241515
>every morning I read a random chapter from a random manga on niconico/comico/young animal/etc
Why would you do this over just picking one manga/VN and reading it all the way through? Do you read books in English one random chapter at a time too?

>>16241541
Jesus christ, I can't even.

>>16241515
What I do is have my mined deck cards filled with example sentences. I don't do separate sentence decks

>>16241545
Hahaha; at least it's better than one Japanese word to one English word?

>>16241544
I'm just sampling to see what I like. Eventually I'll settle down and start something properly from the beginning.

>>16241565
Do you keep the sentences on the back side or do you also have them show up on the front? That might make me feel better about switching to a vocab deck: having example sentences on the back that I can read in addition to the definitions.

>>16241574
I only have them on the back. If I can't remember the definition or its a new word, I can read the sentences to get context and a better understanding.

I use epwing2anki to populate the cards. It's really easy

>>16241531
>not having a flashcard for an entire language

how do you live?

>>16241574
>Hahaha; at least it's better than one Japanese word to one English word?
Literally worse because you're wasting so much time and effort.

>>16241583
Doing it wrong, try without the greentext.

>>16241583
why not have flashcards for every planet in the solar system?

>>16241599
That exists

AND PEOPLE ACTUALLY BOUGHT IT

>>16241388
>DMM
LAMO

そのため、ご連絡アカウントの登録メールアドレスを別のメールアドレスに
変更いただいくか、ご連絡アカウントを完全退会くださいませ。
YOU SHOULD SECEDE FROM DMM ONCE, OR CHANGE THE ACCOUNT BY OTHER MAIL ADDRESS

おにいちゃんの

このまえの

JLPTのけっかって

いつでるの？

オレの板から出てけ！！

このくずどもめ！！！！

>>16242085
end of January / early February

穴骨洞

>>16242190
あのんのアルファベット表記にも

いいかんじの漢字を当ててあげられるよ

あと嫌いな人の名前に

ひどい漢字もあててあげるよ

prove your worth

http://www.locjam.org/

>>16242225
冗談だよアナちゃん
怒らないで

>>16242190
アナ・コッポラ
>>16242225
具体的には?

>>16234077
Woah, what happened? Is djt allowed on /jp/ now without getting deleted? I didn't pay attention for like a week because the /int/ threads sucked but looking at the previous threads we already had a couple here. That's pretty cool.
I missed you guys. ;_;

>>16242507
You know, if you Ctrl+F /a/ or /int/, you can get a lot of previous meta-discussion to fulfill your lack of lurking.

>>16242507
>>>/int/68464846
Go back

Reminder that で is the て-form of だ, and that the negative form is an adjective.

>>16243054
「で」は助動詞「だ」の連用形で、否定は補助動詞[ない」(形容詞型活用)
ついでに
ではない→じゃない
の構文も覚えておこう

>Tfw been pronouncing 下ネタ as したねた this whole time

At age 12 I was watching an anime that had a very remarkable opening.

The opening was about 2 minutes, it was a cute little girl singing a song, and in the chorus she kept saying "Yahoo!"

And the music was about 5 or 6 chords.

Does anyone know the anime / the music? Save my nostalgia, please. Thank you.

>>16243864
Great. Now learn that 頭を振る isn't pronounced あたまを振る

>>16243054
にて not だ

>>16244066
>posting the same shit in atleast 3 threads
Did you even try googling? Fucking huehues

>>16244150

I tried. Didn't find.

>>16242946
Say it loud! Say it clear! DJT is welcome here!
Say it loud! Say it clear! DJT is welcome here!
Say it loud! Say it clear! DJT is welcome here!

なるべく諦めない！
なせば大抵なんとかなる！

As long as you never give up and you keep pushing to better yourself, you'll make it no matter what. You CAN learn Japanese!

We sure are dead

>>16244732
We're fitting in.

おはようおにいちゃん

あまいのがすき

>>16245282
おにいちゃんのバナナをなめまわしたい？

Someone recommend me an LN. Preferably one filled with long speeches about the meaning of life. Something like this:

今回だって自分は、人生で本当に大切なことに気づけた。

　それを知らなければ人生の大半損してしまうぞ、ってくらい重要なことだ。

　あまりにも単純で当たり前の話だから、どうしてそんなものに気づけていなかったんだよと、人によっては言うかもしれない。

　でも、本当に大切なことを上っ面の言葉だけではなく、『本当の意味で理解する』のはなかなかに大変で難しいことなのだ。

　自分の生きたいように、勝手に好きに生きること

>>16245333
イリヤの空

Found some 25 year old loli pantsu

>>16245324
おいしそう

にほんたべたい

>>16245404
35*

>>16245404
矢吹君の嫁じゃないか

>>16245343
Alright, will read. It better be really good.

>>16245426
It's considered by many to be the best LN of all time. I wish I could read it for the first time again, have fun.

>>16245404
３５年前から

日本のアニメーターの給料って

上がってないのよね

ブラックすぎる

アノンどのだいすく

I have the mnemonics for the first 300 entries in KKLC typed out, right now I'm re-adding the formatting to them. I initially did it with rich text formatting, but it doesn't convert to simple HTML with <b> and <i> tags, so I can't use it, so I have to redo it all.

>>16245753
What program are you using with rich text formatting?

>>16245801
I was using libreoffice. The only way to get html markup out of it is to export to xhtml, which causes all markup changes to use spans with class styles. It's probably theoretically possible to have a program fix it up to simple text markup tags, but I don't know of any existing tool that does it.

>>16245805
Sounds like something a simple regex could fix, if you post it I could probably do it.

>>16245816
I mean.

How do I get subs from kitsuneko to work with raws + texthooker? I heard you have to re-time the subs somehow but I have no experience doing something like that.

>>16246262
The subs are meant for TV rips. You have to use aegisub or the sub time shifter thing in mpc-hc. Then you can just texthook your media player.

>>16246278

All right, thanks. I'll have to fiddle with it when this shit finishes downloading.

>>16246278
>aegisub
that shit is way too much for just re-timing, use http://www.nikse.dk/subtitleedit/ on the sub file and hit the sync menu at the top(adjust all times)
for kitsunekko it was usually after the OP that things need to be retimed
>>16246288

https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/子子子子子子子子子子子子

I finished 辺獄のシュヴェスタ. It was great but now I have to suffer the pain of waiting for each new volume to slowly come out. This is why I don't usually read manga, what a disaster.

おにいちゃんおなかすいた

ちんこ食べたことあんの

>>16246662
おきなわめいかなら

こないだたべた

おならのような味らしいんですね

こほんしょくは

しおむすびにはじまり

しおむすびにおわる

https://www.academia.edu/12933954/An_Old_Korean_Text_in_the_Many%C5%8Dsh%C5%AB

https://www.academia.edu/4208284/WHY_JAPONIC_IS_NOT_DEMONSTRABLY_RELATED_TO_ALTAIC_OR_KOREAN_pre-publication_version_

Good stuff, enjoy. (Second is in japanese)

May I ask what the last kanji is please?

It looks like 民 but I'm not really sure, and I can't think of any other kanji that'd look like it anyway.

>>16247151
罠
このスレはあそこより上手だ

>>16247157
ありがとう
ああ、ここを忘れたまま、ついあそこに先に行っちゃった、てぃへへ

おなかすいた

かぼちゃたべたい

につけね

>>16247407
食べても

空っぽ

しくしく

>>16247450
ピザ黙れ

>>16247472
>ピザ
いいアイデアですね