/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>16299128
ぞい！

Word of the day: 煙突.

Will I get sick of manually adding anki cards?

Is there a way to do this automatically in Linux?

>>16299158
>Linux

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlCRfTmBSGs
I think the American Dream says that anything can happen if you work hard enough at it and are persistent, and have some ability. The sky is the limit to what you can build, and what can happen to you and your family.

>>16299158
Read the Anki start-up guide.

>>16299177
Are you the real hard work君?

>>16299158
There are many, many tools for it. You can also do it via importing csv/tsv text files.

>>16299177

>and have some ability

>>16299158
Rikaisama (Firefox extension) integrates pretty well with Anki using the Real Time Import plugin.
>highlight a piece of text to see its definition
>press a key to add a card to a chosen Anki deck
>definition, kana, etc.. are added to the card
I've added about 5k cards in ~9 months using this method and the WWWJDIC app (which is usually less convenient).

>>>/int/68895166
Don't forget where your home is.

>>16299242
Are you a 4chan moderator?

>>16299242
There's already a japanese thread on int, DJT belongs here.

>>16299242
What a hideous thread. I don't want these fags here at all but having a thread on /int/ and /jp/ at the same time is ridiculous and will end up with people from /int/ coming here.
Why can't they just move to /h/ or somewhere

When did DJT move to /JP/?

Been looking for this thread for days and had no idea where it went.

Anyway

>駅のホームで待っていたら行きたい駅のホームはここでいいのか聞かれて...
伝わったかもしれないけどうまく言えなかった自分が情けないなって思って...

What the fuck does this mean? Context was a girl said that she didn't know how to communicate her feelings in English, and said something about the word 'cowardly'. I responded by asking her what she was trying to say and she responded with that.

>>16299163
>Implying Windows is any better

MacOs is a better OS than either of them, but the MacSucks maymay won't let most internet autists even conceive that.

>>16299270
>having a thread on /int/ and /jp/ at the same time is ridiculous and will end up with people from /int/ coming here.
Actually, it was people from /a/ coming here. I doubt that the number of posters from /int/ that came to /jp/ as a result of djt being moved there is more than one digit.

>>16299288
No, they went to /int/. Better off trying there this thread is dead. >>>/int/68895166

>>16299311

Stop posting that unsightly thread here with that disgusting whore OP image.

>>16299311
Flags are cancer.

>>16299311
>>16299319
>>16299322
Why the fuck did you people move it off /a/ in the first place

>Inb4 it was kind of unrelated to anime

Yes but /a/ was it's established home and moving it has not provided any benefits that outweigh the confusion and argumentative shit posting that it's incurred.

Fuck whomever decided to do this

>>16299354
Mod moved it and any new djt threads on /a/ got deleted

>>16299311
>this thread is dead
That's why last thread had more than two threads worth of posts before it died, right?
>>16299288
If you wait at the platform you will be asked about whether this is the right place for the platform you want to go to.
I think it's either that or "if this /is/ the platform you want to go to".
>>16299354
Mod did it, don't complain to us.

>>16299354
>you people
You mean the 4chan moderator kami aka kinomod? I don't know either, why don't you ask him?

>>16299354

Why are you getting so upset over something you don't even know the circumstances to? We were forced off by the mods, and doing that has caused much more trouble than whatever problem they were trying to solve. Every thread we have people complaining and saying the same things. All these posts are making the threads shitty, if we would just discuss the actual thread topic and stop meta posting about things we can't change it wouldn't be that bad. I don't want to go to /int/ where there are flags to identify people for no reason and the thread doesn't even resemble djt anymore. This board is a general graveyard anyway, stop acting like we're desecrating something holy.

>>16299074
>all this meta
Just why.

>>16299401
Because the thread is on the front page of the board.

>>16299384
>Every thread we have people complaining and saying the same things.
That happened in /a/ too, that mod post justifying DJT was posted like every thread

>>16299372
The threads on /jp/ have so many posts because of all the meta-shitposts and /jp/ is so slow with this thread surviving being on autosage for almost a whole week. On /a/ or /int/, this thread would have been purged so many times due to the normal speed of those boards. This thread is only a safe-space on life support for a bunch of Davido-kuns.

Japanese learning is perfect for the NEET. I finally have purpose again.

>>16299415
Welcome to /jp/. Don't let the meido ban you on the way out.

>>16299401
メイド様 is asleep.

>>16299372
>That's why last thread had more than two threads worth of posts before it died, right?
You slobbering idiot do you realize how many posts you could get into a thread before one falls off page 10 on /jp/? You clearly don't browse here so you don't belong here.

Can
俺の趣味ではないが。。。
be used as a way of saying that you are not hetero? Context: character A describes a certain woman to character B and then adds that the said woman is a 美人, and then goes 俺の趣味ではないが。。。

>>16299440
>You slobbering idiot do you realize how many posts you could get into a thread before one falls off page 10 on /jp/? You clearly don't browse here so you don't belong here.
If the thread was dead it would hardly get any at all. If you actually browsed /jp/ you would know that even here dead threads don't get many posts before they get archived.

>>16299428
Someone has to call you out on your attitude, acting like this thread is so great with its many many posts. I browse both DJT threads, but you being dishonest about what this situation is invites all this meta-shitposting. Stop being arrogant and hostile towards /jp/ locals and maybe you'll stop attracting all this hostility to this thread.

>>16299444
好み

>>16299453
I'm not being arrogant/hostile towards a /jp/ local, I'm being arrogant/hostile towards a crossboarder. I've been on /jp/ for several years, since tulpa threads were a thing.

>>16299444
It means he's a lolicon and isn't attracted to old women.

I like how language help threads used to be instadeleted here but once they became a general imported from /a/ they suddenly are okay.

>>16299503
They were still being deleted at first, then an upper guy told the /jp/ mod he's retarded and to stop.

>>16299503
They were moved to /int/, not /jp/. The users have been trying to hop the border every since and they're basically being ignored.

>>16299507
I wrote a feedback post asking to either kill djt or let it be posted on /jp/, but I never thought the latter would actually happen. I'm happy beyond belief.

How accurate are Rikai's pitch accent data?
http://rikaisama.sourceforge.net/#pitch_accents

わがまま＝我が（archaic possessive）＋まま（as in このまま）

我が儘

面白いだよね

>>16299288
>girl said that she didn't know how to communicate her feelings in English, and said something about the word 'cowardly'.
Post these lines too, faggot

Time for some learning.
Proto-Japonic *e and *o in Eastern Old Japanese
https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-00373303/en/

Quiz:

What does 一人もいやしない translate to?

>>16299901
Either ask normally, or fuck off. Thinly veiled spoonfeeding is the worst.

>>16299901
Ching chong nip nong.

>>16299904
It's somewhat uncommon grammar, so I'm not surprised you don't know.

debian forum trick etc

Does anyone know what file format bookwalker ebooks have? I'm assuming it's picture scans, not actual ebook files right?

>>16300017
I think picture scans are generally only used by pirates, actual ebooks are all real files.

>>16300017
I haven't bought any but the ones in the CoR are zips in basically the same format as epub (zipped HTML files).

>>16300062
Then again, maybe those were converted from something. A search on the archive shows that bookwalker uses DRM.

>>16300038
>>16300062
Their prices seem too good to be tru-

Damn it.

おはようおにいちゃん

おなかいたい

Just wrote a test in beginners Japanese at my language school.

A wonderful F.

phew. I thought I forgot Japanese but I can at least read yotsuba without a dictionary. I know thta's not saying much but I was afraid I would have to go back to square one.

How hard is 苺ましまろ？ I've always wanted to read it but the lack of furigana scared me off.

>>16300130
Faggot try learning japanese for 3 years before even getting classes

>>16300121
じゃぁ...ホットケーキがどう

>>16300177
>How hard is 苺ましまろ？ I've always wanted to read it but the lack of furigana scared me off.
Probably easy, I haven't read the manga yet but the anime was very simple.

>>16300198
Why learn japanese for a total beginner course?

That´s like learning running before walking.

>>16300236
So you can pretend to be a fellow beginner and crush the hopes and dreams of your classmates by magically mastering kanji in half an hour.

>>16300236
I ddint have the same opurtunities that i have now

>>16300206
おにいちゃん

だいすき

>>16299074
huh? these threads are here now?

>>16300266
/jp/ - blogging / random (but in japanese so it's okay)

>>16300266
Nope, you're obviously hallucinating. Don't browse 4chan after dropping acid.

What the fuck were you hoping to achieve with that post?

>>16300327
Wowzers, you seem pretty irritated.

I was literally just confirming if this was okay since the last time I checked they were on /int/ or something and there was some massive controversy and people were saying, quite explicitly, not to put them on /jp/.

>>16300335
The normie redditors went to /int/, everyone else came here where they already browsed anyway.

>>16300341
>normie
When will you learn?

>>16300341
>where they already browsed anyway.
This thread really is a laugh a minute.

>>16300335
You could have just read the rest of the thread, or searched for "DJT" in warosu, or clicked the "what happened to DJT" button in the guide. Short answer: yes, if you want further clarification use the archive.
>>16300341
Why are you here, then?

>>16300177
>How hard is 苺ましまろ？ I've always wanted to read it but the lack of furigana scared me off.
You can always use OCR.

>>16300481
While this is true, there's really no reason to, it's not like 苺ましまろ is that much more amazing than other cute SoL manga which does have furigana. You're better off just reading them and getting good enough to not rely on it so much.

How would I say "see" as in "I don't really see [word] used much" when referring to the frequency of seeing a specific word/phrase

Anybody knows how to use https://github.com/txgio/orikaisama/releases ?
I downloaded Nightly so I could install it but I run into another problem. It has no instructions and pressing keys at random does nothing.

>>16300589
Probably
>そんな言葉はよくみえない
if you are refering to how often you see it written.

>>16300589
I would go for something like その単語を見ることが珍しい

>>16300592
If anybody is interested in this, you use [ and ] keys. I just wish the author bothered enough to add a description.

What do you guys use for getting the raws of weekly or monthly releases? I can't seem to find anything on it in the guide.

>>16300699
I use nyaa, but it's not 100% reliable. Honestly though my manga backlog is so big that I hardly ever bother with ongoing series

>>16300717
Is Nyaa really the best go to for manga raws? It always feels like it's missing a lot and there are so few seeders for anything that isn't mainstream.

>学校文法（国文法）VS日本語文法（文型文法）
>「日本語文法（文型文法）」って何？
学校文法と「互いに相容れない」ほどの違いがあるの？
>日本語文法は、古文との関連を考えず現代語の用法に割り切って分析整理しているため、
国文法よりずっとすっきりしてわかりやすいのが特徴。
http://yomogi.2ch.net/test/read.cgi/gengo/1420059195/

Anon who makes the OP:

Can you make the OP to the /int/ DJT? I miss your awesome pics.

Also fuck you for coming to this shit board.

>>16300795
No.

>>16300815
Then kys.

I thought I can learn some Japanese from this thread but instead it made me cringe and gave me cancer.

hey guys what's the difference between 気温 and 温度？

>>16300934
気温とはあくまで「大気の温度」です。 同じように、体温とは「体の温度」です。 このように、温度は温かさがある、全てのものに使われます。

Did the threads migrate here after the /a/ ban?

>>16300950
Hi, I see you're new to 4chan. Welcome.

>>16300956
>that gif
Y-You too anon.

>>16300956

Nice non anime image dingus.

>>16300956
Thanks, could you answer my question?

>>16300934
温度（Ｋ）
摂氏（℃）

×にほんでは使わない
華氏（Ｆ）

>>16300927
The language learning is happening on the /int/ DJT. This one is where we discuss the meta relation DJT has with the many boards of 4chan.

>>16300970
The answer is 50/50 yes. It went here and to /int/

>>16300934
基礎体温は℃でつけるよ

I'm about 600 words into Core and 300 into RTK so I'm going to read Tae Kim a few times and start reading. Any other supplementary assignments I should add on? The radicals anki deck?

>>16301040
>Any other supplementary assignments I should add on?
DoJG after you're done with Tae Kim and have started reading, and anime for listening practice.
>The radicals anki deck?
The DJT-recommended kanji courses already teach radicals to an extent, so I wouldn't bother.

I just started learning Japanese, and I was told I'll need to know 2,000-3,000 Kanji. Now is this just base Kanji like tree and sun, or is it including the ones that are a combination of two like Japan and Queen

>>16301054
麗議機職曜騰 <- those are some of the "basic" ones you should know from the 2000-3000 pool.

And there are a lot of simple but unnecessary or rarely used kanji, like 狸.

Focus on learning the 2200 joyo kanji for now, by the time you finish that you will know which additional ones you might need to learn. Bear in mind you will keep learning new kanji every now and then, as there are dozens of thousands and fancy writers like using obscure ones.

Is the reading only method good or not?

>>16301131

The best way to get good at doing x is by doing x.

>>16301131
>reading only method
What?

>>16301148
Dropping anki and just reading all the time instead.

>>16301196
There are people who have successfully learned Japanese without Anki, so there's your answer. Personally, I think Anki is far too convenient to drop completely, as long as you spend like 30 minutes per day at most.

>>16299074
>>16299128
>>16299134

>>16301208
メリークリスマスぞいぞいぞい

Just a friendly reminder that /jp/ did not agree to this and your continued presence here is a blemish that won't go away. Have a nice Christmas.

>>16301223
ありがとね、アノンちゃん〜
メリークリスマス！

>>16301131
I really despised anki as well, but after I started reading even though it was easy shit I noticed I improved a lot and even anki doesn't feel like that much of a chore anymore.

Anki is not needed but can be a very important supplement to your studies.
Especially mining and learning words you read and still know in what context you learned them helps a lot.

At least that's the case for me.

>>16299288
>伝わったかもしれないけどうまく言えなかった自分が情けないなって思って
I might be able to communicate in English.　
however I am ashamed because it did not go well.

She is very shy, so she is cowardly
you see?

>>16299444
> character A describes a certain woman to character B and then adds that the said woman is a 美人, and then goes 俺の趣味ではないが。。。

俺の趣味ではないが=however 俺の趣味ではない

She is a beauty. But she is not to my taste ( not my type)

>>16300723
There are other places, like http://haruka-yumenoato.net/
But really, the fact is that most manga just isn't uploaded at all.

>>16301281
It's so annoying how much easier it is to get english manga.

I wish shipping didn't cost so much.

>>16300699
>>16301281
Same problem here, but I don't even look for the weekly release, I'm looking for old ass manga and often can't seem to find it.

Also where the hell do you find LNs?

おなかすいた

あたしはいま

なにがたべたいでしょーか

>>16301326
納豆

>>16301326
俺のちんこを食べってくれ(^_-)-

>>16301326
精液

>>16301309
LNs are awful because they always get uploaded to a bunch of those shitty download sites that pay the uploader a few cents, reported, and taken down, so I end up searching through a billion broken links and finding nothing.

>>16301366
Fuck those websites and everyone who uses them. People could just stick with Mega in this day and age but they can't resist using those shitty outdated sites just to make a little insignificant cash.

>>16301326
天皇陛下のお誕生日を祝し紅白饅頭

>>16301330
>>16301332
>>16301340
おなかいっぱいになるもので

あまいものだよ

なにがたべたいでしょーか

>>16301442
砂糖かけご飯

くそスレ

>>16301460
なら投稿すんな

>>16301442
ぷりきゅあけーき

>>16301442
みかんのやま

>>16301456
けんこうにわるそう

>>16301539
微乳のシスコンいもうとなんて

そうじょうじょうのじんぶつだよ

>>16299288
>>16301268
正確に言えば
>伝わったかもしれないけどうまく言えなかった自分が情けないなって思って
i might have been able to get communication a little.　
however, i am ashamed that i could not describe it well
だな

She is very shy, so she is cowardly

>>16301578
ひうぞうじょうの
だろ?

>>16301599
書き間違った
>>16301578
そうぞうじょうの
だろ

古文なら
さうざうじょう

I can't learn Japanese.
I know it's stupid but I became rather confident after I was able to read yotsubato and nhk news.

But then I tried to talk to actual Japanese and they were using kanji I've never even seen before so I understood nothing.
Even if I finish core I won't even know all Jōyō kanji fuck this.

>>16301649
なでなで

ぽんぽん

>>16301649
Tell me more.

>>16301649
Come on, is that all? If you see an unfamiliar kanji all you have to do is plug it into anki and learn it, that's your easiest task. The hard part is learning grammar, casual abbreviations and contextual disambiguations which won't appear in a dictionary and can't be put on a flashcard.

>>16299647
我がママ(my mamy) は、我儘だ
>>16299901
>一人もいやしない
there is not any one
>>16300121
たべすきたの
おねえちゃん

whats the point

youll never be accepted in japan and wont get any friends

I'm with anon here. >>16301251 I hate anki but being able to build my own base of vocabulary is too useful to drop it.

It's especially useful for words that are not necessarily repeated many times in whatever stuff you're reading. Reading it once or twice might not be enough to remember it and this is where anki can help.

With that said these days I'm wondering about the day I'll become too fed up with the English translations of words I mined, and what I'll decide to do then. Perhaps I'll restart a new mining deck but this time with Japanese definitions, eh.

>>16301824
>>>/int/

>>16301824
Is anyone here even planning to live in Japan?

>>16301824
I won't make any english speaking friends either but somehow I still manage to find a use for this language.

やすいとおもって

ぎゅうにゅうをかったとおもったら

ぎゅうにゅうを水で倍にうすめたやつだった

Epic otaku culture discussion, guys. You even got your very own avatarfag and everything.

>>16302079
No need to be so bitter, EOP.

>>16302151
This thread is primarily dominated by people who find it difficult to read children's manga and people shitposting is base-level Japanese.

>>16302151
Me being an EOP (not really since English is my second language, but that's besides the point) won't change the fact that this thread is only here not because of some desire to discuss otaku media (manga and anime is not /jp/ related), but simply because you are elitists and percieve yourselves as "too good" to post on /int/

>>16299074
That ops cute as fuck

>2 weeks since I ordered and honto manga delivery still not here

Not gunna get it until January am I

>>16302250
Who are you quoting?

>>16299901
煩い退ける/JP/ 阿保.

>>16302295
My despair

>>16302299
最強絶望

>>16302313
最凶肉棒

こんいちわ！
わたしわがくしゅひほんお

なんらその

ふひにもほおふぉおふぁっふぁひょうな

ひゃへりは

>>16302250
I feel you. Ordered a LN December 3rd on amazon and it's still not here. I was hoping I'd get it for Christmas but it looks like it'll have to wait January.

>>16302250
>>16302548
>orders per SAL
>wonders why it takes long

>>16302549
The fee was only 3€ instead of the standard 12€, that's why I took this offer. It was sent by boat, I kinda expected it'd take ages.

>>16302549
If you order with anything faster than sal the delivery price ends up being higher than the price of the oboks

あのんくん

あめりか語おしえて

Way to goってどーゆー時に使うの？

How do you even change shipping method on amazon? It only lets me pick "AmazonGlobal Priority Shipping"

>>16302579
グッドジョブの意味ですよ

でも皮肉の場合によく使っている

"way to go you fucking retard" みたいに

>>16302590
Look at the sellers (click "new" or "used" to see the full list). Take a look at the amazon from your country too, not necessarily .jp.

>>16302598
I mean the seller is amazonjp. Don't they offer other methods?
The other sellers under new don't ship internationally at all seemingly

Speaking of amazon, used manga and such are sometimes at extremely low prices, sadly they don't ship internationally.

I suppose buying those through a proxy would be a very good deal? I assume Japanese people take care of their stuff so even if it's not new it'll be as if it were.

>>16302604
I'm not knowledgeable enough to answer you, but I think you can change these things once you're in the process of validating the content of your cart. They ask you about the shipping method there.

>>16302604
>The other sellers under new don't ship internationally at all seemingly
But if you go to your own amazon, you should have Japanese shipping companies shipping stuff to you at low price. Amazon France has those at least. Problem is often the cost of the item is way too high so it balances out and ends up not being worth it, but sometimes you have good deals.

>>16302657
Yeah the shipping is cheap but the price itself is three times the original. Buying from Japanese amazon with SAL would be cheaper

>>16302592
Way to go↓.
>Good job.
Way to go↑.
>f*** you.

はつおんのしかたかな？ちがいがわからないよ

>>16302675
発音は関係ない
気を読んで

>>16302074
それ、詐欺やん
>>16302686
>気を読んで
それ、忍術
「空気を読んで」
やな

>>16302372
*こんにちは

two n's not one.

>>16302711
>それ、忍術
その通り。もちろん、俺様のミスじゃなかった。もしあなたはＷａｙｔｏｇｏを理解したかったら、忍術を学んで、使って、そして気を読め。

>>16302686
>Way to go

ツンデレっぽくつかったらいいの？

>バッカじゃない！
>=よくできました

ってつかうみたいに

>>16302717
Huh, really?

My bad. But the other one was okay?

>>16302590
>>16302604
>>16302663
It depends on the item, at least with Amazon US. Some items are only offered as priority whereas others can be selected with the slow cheap shipping.

Having said that, every single item I've tried from Amazon jp only offers priority shipping. Like another anon said, check out other sellers / different amazons. Sometimes they have places that ship directly from Japan and offer free shipping.

>>16301808
Stop schilling the Anki plug and play meme. We all know that memrise we can literally have our decks right there in the app.

>>16302888
Please try constructing a post that isn't akin to the ramblings of a madman.

ATEJI: is there a fixed table of ateji for each sound, or did these crazy chinks select any kanji they felt like that suited the sound?

Here's hoping there's a clear-cut table of them so I can study it.

>>16302886
Are there any other good sites for books? I actually prefer cdjapan to amazon since it offers SAL for everything, allows payment with Paypal and most of the stuff there is cheaper. The only problem is the selection is smaller and when something goes out of stock it's gone for good. Also no cheap LN sets.

>>16302900
There isn't, but I wouldn't worry about it. Just learn them like you would any normal word. Also, by expanding and solidifying your vocabulary, you'll become more familiar with kanji readings which will also help a lot.

>>16302931
>There isn't
SHIT.
Oh well, my intention was more having it up my sleeve for making words myself, guess I'll just have to choose whatever I want.

>>16302973
I would recommend just using the handful of most common kanji for a given reading. If someone asked you what kanji first springs to mind when you hear "め", your answer would most likely be 目. And indeed, the め in おめでとう is written as 目 in ateji: お目出度う.
There are also kanji which are often used for their phonetic value, like 伊 for い and 亜 for あ, and they're commonly employed in ateji; and if you take a look at, say, a chart of country ateji, you'll begin to notice some common trends, like 利, 太 and 加 being used for り, た and か respectively.

>>16303017
>目
Sadly, the rule is short-lived, since we have a米rika. And 太 is used instead of 田, for instance.

I was thinking about making a table myself going the country name route, yes. It probably won't cover for ALL sounds, but that might giving a starting palette that is consistent enough.

Or maybe I should get a list of ateji words and make a pool for every sound, sorting by frequency. That would require programming though, and I have no knowledge on that.

>>16303017
当て字は、平仮名と一対一の対応じゃないよ

亜米利加という漢字４文字に

アメリカというカタカナ４文字が当たっていると考えるよ

伊太利という１文字にそれぞれイ・タ・リが当たっているとが考えないで

伊太利という３文字にイタリアが当たっていると考えるよ

４文字と４文字の対応で伊太利亜にイタリアが当たっているとわかりやすいなとおもうかもしれないけど、応用が利かないよ

>比大統領
これは比に「フィリピン」があたってるから
漢字一文字にカタカナ５文字が当たっていると考えるよ

がんばっておにいちゃん

What do you guys think is the best resource for advanced grammar? I was thinking about doing either Imabi or Tobira.

>>16303137
reading and looking up stuff you don't get

>>16303138
Won't work for idiots like you.

>>16303149

someone call the fire department because we have a BURN!

haha

>>16303149
i'm sorry you have brain problems anon

>>16303154

>>16303156
Why the hwabyung?

What should I read after I'm done よつばと！？

I want slightly more difficult but not severely so.

>>16303286
Whatever you want.

>>16303286
神咒神威神楽

>>16300017
Epub with an additional layer of encryption on top

>>16303286
惡の華

Here's a partial transcription of the first volume of SZS.

This is exhausting work, so I'm going to take a hiatus. If someone else wants to finish up the volume, feel free, but please either use the same formatting standards I did or reformat my transcription to your own standards.

This covers somewhat more than half of the volume.

http://pastebin.com/zqDeuDpS

>>16303386
Why would you do this?

>>16303462
Because.

>>16302898
This is not Reddit anon. It's 4chan grow up or get over it.

>>16303137
Japanese the manga way for reading as it does give good examples and Tae Kim.

>>16303599
I'm sorry, what?

>>16303286
Hanahira

>>16303636
I think he's saying that he's crazy so you shouldn't reply to him anymore.

>>16303679
Good idea, thanks for the advice.

>>16301808
Japanese grammar is easy peasy. Just read.

>>16303756
The actual grammar is pretty simple sure, the tricky part is figuring out what it means. Since the Japanese mode of speech is so ambiguous you need a massive mental library of different turns of phrase and special contexts in order to figure out where somebody is coming from

>>16302888
There's a whole lot wrong with this sentence alright.

>>16302888
よくわかんない

KonoSuba often pops up in the easy to read LN recommendations. How does the superior isekai, Re:Zero, compare difficulty wise?

>>16303821
>superior isekai, Re:Zero
自殺せよ

>>16303821
If you have to ask everything is too hard for you.

>>16303821
It's a whole tier up. You can see for yourself by looking at the webnovel, but it's far too hard for a beginner.
Take a look for yourself: http://ncode.syosetu.com/n2267be/

>>16303821
Just download it and see for yourself, why even ask?

>>16303889
Unless I'm blind it's not in the CoR and Nyaa has 300 different torrents. Don't have time to deal with that at the moment so easier to ask.

>>16303886
Thanks.

>>16299074
>>>16303679
>Good idea, thanks for the advice.

Hi samefag :) are you done trying to make yourself feel better and being a fail troll?

>>16303945
>>>/int/
You have to go back.

>>16303945
I'm sorry, what?

>>16303963
I think what he is saying is your a faggot and should drink bleach.

>>16303953
>>16303963
Just report and ignore. Unlike /a/, /jp/ actually has mods who do their job

>>16303977
Looks like meido-kun is asleep, sadly.

>>16303963
>Responded back

What happened? I thought you were not going to respond anymore.

>>16303994
Who are you quoting?

>>16303977
>Relying on /jp/ mods to protect your thread.
>Wanting a personal mod army to get rid of what you do not approve of.

Someone is new here :). You better get use to it or move the thread somewhere else.

>>16304048
Go back to shitting up the /int/ thread, leafy

>>16304048
Thats nice, but who are you quoting?

>>16304059
Keep reaching you might get me in 300 years :).

Is there an anki deck that has at least one word for every jouyou kanji in it? how about core 10k?

Alternatively is there a deck that has all jouyou kanji + example words?
I could use that to make my own.

Worst case scenario, I would use the "All in one kanji" deck and create cards based on that.
I would to avoid that though, drains too much time.

>>16304136
Just make a mining deck like everyone else. It's better to learn words as you read instead of learning them by a preset order.

>>16304136
Or you could just be a normal person and read while mining words you don't know. Not only do you learn more because you're immersing yourself in the language, but it's also a lot more fun than ankidroning! Isn't that great?

>>16304153
I also find the few seconds it takes to make a card helps you learn the word better. Lately I've been at 100% correct ratio on anki since making my own cards.

Ok, this poor image quality is really fucking my shit up. Can anyone help me figure out what the second kanji of the first word is? I'm pretty sure the first one is 暗, but no combination of radicals I can imagine for the second one seems to exist.

>>16303922
この素晴らしい世界に祝福を！is in the CoR, in several formats.

>>16304136
No because the jouyou list has a bunch of kanji that are almost never used or only used in place names and such. Like the emperor's seal one.

>>16304160
Let me explain m yset up. I have 1 desktop space that is full screen manga. The next desktop space is a browser taking up half the screen, and anki taking up the other. It has the card making window open. The browser is navigated to jisho.org. If I see a word I don't know, I switch over to jisho, look it up and then type it into anki. This time helps me learn the word better than insta adding it with rikaisama. It only takes a few seconds longer, too.

>>16304161
This is an extremely common kanji. If you can't identify it, you shouldn't yet be reading print material that doesn't cleanly OCR.
器

>>16304173
That's fine and all but please keep in mind that manga isn't reading.

>>16304179
I just don't get you, man. It's like we live in different worlds.

>>16304144
>>16304153
>>16304160
I do have one and it is really great I agree, reading is also great to improve obviously.
I just hate when I encounter a kanji I don't know when I read something rather easy.

But considering this >>16304167 it might be better to just mine.

Well I might still create a deck in my free time.

>>16304179
What verb should one use for manga?

>>16303672
>Hanahira
Literally sleep-inducing.

>>16304189
The same as anime, watching. Viewing is OK too.

>>16303821
Re:Zero is hard

>>16304178
Most of it is pretty clear actually, and the main points often use furigana or katakana. It's just these little asides that use the microscopic blurry kanji writing, so it's probably not a big deal if I have to skip a few for now.

>>16304224
no lol

>>16304224
The anime was hard to watch due to its quality, I imagine the same is true of the novels.

>>16304163
Was talking about Re:ゼロから始める異世界生活.

>>16304136
Core 30k is PRETTY complete, not sure if it has a 100% coverage though.

Core 10k has almost every joyo kanji, only about 100 lacking, so you might consider doing that.

Whenever I finish the Core10k, my intention is getting Core30k for mining the remaining joyo I can find there. Then, if there are still joyo kanji left, I will manually pick them from dictionaries and learn a single word containing them which I consider the most useful-looking. (If there is a verb form with just that kanji, I'll also learn it).

>>16304144
>like everyone else
>>16304153
>be a normal person
Is this what /jp/ has become? You of all people should be aware this is not a thread for normal people learning normal stuff and understand assburger minds have assburger needs.
Kanji lists are excellent metrics, fuck off with that "improvise as you go" mentality.

>>16304548
>Whenever I finish the Core10k,
>my intention is getting Core30k
Well you weren't kidding with the assburgers. And I thought I was breaching excessive levels by doing nearly 3k core words before mining...
Enjoy taking several times longer than everyone else to be able to read fluently, I guess.

>>16304568
In /jp/ you have to choose an autismal form of reading if you want to be important.

For example, I'm currently reading directly through a kanji dictionary front through back, for the superior Japanese learning experience folded over one thousand times.

Are LNs often available in pure text format? I want to read one in a paste bin with rikaichan.

>>16304607
>pastebin
>rikaichan
Set up a firefox html and switch to rikaisama. And the majority of them are available in ebook formats, yes.

>>16304568
>>my intention is getting Core30k
DId you stop reading there by chance?
How are you schooling me on reading fluently if you can't even tell I don't intend doing the full 30k deck from my previous post?

I guess this inability to juggle more than one clause at a time for context is what drove you to the improvising route of learning instead of a structured approach.
Visit Gensokyo anytime!

To the person who recommended me イリヤの空, I just want to say, from the bottom of my heart, thank you. I'd say you can't possibly know how much it meant to me, how life-changingly powerful an experience it was, but you've read the book too. You know what it is. Thank you.

>>16304851
That's how I felt about 聲の形

>>16304851
>>16304869
That's how I felt about ゆるゆり

This is going to be a dumb question but what's the way to express that something is a mistake in the sense that it is the way it is but was never supposed to be that way.

Like "Having this child was a mistake" in the sense that there was never an intent to have a child. Is it still chigau? Because that doesn't feel right I guess and seems like the sort of thing when you want to express that thing is X when the reality is Y, or something to that degree, I don't know.

And while I'm asking, what's the difference between chigau and machigau?

Is this the right place to be asking? It was the first place that came to mind.

たましいのろうごく

たましいのろうごく

ってなーんだ

>>16304937
お前みたいなガキにはわかんねー

ふゆやすみのしゅくだい

はやくおわらせるんだから

アイデアだしてよー

>>16304890
この子を産まなければよかった

I read for hours everyday and read websites online. I add every word to anki. It's like 100 per day. Is this too much? I only review 20 new ones per day but it seems like this is going to add up very quickly. I only started using anki yesterday and have 200 cards already.

>>16304961
おにいちゃんとのセックスのきもちよさ

Just started watching 舟を編む and it has some rare vocab for you vocab hunters to add to your anki collection

It also seems like a pretty good anime about making a Japanese dictionary

>>16304869
>聲の形
May I ask why? It's one of the first things I read and I think it's been the manga I liked the less out of everything I read raw so far. Looking back I still feel frustrated and disappointed about it.

>>16305157
It was one of my favorite shows this season, if not my favorite. Highly recommend to you folks in here.

>>16305221
I loved it everything about it. It made me cry literal tears.

>>16305234
Well I did cry and tear up a few times as well, and was sad to finish it, but that's because I'm crybaby.

If we're talking emotional impact, I still haven't recovered from おやすみプンプン and that's the reason I haven't read much these past two weeks or so.

>>16305221
>>16305246
How was Oyasumi Punpun's difficulty compared to the other stuff?

>>16305345
Much harder, but for this reason this is also what taught me the most. おやすみプンプン was also one of the reasons I had learned Japanese so no matter how ready or not I was, I wanted to read it.

So from that experience I can assert that you should not pick your reading materials depending on your level but based on motivation. If you want to read it (or read something that's said to be "difficult"), read it.

>>16305531
Almost like an LN!

So DJT finally got banished to /jp/.
Anyway, assuming I have 6 hours a day to study for Japanese, how should I allocate my time?

2 hours for Anki and then 4 hours for?

>>16305543
30-60 minutes on anki, rest on reading and anime

>>16305543
READING
E
A
D
I
N
G

IT's the most important thing you can do. You could even drop anki. But you can't drop reading. There's no use to all those vocab you're learning if you aren't using it.

>>16305550
>>16305543

Yeah if you have 6 hours a day and you're honestly going to spend that time studying, you can just read.

Anki is just for people that spend far less time than that. Even an average person can handle 50-100 new words a day with 2 hours of anki time. You'd be spending 10-15 mins at a time waiting for a new word within 2-3 months at that rate.

>>16305531
>you should not pick your reading materials depending on your level but based on motivation

I thought this at first, but I changed my mind pretty quickly. I started reading G線上の魔王 and I was really struggling. Then I switched to Red Night and I cruised through that at a comfortable pace even though in English I'd probably like the former more than the latter.

>>16305669
Red night? Google search is not showing anything.

>>16305671
Sorry Unred Night.

>>16305543
>2 hours for Anki
Absolutely fucking not. Do this: >>16305549

>>16305669
Admittedly I was only speaking manga-wise. I should've precised it.

Only VN I've read so far is はなひらっ and LN-wise I had read a few chapters of Re:Zero before giving up because way too many unknown vocab which was just too frustrating (and reading things I had just seen via the anime wasn't particularly enticing), so I can't pretend to have a say regarding those two mediums.

>>16305663
I spend more than 6 hours per day studying, only doing anki. I don't see the point of reading when I have to look up half of the words. I'd have to put the newly encountered words into anki to learn them. Might as well just learn vocab with anki without reading. I'm 800 cards into core6k.

>>16305691
That early in I didn't see the point either. But once you start trying to read the grammar-dick is gonna go HAM on your asshole and you're gonna be like fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck wish I knew what was going on.

>>16305689
>Only VN I've read so far is はなひらっ
That was my first one. It's the worst. Holy shit that thing is boring. It's literally Lucky Star without good characters or tasty snacks.

>>16305689
One of the issues of recommending Hanahira to everyone is that a lot of people here have never read a VN before, so they'll come in, think that it's representative of what VNs are like and never read one again.
So everyone, in case it's not obvious, Hanahira is nothing like your normal VN.

ケーキしっぱいした

なまやけになっちゃった

おにいちゃんたべる？

>>16305694
It was really bad indeed. I like slice & life but はなひらっ is just a whole different genre in itself, and not a good one.

>>16305697
Oh I wasn't recommending it. I agree with your post completely.

Should I force myself to only watch raws?

>>16305712
If you're still at the stage where you have to "force yourself", then no. Watching subbed anime is still good listening practice, as long as you actually pay attention to the dialogue.

>>16305712
Depends on your level. If you're new and can't understand anything, then it's almost pointless. If you can hear at least 50% of what's going on, it helps with listening skills. But anime is pretty limited anyways. But if that's all you're using it for then fuck yeah, watch away.

>>16305698
クリスマスにケーキたべるしゅうかんはないからいもうとがぜんぶたべていいよ

おにいちゃんはこれをたべる

>>16305691
>I spend more than 6 hours per day studying, only doing anki
>just learn vocab with anki without reading
You anki drones are absolutely hilarious. Have fun trying to read some random moege after a few months of nothing but anki and realising that you're still just as shit at reading as you were at the beginning and that you still have to look up every other word.

Also how the fuck do you spend more than 6 hours only doing core6k?

>>16305716
>>16305717
I've been learning for a year. My listening is absolut shit and isn't getting any better from watching subbed anime. I can only read.

>>16305725
https://ankiweb.net/shared/decks/japanese

I grabbed most of the decks here and have built a routine around it. I have cut some of course, right now I'm at 24 decks total.

>>16305712
Don't force yourself, just find a show you really like and enjoy rewatching it.

http://nipponnostalgie.hatenablog.com/entry/20110119/1295442346
そんな中、とあるおじさんが「へっくしょ〜ん！よっしゃ〜！」なんてクシャミから気合いを入れているもんだから思わず吹き出しそうになった。

He's putting fighting spirit in from sneezing and that's why he's having outbursts? I dont get it.

>>16305732
Stop being a little bitch and start watching 8+ hours of anime per day

>>16305725
I can read sentences where I know the words pretty easily, as long as they have basic sentence structure. No need to worry. It's only a problem of lack of vocab.

I do a lot of cards and try hard to remember each one.

>>16305725
He's probably been doing it for a short period, not enough to be an Anki drone. And probably bruteforcing his way through Anki to be able to read and not become one.

I am a true, state-certified 12-month old Anki drone and until last month I had never read anything. Now I can read simple books looking at a dictionary only once or twice per page (I skip some words that don't look important).

So no, it's not the same level as I was before, since I had no vocabulary nor kanji knowledge. Looking stuff up is what hindered me back and now it's reduced enough that I don't feel unmotivated.

But I still only read occasionally, Anki is the only study I do on a daily basis.

>>16305738
I think it's "the old guy was cheering while sneezing and it unintentionally made me laugh"

I'm a linux user. I'm thinking of moving to windows so I can play VNs. But first, I need to know. Is the anki folder cross platform if I put it on a usb drive and put it My Documents? I don't want to lose my progress.

>>16305782
You could always use the syncing to save it online and then sync it on your windows install

>>16305782
If in doubt, use the online synch. And keep a file backup. And test the synch in another computer if you can.

>>16305789
>>16305793
Thank you.

>>16305718
みんなでたべなきゃ

おいしくないよ

はいあーん

（きのうのぎゅうにゅうがわるかった、あたしはわるくない）

>>16305543
Wrong, >>>/int/68957313

https://youtu.be/EFfYJAIl4Yk?t=105
someone transcribe the time segment 1:45-1:58 for me?

>>16306121
Uh, how the hell did they get away with that one?

>>16306054
駿河弁だ。あたしのではんかな
なんであのんこんなふるいアニメみるのん
しずおかにでも出張するの？

>「人間、義理を欠いちゃあ。おしまいよ」
>ーさすが次郎長の心意気を受け継ぐ、清水っ子
>「っと。夕飯は豪勢にしてね」
>「しつれいしちゃう。いつも豪勢でしょ」

っと：よいしょっと、とかそういうのの端っこ
清水の次郎長：地名＋人名
清水っ子：清水生まれの清水育ちのこと

Does literally everyone here use Anki? From the way people talk about it here you would get the impression that it is absolutely essential but I see other resources that don't mention this kind of thing at all and it just seems really dull.

>>16305697
How's it different?

>>16306252
あのね、Ｉｍｏｕｔｏちゃん

前から、ずっと気になってるんですが・・・
好きな人、あるんですか？

>>16306266
A traditional VN is told from the first-person perspective, with the intent of the player "self-inserting", or taking on the feeling of becoming the main protagonist. This is reinforced with the choices by the MC reflected in the events of the game, and the artistic style of having the other character's sprites facing the screen, as if look out your monitor at you as they talk to you. It creates a level of immersion and emotional commitment not seen in any other medium when you're not just watching events happen to other people, they're happening directly to you.

Route structures vary, but typically a VN will open with a common route and then split into a series of routes dedicated to specific primary characters. These can be time-synchronous and follow on from on another, but more often occur simultaneously, following the standard multi-universe theory of decision splitting, where you can see the "what if" of your choices. The idea of focusing on characters allows for emotional investment in a specific person's backstory, personality, likes and dislikes, lifestyle, and most importantly, relationship with the MC. This will usually lead to a sexual romance and a level of personal connection built between you and the character featured.

Now Hanahira is reminiscent of a laid-back SoL anime, a series of events in the everyday life of some cute girls. There is no overarching plot, no on-going development of events and building up of ideas. In contrast, a standard VN will introduce the characters and the setting, have you meet them for the first time, build up interpersonal connections, and develop a overarching plot. This plot might be a serious threat to the future of the planet and the human race, or it might be the blossoming romance between two high schoolers, but in either case there is a clear series of ordered events here.

Now we divulge into genres. VNs are commonly divided into "moege", "nukige", "nakige" and "plotge", and while there is a strong level of overlap between them in many cases, let's discard that for now. Moege are a romance, a chance to fulfil the idyllic high school dream of meeting a cute girl, getting to know her, building a friendship, asking her out on a first date, seeing her smile and her frilly clothes, and then having sex and living happily ever after. Nukige are intended to be, for lack of a better word, fapbait, and focus primarily on serving as masturbation fuel for the reader. Nakige inspire the feeling of sadness, shock or depression in the reader, by growing attached to a loving character and then having her torn away from you. And plotge are more reminiscent of typical novels, a series of events and an overarching problem to be resolved, maybe a mystery, a war, an adventure, or a mission to save the world. Of course, each of these will often draw elements from the other formats, but the distinction is still helpful.

Hanahira does not come under any of these categories. Thus, despite using the medium and being told through a computer program with girls on the screen and text on the bottom, it is not what we would typically consider a normal VN.

>>16306121
>>16306169
>>16306223
>>16306224
か
が
み
ん
おっぱいhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SzygX8jghOo
ｌｅｗｄ

>>16306252
そういや、/int/のGeneralで
赤城山に登っている人がいただがや
>>16306309
山口弁(軍隊言葉)では
第1人称は「自分」
それから、「はなひらっ」は百合で全く伝統的ではない
「はなひらっ}はsmall labiaを連想させる

>>16301860
Maybe

>>16306291
おにいちゃんがすきだよ

なまやけケーキたべていいよ

たべないと刺すよ

めりくり

>>16306337
おねぇちゃん
クリぼっち?

クリスマスなんてやってたら

浮いちゃうね

にほんのどいなかのはなし

>>16306309
didn't read because too long but the last line is false. hanahira is a moege by every definition.

>>16304851
Glad to hear. It's definitely one of my favorite pieces of fiction too and testament to how great subculture can be at its very best.

What application do you guys use to text hook vn?

Every result I get on google seems outdated and some sounds really complicated to install.

>>16306615
ithvnr
read the guide

>>16306309
>A traditional VN is told from the first-person perspective
That's wrong in every way.

>>16306615
>>16306621
While we are talking about text hooking, is it possible to hook text from a emulator such as PPSSPP?

There is a VN that is only available for PSP that I want to read.

ithvnr didn't work

Would I be able to magically remember the kanji by reading the furigana after some time?

>>16306649
Yes. That's how literacy works.

>>16306649
No. The first thing you should do after installing your hooker or whatever is disable furigana.

>>16306641
ITHVNR can hook PPSSPP in particular. I don't think there's code for any other emulators. For other emulators you have to use Hook Any Text.

>>16306649
>>16306653
Oh, if you're using a texthooker, don't use furigana. I assumed you were reading a manga. Automatic furigana is horribly wrong on a regular basis.

>>16306641
Extra CCC?

>>16306654
>ITHVNR can hook PPSSPP in particular. I don't think there's code for any other emulators. For other emulators you have to use Hook Any Text.
How?

>>16306661
What part of that sentence are you responding to?

>>16306664
>ITHVNR can hook PPSSPP in particular
Sorry my bad
Do I have to use different settings or am I fucked if it doesn't hook text by default? (heard some games simply dont work)

>>16306653

But it's bothersome to look for words every single time. I think Anki is the most efficient way to learn a kanji but from reading this thread, it seems like Anki is getting shit on.

>>16306670
The more modern a console uses, the more likely it is to supply games with a firmware function they otherwise would have implemented independently. For example, the PSP probably has text rendering functions in the BIOS, which could be hooked into to get texthooking.

Dunno.

>>16306672
Welcome to languages. If it isn't bothersome, you aren't learning. There aren't any shortcuts. And Anki is fine for mined words.

>>16306677

Eh, I want to be as efficient as possible and alt tabbing every single time I encounter a word right now doesn't sounds good especially right now since I'm a beginner(only in kanji. My kana, grammar, listening is way ahead).

>>16306606
It really is.
I assume I should go on and read all of the author's other works? I would be very much interested in learning what your other favourite pieces of fiction are.

Is there a deck for word that looks something like this:

皆殺し - みなごろし - Massacre


Kanji used: (also includes different readings if there is any)
皆 - Everyone
殺 - Murder

Core pisses me off with all the retarded katakana words.

>>16306725
おにいちゃんなにいってるの

鏖だよ

>>16304851
>>16306606
>イリヤの空
It seems the CoR only has the scans. Is there a text version somewhere? Not that scans bother me per se, but it's definitely faster to mine words like this, and I don't consider myself advanced or anything like that yet.

>>16306728

?

>>16306728
>鏖

できない

>>16306696
I haven't read his other stuff so I dunno. A friend is reading his on-going series but he said it doesn't look like Akiyama is very motivated to actually continue writing it so yeah...
If you want LNs, my other big favorite series besides Iriya is 人類は衰退しました. By the same author you could try AURA first which is only a single volume and gives you a decent taste of him. Then there's 紫色のクオリア which is probably the best single volume LN out there, really tight story. For Non-LN books pretty much everything by 森見登美彦. 戯言シリーズ is incredibly fun and reads very, very fast. And then there's a whole bunch of VNs too... I could go on and on. Whatever you pick I look forward to your reactions, it's nice to see someone else actually read outside of the usual boring beginner recs.
>>16306738
If you want the comfort of text you can buy the Kindle version of Amazon, convert it and read it in your browser.

>>16306725
>Core pisses me off with all the retarded katakana words.
Well, they're words, and they're used commonly. If you think you never need to see ライト again, feel free to delete it, it's one button press.

What you're asking for is braindead retarded.　皆 doesn't mean everyone, see 皆勤, it's closer in meaning to all. 殺 doesn't mean murder, or even kill, 殺ぐ is just a reduction. Kanji don't fit into nice single word definitions like you think, and if you broaden them out enough to do so, you'll find there are dozens of kanji with the same broad meaning.

>>16306672
Most people don't really shit on anki so to speak, they just like to have a good moan after bombarding themselves with it day in and day out for years at a time.

Do stats in anki even mean anything? It's completely random, one day it'll throw a bunch of words at you that you're familiar with and you'll get like 90% retention, and then the very next day it'll throw a bunch of obscure words at you that you haven't seen in months and you'll get like 70% retention

>>16306807
My days go from about a 95% to a 92% at worst. You're either fucking retarded, or you forgot to disable the review limit so you're occasionally seeing cards well past when you should be seeing them.

>>16306807
It can vary but not by 20 fucking percent. Mine vary between 87-95%.
If you have trouble with older words you probably aren't reading enough.

>>16306740
>>16306760
できるよ

>>16306807
Hope you're using true retention if you're reading your stats.

>>16306815
>>16306821
Happens to me all the time, my mining deck has a bunch of really obscure specific words that you see once every half a year while reading if that and sometimes anki just decides to show them all to me at the same time

>>16306834
Yeah I don't believe that. Those "obscure" words are probably so few in number that it doesn't matter, and if anything remembering them is easier because of how unique they are.

>>16306843
>Those "obscure" words are probably so few in number that it doesn't matter
You would be extremely wrong.

>>16306843
I have 14k mined words, when anki decides its time to fuck up my day it can easily throw a huge amount of words at me that I literally haven't seen in anki or while reading in half a year or longer

>>16306850
Doubt it. Post 20 of those obscure words right now if you have so many of them. Shouldn't be hard, right?

>>16306856
ちんこ
ちんぽ
ちんち
まんこ
ちかん
中に出す
ふたなり
グロ
etc

さんたくろーすさん

どうしてあたしんちにきてくれないの

>>16306912
代わりに俺が行ってあげようか
いい子にしてたかどうかじっくり確かめないとね

>>16306928
アイツ、ちんぽがあるってちゃんと知ってるわよね

>>16306992
ないよ

I haven't been to DJT since they got purged off /a/. /int/ is obviously out of the question so I'm posing this question to all OG DJTers: Is this thread a worthy successor or should I not even bother coming

>>16307047
It's certainly worthy if you refuse to use /int/.

>>16307047
This thread is so dead I actually study now.

>>16307047
I like it here.

>>16306691
Get a second screen

>>16307059
Checking the post times, it looks like it was made less than 2 days ago, and it's over bump limit already which is lightning fast for /jp/ (though the last time I frequented this board was around 5 years ago so it might be different now)

>>16307074
It'll still take 2-3 days to drop off the board though, so plenty of life left in the thread.

>>16307074
Nah it's pretty fast overall. /djt/ on /a/ extremely was slow at this time of the day too, that guy is just new.

>>16307047
i think this thread is pretty good
got a month-long ban on /vg/ so i really needed a new place to shitpost

聖夜が来た（＾◇＾）
皆さんメリークリスマス
これからも頑張ろう

>>16306738
>イリヤの空

It's there, just not linked individually yet. That will be done soon.

azw3:
https://mega.nz/#F!Dwd2TJIZ!p3o66BOnFLbkrFHFHldjrw!i01XyAIA
epub/mobi/txt:
https://mega.nz/#F!Dwd2TJIZ!p3o66BOnFLbkrFHFHldjrw!HkNnhaqL

>>16307121
Thanks anon!

>>16306725
殲滅　
>>16306740
>>16306760
鏖殺(おうさつ)で「皆殺し」だったものが
一字で「みなごろし」の読みを持つようになった
他に鏖戦とかの熟語がある
鹿＋金で何故に、「みなごろし」の意味となったかについては、 鍋に鹿を入れて殺したとか、趙高が鹿を鹿と言った人間を殺したとか、鹿は金になるのでみなごろしにしたなど、諸説ある

What does "右の頬を打たれたら左の頬を差し出す" mean? All the explanations on google are too long and I can't be assed to read them

>>16307291
Luke 6:29
If someone slaps you on one cheek, turn to them the other also.

>>16307303
Ah nice, thanks

>>16307291
it's a quotation from the Bible;

You have heard that it was said, "Eye for eye, and tooth for tooth. " But I tell you, Do not resist an evil person.
"If someone strikes you on the right cheek, turn to him the other also."
And if someone wants to sue you and take your tunic, let him have your cloak as well. If someone forces you to go one mile, go with him two miles. Give to the one who asks you, and do not turn away from the one who wants to borrow from you. (Matthew 5:38-42)

you see?

>>16307325
なるほど

>>16306256
It's just a good way to help study words you already learned why reading. The way some people use it sounds really dull though. Using it to learn brand new new words in a preset order instead of reviewing what you've read sounds like torture.

>>16307291
srsly?

>>16307303
Christianity is such a cucked religion.

>>16307381
The reading thing makes sense to me it just seems like it would be unbearably boring to sit there for hours a day studying thousands of words devoid of any context. I tend to just try to read articles and things that interest me because a lot of the reason I started learning was because how factually incorrect a lot of western reporting on Japanese media seems to be.