/jp/ - Otaku Culture

こんばんは。

Which keys produce lenticular brackets 【】 in OSX Google IME? Internet search has failed me :\

>>16517682
>More complete than my Complete Guide to Japanese
every time

>「へっ、嫌だね！ま、あんたんとこのお嬢さんに嫌われたらそうしてやるけどな」
I can't parse the あんたんと. I think it's あんた+と but what is that ん doing there?

>>16517830
あんたんとは、しょうもないことに運を使い果たしてしまったかわいそうな人を憐れむ言葉である。
う、うらやましくなんて、ないんだからね！

おはようおにいちゃん

>>16517830
>あなたのところのお嬢さん

の、おとこことばの東京下町言葉だとおもうよ

>狸面に向かって、拳を振り上げる。
What the hell does 狸面 mean? There aren't any Tanukis in the scene

>あなたのところのお嬢さん

これはかなり皮肉っぽい言い回しだけど

>あんたんとこのお嬢さん

なら皮肉っぽさはすくなくなるけど、乱暴さがでるね

>あんたんとこのガキ（餓鬼）

これはかなり乱暴だね

>>16517894
たぬきづら、ってルビふってあるのかな

狸の慣用句から連想させるような造語かなあとおもうよ

>ふるだぬき
狡猾な年寄りの権力者によくつかうかなあ

>たぬきがお
最近の言葉だと「ドヤがお」をつかうことがおおいよ
あいてをさげすむかんじの顔をされるときにつかうかな

How did you guys start to practice listening? I tried listening to stuff but oftentimes they speak too fast, and sometimes I do understand what words they are saying but I have a hard time comprehending what is being said fast enough before they move on to the next sentence.

What did you guys use to practice?

>>16517987
You listen more, that's all. Obviously having the vocabulary is important as well, if you don't know the words they talk about you won't understand them.

>>16517987
Just play VNs non stop

I wondered where you peeps went, now I find you on /jp/, I guess it's more fitting here

>>16518079
The thread on /int/s better if you want advice, this one's more for shitposts

>>16518094
Stop false flagging, you're not fooling anyone.

Japanese is superior to English in some ways, inferior in others: true/false?

>>16518123
Doesn't matter and won't help you learn the language. Go away.

>>16518123
Do we need this every thread? Fuck off.

>>16518137
>>16518149
no bully

>>16517987
I watched anime like everyone else who has ever successfully become fluent in Japanese

ツインテにろくなキャラはいない

にほんのことわざ

I'm so fucking tired of pressing that again button in core2k.

>>16518226
Use the 1 key instead then

>>16518187
テメーふざけんな
ツインテールは正義！

>>16518226
I have only one arm so using the keyboard feels pretty bad since it means losing a lot of movement options.

>>16518262
Why even study Japanese if you can't read VN's and rub one out at the same time?

>>16518341
I will buy a pedal at that point.

>>16518348
That's smart.
>>16518341
Autplay btw

>>16518226
Do wanikani or some other alternative.

Everyone learns different, maybe you need mnemonics or radicals or lack vocab from listening or interacting with the language itself.

>>16518356
Autoplay is really useful for if you want to use both hands for stimulation. Especially for 乳首 or アナル scenes.

test

>>16518256
ツインテ好きはデブ

にほんにやさいがすきなおにいちゃんと

おにくがすきなおにいちゃんがいました

やさいがすきなおにいちゃんはやさいをつくり

おにくがすきなおにいちゃんは狩りをしました

ふたりはしあわせにくらしました


アメリカにやさいがすきなおにいちゃんと

おにくがすきなおにいちゃんがいました

やさいがすきなおにいちゃんは狩りをしておにくを売って

おにくがすきなおにいちゃんはやさいを作って売りました

ふたりともツインテ好きで不幸になりました

What is カビラ風 ?

>>16518527
Kabira-style
I don't know what/who Kabira is, but you probably do

>>16518566
Well if I knew I wouldn't be asking...

>>16518570
If you don't, how do you expect others to? The answer is probably somewhere in whatever you're reading

>>16518583
>how do you expect others to?
By them knowing more Japanese. Clearly you're a beginner, so stop trying to answer questions you don't know the answer to.

I am trying to learn a bit of German using Japanese resources, lets see how it goes http://www.coelang.tufs.ac.jp/mt/de/gmod/courses/c02/lesson01/step1/card/001.html

Third time I am learning a new language using the last one I learned, I would like to continue this fun pattern

>>16518623
I learned lots of German from Dies Irae
Und rühre mich nicht an

>>16518527
あたしにはわかるけど

おしえてあげない

Surely 無惨 should mean "kindness" or some shit

Does the Kanji Grid Generator also account for mined words in other decks than core?

>>16518937
It accounts for whatever deck you have opened and any subdecks of that only.

>>16518972
hmm, for some reason it keeps giving me the image for my core6k progress, not my mining words

>>16518437
「俺はツインテールになります」を見てね
すっごくいいアニメだよ
まったくツインテールは最高だぜ

>>16518992
pls help

>>16519031
>すっごくいいアニメだよ
The QUALITY each week made it into a very funny anime.

>>16519059
>kissanime

>>16519059
それはちょっと残念だったね
でもBDに直したから、暇があるなら見直すといいよ

>>16519063
>cockona

>>16519063
のの？

>>16518992
That's not how mine works but there are multiple versions of the Kanji Grid add-on. When generating the grid make sure the Field Name is set whatever the Field Name of your kanji field is called in the mining deck, or try installing a different version.

>>16519059
なんなんですの

>>16519123
You're not using https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/942570791 ?

Anyway, when I specify the deck I get nothing in return. Which grid-mod are you using?

has any of you used that "human japanese" app? it seems somewhat nice, but I don't know if it is actually good

>>16519191
That's the deck name, not the field name. Go to your deck browser and copy the name of the field that actually contains the kanji.

>>16519207
thank you anon, works like a charm

上手くなりたい先輩たち。

Give me your recommended easy mode VNs? Bonus points for fully voiced.

>>16519483
See: >>16500298

I found this earlier by chance. Had a giggle.

Is there a resource with Japanese subtitles for anime currently airing? I know there's jpsubbers for jdramas.

>>16519483
All of these VNs have all the main characters except MCs voiced, but if that's not good enough, Eustia and Subahibi both have voiced MCs.

>>16519556
>easy mode VNs
>Subahibi

>>16519483
>Bonus points for fully voiced.
When protagonist spends 20 text boxes crapping on about the scene, how the light is bright and so on, would that be classified as voiced thoughts? Voiced Narration?

I was looking for a game that was completely voiced but not really sure what tags to look for on VNDB.

>>16519483
As a beginner I can say Koikano is pretty easy, nicely drawn too.

>>16519483
If you want a more thorough guide, try pic related.
BTW Dies irae is fully voiced protagonist and all if you want to practice with that.

How do I tell やゆよつ and ゃゅょっ apart in furigana?

>>16519711
LITERALLY indistinguishable

>>16519713
Oh well, just fuck my shit up then.

>>16519711
You should be able to tell from the kanji.

>>16519696
It's not actually fully voiced, there's a number of scenes where they voice half the lines. As in the character is giving a speech and it alternates between voiced line and non-voiced line. At first I thought the unvoiced lines were inner thoughts, but the other characters respond to them as normal speech. It's just a neat way of reducing seiyuu budget for such a long VN I guess.

http://mgdb.himitsukichi.com/pukiwiki/?NEW%20GAME%21

Found this impressively autistic site that lists all the guns that appear in anime and other media.

You used the wrong OP image.

Are there any links to 冴えない彼女の育てかた volumes one to three in azw3 format? Pretty strange how the cornucopia only has volumes four to six ..

Rikaikun or Yomichan for Chrome? The latter seems better but I find it suspicious how nobody gives a shit about it.

>>16519902
Rikaisama for Firefox.

>>16519927
This. Chrome is shit

Does learning get easier as you pick up more vocab/sentences? I've studied ~1800 kanji and I've studied about 400 sentences in and I'm definitely noticing a trend of being able to understand most of a given new sentence without seeing the translation, which makes me curious as to whether this trend continues. When I get to 4000 sentences will learning new sentences be twice as easy? Or is this a silly asssumption to make?

>>16520002
if you start to get the bulk of common words down, the sentences no longer hinge on multiple points of unknowns, in which case the remainder is gained via deduction

>>16520002
It does work in some ways i do admit but the problem does become whether or not you can be able to speak it and type it out in public. Or know the politeness levels.

I would give you advice to just at least read Japanese The Manga Way for Grammar. it has everything in it and it does not go in parts.

But i will admit though learning 1800 kanji is actually really helpful to nailing it down and to get your mind thinking about the vocab.

>>16518226
Try memrise its a free alternative to Anki and everything is put together.

http://www.memrise.com/course/1380354/6000-japanese-words/

http://www.memrise.com/course/122927/jlpt-n5-readings/

Both of these work well, they give you both the reading and the kanji, plus if you get it wrong it will just show you the right answer and make you fill it in and that is it. Its a bit more forgiving.

>>16517987
Actually i did nothing but watch a lot of anime and drill Vocab/Grammar. My daily routine

>Get home Watch some anime
>Learn Memrise on a few courses
>go to bed

Trust me when i say this though as you keep drilling vocab and Grammar down, you will notice how your mind begins to slow things down eventually. It takes a lot of time, it took me around 1 year and 4 months to start getting it down where i can almost understand the words they are saying even if it's quick.

If i can give anyone any advice here, especially to those that are new do not try to translate English into Japanese, and try not to translate mentally, if you do it will never make sense. There might be similarities with time, and certain expressions but other than that it will make you look a bit weird.

>>16520002
Why haven't you started reading real material?

>>16520043
anki is a free alternative to anki.

おにいちゃんおなかすいた

くりようかんたべたい

>>16520185
妹はもう立派な女の子でしょう
自分で作ってみて
出来たらあとでまた甘やかしてあげる＼(^o^)／

I just ordered this to help me learn Japanese and feel less lonely :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mlf1Wnt0h_Y

DJTの皆さんにお勧めします！婆ちゃんと一緒に食事を食べましょう！

>>16520290
ばーちゃるこんてんつじゃなくって

ばーちゃんこんてんつじゃん

ばーちゃんこんてんつじゃん

>>16520028
Makes sense. Just like learning your first language.

>>16520037
I've already studied up on Tae Kim. I considered trying out that book but I'd rather just stick to real Japanese material since I think I've gotten to the stage where I'm comfortable enough to read through young children's manga.

>>16520076
I have started reading real material. Only recently though, I've been starting with よすばと and it's surprisingly easy to read.

>start learning Japanese
>cringe when others call the teacher "sensei"
Man what has this place done to me? It's like I think me and my classmates are all huge weeaboos.

>>16520337
Her head is too small.

>>16520337
Nothing to cringe at to be honest
>>16520340
Maybe she's very tall

>>16520340
Oh sorry, I thought I was on /jp/ not /ic/

ギャランドゥー

hajimemashite
watashi wa Anonu desu

>>16520337
神様も同感って言ったよ

>>16520337
It's only cringe-worthy if you start using Japanese words outside of a Japanese context, or talk like an otaku or something.

>>16520364
fumufumu

yoroshiku Anonu, ogenki desu ka?

>>16520347
>I thought I was on /jp/
If that's the case, why are you blogging?

>>16520290
And I thought blow-up dolls were depressing.

>>16520290
Thanks for cheering me up anon.
It's always reassuring to see people who stooped much lower than myself.

ＹＨＶＨとＨＩＶって

にてる

Taking Japanese 1 in a community college.
It's going fine and all but I couldn't help but crack up last class when the professor tried to tell us to remember ひ as "he has a fat nose."
Now all I can think when I see it is "ひ has a fat cock."

>>16520618
All this time and only now I recognized tひs bulge.

>>16520618
Kill yourself, faggot

>>16520624
ヲあh, のw tひs is そめtひんg ねw と ど, イ сあん feel tへ あうtism flおゐんg thろうgh my veいんs.

>>16520630

are you guys retarded? I want to legitimately beat the shit out of both of you.

Hello annons, where I can get such books in a decent pdf/djvu?

Why does お開き mean closing?

>>16520704
いみことばだよ

「お終い」のかわりに使うよ

がんばっておにいちゃん

>>16520690
Buy them and then scan them. It'll save you from asking the same question every thread.

>>16520706
なるほど勉強になりました
頭を撫でたげる

>>16520438
婆ちゃんに失礼よ！

>>16520337
首謀者は白銀だお　（ ＾ω＾）

I want to phase English youtube out of my life and use that time to watch Jap videos instead, any suggestions?

>>16520722
くりようかんをたべたいっていったんだよ

モンブランでもいいよ

>>16520736
You will quickly find out that japanese videos are shit and go back to english vids

>>16520736
A better question is why the hell are you spending so much time on Youtube in the first place?...

If you're just there to follow musical artists fine but what else could you even be watching? Don't tell me you actually follow people and look up to them? Youtube is the new TV, the more time you'll spend there the less you'll be able to think for yourself.

>>16520736
it's mostly trash.
>>16520783
>but what else could you even be watching?
videos on some subject he is interested in, isn't that obvious?
>the more time you'll spend there the less you'll be able to think for yourself.
depends on what you do there. for me it's the exact opposite.

>>16520800
>isn't that obvious?
>for me it's the exact opposite.
Go on I'm all ears.

>>16520774
I don't really care about the quality I just want more listening practice

>>16520783
明らかな餌

>>16520812
You don't like what you're hearing because it's making you feel uneasy about your life choices so it's "bait"? What sort of weak logic is this?

>>16520805
what exactly do you want to know?

>>16520822
What exactly from Youtube helps you think more for yourself. Genuinely curious.

>>16520817
>Talking about weak logic
>"I can't believe you watch the pewdiepie site my friends on /b/ told me that's stupid so now I hate it"
I'll try my best to reach your level of logic my friend

>>16520828
lectures and just explanatory videos (which simply don't exist on any other website) on the subject i'm interested in right now.

>>16520832
Now you must be the one baiting by admitting watching pewdiepie(?) while browsing /jp/. Erase yourself.

>>16520836
Fair enough.

>>16520837
I'm saying people like you that arbitrarily hate on youtube assume that the only videos on there is vapid shit like pewdiepie, while in reality you can find any type of video on any topic you want

There's really no valid reason to hate on a site that just hosts every type of video in existance other than blindly following the hate bandwagon like a mindless retard

>>16520848
I never hated on Youtube itself, Youtube is just a hosting video service, a tool, it can serve all sorts of purposes.

I initially asked you why you spent so much time on Youtube if you deemed it to be a problem, to this you said I was baiting. It didn't have to end like this.

I need some advice regarding purchasing and reading digital LNs. I'd like to read LNs on my android phone or a windows tablet during commutes. Right now I'm using OCR Manga Reader for Android with scanned LNs and it's pretty decent but dictionary lookup would be easier and more accurate if I purchased a digital copy right?

So I created an Amazon.co.jp account, set the country to japan, entered a Japanese address (taken from OPAS), downloaded the android Kindle app and logged on. I "purchased" some free ebooks from the Japanese store to test things out and this is what I see when I try to open them. I also installed Tunnelbear and set the VPN to Japan but I still see this error.

Okay, this makes me want to stick to piracy but before that, does anyone know where I went wrong? Should I try another ebook store - preferably one that uses a format that can be cracked so I can read it in whatever reader I want.

>>16520902
perhaps you should learn japanese before you try and use consumer only devices

>>16520902
Just get a Kindle. Reading on LCD screens for prolonged periods is bad for you.

What should I do if I can't read shit?

>>16521477
Read more.

>>16520988
A quick Google search tells you this is incorrect.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22762257

>>16521515
http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0083676

>>16521515
This doesn't mention anything of the main reason why LCD is bad for you, the way the light works in them. Which makes it a completely useless experiment.

>>16521534
People read computer screens all day, but for some reason when you turn to tablets people flip their shit about how it causes eye strain.

>>16521542
Not sure what you're talking about. The same applies to PC too.
The main difference is that barely anyone actually reads novels on their PC though. Reading short sentences on 4chan occasionally vs concentrating on a big block of text for longer periods is a pretty big difference eye strain wise. Especially so in a dark room, always lit your lights kids.

>>16521515
>.gov
Didn't even open it.

>>16521581
>barely anyone actually reads novels on their PC though
did you forget which thread you are in right now? this isn't plebbit.

>>16521610
But anons read visual or light novels. Different things.

>>16520902
The fact you have to do all this shit in order to buy a LN is ridiculous. Why won't they make them available on the international store? Do they hate money?

>>16521649
>Do they hate money?
They hate gaijin money.

>>16521649
If by "international" you mean amazon.com, they aren't allowed to obviously, else they would. Stealing revenue from local countries yadayada. Learn economy.

>>16521668
>Stealing revenue from local countries
How?

>>16521676
Amazon JP now sells ebooks in Spain
Spanish guy instead of buying a Spanish book decides to buy the Japanese book
Money goes out of Spain to Japan -> economic loss
But if Japan is banned, the money keeps circulating in Spain -> economic balance

It's the reason why there are custom fees when you buy something internationally. If people imported too much the local countries would be fucked.

>>16521648
You're really stretching. LCD screens are bad for reading, unless you're reading 4chan and visual novels, then it's okay. Except lot's of people here read actual novels on their PC too and know you're full of shit.

>>16521726
Well those people are wrecking their eyes. What's your point?

>>16521694
What about books that aren't licensed in foreign countries and probably never will?

>>16521738
In what way? The paper you linked didn't say anything about long term effects.

Is anki just for the hardcore? Basic grammar + hira/kata then just reading seems more pleasant and fun.

>>16521830
No. Anki is just a tool to aid memorization. If anything, it's the other way around.

>>16521830
You can do whatever you want if you're okay with very slow progress and being severely behind people who do both.
It doesn't take much time or effort anyways, 30 min anki -> read rest of the day.

Are you good enough to be a manga translator?

>I would recommend anyone trying out for a translator role to have near J/C/KLPT N3 level knowledge. Or be native in the language (usually Japanese,Chinese,Korean) You don’t actually need a LPT (Language Proficiency Test) certificate to join a group, its an actual, and official standards test that you can take. If you don’t know what I’m taking about then you should be at a level where you can recognize all characters in the hiragana alphabet, katakana should be your next top priority. Kanji you should know the basics, however, many mangas will have furiganas attached to the Kanji so you should be fine as long as you understand the sentence when it is read to you.

>>16521830
anki is for the serious

>>16521864
I'm n3/native level, yes

>>16521726
I use a huge tv screen as a monitor and its pretty painful at the start but you get used to it.

>>16521858
>30 min anki -> read rest of the day
Not him but I don't have so much time.

>>16521943
Sure thing pal.

>>16521864
Where is this from?

>俺

>>16522005
>僕

>>16522005
>>16522036
Just use 内

>>16521864
>>16521957
http://foxfire.aoc.moe/2016/03/01/scanlation-basics-what-is-scanlation/

What are you doing on this blog anon?

>>16522005
>>16522036
>>16522058
Use 朕 plebs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=66dSZsoUHCk
>関西弁 京都・大阪言葉/文法
Nihongonomori doing the job again. Interesting

>>16522100
朕々

>>16521943
You have just as much time as anyone else. What you should be saying is "For me, learning japanese is not as important as doing other things, like [...]".
Then decide for yourself if those other things are actually worth it.

>>16522106
Check our their series on slang if you haven't already. It's pretty good
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LAN5a1mTsWQ&list=PLINFE8v4DOht-wwIikkO1Mm4CZaqMSG9k

What does it say?

>>16522082
>Hey there, I'm just a normal 18 year old girl in Canada who likes anime and shit. I'll occasionally post reviews, tutorial, and maybe even videos on things I like. So stick around if you enjoy my retarded content (•̀ᴗ•́)و ̑̑
Oh I think I know

>>16522214
"Don't press ok"

to Core users on desktop Anki, do you have this issue where sometimes a white noise comes around after the media plays, or are my headphones at fault?

>>16522214
"the shit you downloaded is ready"

>>16522207
I know pretty much all of the entries already but looks like a very good resource for learners.

I was searching for videos about kansai-ben, since it is a must, for understanding TV shows and some characters in dramas. This Nihongomori video is quite good

>>16521943
>30min anki
Only if you have a low workload or are a genius.

>>16522308
If you do 20 new cards a day that's pretty normal.

>>16522308
>>16522310
30 new cards here. But yeah, I'm pretty much a genius compared to most people here.

>>16522310
How the fuck do you guys do cards that fast?
I do 10 new cards a day and it takes me 40 minutes. Even if I sacrifice retention for speed it takes me at least 20 minutes.

>>16522335
By giving yourself at most 3 seconds for each card.

>>16522331
>I'm pretty much a genius compared to most people here.
I bet I am stronger than you though
I bet I could beat you up little bitch boy

>>16522335
I don't do anything except read a lot. My retention jumps around 90-97% depending on whether it's a good or bad day.

>>16522335
How long have you been doing anki? I was pretty slow at the beginning too but now i average 13 cards a minute after being on it for 4 months

>>16522349
I wouldn't be so sure, "mate"

外部者 - outsider?

>>16522392
No it means elephant.

>>16522357
Around a year and a half, almost a year clocked in with my mining deck.
Maybe I'm just more meticulous about recalling definitions or something.

>>16522357
Not him but I have been doing anki for a bit over a month and have 20 new cards a day and around 100-120 cards a days and learning the new 20 new cards takes me about half an hour and the reviews another hour. That's just kanji though. I started vocab this month and it takes more time than the kanji.

adding hint: to translation fields lessens spoonfeeding and more work to your EOP brain

>>16519613
There is a voiced narration tag iirc.

>>16521694
>economic loss
>economic balance
Please stop, that's not how economics works.

>>16522407
>20 new cards a day
>around 100-120 cards a days
Go to your deck settings and set the daily review limit to 9999

>>16522591
I have it set to 9999 but it still says I have reached the daily study limit

>>16522587
Apparently that's how it is in his world

はいさい！

>>16522629
「ハイサイ」の「さい」ってなんですか

閂
It's perfect.

>>16522653
Kind of looks like an unimpressed fly

I recently switched from ios to android and I've noticed android doesn't have nearly as many kaomoji as ios has, how can I improve this?

>>16522938
cool beans

>>16518226

You could try study outside of Anki, it's not the be all end all of learning.

Do you guys suggest reading manga and looking up words you dont know, without adding them to an anki deck and just continue reading and looking up the words when you get stuck?

>>16523109
Reading is always a good thing. Anki just makes remembering words easier, that's it.

>>16523109
>reading manga
>reading
I don't recommend watching them in the first place. That is, if you want actually good content and/or want to learn Japanese.

I'm going through the 2k deck right now and I just can't remember how to say words. Everyday I see the same old stuff and I keep forgetting it. The meanings are no problem it's just those god damn readings. I really don't understand how Japanese can remember how to say all that stuff despite the Kanji giving absolutely no indication how to do it.

I'm doing two Anki decks right now (2k and Kanji Keywords) while working through Genki and sometimes reading the grammar guide. I feel like I have begun linking some things but it's still really hard. I hope it gets easier at some point.

>>16523257
>Kanji Keywords
Waste of time. Drop and read more.

>>16523257
> I really don't understand how Japanese can remember how to say all that stuff despite the Kanji giving absolutely no indication how to do it.

>>16523257
Kanji isn't the language. The language is the language. Kanji is just an orthography. They already know the language and it's a lot easier to figure out how to read something if you know what words you expect to be there.

Kanji isn't __ language. __ language is __ language. Kanji is ___ __ orthography. They already __ __ language __ it's a lot ___ to figure __ how __ __ something __ you know __ words __ expect __ __ there.

>>16523257
It does gradually get easier. Kanji are so easy after 1.5 years that I add useless shit I'll probably never see just to pad my kanji grid. You could try making up mnemonics.

>>16523276
I think it has been helping me and of course I did great amount of research before starting to learn keywords. The consensus seems to be that it will help you remember vocabulary and it's not that much time that I lose. From what I've been experiencing I think it's worth it.

>>16523287
I get what you mean. I'm not an English native either so that was a bit lost on me but it does clear up how Japanese do it. I suppose it's just not a very learner friendly language then.

>>16523306
I'm using mnemonics for all Kanji keywords which makes it a piece of cake to remember the meanings but I'm not sure how to attach mnemonics to readings.

>>16523318
>From what I've been experiencing I think it's worth it.
>desperate enough to make post on 4chan about how he keeps forgetting words

>>16523318
This explains reading mnemonics.

>>16523324
Only the readings you dummy which has nothing to do with the keywords and I have been learning for a couple hours now. Suppose I just felt like taking a break.

>>16523331
Thanks a ton!

>>16523257
The more words you know, the easier it is to correctly guess readings. Just がんばれ.

>>16523324
Who are you quoting?

>>16523257
The "meaning" doesn't matter, in fact most of the time it isn't even proper knowledge, just a placeholder to help you figure out the real meaning. The readings are the most important part, and you should be remembering them first, otherwise when you read it won't flow properly and you'll keep trying to translate everything into English.

Make your 日本語 studies a 優先.

>>16523368
Yea I am already beginning to see some patterns. It seems getting a feel for the language is much more important than just brute memorization. Suppose that is why people here always recommend as much exposure as possible.

>>16523471
I'm well aware. It's just that by learning keywords all the vocabulary meanings stick a lot better because it hooks into already existing memories y'know? Now I can focus on readings instead of being overwhelmed by readings AND meanings.

>>16523331
It's me again. I only just started doing this but I am already remembering things I had trouble with a whole ton better than before. Thank you so much anon!

>mfw learning Mandarin after Japanese is easymodo
I bet Chinese people learning Japanese feel the same. Knowing kanji gives you a HUGE head start it's not even funny.
Not every character meanings are 1:1 between those two languages but the writing system feels so familiar it's so easy just to focus on grammar and pronunciation.

Need to learn a new hanzi? You already know the stroke order, the radicals and how to learn it. Simplified characters are not even that bad:
诚・誠

>>16523278
Looks like an advanced system designed to transmit knowledge from generation to generation. Amazing.

>>16523542
そんなに簡単ならお前の日本語能力を証明しろ
出来ないだろうｗ

>>16523551
ニホンゴペラペラワタシハショウメイノヒツヨウハアリマセン

If 死ぬ is the only verb ending in ぬ, why don't they just use 死す?

>>16523591
ive heard 亡くなる more

what is this pls help

>>16523257
I had no problems with Core2k, but now that I'm past the 8k mark, I'm starting to get a lot of three-syllable kun-yomi verbs wrong because I have nowhere to anchor myself.

弁える　企む　企てる　携わる　準える　慎む。。。
And sometimes verbs like 補う　従う　敬う　伺う come back to bite me in the ass.

>>16523599
中出し

>>16523612
thanks

>>16523542
>Simplified characters are not even that bad
They are ugly as fuck though, and I don't mean just the looks. Why would you ever want to subject yourself to that when traditional characters are a thing?

Any relatively easy VNs with a fair amount of military / military combat / politics vocab to give me a boost in that sort of vocab? Maybe some sci-fi too but don't care if not.

JCAT put me at mid-N2 if that helps give an idea of where I'm at. I've mostly just read/watched SoL setting stuff so I'm a bit intimidated by plot heavy stuff since I'm afraid of ruining it.

>>16523750
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEGqr8JFF7g

here you go bro

>>16523760
>posting the game where best girl dies

DO NOT DO THIS ANON

>>16523760
>that game
>"easy japanese"

>>16523750
>military / military combat
>"easy japanese"

what the fuck are you doing. military is maybe two steps below discussing communism. once you can discuss communism you're basically endgame japanese. military talk is really high up there. it is not "easy japanese"

>>16523798
I figured there'd at least be some watered down moege / "plotge lite" in a military setting just like there's a ton of knightshit moege and I just wasn't good at finding it. If not then I guess I'll have to try to read something else a little more plot focused that's not military/sci-fi and work my way up to that level then.

>>16523838
When you say military, are you talking specifically about army?

there's quite a few VNs about being secret agents, but nothing particularly about being in the armed forces

I would reccomend PHANTOM OF INFERNO if you want to see a little hint of armed forces.

>>16523750
Baldr Sky is supposed to be relatively simple, but I haven't read it yet because it's like 100 hours long.

>>16523890
the translated vversion is 100 hours long

if you're in the japanese version and trying to use it to learn japanese you're going to sink 300 hours into it easily

>>16523871
To explain the exact situation, I didn't really have many (if any) issues with most of the anime I've tried this season for listening comprehension practice, but when I tried Youjo Senki there was a really overwhelming amount of vocabulary related to the setting that I didn't know, and I didn't really want to push through a wall of words like that via anime.

I was wondering if there were any good VNs for picking up a lot of that vocab that aren't "endgame Japanese". Vocab seen in the majority of stuff I'd come across with a war/military setting (sci-fi or not); weaponry, combat/war tactics, general terminology, maybe a bit of political vocab.

Perhaps that's by definition something that's going to be too far above my level right now and I just need to read some easier plotge first though?

>>16523960
Most plot VNs you typically see recommended tend to be fantasy over military, I've definitely read a lot more wars fought with swords and magic than with guns and missiles.

Rewrite? Grisaia?

So, how many of you think you could actually have a conversation with a Japanese speaker?

I've been living in Japan for 8 years and met a guy whose kanji level is honestly much higher than mine. However, his pronunciation and production skills are just terrible because all he does is study kanji and read. He's the kind of guy who can do well on tests but can't actually communicate in the language via speaking and writing.

I've been learning Japanese for about a month now, using mostly genki for grammar +vocab and RTK for kanji. I've been using memrise for most of my studying for vocab and kanji, then using anki for grammar and various difficult words/kanji. I saw the guide in this thread talking shit about memrise, so now I'm worried I'm shooting myself in the foot. I feel like it's been good for helping me learn so far, but I'm pretty new still so I dunno if it's crap for long term. Why is memrise not recommended, and should I dump it for anki completely?

>>16524157
Anki is just plain better. More customizable, no premium account bullshit, etc.

>>16524150
I've been living in Japan for just over 4.5 years and have been working for a Japanese company for 2 and a bit. I don't really feel any particular inferiority to the native Japanese staff to be honest.

もう年々まえにankiが大嫌いになって、なんかずっと道に迷っているよ

もちろん何も覚えていないわけではないが、他の勉強方法を見つけたら熱心も返るかもしれないな・・・

日本語は実は、サッド・パンダでエロいことを読みまくっているよ。そっちも勉強になるかもしれないが、俺のレベルには、というか「俺の変態な語彙に」簡単すぎるだろう

>>16524177
Where are you working, and how did you get the job?

>>16524092
I suppose I could give one of those a try. Grisaia seems a bit above my level from what I've heard but I read it in English before I considered trying to learn the language so I guess the handicap of having read the first one before in a different language will help transition me into it a bit easier. I've pretty much only read moege / SoL stuff though so not sure if I should read something else a little easier first. I guess if there are easier things I still want to read there's not really any need to rush.

>>16524185
I feel so good about myself knowing that I'll never sink to such a level where the source of my enthusiasm is just reading eroge or something. Thanks for the self-confidence boost.

>>16524150

It bears repeating but just because you are proficient at hearing and reading a language does not mean that you can confidently and comfortably speak and make conversation with it.

>>16524203
If all you can do is read material that is given to you and answer test questions, you really can't even call yourself proficient in the language, honestly.

Especially in a language like Japanese where kanji meaning act like a cheat sheet for understanding the meaning and context. You don't get those when speaking or listening.

>>16524200
What have you read so far?
And yeah, if there's easier stuff you want to read it makes sense to read it first and work your way up gradually.

>>16524195
Central Tokyo, I just applied through the usual Japanese route while doing a masters here.

If you search online there are pronunciation coaches that will help you with proper intonation to sound more native.

>>16524202
時々チャットで日本人に書くこともある

本当にエッチなことよりもいい気持ちね

>>16524214
Speaking is just another skill you need to practice if you want to get good at it, just like reading, writing and listening

>>16524216
Mostly just moege from the recommendation charts and random stuff like Aokana. Japanese got put on the backburner for a lot of last year though so I haven't read a VN start to finish in a while; mostly maintained it through listening comprehension in the anime/videos I watched, my Anki reviews, playing some older games in Japanese like Final Fantasy or Dark Cloud, and random things I needed to/wanted to look up in Japanese instead of English.

JCAT in July last year said I had a mid-N2 score, but I imagine it's kinda stagnated since due to me not doing as much as I did before that point with the language.

>>16524227
Ah, I see. I was just curious. I'm on the Chuo Line, myself.

Thanks for the heads up, but my pronunciation is actually my strongest point. When speaking over the phone or online, people are often surprised when I tell them that I'm a foreigner.

My weakest area is still reading and kanji, but speaking and listening is no problem at all because I speak to my wife in Japanese every day. Just trying to get my kanji up to snuff.

>>16524166
Welp, guess I'll just start catching up on anki then. Hopefully it won't take too long to catch up

For anybody who has taken the N2, how difficult would you say the listening is? Is it the same level as television Japanese news? Or more like a variety show level?

>>16524150
On a related note, /djt/, what's a good way to approach starting production if you're a NEET with the social skills of a wet paper towel? I think I do okay with reading and listening, but I'm garbage at production.

Does going through the DOJG deck (the version I have is a bit over a year old; I only did recognition cards and only went a bit over halfway through intermediate) with both of the default card types and then trying out Lang8 sound like a good plan to start?

>>16524270
>if you're a NEET with the social skills of a wet paper towel?
First you should ask yourself: why do you care about production? Are you actually going to use it or is it just an "I want to reach fluency for the sake of it" thing?

>>16524274
I think it'd help me get a better grasp on the grammar. That's the main thing.

Outside of that, a mix of "I want to reach fluency for the sake of it" and "what if I want that capability of being able to communicate back in the language even if I won't use it as often as someone more social than I?"

>>16524270
Stop being a NEET, get social skills, and stop making excuses about it.

You can't produce language by just sitting in your room for your entire life. Language is about communication.

I wish there were a teacher that would help me with 両声類 so I can enjoy hitori-karaoke more.

>>16524270
>Lang8
普通のニートじゃなかったら多分いいけど、リア充だけだから実際になにも書けるかな？ようするに、俺たちには話題がたくさんないよ

お前と同じくらい興味がある日本人を見つけたほうがましだよ

>>16524289
Where do you think you are?

>>16524258
Is your wife an otaku?

If it weren't for my wife and this other girl I'd be just as socially isolated as when I wasn't in Japan. I can't seem relate to Japanese guys any better than guys back home.

>>16524312
In a place where my statement rings true for a lot of people. Everything I said is still completely accurate, and trying to justify it by saying a lot of those people are here doesn't help the situation.

>>16524326
No, she's a normal person. She likes manga but doesn't anything outside of the stuff she likes. And she only reads it when a new volume is released.

Well, your social skills, or lack thereof, aren't going to just disappear by moving to a new country. Different cultures result in different types of people, but humans are fundamentally the same.

>>16524289
Working on it. In counseling and trying to get my shit together, but this kind of stuff doesn't happen overnight. The point of that comment was more that I'm not really ready to jump into the deep end socially and get a language partner or something.

>>16524307
That sounds cool too, the format of Lang8 just sounded appealing and seemed a little easier to get into compared to a language partner. Probably wouldn't be able to talk about a lot of the things I'm interested in there though, yeah. Where would you recommend finding those people though?

>>16524334
My social skills are fine I just don't like normies

>>16524339
You're ready as soon as you admit that you're ready. I get that things like depression take time to heal and get over, but making excuses about it just makes it take longer.

Speaking to another human being is not the "deep end" of social communication. If you were really serious about it, you'd stop posting here and just go outside. Those counselors are just ripping you off and exploiting your insecurities. If you're able to post online and have a discussion like this, the only thing holding you back at this point is yourself.

>>16524339
ツイッチ使う？

ビューワーがあまりいない配信者に話してみたらどう？そいつはよく外人でも嬉しい

>>16524346
>normies
The fact that you even use that word speaks loads about yourself. You're already judging people before you meet them because they're "normies" if they're not into the same hobbies as you.

It's probably for the best that you have no friends because you wouldn't be able to keep them with that attitude.

>>16524251
You should read a "good" VN, something that everyone likes and thinks is great like Eustia, to help you get motivated and back into reading them regularly again.

>>16524362
Am I really on /jp/

Where is the echo chamber I know and love

>>16524361
Good idea, I actually tried that once but felt a little bad about it. I guess it's been long enough since then that I'd probably have an easier time with it this time; especially if I tried to mix it with a bit of the other stuff. Are there any foreigner-friendly places that will talk about eroge and anime and such?

>>16524367
Yeah I suppose I should give that one a try. That one was on my list of "things I want to learn JP for" and I'm probably at a point where I can read it comfortably enough to not completely ruin it.

>>16524399
>Are there any foreigner-friendly places that will talk about eroge and anime and such?
それは俺も知りたい

じゃ、頑張れ、名無しさん！初めはいつも一番難しいからね

About a year ago I started downloading all of my music with Japanese filenames. Now half my music is romanized and half is Japanese. Trying to search for anything is a huge pain now and it has not improved my Japanese at all. I don't recommend it.

>>16524486
JUST

敵の刃の存在を忘却する。事を為す前に斬り割られるのならばそれまで。
Do I misunderstand something? It doesn't make sense.
"I deliberately forget about enemy’s blade. If he cuts me before I execute what I plan, it’s all over."
Right?
So if he purposely ignore the enemy sword, he's likely to get cut, no? WTF, author?

>>16524513
>deliberately
Where are you getting this from?

>>16524513
Maybe it just explains what happened at first.

I (happen to) forget that my enemy has a blade.

>>16524513
I think he saying he's focusing on his actions and if he gets cut first it can't be helped.

>>16524553
This guy is certainly right. Forget my earlier foolishness.

>tfw probably spent over 100 hours on イブニクル
>currently in the latter half of chapter 6
>there's one more chapter after this
>74% of all CG collected
Starting to get close to the end and now I'm worried I won't find anything I want to read after this. Never really liked reading in the first place

It might not be the best babbys first VN but definetly worth playing

>inb4 Who are you quoting?

>>16524550
君は腹をくくった。
　掠めただけでも手足の一本くらい奪いかねない斬撃を避ける
ため、ひたすら駆け回らせていた足を止める。この相手に対し
その真似は無茶無謀、暴挙の極、それは委細承知の上。
　今となれば、死中に活を見出すに如かず。
>>16524528
From the flow of what he said before.
>>16524553
Yeah, I thought that would be the case, but it sound a bit weird. I would have used some other grammar case. I don't remember what but I've seen examples of it in texts.

>>16524563
Who are you quoting?

>>16524563
Evenicle might be one of the best gameplay VNs around but there are plenty of amazing VNs, no risk of running out. Also I love リッシュ but am not a fan of that outfit, it's one of the fishing ones, right? Her regular lingerie is so much more appealing.

>>16524563

I'm about to end the first chapter and I'm really having fun. I was kind of worrying about the same thing but I still have a long ass way to go anyway.

>>16524563
There are Baldr games. How about them?
>>16524585
あんたのお母さんよ。

>>16524577
A lot of otaku writers are kind of retarded and not that great at Japanese prose so it's not really worth dwelling on small details

>>16524621
細かいことを気にしない気にしない！

>>16524597
Yeah it's the fishing one. It's the only one from the fishing outfits I don't dislike and only put it on for the screenshot. Currently using two of those monster girls on her for the 20% exp gain and everyone else also has 20% exp to keep them at the same level to satisfy my OCD

>>16524619
I read the BaldrSky Dive 1 up until chapter 5 or so before dropping it because I got bored

>>16524632
>I got bored
Oh, sorry for your loss.

>>16524632
I missed out on all the monster girls by somehow not getting the catching skill when you're supposed to, I bet they make the game easier. And EXP gain is nice but it's a pain to swap it out for combat buffs for the boss fights, the game could really do with different loadouts to make it easier.

>>16524553
Yeah, right.
そして容赦なく、一閃が君を襲う。だがそれは既に埒外。

君の注意はただ一つ。己が断ち切られる前に敵手を射抜くことができるか否か

おはようおにいちゃん

>>16522640
おきなわでは「さい」とか「さー」ってつけるみたい

もとねたなのかな

ぞいよりつうじるのかもしれないんじゃないかなあ

>>16524709
ちゅうにー

>>16524811
>Narahara
>chuuni
choose one.

Where did that guy asking for a Japanese speaking friend go...

>>16524811
敵の刃の存在を忘却する。事を為す前に斬り割られるのなら
ばそれまで。鎧の隙間を、揺れる錏の先にある首を見る。その
一点を刺し貫く、あるかなきかの勝機を窺う。

I doubt people in chuuni bother to search for gaps. They just clash swords and compete with their powerlevels.

>>16524855
まとめれば

>剣対弓の場合の弓は
>もし剣に斬られていても意識のある限り射つづけてね

でしょ。

刃とか忘却とか刺し貫くとか、なくてもいいっていえばいいよ

みんな最後にエッチしたのはいつ？

>>16524900
ちょうど今一人エッチしました

>>16524907
あなたは女の子？
気持ちよかった？

心は女の子です

日本語覚えたいならアイドルがオススメだよ彡

>>16524914
付き合ってくれない？
君よくAKBのスレッドにいる？

>>16524900
オナニとか？それともセックス？

>>16524924
セックス
ちなみにその上の女の子は今さっきオナニーしたって。

>>16524922
ごめん、アイドルには興味がありません

私より可愛い子なんて、そんなのは認めません

>>16524939
あらそれは残念だ。。。^^;

君も可愛いんだろうね！

>>16524938
俺がセックスしたことは一度もない。
残念残念。

You are all アホ

>>16524958
ひどいよ、先輩！

>>16520417
Hai, genki desu.

>>16524952
誰にでもいつかその日が来るから大丈夫さ！
(｀・ω・´)キリッ

>>16524958
あなた関西人？

>>16524973
関西に住んでいた頃は確かにありました。

もう過去の話です。

>>16524977
「アホ」って関西人が良く言うからさ、
関東だと「バカ」になるんだと^^

今は九州？東北？それとも東京？

それにしても/jp/の人たち日本語うますぎる！

>>16524998
かたじけない

>>16524811
おきなわのひとたち、なにいってるかわからん。

とうほくのひとたちにもおなじことがいえるけどね。

彼が言う事は正しいのか,/jp/？

>>16525005
礼にはおよばぬ、お気にめさるな。

>>16525012
そういう女は確かに少なくはないわな。

>>16525012
おとこってのは、どいつもこいつも、
ぼうりょくでかいけつするのがとっけんだとでもおもってんの！

>>16525040
正しい返しだと思うぞ。

>>16525040
ちがいねえ。。。

どうします？

大変そうだ！

逝く時は/jp/と一緒がいい

>>16525084
いっちゃった？

>>16524900
昨夜
子供ができたかな～

>>16525103
ゴムつけなかったの？
それにしてもなんてラッキーな奴なんだ、
俺なんか1年前だからね

なんでマンコってあんなにくさいの？

>>16525093
まだだけどもうそろそろ幻想郷へ・・・

日本語しかないスレになったじゃない
感心感心

>>16525103
レイプだったよな？ね

>>16525123
直接産婦人科にご相談ください

>>16525118
そりゃつけないよ、妊活中だからｗ

>>16525131
バカなことを言わないでよ

>>16525141
このノーミー野郎め

>>16525141
おつとめごくろうさまです

>>16524952
>>16525125

もしかして同じ人？

>>16525103

リア充爆発しろ！

>>16525141
奥さんいるんだ！？
いいねぇ～

>>16525152
いあ。言葉を繰り返しのは，日本語には普通だよって思ってるんだけど。ちがう？

>>16525173
あってるあってる。

リア充はここに来るわけないでしょ？ｗ

>>16525160
んー惜しい‼
奥さんは私の方ｗ

>>16525179
マジか！ｗ
ってことはあなた様は本物の女ってこった！！

どーも奥さん！旦那さんにもよろしく！

>>16525179
恋人がいるのは、十分に資格になる。
今すぐ爆発しろ！

>>16525160
ご紹介させてください

>>16525187
やべぇ久々に草生えたｗｗｗｗｗｗ

>>16525183
俺も彼女いるけどここに毎日来てるよ？

>>16525187
おにいちゃんにとって

・・・・
いちごうさん？

>>16525201
俺たちを茶化すつもりでもあるのか？許せない！

>>16525217
ここ/r9k/じゃないよ？
落ち着いて楽しく話しましょう

>>16525217
決して茶化すつもりでここに来てるわけではないから安心しろ。

俺には彼女がいる。
でもそれと同時に俺はドルヲタでもあるんだ。
だから毎日AKBのスレッドにいるぞ。

>>16525227
/jp/がいるのになんであの雌に寝返ったの？

>>16525238
/jp/の中にAKBスレあるじゃん！

検索してみ！

>>16525240
それは反乱分子だ

>>16525246
反乱分子てｗ

まぁ俺はドルヲタだから許してくれ。

リア充のことを妬む必要なんてないよ
彼らが一つの醜い三次元彼女を持っても
俺らが無限の可愛くて素敵な二次元嫁を持ってるから
俺らのほうが幸せだぜ

>>16525261
良いこと言うねぇ～、アノン君よ

>>16525261
嘘だよ！女ってのは醜いわけがないだろう！そうなれば俺が生きている理由はなんなんだ？
愛はどこにもないっていうのか？神様はいないっていうのか？

>>16525287
日本に来なよ

>>16525261
にごう以下とは手を切れるの？

皆さんが「女」という概念にこんなに飢えて奉っているって事は結局自分の性に対するなんらかの嫌悪感の現れでしかないと思ったことはありませんか？

>>16525303
来ない。そもそも俺の住む街に美人がいっぱいあるもん。さあ、ソウルメイトを探さなくちゃ！

>>16525327
頑張れ！

十八番
剃刀

Fuck these two

>>16525315
いちごうとかにごうってどういう意味？

>>16525321
そのしゃべり方、もしや女の子？

>>16525366
Ｂがいちごう
Ｄがにごうだよ

リンク先はＮ１もってるおにいちゃんでも、よめないから、よもうとしないでね
http://www.moj.go.jp/MINJI/minji07_00143.html

>>16525378
いいえ。

post you're most obscure anki card

Anyone studying using https://japaneseclass.jp/ ?

My competitive autism spirit is telling me I should do it just to get to the top to receive messages praising how good I am.

>>16525445
盲腸
Don't even remember where the hell I got this from

>>16525459
wanikani teaches this word

>>16525393
難しいね！
でもありがとう！

I think I'm going to take a week break from kanji. I've been doing dictation, writing out 250-300 words a day from core10k for 3 months now almost every day. It doesn't take long but it sure burns me out.

>>16525554
ok

>>16525554
breaks are fine once in a while, just be prepared to come back to 2000+ reps

>>16525572
>come back to
They never come back.

>>16523542
I feel you man: I'm doing a Chinese course at my university and god damn if it's easier.

>>16525521
かんたんだよ

こんいんかんけいにある「いちごう」との

ちゃくしゅつしが

おやのこどもだよ


そこからおかねもちようの

ほうりつで

おかねもちは

ふたりめのおくさん、「にごう」とのあいだの

こどもをつくってもいい

で、にごうのこどもは、いちごうのこどもと

このこどもは「妾腹」だよ「娼婦」ににてるってAnkiしてね

がんばっておにいちゃん

>>16525596
なんでそんな専門的な話知ってるの？

すごいよ感動したよ妹

>>16525521
>>16525596
で、にごうのこどもは、いちごうのこどもと「腹違い」になるよ

腹違いはけっこうでてくるのでAnkiしておいてもいいとおもうよ

>>16525636
わかった、しっかりAnkiしとくよ
日本語以外にもこういう結婚の勉強もしたの？

>>16525643
８さいのえいごで

がいこくのほうりつは

よめない

>>16520902
Turns out the app never asked me for permissions to storage despite me uninstalling/reinstalling it 3-4 times. After granting it permissions to storage, it works fine.

Managed to copy the prc file off, remove its DRM and convert it to an epub with vertical selectable text. Not bad.

>>16525650
それにしても頭良すぎる！

>>16525671
伝統というかなんというか

どいなかだし

ごせんぞさまのふるいことばとかならわしとかがのこってるのかも

どいなかだし

>言葉とは裏腹に自分に自信を持っていないこと。
Too many に what does it mean?!

いかん私の日本語が良くなれる？これは初めてポストだよ。

>>16526365

ウセー！

>>16526327
I see 裏腹に as oppositely, contrarily. に modifies 裏腹 (opposite, contrary) into those.

I might be wrong but I can't really think of anything else here.

As for the meaning of the sentence, once again not entirely confident about its meaning, but I see it as :
"When directed to oneself, words, on the contrary, don't carry weight (i.e. confidence)."
To understand the sentence better, think how when someone tells you something inspirational, or when you read something inspirational (that is not coming from yourself), it usually works and hits close to home. But if you were to say those things for yourself, their impact is much less powerful.

^ I was wrong by the way.
https://www.google.co.jp/#q=%22%E3%81%A8%E3%81%AF%E8%A3%8F%E8%85%B9%E3%81%AB%22

Help! I pressed a key while reviewing my cards and accidentally deleted one of them. Is there any way to get it back?

>finish grammar book but dont know much vocab
>dont know enough words to read
>losing motivation to do anki


any way i can knock myself out of this rut?

>>16526766
Yeah, read and do anki.

>>16526766
Who are you quoting?

>>16526766
>I want to do this thing that takes a lot of effort but without putting in any effort
Can't help you there my friend. Grow up.

>>16526778
Who are you quoting?

>>16526783
His thoughts, paraphrased

>>16526751
Try pushing Ctrl + Z
If it's really important you could restore it from one of the back-ups Anki automatically makes, but that would be tedious.

>>16524563
>pic
I need to play this.

Are there any sites where I can view full scripts for VNs and games? Something like this: https://www.chronocompendium.com/Term/Scripts.html