/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>watch touhou m1
>miss half the fucking jokes because references to things a dirty gwailo like me wouldn't know

damnit

Signed up for N1 in Brisbane in July. Probably gonna be ギリギリ but I think it's possible especially with another 3 months to prepare. Wish me luck cunts!

>>16737190
You shouldn't worry about being it ギリギリ, it was in my case too (178), what's important is that you have it and the knowledge that comes with it, so you can move forward.

>>16737212

Yeah I know. N1 is not my end goal and passing it without a high score just confirms you're intermediate, which I already know. End goal is near-native proficiency. I don't need N1 for anything in particular, I just want to pass for my own personal satisfaction.

>>16730454
Thanks

>>16730454
>>16737332

Also Dies opens fine but when I try Fate it is just garbled nonsense.

how many of you actually learned Japanese and don't just know enough to read VNs with a texthooker?

>>16737383
Your text editor is probably detecting the encoding wrong basically
Also these aren't perfect since VNs are software instead of just text

>>16737426
This is primarily a learner thread with beginners giving advice to other beginners. I don't expect too many people proficient in the language to linger here as it is a bit of a shithole.

>>16736427
rutracker

>>16730454
>>16737332
https://mega.nz/#!KBQByIgL!OR2SY4S-78zdLRlGVNAYglGcB2vfJSWWTiwpKs-ZwV8
inganock

やよいのつき

はつか

きょうは

しゅんぶんのひだよ

おにいちゃんおなかすいた

>>16737629
Go ahead and uejini you stupid fuck.

おにいちゃん

あたしはみかただよ

にくまんかって

ペリメニたべたい

>>16737475
I would love the scripts for the raiL-soft games if you get to those.

>>16737793
They probably use codeX RScript, which is trivial.

https://tlwiki.org/?title=Tools#RScript

>>16737799
That works well enough. Thanks.

日本語が上手になることを目的に何をしているのか説明しない

Does anyone know what sort of practice paper this is/an Amazon link. (With space to write the kanji and the reading next to it)

>>16737995
Just print your own

http://incompetech.com/graphpaper/genkoyoushi/

>>16738002
I already have regular genkou youshi, and squared paper. I'm specifically looking for this type, with space to write the reading alongside it.

>>16738017
But the one I linked does have space between the columns?

>>16738025
Damn, I'm stupid 0.o. Thanks.

What's the most natural-sounding English translation of 何しに行くのか.
"What did you go to do" sounds awakward

>>16738183
wot u gona do mate

>>16738183
there's no "did" there

>>16738183
What are you going there for?
Why are you going to go there?
What are you going to do there?

Think of what the question is actually asking rather than trying to make a literal translation.

>>16738183
for what doing will you go

>この真っ白なキャンバスを俺色に染めあげたいと思ってしまうのは男として至極当然のことだが中等コースの一年で身長は前から三番目で――
>憶えたての敬語がたどたどしくも初々しい遊紗ちゃんの純正は宝石にも増して煌びやかで我が妄想も汚すか否かの瀬戸際で――
>いつも切なげかつ悩ましげに揺れているのであるがその反復思考自体すでにペド狂人のものであるという自覚はある。あるんだってば。

These are just three lines. I like how Japanese can go really long without any commas. Anyone confident want to give it a translation attempt? I'm really curious how this would look like in (good) English.

>>16738330
in english it reads you are sick fuck go directly to jail

>>16738330
If you have no interest in otaku media or want to request a translation, this is not the thread for you.

>>16738392
It's both an example from "otaku media" as well as for the purposes of getting a better grasp on the Japanese. If you aren't interested in those, this is not the thread for you.

>>16738416
It doesn't matter what it is. This is not a translation request thread.

>>16738416
i think what no one has a interest in is your disease ridden filth youre asking for a translation for without taking one step toward it yourself

>>16738330
That would be an incredibly long run-on sentence even in Japanese.

>>16738428
>>16738429
In other words, you lack the skills. Exercises for fun =! requests. This is clearly a few levels above you so you don't have to respond.
>>16738435
Well yes, I did say that it is long. What I found fascinating was how well it flows despite that.

Debian forum trick.

>>16738456
why would anyone do anything for you now even if you pasted something interesting instead of shit garbage

pasting a few lines and then talking shit =! contributing useful content to a japanese learning thread so fly away fat pedophile

it is you that doesnt have to respond or post

Meido-sama, can you please autosage this thread so we can get away from the people that browse /jp/'s front page?

>>16738330
With particles it's usually pretty easy to spot places where you'll get a chance to pause without the need for commas. Stuff like のは and だが for example are especially obvious opportunities.

>>16738183
日本語のニュアンスが分からないくせに、自分の辞書のほうが正しいと言い張る傲慢な毛唐だ

>>16738484
or we can all just polite sage

>>16738503
Polite sage only works when other people do it.

>>16738472
All 3 of your responses there were pointless shitposts with nothing but insults while that post clearly pushed for discussion. It's clear who is a detriment to the thread here. Just refrain from posting here if you have no interest in actually participating, or alternatively go take a walk first since you seem pretty randomly angry.
>>16738486
By pause do you mean words like "but"? I guess the English could use these ― em dashes for further effect too, although I have a bit of a hard time imagining it having the same effect / not feeling weird.

>優しくて頭も良く
The narrator is describing a person here. I think the translation is:
>(she) is kind and intelligent
but I don't understand why 良く is being used instead of 良い. Isn't 良く an adverb?

>>16738541
pot and kettle etc i cant believe youre dumb enough to reply to me also you still havent provided any content unless you wanna count that thing about dashes because thats about the length of your nihongo power

>>16738549
>Isn't 良く an adverb?
Yes. What's the full sentence? Are you sure it's not 良くて?

>>16738541
I'm pretty sure arguing with people that tell you to fuck off when your new IP comes into the thread with a translation request only proves that you're looking for a translation request and not trying to "have fun".

夕刻から続く雨で黒々と濡れるビルの屋上に、傘もささずに対峙するふたりの男がいた。
黒衣の男と、白衣の男。黒衣の方は長身で引き締まった若い男だ。黒い外套を素肌の上からじかに着こんでいる。年の頃は二十代の前半。腰まで伸びた長髪が艶やかに濡れ、広い肩幅から女性と見まがうことはないものの、独特な色気を発している。道を歩けばすれ違った誰もが振り返るだろう精悍な美貌が、今はおそろしいまでの鋭く冷たい殺意を帯びていた。
対する白衣は、巌のような男だった。さほど長身でもないかわりに、鎧ほどにも膨張した筋肉が全身をくまなく覆っている。衣服を押し上げる隆々たる肉体は実戦によって鍛え抜かれたものであるのか、大型の肉食獣を連想させる獰猛な闘争心を宿していた。
両者は数メートルほどの距離を開けて、互いに微動だにしない。
かれこれもう数分も、こうして固まっているのだ。

>>16738549
It seems like they're 'cutting' the sentence midway through/leaving the last part unsaid.

>>16738567
That's the full sentence. I found it in pic related.

>>16738588
>new IP
The thread was literally created just a while ago and had <40 posts. I've noticed this behavior before by a few select autists (probably most of the time you and the angry lower case letter guy anyhow) who think everyone in life is trying to exploit them or whatever. It's pretty funny.

>>16738608
I'm not the one that doesn't know japanese that came to the japanese thread that clearly forbids translations to ask for a translation.

>>16738610
Good job proving the point.

>>16738549
It's just a cut-off adjective.

>>16738603
優しくて
頭も良く（て）
あらゆる才能に恵まれている
老若男女に好かれる
完璧な
These are all describing 妹. The actual end of the complete sentence is 妹だ。

>>16738603
not really its just part of the statement actually and 良く just sounds better for pining generally in this case

>>16738603
The newline isn't the end of the sentence here.

>>16738608
you got issues

「デキナイ！俺は聖語神ナマ先生に仕える聖騎士として！　いや……故郷を愛したひとりの志士として、貴様をここで……討滅する！」
答えなど期待もしていないのか、スティーブは一方的に喋る。

>>16738595
>>16738641
memeはあんまりよくない

>>16738639
Yes the brackets were referring to you angry anon, very perceptive.

I want to learn how to read more kanji/Japanese in general using manga but I feel like my skill level isn't up to the point where I could read at a decent speed. I guess my reading level is somewhere around that of a 小学校二・三年生. I don't mind having to use a dictionary to look up the kanji, but I also want to strike a balance between new words and being able to flow semi smoothly thorough the story. What sort of manga, etc. is best for such a skill level?

>>16738614
>>16738621
>>16738627
Alright I got it, thanks.

>>16738657
The one you want to read the most. There is no such answer, and the only way to get faster is by first being slow and doing it anyways. Picking something for a "skill level" is the absolute worst thing you can do.

>>16738670
I considered reading like children's manga/books but I suppose that might be boring.
I guess you're right and I just need to bite the bullet or whatever.

>>16738654
not angry cant say youre as perceptive

>>16738657
To Love Ru is the easiest manga I know. Also has lots of nice illustrations.

>>16738657

>>16738657
love hina

Flyable Heart is an LN too apparently.

>>16739139
that 天音 bitch is always drop kicking me, but it hurts so goood

Any recommended Android apps for Japanese epub/mobi/azw3 ebooks?

>>16739139
I didn't know that. From the reviews I guess it's just a rewritten version of the VN, right? So probably not much reason to read it as I assume the VN is strictly better.

So I've been doing Subs2Srs and I noticed that the english version is really weird, like in the following example.

>そこでまずはリボンからイメチェンですかな
>That's why you started wearing those ribbons, huh?

Is this a stupid way to learn or is this fine?

>>16739338
Using english subs is basically one of the stupidest things you could do.

>>16739341
I heard that Subs2Srs is one of the best ways to learn listening though without speaking to actual Japanese people though. Maybe I should just focus on what's being said than.

>>16739356
People use subs2srs with japanese subs.

>>16739361
I think that people use both desu.

>>16739378
I guess they're doing something wrong then.

>>16739378
>>16739382
I use both because sometimes it's sometimes hard to understand the sentence at first.
That being said, I usually don't even look at the english unless I'm really lost.

It's funny how some Japanese learners can read a visual novel, but they are completely unable to hold an actual conversation.

Production is just as important as comprehension.

>>16739437
But the necessary quantity is much, much lower.

>>16739437
my pronunciation will always be dogshit so why bother?
plus my mic sucks

>>16739437
Well if your only reason for learning Japanese is to be able to read VNs then I fail to see why production is even remotely important.

>>16739449
If your only reason for learning Japanese is to read visual novels, you might need to rethink your life, in general.

>>16739461

>>16739461
>he says, on /jaypee/

When you encounter a new word while reading, what do you do to help remember it? Just trying to hear some different opinions.

I write it out on paper and make an example sentence or two, but maybe there are better ways? I know that people all learn differently, but yeah.

>>16739437
>>16739461
>>>/r/Japanese

>>16739468
>>16739471
>>16739474
The truth is, indeed, painful.

>>16739437
dont worry im with you here but anyone who would take this advice to heart doesnt post and the people who dont are the ones quick to tell you that nah dude just reading the hentai comic books is all you need to accomplish your goal of knowing japanese or whatever

>>16739486
>>16739500
Why are you projecting your own ideals on others? If your goal is "knowing" the language (whatever that means), that's fine, but most people here treat Japanese not as an end in itself, but as a means to an end - consuming raw Japanese media.

>>16739530
Because you can learn a lot from producing your own language. Moreover, many would agree that production can reinforce comprehension and also accelerate learning speeds.

However, to be completely honest, I just like poking fun at socially inept people who hide away from society and hiss at "normies."

>>16739556
the first line of this is in line with my ideology but the second line is not

im not a militant weeb puller

>>16739556
What a badass

Reading is all you need to acquire a language.
http://www.sdkrashen.com/content/articles/2015_krashen_mason_can_second_language_acquirers__..._.pdf

Even one very good story book, in any format, can turn someone into a compulsive reader in that language.
http://www.sdkrashen.com/content/articles/2015_henken_krashen_naruto_breakthrough.pdf

You do not need to do any speaking practice and you do not need to do any "studying" (other than reading) to acquire a language.
http://www.sdkrashen.com/content/articles/2014_lao_and_krashen._language_acquisition_without_speaking_and_study.pdf

>>16739585
you should put acquire in quotation marks to avoid giving people the wrong idea

>>16739591
Acquisition here is stronger than "learning", not weaker.

>>16739585
Reading won't teach you nuances, nor will it give you the actual practice necessary to actually communicate verbally. You still need to actually practice it, just like how you need to actually read to learn to read.

I mean, if you never ever plan to verbally communicate, then I guess you're in the clear. If that were me, however, I don't feel like I could claim to be fluent in a language if all I can do is read it, as opposed to being able to speak and/or write.

Writing Japanese is an entirely different beast, sure, but you should at least be able to write all the Kyoiku Kanji.

>>16739623
>Reading won't teach you nuances,
Yes it will.
>nor will it give you the actual practice necessary to actually communicate verbally
This statement is correct, but communication practice can only bring you to communicate at the language level you have already acquired. You can go further in language acquisition through communication immersion, but this is slower than reading.

>If that were me, however, I don't feel like I could claim to be fluent in a language if all I can do is read it, as opposed to being able to speak and/or write.
The reason it's still considered fluency is because phonemic awareness and active memory are, essentially, short term skills, but passive acquired language is not. Someone who reaches the highest levels of comprehension in reading a language, as long as they know the sounds it's supposed to make (which I'll admit is a possible problem for foreign language learners of japanese the same way it is for english and french), will be able to turn that into conversational fluency in a matter of weeks of casual practice, not months.

>Writing Japanese is an entirely different beast, sure, but you should at least be able to write all the Kyoiku Kanji.
Not even the most devout teacher thinks that people learning japanese have to learn how to write unless they want to move there, and even then, only if they kind of vocation they're going to have requires it, or they want to.

>>16739575
hes a real hero

>>16739623
peoples goals are different but knowing how dialogue is actually spoken isnt something you cant just learn by reading or at least if someone says it can then its a stunted and deficient version imo

>>16739652
>Yes it will.
No, it won't. You don't know how people actually speak until you actually speak with people. "Spoken language" used in books is often very inaccurate, and the only way to know if that's ACTUALLY how people talk is to either read an entirely different subject on it or to confirm with somebody.

>conversational fluency in a matter of weeks of casual practice
Okay, so you admit that you can't reach conversation fluency without practice. That's good.

>Not even the most devout teacher
Learning to read and write is considered a primary aspect of modern education. People who don't know how to read or write languages that they speak are considered illiterate. And yes, the definition for illiteracy says "or", not "and." This is, however, still a debated topic, of course.

On an academic note, how can you be considered fluent in a language if you can't properly produce it on your own? Fluency is defined as being able to produce language easily, smoothly, and effectively. If you can't produce, you can't communicate. If you can't communicate effectively, you're not fluent -- you merely have a high comprehension level.

On a casual note, anybody who only knows how to read a specific language and claims to be fluent is just fooling themselves. If little elementary school kids can speak and write better than you can, that's just sad.

>>16739742
>No, it won't.
Yes it will.

>You don't know how people actually speak until you actually speak with people.
That's regiolect, not "nuance". And you don't have to speak to them. You only have to listen to them. Not an argument in favor of spoken production practice.

>Learning to read and write is considered a primary aspect of modern education.
People in the west learn to write because they're forced to. There's nothing special about writing in particular that is actually part of the language. Writing and writing systems are a technology. Indeed reading itself has learning the technology that is the writing system as a barrier you have to overcome before you can read the language encoded in the writing system.

>People who don't know how to read or write languages that they speak are considered illiterate.
So everyone with dysgraphia is illiterate them. Okay.

>And yes, the definition for illiteracy says "or", not "and."
There is no such actual prescription.

>This is, however, still a debated topic, of course.
Nobody is debating this.

>On an academic note, how can you be considered fluent in a language if you can't properly produce it on your own?
Fluency is not academically defined.

>Fluency is defined as
It's not.

>On a casual note, anybody who only knows how to read a specific language and claims to be fluent is just fooling themselves.

Anyone who can only communicate in basic situations that claims to be fluent knows much, much less of the language than someone who reads a lot.

>If little elementary school kids can speak and write better than you can, that's just sad.
There's nothing sad about that at all. Elementary school kids know an unspeakable amount of their language. Things that are literally indescribable. The movement from "studying" to "learning by speaking" is exactly because you cannot study what nobody can describe, and language is something we can barely describe. But "learning by speaking" is not the only answer that is not "studying", and in fact, ALL the ACTUAL VALID EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE shows that speaking practice, itself, is only useful in terms of making your brain "unlock" the recognition features you have already acquired for use for production.

>But his next step was the strangest of all: He actually memorized the entire dictionary, 300 pages and 30,000 words, ten pages a day, over one month. But the result was the same: When Gouin returned to the university, he still understood nothing. Nor was reading any easier: Gouin tells us that it took half a day to read two to three pages of Goethe and Schiller, “and then I was not absolutely sure of having found the real meaning of the sentences”
Ankidrones BTFO

>>16739826
So the best way to get better at reading, is actually reading? No way

>>16739841
>When Gouin returned to the university, he still understood nothing. Nor was reading any easier
This means "he didn't understand anything anyone said" and "he couldn't read either"

>NUH UH
>YEAH HUH
>NUH UH
>YEAH HUH
For fucks sake get out of /jp/ already.

>>16739951
Who are you quoting?

>>16739951
this thread sees more activity than anything else on your dead ass bored show some gratitude that some life was breathed into your shit hole babymetal and idol and jav posting repository

>>16739954
These idiots >>16739652 >>16739742 >>16739779

>>16739963
I don't see the text you quoted in those posts. Are you sure you're quoting them?

>>16739963
None of these posts contain the lines you were quoting. Learn to quote properly or get back to /v/.

>>16739963
they definitely are idiots but watch out for the pedantic rhetoric of this dude >>16739971

>>16739966
Are you sure? It looks 100% accurate to me, because the rest is an incoherent babble that i'm pretty sure nobody but those two bothered to read.

>>16739986
Yes, I'm sure. The text you quoted doesn't exist in the posts you said you quoted it from.

Don't forget listening practice. New GCCX is out

>>16740137
What should I listen to if I don't want to download 3dpd media and anime gives me anxiety attacks?

>>16740139
To the voice in your head telling you to kill yourself

>>16740143
That's funny, it's telling me "".

>>16739826
Vocabulary is useless without grammar and constant reading.

djtは基本なんでも糞だって言うし

Why must plot VNs be the hardest Japanese media there is?

>>16740249
idk prolly because narrative or something

>>16740249
So are lewd VNs the best and easiest thing to read?

>>16740261
As far as VNs go, yes.

>>16740249
That plotge's actually pretty easy, look.

>>16740281
That text speed is too fast. I recommend setting it on auto and letting it go on a medium or so pace, like that it's distracting read full-power all the time and even miss some lines (the triple line ones are just too long to read that fast).
>>16740261
Not really, nukige and moege (read: dating/romance SOL) have equivalent difficulty.

>>16740281
please be advised that by accessing this site we assume no responsibility for what happens to your brain

Frequency list based on the DJT plaintext LN corpus parsed with kuromoji-unidic-kanaaccent (which is much better than mecab)

Particles, modal interjections, auxiliary verbs, and proper nouns are excluded.

Terms occurring 500 times or more only, so it's like 24000 terms.

https://mega.nz/#!aVR2BY5K!NRNbTiaAb5qmbyW8GHS9xLKC-Qvrlm5ZEnG-f-rHqFU

Example:

2600260 こと コト コト 2 和 名詞 普通名詞 一般 *
1827077 その ソノ ソノ 0 和 連体詞 * * *
1713556 それ ソレ ソレ 0 和 代名詞 * * *
1625462 よう ヨウ ヨー 1 漢 形状詞 助動詞語幹 * *
1504999 いう ユウ ユー * 和 動詞 一般 * 五段-ワア行
1107655 お オ オ * 和 接頭辞 * * *
1091486 この コノ コノ 0 和 連体詞 * * *
952042 もの モノ モノ 2,0 和 名詞 普通名詞 サ変可能 *
922425 言う イウ イウ 0 和 動詞 一般 * 五段-ワア行
874600 そう ソウ ソー 1 和 副詞 * * *

occurrences - writing (normal) - writing (kana) - pronunciation - allowed pitch accents - source language type - word class information

That's enough information to tell between even homophonous hiragana words, though the dictionary does consider things like 通る and 通り to be different words still.

>MFW 睾
>きんたま
dafuq

>>16738595
そこでふたりは囁いた

「やらないか」

さくらだよ

さくらの季節だよ

日本観光の用意はできてる？

>>16740633
>さくらの季節
ともに花粉症だろう

>>16740633
桜は四月まで咲き続くの？
日本に着いた時にみたいな～

>>16740647
年に２日間だけ、満開から花吹雪までじゃなきゃだめだよ、その日を狙ってね
http://sakura.weathermap.jp/
http://sakura.weathermap.jp/en.php

>>16740655
まぁいいか来年に見えばいい

>>16740665
はやく航空券予約してね

成田まで飛んで

あとは新幹線で、その日の満開の都市までいけばいいんだよ

にほんでまってるよ

>>16730454
Do you have by chance the scripts of Kajiri Kamui Kagura or other light games?

>>16740688
No, but if they use the same engine as Dies Irae, you can use HxD or Cheat Engine to extract the decrypted script from memory (it should be in UTF-16) and use this C program to strip the command characters: https://gist.github.com/wareya/8187495fab7733445e5fcdc13abec6db

にほん

さくらのはなのしたで

おこっているひとは

いない

とこしえに

にほん

What's a good way to practice reading from a phone?

>>16741107
Ebooks and scans.

What does it mean when a sentence ends in "からであり".

hello guys, can someone tell me what this サバ読み means
jisho's not giving me anything

sentence:14と15サバ読んでるんですけど

>>16741457
サバを読む

>>16741457
It means lying about one's own age/weight/height/etc... in order to make it look better.

>>16740526
Thanks.
Here it is directly: https://a.safe.moe/97GEY.txt

>>16741469
>>16741484
>14と15...
ohhh... now i see it. thanks guys.

http://ecchi.iwara.tv/videos/6ko96tzl3toom77v
:O

>>16741128
The same thing as からだ、からです.
If it continues into another sentence, then からで、からですので、etc.

Why does he correct Yotsuba here by saying 「もらおうか？じゃねぇよ」 when she asks for a bite?

Is that not correct form or something? Or is it something like "you don't have to ask"?

>>16741759
He's not correcting her Japanese. He's saying no.

>>16741843
Wouldn't いえ, だめ, いや or ううん be more appropriate if that was what he was saying? じゃねーよ sounds more like "it isn't"

>>16741873
>とーちゃんのやきそば　よつばがひとくちもらおうか？
How about Yotsuba receives a bite of Dad's yakisoba?
>もらおうか？じゃねぇよ
It's not "how about I recieve," [you greedy fuck, you're supposed to ask nicely].

The (shitty?) scanlation seems to imply it's not proper form either.

あんまり乗り出すと危ないぞお

can someone translate this please?

>>16742003
If you want to ask for help you should avoid the word "translate". You have the Yotsuba Reading Pack, right?
あんまり = too much
乗り出す = lean forward
と = if
危ない = dangerous
ぞお = emphasis

Has anyone tried brute force on kanji? Like 'attempting' to study 2000 kanji a day, until each individual kanji has the same clarity as everything else. Might take months to a full year to pull it off?

>>16742034
>2000 kanji a day

がんばれ

>>16742023
Thanks. For some reason the dictionary said that のりだす was to set sail and that あんまり was remainder.

>>16742034
Sounds both more painful and less effective then reading and exploiting the spacing effect. After a year of consistent reading most of the common kanji should be as easy as kana.

>>16742074
Words can have multiple senses. That's one reason why the Yotsuba Reading Pack is so useful.

>>16739623
When it comes to writing the kanji, even the Japanese themselves usually just type out the kana/Romaji and let their IME transform that into kanji. If you want to learn to write the kanji simply for the experience of it, that's splendid, but it's not in any way a required skill.

Any intermediate VN that rewards me with anime tiddies?

>>16742351
Tsuushinbo

>>16742351
Pretty much all of them. If it's the anime titties you care about, you really can judge a book by it's cover

Is there an anki deck for kanji that is only recognition? Don't like the recall type where you see the keyword first

>>16742481
https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/1956010956

Any way to hook PPSSPP running P3P to Rikaisama?

>>16742498
Yeah you just have to-
>P3P
Nevermind, I'm not encouraging shit taste.

lol

私の家に来てお姉さんをセックスしてください

>>16742632
What's wrong with that, the slave thing?

>>16742652
Tell me what an m-moto is in english

>>16742671
I assumed it was some character's nickname or something, I haven't played that game.

>>16742678
do you know what S&M is?

>>16739556
found the normalfag.

>>16742711
Yes.

>>16742637

>>16742034
Nigga, that's the dumbest idea I've ever read on any DJT.

You should probably be able to brute-force a huge string of elements in your head, but only if you are already familiar with them: numbers, words, concepts.
In that case, you'd be able to memorize a order of kanji by their reading or concept, but not remember them visually.

And you'd forget it as soon as you stopped burning 5 hours a day into this little game of yours.

To anyone who's using aedict.

What the hell does LW1, LW2, etc mean?

Having some trouble with this sentence :
今まで経験したことの無い異様な感覚
My current attempt : Until now, experiencing this had not been a strange sensation.

My confusion stems from the nai in the middle there - I've never quite seen it used that way before. Is it negating what comes before it?

>>16743004
今まで(経験したことの無い)異様な感覚
A strange sensation I had never encountered up until now.

>>16743004
の can replace が in subordinate clauses for stylistic reasons.

おはようおにいちゃん

にじゅういちにち

きょうは雨だよ

おにいちゃんちの天気はどうですか

>>16743067
酸性雨

アシッドレイン
酸　雨

性はどっからきたのよというガイジンのなげき

>>16742497
Thanks man

>>16742637
gimme gimme your address

Anyone know do the Learning cards first? I didn't finish my new cards before the timer reset and all the cards I was learning ended up being buried. 30 of the 40 cards in Learning should be due but they're not coming up at all.

>>16743280
It's in the deck group options.

what's a dekinai

>>16743280
That's just something that happens when you don't finish your reviews, once you get through all your due cards today they'll come up at the end. I don't know a way to fix this behavior though.

>>16741759
If volitional is used on something over which the speaker has no control like もらう, it expresses a expectation about the future instead, right?

２０２５年の大阪への誘致をめざす国際博覧会（万博）をめぐり、経済産業省が参考資料を関西弁で作った。

>をめぐり
why is this verb there?

I think it overall means "they are aiming to bring the 国際博覧会 to osaka but I don't get why めぐり is there.

>>16743551
It means "concerning something"

>>16743551
>I think it overall means "they are aiming to bring the 国際博覧会 to osaka

めざす describes what the 国際博覧会 is doing.

These という sections are making my brain hurt

How well has anki worked for you? I am 3 days in and while I can remember the days of the week mostly, my recall rate is really poor and i am only doing 20 cards. I'm thinking of putting it down to 10 cards a day but I don't want to take 10 years to learn.

>>16743664
works for me, 20 new a day 600+ reviews, generally an hour

>>16743664
Go to custom study and do "review forgotten cards" a thousand times.

>>16743664
3 days and already calling uncle?

As long as you don't go below 10, you're fine, though.
You can still complete Core2k within a semester, which is enough (if combined with some Tae Kim) to start reading somewhat comfortably.

Some people tick better with this kind of motivation, then maybe a mining deck can increase your volume of new cards.

>>16743664
The beginning is the hardest part. After you're done with Core2k, you should be learning words from actual Japanese content, and only using Anki to review (not *learn*) them, which is much easier.

>watch anime
>really impressed
>look up the source mangas author
>cool looking new thing ongoing since 2015
>can't find any info or reviews on it since it isn't scanlated
>read first chapter, it's great
Is this what the unknown lands feel like? Reading something that I haven't ever seen someone talk about is weird since I usually do research before starting something to assure myself of its quality. This might not be so bad.

>>16743664
Try adding an extra step to new cards of half an hour or so. I discovered early on that I need that extra step to take a card to the next day, especially with cards as dense as Japanese vocab cards tend to be.

>>16743684
>600+
Holy fuck, I've been doing 20 a day for 6 months now and I still only get about 150 reviews. Are you pressing "hard" on absolutely everything?

>>16743717
What series?

ま、私に任せておきなさいって

How can anyone not like Yotsubato

>>16743842


What is it about Fuuka that makes me want to have sex with her so much?

>>16743842
I don't know, I just can't get into it.

>>16743864
Dem high school girl legs, maybe. For me it's Asagi though.

>>16743684
>>16743702
>>16743709
>>16743712
>>16743724

Thank you for advice, I just did todays session and left it on twenty but I felt really good about today's one. Perhaps I'm getting a bit more use to seeing Kanji so my brain doesn't recognise it as scribble or something.

I'm thinking of replacing one session every four or five days with a forgotten cards deck instead is that a good idea?

I'm not sure if I am just lazy or afraid of overworking myself and burning out to be honest.

>>16743733
>Are you pressing "hard" on absolutely everything?
i press again on everything i dont get within 5 seconds

>>16743895
This seems like a terrible idea. The way you get familiarized with a word and learn to recognize it quickly is by reading/hearing it multiple times in context, not seeing it on a flash card.

Press again if you can't remember it and hard if you can, but it takes a while.

>>16743864
Maybe the same thing that makes me constantly pity her. She's always being kind and treated by fate with unfairness and a bad time. I will never be able to comfort her.

>>16743894
I have 300 reviews a day. Takes 1 hour.
I do a Custom Study of forgotten cards every day, of around 50 cards. Takes around 5~8 minutes.

Another thing you can try is studying radicals to un-scribble kanji's appearance in your brain.

>>16743906
>by reading/hearing it multiple times in context
no shit, really
its almost like thats what anki is for
5 seconds is plenty

>>16743906
Five seconds is enough for anki to work. If he spends any more time on it with that many reviews he's just not going to have enough time to read. His retention is already 80%.

>>16743932
Anki isn't context.

>>16743864

>>16743941
Yeah, it's not an ideal situation but since he's been doing it that way for so long it'll be unreasonably difficult to change to the more healthy approach by this point. Anki is like that red shoes fairy tale, the only way to stop dancing is to chop your feet off.

>>16743864
dem brows + >>16743874

>>16743979
>the only way to stop dancing is to chop your feet off.
what the fuck
whoever reads those old original fairy tales is into some sick shit

u fucking what m8

>>16744100
Learn japanese

>>16744107
im trying

>>16744121
もっと

>>16744100
信頼　is to rely
信用　is to trust
I am right? I forgot to include this along my shitpost.

>>16744100
What the hell are you reading anon

>>16744100
>「信用」は、相手や相手の言うことが確かであると信じて疑わないことをいうが、「信頼」は、相手の能力を信じて頼りにすることをいう。

>>16744160
あーそうかそうか
お助けて感謝して頂きます

When girls call you 'anata' do they want penis?

>>16744310
Only if you've given it to them before

>>16744310
Depends. Since you're here and you're probably reading VN's, then yeah

>>16744341
No I mean real physical women

>>16744392
Then in like 90% of the cases no

>>16744393
Wrong

>>16744393
all my language partners call me anata. do they want my large american chinpo or what?

>go to exhentai to fap
>see this
>close exhentai

Anyone here played the Drakengard / NieR series in Japanese yet? How difficult would you say it was?

>>16745000
Don't try it if you don't know Japanese. They're written in Japanese.

I started actually writing the kanji I'm learning and doing it in the correct stroke order. It takes me a lot longer to go through muh Anki but my retention is through the roof. I used to suffer from flash card blindness where I'd be unable to recognize Kanji in the wild without encountering them a couple of times and looking them up to form that connection between my Anki brain and my reading brain (if that makes any sense). Since actually writing the kanji this doesn't happen anymore, It bridges whatever connection was missing.

I've filled up somewhere around 20 pages of legal pad in the past week and a half. I recommend you try it out if you haven't.

>>16745003

Funny meme anon, but I'm pretty sure he knows that. What he was asking about was the difficulty level.

>>16745292
It's written for normal Japanese people, like everything else. If you have to ask about "difficulty" you're still at the stage where you should be reading Tae Kim.

How can I get a Japanese penpal?

>Haven't been on this fucking website for a few months
>DJT is now on /jp/
What happened? Did the /a/ mods throw a fit or some shit?

>>16745596
Does anyone here even has one?

Is it okay to learn grammar and kanji at the same time?

>>16745611
No! Avoid that at all costs.

>>16745612
What? Why? I am learning Kanji right now through Anki, but I still don't understand their syntax or sentence structure well enough yet.

>>16745611
>>16745617
Just do it.

>>16745611
Read the guide.

>>16744100
おにいちゃん

にほんごフォントつかお

それ日本語風フォントだよ

>魔王の俺が奴隷エルフを嫁にしたんだが、どう愛でればいい？

騒がしいやつだけど、いないといないでやけに気になってしまう。

>いないといないで

What does this mean?

>>16744100
>>16745661
〇印のフォントおかしいよ

>>16745713
いみがしりたいの？

しればしったでもっとわからなくなるよ

>>16745713
http://viethuong.web.fc2.com/MONDAI/156.html

>>16745721
You have autism.

>>16745686
ラノベのタイトルって最高よね
>縛りプレイ英雄記

>>16745739
Thank you

>>16745782
ね

よけいわからないっていったじゃん

What's better, 名作 or 傑作?

>>16745836
名作 is not a true 'mast'erpiece

>>16745836
与作

Does anyone have high res dekinai chan without text? I wanna set it as my anki background

>>16745862
与作←なまえ
小作←なまえ
小作←農業
小作←ｓｅ×

Where I can request books?

the CoR don't have and any seller don't sell to my shit country.

>>16745877
Here.

How much Japanese would I need to know to play Trails of Cold Steel 3? I am learning and have been for about a month and the game doesn't come out until the end of the year.

The English translation will take double that time knowing how long the game scripts usually are.

>>16745884
About two and a half Japaneses.

>>16745885
Thanks! I've hit my quota then. Great success!

>>16745884
A while ago someone said that the Kiseki games are very wordy, so you'd probably need to know a a decent amount of Japanese, say, enough to read a normal VN without texthooking.

>>16745884
If it's voiced you'll understand something like 50% of the dialogue no matter what even if you can't read it.

I don't get it. Can someone fill me in on the third and fourth panels.

>>16745908
last word is ローランド

>>16745879
Nice, can I use the amazon link?

https://www.amazon.com/Kanzen-Grammar-Japanese-Language-Proficiency/dp/4883196941/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1490100874&sr=8-2&keywords=Shin+kanzen+master

(The N3 set would be appreciated as well)

https://www.amazon.com/dp/4874246788/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=8VIRLRLSH9NH&coliid=I2F4XNYYXUZ7ZF

http://imgur.com/a/TNJ8J pretty much amazing right.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/1568364083/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_S_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=8VIRLRLSH9NH&coliid=I3EMVOUB6GHXJL

the djvu that we have in the CoR is good, but we are in 2017 and people still using romaji? its updated bigger and better.

>>16745908
They're puns on Fender, Tama, and Roland, famous instrument manufacturers that specialize in guitars, drums and keyboards respectively.

>>16745884
You know the world is fucked when someone learns Japanese for the complete garbage that is Cold Steel instead of the Crossbell games.

>>16745920
The first Crossbell game is almost translated.

Also, Lloyd Bannings is a shit protagonist.

Also Erebonia is a great country.

>>16745917
The book in the first link is effectively useless unless you're studying for exams.

The sentence pattern handbook is actually a big deal and if it's ever /actually/ published in the west I'm going to snap it up and do you-know-what.

The third book is useful but overpriced and the improvements in the update aren't worth it.

>>16745927
Yeah and you'd be a retard to play that "translation".

>>16745932
What would be wrong with it, besides not liking it?

>>16745938
The fact that it's a translation. If you're already learning Japanese anyway, might as well play it in Japanese.

>>16745931
Apparently its a translation of the acclaimed Nihongo Bunkei Zitei.

Yes, I'm studying for exams, but I would be asking too much.

You are serious? please elucidate me why it's not worth, wwwdict based Kanji dictionaries that pop out of the playstore are like a pleothora of random information, unless they improved a lot.

>>16745946
>You are serious? please elucidate me why it's not worth, wwwdict based Kanji dictionaries that pop out of the playstore are like a pleothora of random information, unless they improved a lot.
You said it yourself, honestly:
>the djvu that we have in the CoR is good, but we are in 2017 and people still using romaji? its updated bigger and better.

>>16745938
This >>16745945 and the fact that the team is a bunch of idiots who barely know Japanese. This is a game where dialogue and narrative are the focal point, there is no point in playing anything but the original. You're already kind of an idiot for playing CS before Crossbell (and presumably you didn't even play 3rd Sora either...) but playing a translation after you start learning Japanese is even dumber.

>>16745950
>You're already kind of an idiot for playing CS before Crossbell (and presumably you didn't even play 3rd Sora either...)
Can't really blame him there because Falcom and Xseed were pretty insistent with their "you don't have to play them in order!" bullshit.

>>16745920
ローランドせいひんって

にほんいがいでも売ってるの？

>>16745859
I saw a Japanese person rank 名作 above 傑作 though.

Anyone know for sure?

>>16745971
けっさくは

けなすときにもつかうことがあるよ

めいさくはほめるときにしかつかわないよ

がんばれおにいちゃん

>>16745971
"名作"は れきしに なが のこる という ニュアンスを かんじるね

>>16745998
"magnum opus"

Sweet.

>>16745544

Just as Ulysses is written for normal anglophones? I cannot imagine that Drakengard is very difficult but that is besides the point. This discussion has been had many times before, but the position that the "it's all Japanese" camp always takes is absurd and denies reality. In the real world language complexity varies wildly from work to work - naturally, native speakers are able to comprehend a wide range of complexity with ease, but the more 'literary' you get, the harder it becomes for even native speakers to comprehend material without taking pains to do so. And that effect is amplified greatly when it comes to language learners who may do all right with basic conversational speech but fall apart when it comes to more complex topics. The input hypothesis is i+1, not i+1000. Reading unnecessarily difficult material at low levels is just going to be detrimental to the learning process as you will be spending more time with dictionary lookups than actually reading, and get discouraged and/or not have fun as a result.

I know it's very fun to say "try learning Japanese first" or some variant of the phrase to people who ask about difficulty, but let's all admit it. Say it with me now. "Difficulty levels exist." It's time for the truth to live and the meme to die.

>>16746037
I would feel stalked.

>>16746047
That's a pretty long-winded reply to an obvious shitposter.

>>16746047
>Just as Ulysses is written for normal anglophones
It isn't. I guess if this is your foundation I don't need to read the rest of the post. Matter of fact is almost everything that people ask about is in the 99% camp of "absolutely normal Japanese". If it's in that 1% it's usually obvious enough that you don't even need to ask.

>>16746060

I would say "you're missing the point" but you didn't read the rest of the post so it'd be more accurate to say you skipped it entirely. I guess my 99% absolutely normal English was a little too hard to comprehend.

>>16746060
>>Just as Ulysses is written for normal anglophones
>It isn't.
It is.

>>16746047
While I do agree with you, I think the point is that it's ultimately a waste of time to ask how difficult something is. If you can't read eroge without much trouble, chances are most eroge will be difficult for you. If you can read manga easily, chances are most manga will be simple as well. The only way to tell how difficult something is is to give it a try.

>>16746073
>If you can read manga easily, chances are most manga will be simple as well.
I can read zettai reiiki but I can't read most manga I pick up.

>>16746074
Yeah, but you can probably read other SoL manga. Just like if you can read JoJo or something you can probably also read other shounen manga, etc.

>>16746080
I don't know, I haven't found anything anywhere near as simple as this yet.

>>16746082
からかい上手の高木さん
とらぶる

>>16746073

Even within the context of manga or eroge there is a fairly wide range of difficulty, but I do agree with this for the most part. When someone asks "how hard is this," rather than lying and saying "difficulty doesn't exist," we should say "try it yourself and find out."

>>16746074
This is what happens if you get trolled into "beginner recs". You're now gonna be very bad at Japanese for a long time since you're afraid to try anything that is even a little challenging / out of your comfort zone. Instead you're gonna shitpost in the thread forever about how everything is too difficult, while a different beginner who spent less time than you on Japanese already read five "hard" VNs.

>>16746082
what about....

>>16746093
そのまんがつまらない

>>16746090
>try it yourself and find out
Even that's inadequate though, when you think about it. Anything is going to be hard when you're starting out, so how is an absolute beginner supposed to know if they're facing something which will become appropriate to their level in a reasonable amount of time?

>>16746093
>>16746109
ちゃんとひはんするなら

そのまんが

ぼつこせいよりぼうとくてきで

むこせいよりむきしつな

さいあくのさいあく

I can't keep studying with 15+ threads opened in tabs

イースターっていつから？

after a year of studying i dont understand anything

>>16746715
You are doing something horribly wrong. My condolences.

>>16745605
Mods moved /djt/ to /int/. Then some from /int/ migrated to /jp/

What dictionary do you use with Rikaisama?

>>16746851
大辞林

>>16746851
I normally use the default one, then switch to the Kenkyusha J-E if the intended meaning isn't entirely obvious (which is most of the time for me right now). It looks wordy, but you don't have to read the whole lot, it's enough to just scan through the definitions and example sentences until you find one that seems relevant.

>>16746877
>J-E
lol

>>16746884
>J-J
Yeah, "bootstrapping" sure does help. Except it doesn't, and "bootstrapping" as an expression literally exists in the form it does because it doesn't work.

>>16746877
As you can probably see, it puts the japanese definition right next to the english one if that's your flavour. If you're at the level where you can read some japanese definitions but not others, then you can treat the english as a backup to save you from a tedious wiki walk, or whatever it is you would do with a J-J dictionary that you don't understand.

>>16746888
You can't learn Japanese.

>>16747449
I know more japanese than you.

>>16747581
prove it faggot.

>>16747680
First you prove that you know literally anything.

>>16747696
>literally anything
I have already proved i know how to operate a computer. Now, prove your claim or kys pls.

>>16747712
Not a fact, you could be a shitty AI.

Burden of proof is on the party that instigated the argument: >>16746884

>>16747718
you do know the difference between an argument and a discussion right? The argument:

I don't think you're right
therefore, I conclude that
I know more japanese than you

is not a sound argument. Please back up your statement with self sustaining evidence.
also, I'm not this faggot >>16746884

>>16747718
It's pretty clear you don't know any Japanese if you use J-E dictionaries, therefore someone who uses J-J knows more than you.

>>16747766
Why did you respond to the same post twice?

>>16747762
>The argument:
>I don't think you're right
>therefore, I conclude that
>I know more japanese than you
>is not a sound argument.
Nobody ever made that argument. You might want to review the context of post >>16747581

>>16747769
Are you in clinical therapy right now anon? I hope it's going well.

>>16747772
>Nobody ever made that argument.
oh, thats right. Sorry for assuming. You didn't EVEN make that argument. All you did was make a statement.

>>16747782
Yeah, I was assigned to life the hikineet way for the rest of my life due to crippling autism. It's going well.

>>16747783
That's right. I made a statement about my japanese in response to a statement about my japanese. Funny, huh?

>>16747788
only difference being the statement made about you actually has some merit. Yours were just, sad.

>>16747797
I didn't know making wild accusations about other people because they said something you don't like was meritable.

>>16747797
http://vocaroo.com/?upload

>>16747799
>something you don't like
*something completely retarded

>>16747803
I didn't know you were retarded. Really gives me second thoughts about having this conversation with you.

>>16747803
http://vocaroo.com/?upload

>>16747449
>>16747581
>>16747680
>>16747696
>>16747712
>>16747718
>>16747762
>>16747772
>>16747783
>>16747788
>>16747797
>>16747799
>>16747802
>>16747803
>>16747805
>>16747808
what is this even?

>>16747813
Someone samefagging because not everyone in DJT believes in their AJATT-based meme.

>>16747803
Just stop responding. Those people clearly have no interest in learning Japanese since they feel offended for getting called out on using something objectively bad rather simply than going ahead and fixing it in less than 5 minutes. They're also the ones who will go two years of study with their most accomplished read being Flyable Yotsuba & Wolf. Hugbox & comfort > progress.

99+% of the time, J-J dictionaries are better than J-E dictionaries only if the user understands enough japanese to understand the distinction the J-J definition is describing.

If they do not understand enough japanese to understand the nuance in the J-J definition, they do not benefit from using J-J dictionaries except in the 1-% of cases where J-E dictionaries have blatantly incorrect definitions, which, most of the time, you can just figure out with google images or something.

If they understand the nuance in a J-J dictionary, they don't need rikai or flashcards anymore. They just know enough japanese. If they don't understand the nuance in the J-J dictionary, forcing themselves to read J-J definitions instead of J-E ones isn't going to help any more than the ordinary content consumption they're already doing.

Beginners and intermediates using J-J dictionaries are just handicapping themselves and making their reading less compelling and less comprehensible. AJATT is a mistake.

>>16747838
Why are you responding to yourself?

>>16747839
You can't learn Japanese.

>>16747856
I know more japanese than you.

>>16747856
You should be able to read this.
http://vocaroo.com/?upload

>>16747839
I bought a J-J kanji dictionary with etomology and it's mostly contributed to me learning at an utterly glacial pace, so can confirm, but am still trying to grind through it anwyay.

>>16747865
That's the spirit. Radical freedom. Just learn japanese, even if your method sucks.

>>16747861
>manga
>read

>>16747869
Manga is the only reading actually. Nothing else exists. VNs and LNs are a conspiracy invented by anime forum moderators to kick out manga that they don't like.

何よこれ

>>16747839
The whole fucking point of a dictionary is to set out and explain as much as practically possible nuances and distinctions in plain, unambiguous, nuance-free language. J-J dictionaries aren't bad because you won't understand them, actually most of them are quite easy to understand even for a beginner once you have all the words in the definition memorised. They're bad because you'll waste time looking up a word in the definition of a word in the definition of a word instead of just stuffing more compelling content into your brain.

>>16747940
いわゆるautismってやつ
気にしない方がいい

>>16747947
by "nuance" there he meant "what they're even saying", not "the subtle connotations of tactful writing"

it's a euphemism for JSLs having bad comprehension of technical explanations

Where do I find the up to date version of ITHVNR?

I still got the one from the old ass guide (3.5640)

>>16748032
first result in google probably

>>16748032
http://www.hongfire.com/forum/forum/hentai-lair/hentai-game-discussion/tools-and-tutorials/411001-ithvnr-ith-with-the-vnr-engine/page11

>>16748047
Thank you anon.

>>16748034
Some anon said not to download a certain version, didn't remember if it was the one from github or hongfire though, just wanted to be sure.

Does Rikaisama work fine with the current version of Firefox? I haven't updated in about 1.5 years, but I'm thinking about doing it.

>>16748144
Install the developer edition of firefox and disable addon signing requirements in about:config. Also disable multiprocess. Then rikai-sama will work fine.

Note that I don't mean the unbranded firefox builds, I mean the renamed version of aurora.

>>16747802
http://vocaroo.com/i/s0bW2uFlrTSk

>>16747808
http://vocaroo.com/i/s0PbRDyQQZRG

>>16747861
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1kE8Ey4qNyx

Y'all pussies.

>>16748370
9/10 still better than mass effect

>>16748370
You sound really gay, way to prove a point though

>>16748370
がんばれおにいちゃん

>>16746877
Is that an Anki card?
If so where can I get the deck?

>>16748966
Look at this thirsty drone lmao

>>16748969
Hey man, just trying to get my study fix.
Those were some fine looking cards.

無意味スレひどすぎワロタwwwww

口からは愚痴と言い訳爆笑

>>16749037
お前の命は無意味だ

>>16749100
私はあなたを笑うために生まれてきたんだもん

Can someone help me with the kanji used in this text?

>>16749239
悲鳴が聞こえる。
嗚咽が聞こえる。
嘲笑が聞こえる。
咆哮が聞こえる。

>>16749319
サンキュ

タダ働きホントに好きよね爆笑

>>16746037
Man, that's a feeling that Anki peasants will never have.

I just finished my first 200 pages of untranslated manga. Praise me.

>>16749452
dont worry you can both share in common the feeling of never being fluent

>>16749461

>>16749461
How was your reading comprehension? That ultimately determines whether or not you deserve praise.

>>16749461
big ups

>>16749461

>>16749466
I think I understood like >90% without too much trouble with a bit help from Jisho.
A few bits might have been left slightly vague in terms of nuance, but I think I did all right.

>>16737114
Is there a Discord?
Will there be a Discord?

>>16749521
discord is for shit bag millennials so there should be

>>16749521
No and no.

>>16749521
actually on second thought maybe discord is a necessary evil to free the budding hentai game readers from the evil clutches of this thread

イースターってぜんぜんたのしくならないんだけど

どうやってたのしくなったらいいの？

イースターのたのしさ

おしえておにちゃん

イエスの再生とか

>>16749762
何その三次元雌豚
可愛いアニメ女の子しか見たくない
例えば苺ましまろからの

>>16749762
チョコレートとか

>>16749851
私の尻穴を見せます

よろしいですか

>>16749790
イエスはち〇こ切っても

また生えてくるの？

チョコレートに浸してから食べるなら問題ない

finished 1 month of Anki

誰も気にしないぜ

I'm confused. Is this the successor to the /a/ DJT or is the one on /int/ the true successor?

>>16750317
There's no successor.

>>16750323
Can you explain what happened?

One day months ago I tried looking for DJT on /a/ and just couldn't find it so I went on without visiting any japanese related "support groups".

Found DJT on /int/ by sheer coincidence and they redirected me here.

>>16750341
Read the notice at the bottom of http://djtguide.neocities.org/ and/or search the archive.

>>16750341
君なら変われる？

口だけだろgone

終わり