/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>17095820
xth for 連用形

>>17095820
Who is this gorgeous woman?

>>17095971
Dekiru-chan.

How do I permanently disable a card while reviewing? I am going through the core6k deck but there are some cards that I don't want to see again, should I "bury" them?

>>17096038
Just press delete

>>17096038
suspend

I have the core06k deck from ages ago with default setup, what does it expect me to do here?

>>17096224
Think of the answer.
し / よん - Four.

>>17096233

Even though it provides both answers as separate cards?

>>17096237
Doesnt matter you need to know them all
札
後
値
他
種
柄
額
頭
get cracking

Does anyone else have the problem where if you hear a Jap say a word you don't recognise at first it's fucking impossible to make out what syllables they're actually saying so you can look it up? I have to rewind over and over again when I'm watching anime to try and decipher what sounds a Jap's saying and a lot of the time I just end up giving up because I can't make it out at all

I know it's just a "you have to practice" thing, but I've been doing mainly listening practice for at least a year now and I've got at least three years of reading practice before that, and yet this still happens to me all the time

>>17096363
You just have to practice. Thousands of hours of practice. There's no trick to it.

>play VN
>become bored of reading and reading

>play game with gameplay
>huge guilt because i barely read a sentence per minute

>do anything non-japanese
>knot in stomach and self-loathing because doing non-japanese stuff

Whatever i do i feel like shit, help.

>>17096392
Lame

I already know pretty much every Japanese word anyone ever says I just can't fucking recognise them spoken

>>17096396
Surf Japanese sites
Watch anime
Watch Jdrama
Read LNs/Manga/Doujinshi

>>17096402
Never tried Jdrama, something to do.
What's the japanese 4chan ? Futaba is dogshit.

>>17096396
>play game with gameplay
>huge guilt because i barely read a sentence per minute

Yeah I know that feel.
At first I was happy that I could play it, but then felt guilty cause I didn't read anything for a while.

>>17096427
Watch yuusha yoshihiko if you haven't, it has japanese subs on http://www.d-addicts.com/forums/page/subtitles?#Japanese too

>>17096427
Scratch that, i was looking at futaba yeah but that's futaba channel i wanted.
Nice, i must be a retard because the pretty pictures are just what i needed to switch from boredom to procrastination mode - IN JAPANESE.

>>17096439
I don't really even know how to fix that.
I mean, a game with gameplay, but with lot of text ? What ? How could that work ?
I did play something close with 英雄戦姫 but the gameplay part have no text whatsoever and the events are too numerous, it's like some unholy mess have the downsides of both VN and gameplay game.

>>17096396
>>17096439
Stop being anxious DJT EOPs.

>>17092247
I think I got the light scripts figured out, but they seem to use some kind of nonstandard encoding sometimes. Do you happen to know if anyone has a mapping for that?

A particular example is a point in kaijiri.txt where it goes
>言語として認識できない別世界からの妖言は、しかしなぜか、そこに込められた想いだけは感じ取れた。
before and after that, there's dialogue with non-unicode text in it. An example is (right above that text):
>E3 80 8C 06 14 06 07 06 26 06 14 06 1F 06 2A 20 06 07 06 20 06 1A 06 39 06 2A 06 26 06 28 06 23 06 03 06 12 06 08 06 0C 06 02 06 06 06 27 E3 80 8D
which starts and ends in dialogue quotes but contains data that isn't normal utf-8 text of any kind. The 06 come before every single character that's coded in some some other kind of encoding, and each such character is packed the same way as utf-8 but doesn't correspond to a sensible character from unicode. If I just throw away the 06s I get control code stew.

>>17096454
Unfortunately, every game is bad for learning Japanese more or less, aside from RPGs and whatnot which may as well be VNs in between battles. There's a lot of idealism I see about learning Japanese through games but it almost always ends up with learning a tiny bubble of relevant Japanese and then just playing the game instead of learning. The only games that are really good to learn from are RPGs but like I said, those may as well be VNs given all the dialogue they have.

>>17096551
Thank G-d for doujins, at least fapping can be productive instead of the habitual waste it was.
That's a good two hours per day of reading for free.

>>17095820
Is there porn of this girl?

>>17096551

>>17096590
anime tiddies

Does vertical reading get as fast as horizontal reading after you get used to vertically typeset novels?

>>17096603
はい

>>17096603
Yes, now go back to reading you wanker.

>>17096603
Obviously

I don't even remember vertical writing ever giving me problems

>>17096612
よかったな

>>17096613
Sorry.

>>17096617
Only in books. I read them with the speed of a preschooler first met with the kana syllabaries. I read manga well.

This is what happens when you read more and stop being an ankidrone

>>17096656
>Read more
>Listening doubled

>>17096664
You'd be surprised how much reading can improve your listening.

>>17096670
I wouldn't, I've been reading for years and my listening comprehension is atrocious

Guess I'm in the minority though

>>17096670
I read and write fluent English, but since I almost never hear it spoken nor have any need to speak it, I usually don't understand anything when I hear English speech, in any accent. True story.

>>17096690
Thats because english media is largely shit. Why do you think we're here? To get into できないちゃん's pantsu?

>>17096680
At least for me, it was the increased speed of understanding certain words and grammar constructions that helped a lot. I don't have to stop and think what something meant as often.

>>17096690
Casual English or English in TV shows or movies and such?
I have a hard time understanding casual English sometimes even though I'm a native speaker. People don't necessarily speak in correct English.

>>17096703
>I have a hard time understanding casual English sometimes even though I'm a native speaker. People don't necessarily speak in correct English.
People DO necessarily speak in correct English. If a native speaker says it, thinks its right, and didn't say something they didn't mean to say, it is correct. By definition. Whether or not you understand it is unrelated, but most likely you're just an antisocial fuck and only know the dialect used in your own home, if you have one.

>>17096680
Read VNs, then you get listening practice included for free

>>17096714
h-hidoi

>>17096714
I was speaking of textbook English. No need to get so angry.

>>17096723
I tried that too but I find it hard to get into VNs because they're so fucking long, at the moment I'm just watching raw anime all day every day but my gains are slow, might try getting back into VNs again at some point

>>17096738
Textbook English isn't real English.

If you aren't a NEET, you can't learn Japanese.

>>17096742
There are many pretty short VNs. Try Planetarian or Saya no uta for example

>>17096703
TV shows and movies.
To be honest it's just laziness on my part. I'm simply not accustomed to how speech flows so words all blur together for me into sounds. There are also a few English words that I use, but don't know how they are pronounced, since I never bothered figuring it out.

If I bothered more with American or British TV content I would probably get used to it quickly, with subtitles at first.

>>17096727
ここは子供をいじめる禁止のルールではないけど

>>17096746
You get pretty defensive over the English language, don't you?

>>17096756
I'm not defending anything, I'm attacking you. Huge difference.

>>17096756
nobody speaks textbook english though

literally nobody, not even people who are speaking formally or lawyers

>>17096761
That's what I was saying. People will use words out of context and phrases that don't mean anything casually all the time, though more educated will think about their word choice more carefully. Shit like "For all intensive purposes" or "Could care less", or even "could of", "should of", or "would of".
Hell, the word "impact" wasn't even formally recognized as a verb until recently. In TV shows and movies this kind of speaking is generally weeded out.

>>17096779
none of those things you just listed are word choice. they're literally pronunciation. your problem is literally the fact that people aren't fully speaking out words that nobody ever actually fully speaks out. "could of" isn't what they're saying, they're saying "could have". i'm sorry, but anon's assessment of you being an antisocial prick seems like it was completely right.

androidの4chanビューワってどれがいい？

>>17096786
> "could of" isn't what they're saying, they're saying "could have".

If they actually were slurring "could have" nobody would write it as "could of".

>>17096798
"could care less" is an established idiom and means "that's something I can care very little about", not "I care so little that it's impossible for me to care less"

>>17096786
But that's not "correct" English, which is what my original point was. You do get used to common colloquial phrases but more uncommon ones are difficult to understand even if you are fluent. Not to mention people will jumble words together, get nuances wrong, slur words in a weird way. Not just in English, but in other languages too.

>>17096798
>>17096801
sorry misread your post and posted the wrong prefabbed response

"could of" is a pronunciation-spelling, not a misinterpretation of which word is there. they're saying "could've" but people hate contractions.

>>17096803
there's literally no such thing as correct english. maybe you should have a basic level of respect for your native language instead of pretending that your weird mental version of it that you learned by being antisocial and not interacting with people is how other people are supposed to talk.

>>17096779
I agree actually. Theres a lot of mispropaganda going on and its leading to an oversaturation of english as a whole that cannot be a unintended mistake.

>>17096803
Spoiler: if it's how people talk, it's correct. This is firmly a "you" problem. Nothing is wrong with other people.

>>17096805
Objectively wrong.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mRDaCZkMjs8

>>17096805
>mispropaganda
>oversaturation
>unintended mistake

>>17096810
be glad i left out discombobulation

I don't understand passive verbs.

Can anyone recommend me a source other than tae kim that explains this well?

I'll also gladly accept any advice on that matter.

What the fuck are you guys talking about

It's "couldn't care less"

>>17096809
I understand how language works, I'm just pointing out the obvious difference between the way of speaking you hear on TV or podcasts than what you hear on the street.
Besides, textbook English is meant to increase the ease of understanding, which is why colloquial phrases and overly passive sentences are generally looked down upon in media.

>>17096816
Passive verbs describe what is done to someone/something from the viewpoint of said someone/something.

>>17096816
A passive verb is a verb where the original logical object of the base verb is acting as the subject instead of the object.

ケーキが食べられる
The cake gets eaten

If you want to mark the original logical subject of the base verb, you use に. Be careful, に can also mark the indirect object of the base verb.

魚が猫に食べられた (this is an unusually uncommon sentence that's common in grammar texts)

"Couldn't care less" and "could care less" are two different sayings. One is literal and the other is sarcastic. The sarcastic one is said with a sarcastic tone.

>I couldn't care less.
It is impossible for me to care less about this than I do.
>I could care less.
Oh, yeah, as if there's anything in the world I could possibly care less about than this.

>>17096816
They are different from Indo-European passive verbs in that they can be used with a direct object (をば), or basically in that they are a little less grammatical and a little more context-driven, if that makes sense. The action is still passive. Sometimes the passive form of a verb is identical to its potential form, but the appropriate meaning is only one.

>>17096824
>I'm just pointing out the obvious difference between the way of speaking you hear on TV or podcasts than what you hear on the street.

>Besides, textbook English is meant to increase the ease of understanding
Textbook English is literally harder to understand, not easier. Nobody agrees on the nuances of "correct" English grammatical constructions. Everyone agrees on the nuances of colloquial constructions.

>which is why colloquial phrases and overly passive sentences are generally looked down upon in media.
Nobody worth their salt looks down on colloquial phrases. Overuse of the passive is a problem in *written* English, not speech.

>>17096816
It's when the subject is the object being acted upon
私は本を読む -> I read books
私に本が読まれる -> The book is being read by me

>>17096833
Nobody ever uses could care less in a sarcastic manner, it's always used in the exact same way couldn't care less is, it's simply an american mutation of the original saying

>>17096836
This is just the way that japanese expresses passives with prepositional objects, like "I was sat next to". Japanese verbal syntax doesn't have room to find a way to express the syntax of moving the prepositional object into the subject position, therefore the preposition is just not included in the final statement, but this is still the kind of statement it is, not some weird unspeakable exotic thing.

>>17096833
>One is literal and the other is sarcastic.
Where do you live?

>>17096845
>Nobody ever uses could care less in a sarcastic manner
They do actually.

>it's always used in the exact same way couldn't care less is
When they do it means "I could easily care very little about this", not a failed attempt at saying "I care so little about this it's impossible to care less".

>>17096833
I googled "I could care less" for the last 24 hours and nothing like that came up. Examples:

>This little girl could care less about Snow White.
>He even admitted it himself, he could care less whether or not he loses a client as there's always more to work with.
>I could care less about the resources.

You call other people anti-social but your knowledge is ivory tower bullshit. Try asking Cletus from Florida whether he's just slurring "could have" when he says "could of".

>>17096860
>You call other people anti-social
Sorry anon, but anon isn't me. I'm the anon that called you antisocial. Not only are you antisocial, you're paranoid too. You might want to stop visiting 4chan until you get a hold on your life.

>Try asking Cletus from Florida whether he's just slurring "could have" when he says "could of".
They're not saying "could of". They're saying "could've". And yes, they do know that it corresponds to "could have", and that it's a contraction. They really do.

>>17096851
>When they do it means "I could easily care very little about this", not a failed attempt at saying "I care so little about this it's impossible to care less".
It sounds more like you're just trying to force a justification for misusing the original saying

>>17096874
They're not misusing the original saying. They're misusing the sarcastic saying. But that's what's running through their subconscious when they say it, not "I can't actually care any less about this, I care so little".

>>17096874
welcome to the subjunctive, leave your textbooks in the trashcan fire, your grammar and logic are meaningless here. here be dragons.

>>17096869
>And yes, they do know that it corresponds to "could have", and that it's a contraction. They really do.

Sure they do. That's why they write it "could of". They must be doing it ironically.

>>17096877
Actually what's running through their subconscious is "hmm, where's that phrase I need in this situation, ah, yeah, that one". They don't care about the actual meaning at all. It's just a speech act, and it's perfectly valid no matter what's going through their particular head, because whatever they do is necessarily correct.

>>17096914
The fact that they slip in a ʌ before the v to make it easier to say doesn't mean they're saying the word "of". They don't even think they're saying the word "of".

When they go to type "could of" (which I never said wasn't wrong, I should add), they're typing that because writing things the way you pronounce them is natural. Not because they think the word there is "of".

Even if a kid who's still learning to read and hasn't learned about contractions yet interprets it as the same "of", there is no part of their mind that considers it to have the same lexical function. The inflexibility of natural human language acquisition does not allow them to consider it to be the wrong word. It's *legiterally* impossible. Words are lexical functions, not spellings.

>>17096914
the fact that you humor the possibility that they actually think they're saying "of" proves how anti-social you are

>>17096837
That's why I said it was "meant" to be easier. Obviously the dialect people grow up around is the easiest to understand, but textbook English is a standard meant to be understood no matter what dialect you are used to.
>Nobody worth their salt looks down on colloquial phrases.
If it's a very common, nationwide colloquial phrase than yeah it will be used in media, but region specific colloquialism is frowned upon. Nobody is going to understand what I meant if I say, "I got cut by a jaggerbush" unless you are from Pittsburgh.
>Overuse of the passive is a problem in *written* English, not speech.
You do know that the best way to proofread a paper is to read it aloud, right? Those passive sentences stick out like a sore thumb when said aloud.

>>17096914
Very few people write "could of". Almost everyone, from all walks of live, including prestigious ones, pronounce the 've as "of", but only people who don't read enough write it as "could of". That alone proves you wrong that when people pronounce it "of" they think it's "of". A minority do so at the very best.

>>17096933
>region specific colloquialism is frowned upon
Nobody is going to shit on you if you say "hoagie", "tag sale", "big rig", or "can of fizzy". They might at best find it interesting. If they go full autism on you, they're a vast minority.

>You do know that the best way to proofread a paper is to read it aloud, right? Those passive sentences stick out like a sore thumb when said aloud.
Yes. Because nobody speaks like that. And nobody DOES speak like that. It's a problem in written English. It doesn't happen in spoken English.

>>17096933
everyone speaks a dialect bud, nobody's got time to frown on that

>>17096934
This is ignoring the obvious fact that if people did think it's what they were saying then it would be true and correct because they think so.

跪け！

>>17096999
なでなで方がしたい

Every year I purposely miss a day or two of anki. It gives me motivation to keep going another year to get it back to 100%

>>17097016
yes all one years, good job anon

>>17097024
No I just set it to this

>>17097030
i was making fun of your total matures

>>17097050
Except you cant see my total matures in that. Only weekly reviews and total reviews? Good job at reading charts anon, I commend you

>>17097059
i can estimate it based on new cards per day, recent matures, and the shape of the review rep growth curve

>>17097065
Wow, you're like a rocket scientist!

>>17097066
it's just a guess man

>>17097059
What's the point of suspending/buring shit?

>>17097079
Most of it is either. Parts of a grammar deck I didn't want to use, or words from core that were obvious loan words or I already knew. I just shift+1 them when I see them

ニートルンペンにならないように頑張ってください！

>>17097120
もう遅いぜ

>>17096828
>>17096831
>>17096843
Hm so what is the subject or object here? (problematic part is the sentence in the middle)

「春ちゃんは自分でお弁当を作ってるんだよねー」
「マコちゃんもだっけ？」
「うん、そう」

「ほほーう、そう言われると味見させていただかないわけにはいきませんな」

「どれどれー、マコちゃんはどんなの作ってきたのかなー？」」
「あ、あまり見ないで……小春みたいに上手くないから……」

>>17097135
遅くなんてないもん！！
人生を諦めないで！

>>17097187
There is formally no subject in that sentence. It is implied to be the speaker herself.

probably the shittiest djt so far. congrats to the "could/n't care less" fags. insightful

>>17097387
Alright, fuck off now

>>17097387
Autists have their autism and the right mindset to be pedantic pricks, they just don't necessarily have the right knowledge, so they embarrass themselves.

At the guy who was trying to get 悦楽の胤 running a while back, I got it to work with ntlea. I basically followed the instructions here:
www.anime-sharing.com/forum/torrents-47/5-[170428]-[grand-cru]-ｊｋおむchu-[h-game]-605363/#post2693362

I'm probably part of some botnet now.

>>17097436
Just migrate to Linux and do it in a dedicated Windows VM next time.

>>17097446
All games should be run inside a Japanese windows virtual machine.

No one would be silly enough to run them on their normal computer, right?

>>17097466
It seems like the prudent measure if you want to avoid joining a botnet.

So when it comes to kanji...
Do all meanings correspond to a respective reading, like in a mathematical function whereas every input has one output (example below of the image I made), or is it that all readings in general can have all possible meanings it just depends on the context (example above of the image)? In other words, does a particular reading bond to a particular meaning, or can all possible readings have all possible meanings, just depending on context?

Man, formatting this with working sentences and J-J definition was harder than I thought it would be.

>>17097705
>does a particular reading bond to a particular meaning
Yes.
喪失 喪神
喪服 喪主

>>17097705
Dude, take a step back from the kanji and focus on whole words.
Kanji are just characters. They encode a word, and that word has readings and meanings. Learning "kanji readings" and "kanji meanings" is a stopgap measure meant to let you handle unknown words.

>>17097705
音読み are basically synonymous with each other. Whether 呉音 or 漢音 or some other is used is a matter of origin or at times arbitrary convention. It is probably possible to notice a very general trend of 呉音 readings being in one way or another of Buddhist origin, but not necessarily, or already far removed from their Buddhist implications (e.g. 人間).

訓読み are best viewed as Japanese words in their own right, written with various Chinese characters because they sort of matched, but the semantic match is not necessarily exact (to the actual Chinese characters).

Chinese-originating compounds with 音 readings are often two synonyms put together, or an abbreviation of two other compounds, which may sound nonsensical upon analysis. From the Japanese perspective, uncommon senses of kanji are often used.

Japanese-made ones are usually quite straightforward, so they are easily spotted, but older 訓読み compounds can be highly metaphorical.

>>17097773
>人間
Though I should add that this word has a super uncommon reading of じんかん which is the human world, unrelated to Buddhism. Things like this are exceptions.

When you hear a kanji compound word that you're unsure about, do you sometimes try to match what you've heard to any of the kanji you know with that reading in the hopes you'll understand the meaning?

>>17097721
How did you add the J-J definition?

>>17097245
What makes you think it's the speaker itself?

Sorry I still dont get that sentence.

>>17097187
>>17097883
The part you're confused about roughly translates to "after being told that (the fact that they make their own 弁当) [...]"

>>17097883
"Being told that, it cannot be that one will not receive the humble privilege of respectfully having a taste".
The tone is completely off in this literal translation that I just wrote, but does it still make you confused as to who this " one" is? I would think not.

>>17097874
https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/1967553085
Sanseido had a domain change, so you need to edit the line with the url (from .net to .biz). Only drawback is it doesn't automatically add the J-J definition, you have to bulk add them each time.

I feel like no matter how many times I hear a word I still just never remember it, some words I must have heard tens of thousands of times by now but I still have to look them up before I remember them

I think maybe I'm just too overly reliant on dictionaries, I've gotten into the habit of using them straight away without thinking about it and now it's really hard to break the habit

>>17097915
>>17097895
I see thank you so much!

>>17097954
You identified your problem correctly. I had the same one. Just force yourself to pull the words from your memory. They really do stick after that.

>>17097954
>>17097966
Or you could just have Alzheimer's.
Eat more vitamin B2. And B13.

>>17097954
When I took the J-Cat today, there was a reading question about a guy who heard a phrase and basically it boiled down to "don't just remember the definitions of words, remember how they are used" and I think that's great advice. Don't know if it's particularly applicable, but whatever.

>>17098023
What was your score?

>>17098029
>>17096656

why no kanji but when I look it up it has kanji?

>>17098039
Because some words are /usually/ in kana but sometimes it's in kanji

>>17098039
There are lots of words of Japanese origin, particularly adverbs, that are conventionally written in hiragana instead of kanji, possibly because there don't have homophones you could mixed them up with, or the kanji is some type of irregular reading. Nevertheless, minna is written pretty often in both hiragana and kanji.

>>17098039
>Core

そのしゃしんは俺だ。
俺をファックをするのが良くない考えだよ。
昨日ヤクザを入ったから俺を見るのが危ないだけだ。

>>17098156
憧れちゃう～
友達になってください
危ないさん

>>17097883
In sentences where the subject isn't stated you can pretty much always assume it's the speaker

>>17098066
Are the core decks really that bad? I did Genki and I was thinking about doing Core or something but I see a lot of people prefer their own decks. But how to start?

>>17098265
うるさい！
てめえを殺す！
俺のちんこはお前の犬に入るよ！！！
冗談じゃないよ！ 俺は犯罪をしたが多いだよ！

Are 溢れる (こぼれる) and 溢れる (あふれる) interchangeable?

>>17098315
You can start off with core for a bit, but what's really useful is a mining deck where you get words that you find while reading.

>>17096747
>If you aren't a NEET, you can't learn Japanese.
N99 to N1 while being a student and then an engineer
はい、論破

Friends, I've been trying to get a mining deck going, but for some reason cards aren't adding to the deck. I click r and get little pop up that says note added. But when I go to look, there's no new cards in my deck. Has anyone else had this issue or know how to solve it?

>>17098319
There may be some contexts where 溢れる could be read as either あふれる or こぼれる and both would make sense. But to begin with I think こぼれる would usually be written 零れる or in hiragana. 溢れる is an unusual spelling and my IME doesn't even support it.

But there are some contexts where only one or the other would be possible, because they don't mean exactly the same thing. For example, 目に涙が溢れる can only be read as あふれる. 穴から粉が溢れる can only be read as こぼれる. 水が溢れる could be either one (but I would guess あふれる first because it's more common).
https://dictionary.goo.ne.jp/thsrs/15996/meaning/m0u/

>>17098320
Thanks!

>>17098362
Have you tried making a card manually? Sometimes you need to do that to start it off

>>17096798
They're saying could've

Is adding some extra new cards in a deck on a day I'm free worth it, or is the "short term workload increase" Anki mentions going to kick my ass?

>>17098554
Depends on how many you add and how often you do it.

ふああ

おはようおにいちゃん

おげんきですか

足りない。。。
もと言葉を暗記すべきである

>>17098565
I'm thinking a day's worth of cards (30), 1-2 a week at most. Basically, doing extra on weekends.

>>17098648
Yeah that will definitely increase your load quite a bit, especially on Mondays and Tuesdays. I wouldn't worry about cramming in as many words as you can, though. Reading native material is much more important, so spend that extra time on reading instead.

>>17098623
じゃあとりあえず「もっと」を暗記しろ

>>17098496
Oh, that worked! Thanks, anon. It was so simple; but, I probably never would have tried it!

any clues on the "ににほひける" at the last line?

I have decided.

I am going to learn Japanese

>>17098686
Nope

>>17098686
がんばって！

>>17098686
決めることではないよ

>>17098686
もうダメだ、決まったとったん落ちたぞ

>>17098678
http://www.rakuten.ne.jp/gold/ogurasansou/hyakunin/035.html

What is the male equivalent of ko in a name?
For example with kyouko, what would be the male equivalent name be?

>>17098716
”たろう”と思う

>>17098708
ありがと、このリンクの言葉は面白い。

>■□■ 現代語訳 ■□■
>笑う門には福来る

I havent done anki in two weeks and have like 2000 reveiws due. Is this the end for me?

>>17098846
Yes.

>>17098846
Take it easy, start doing them little by little.

>>17098846
Just stop doing it and read/listen more instead

>>17098686
出来ない

>>17098716
すけ and ろう seem very male.

>>17098716
郎

>>17098846
Just find a way to break it up. Mine gets out of hand and I just do it whenever I have time and focus on adding new cards and new exposure.

WHY JAPANESE PEOPLE?

>>17098893

>>17098942
Why are you so retarded?

>>17098948
You can't defend that.

>>17098949
Yeah, I can, since you're retarded.

>>17098950
Not an argument. You sure are dumb for someone calling others retarded.

>>17098953
You're retarded enough to not realize that 80% of these words mean the same thing as 感じる in proper context.

>>17098955
I see you've made a thesis, but no supporting evidence. May as well have just kept whining aimlessly, which you probably will keep doing anyway.

>>17098966
I see you've made a retarded reply, but with no need for one. May as well just kept acting retarded aimlessly, which you probably will keep doing anyway.

>>17098968
Called it. Boring.

>>17098969
At least you tried to make a witty response this time.

Argue for real or fuck off.

>>17098977
I gave him the opportunity but he pussed out, don't get mad at me for another man's cowardice.

>>17098978
Fuck off.

>>17098977
I tried to make it interesting, since I'll talking with a mentally disabled person.

>>17098981
I don't care, fuck off.

>>17098981
>since I'll talking with a mentally disabled person.

>>17098986
I thought this was a thread for Japanese? Let's get on topic, fucker.

I enjoy raping my brain with Japanese text.

>>17098996
I enjoy raping you with Japanese doujin memes.

>>17098998
その調子

>>17096363
Maybe I'm an idiot but can't you enable Japanese subtitles for anime to make it easier for yourself?

When I watch Guy Ritchie films, I have to enable English subtitles even though English is my native language, just because I can't decipher half of what the English blokes are saying without the subs.

>>17099150
The problem is finding Jap subs to begin with.

There's a ton of people speaking English, so someone might do it for them, but for Jap it's not a 100% deal.

>>17099186
they really hate their deaf

>>17099186
Maybe go out of your way to find Japanese media that is subtitled?

Instead of watching what you like and hoping for subtitles, go find some movie, TV series, anime, whatever that is subtitled.

>>17099265
I was not parent. I just struggled finding Jap subs for a couple of things and gave up. I mostly just read manga, plan to move to LNs at some point.

"みたい" as in "-like; sort of; similar to; resembling" is derived from 見る, right?

What media are you guys consuming?

I'm enjoying a playthrough of a sound novel game. I'm learning a lot from it.
https://youtu.be/QuKMr-Tpfw8
Both the game and the narrators have an amazing sense of humor.
Sometimes when the game presents a joke and I don't get it, they sometimes talk about it. Like the 「ロンバケ」joke. If I was just reading it by myself I would have just thought it was actually a london horse betting gambling drama like the game explains, until the narrators point out "maybe it's like that in that world"
Jokes in are much funnier in Japanese when you end up getting them and realize how well set up they are.

>>17099400
I'm reading 黒 now and I'm really enjoying it. I like comfy horror.
And I read ぼっちな僕らの恋愛事情 yesterday, it was a cute little romance manga. Dragged on even for a 2 volume manga but it was decent.

>>17099398
Kind of. It's a corruption of 見たようだ.
https://dictionary.goo.ne.jp/jn/212086/meaning/m0u/
>《連語「みたようだ」の音変化》

>>17099400
I've been following that series too, pretty great so far.
If you haven't yet, you should watch their playthrough of 夕闇通り探検隊, the character voices they use can make it a lot fun. I think I might actually watch the whole thing again because of how better my Japanese has got since then.

For today, just read vol1 of 女子高生のつれづれ、 pretty comfy.

>>17099429
なんでその猫の足が長い？

>>17099588
and I forgot the webm link for 夕闇通り https://a.pomf.cat/svsuti.webm

>>17099588
>>17099593
Can you help me with their names?
The one who sounds like Akio Otsuda called otoja, right?
The other two I can't seem to remeber.
It's pretty amazing how they have such a wide interest in games. Playing novel games and action games is unheard of in western let's play channels.

>>17099634
Here is some random solo videos
弟者： https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=chaVd3cyglI
兄者： https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1vt1pgWC-A
おついち： https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZDyWyiv1Q0
When they put subtitles up, they are red/blue/green respectively.

>>17099580
Thanks.

>>17099589
なんとなく適当な機能です

In Anki Real-Time Import is it possible to import the reading as Kanji[Furigana] instead of just the reading for a field? For example add 未明[みめい] instead of it just adding みめい to the field? Or do I need to do it manually?

>>17099681
No reason to do so. Just use
<ruby>{{KanjiFieldName}}<rt>{{KanaFieldName}}</rt></ruby>
on the card template.

I read a whole page without translating and it felt so fucking good. But question, what do you guys do when you encounter Kanji that you don't know and the hiragana is just not there?

>>17099840
I look them up on http://kanji.sljfaq.org/mr.html

>>17099849
あるがとふぁむ

>>17099840
1. try to guess the reading (based on the radical for 音読み or on the okurigana/context for 訓読み)
2. if I fail, look it up by handwriting it http://kanji.sljfaq.org/draw.html
3. if somehow I fail at that too, look it up by radical or SKIP number

>lost 100% anki frequency because I unexpectedly managed to sleep for 21 hours
>reviews accumulated
I don't even have the will to keep anki up now. How do people do accumulated reviews? It's such a chore.

>>17099943
Pause new cards until you catch up.

I find myself barely with enough time every day to do Anki and keep cutting off reading and grammar study

I'm not going to make it

>Read Tae Kim
>Suggests を　is almost never used other than being a particle
>けがをした

This shit keeps throwing me off

>>17100060
Anon, its not a train that you have to be on or itll leave without you. Its a journey that each person takes themselves at the pace they can manage. As long as you dont give up, youll make it.

>>17098686

>>17100121
Wat

>>17098686
I've decided that you aren't.

>>17098686
Most people here aren't even learners. Just letting you know.

>>17100060
it's more likely you have poor time management skills or aren't prioritizing your studying, rather than you simply have too little time.

it's like people who complain they don't have the time/energy to go work out at the gym. nothing but excuses.

>>17100305
I *don't* have the time/energy to go work out at a gym. The only gyms near me are simply too far away. And you don't need a gym to exercise.

>>17100324
The point is, if you wanted to do it, you would so stop making bullshit excuses

>>17100331
Your metaphor is a classist piece of shit, fuck you.

>>17100335

that poster isn't even me. look dude, the point is you can fit a 2 hour block of studying (or going to the gym) into your daily routine. everyone can.

the purpose of the gym comparision was about people who CAN afford to go to the gym financially BUT complain they don't have the time WHEN they do in reality.

these people do have the time but they'd rather lounge on the couch sending snapchats and munching on cheezits after they get home from work, rather than working out. the point is don't make excuses.

it is extremely unlikely any given person can't fit 2 hours of studying into their daily routine. unless you're working a 15 hour shift.

あついあつい

うだるようなあおぞらで

ブラすけるんだけど

>>17100375
I don't give a shit how right you are about anki, I give a shit about how wrong you are about everyday human life.

>>17100379
Everyday human life usually involves at least a few hours off. Doing anki reps usually only takes half that time anyway.

>>17100392
Not a response to what I said.

you two should kiss

>>17100394
You said that the guy saying that everybody has a few hours per day free was wrong. How is saying that most people do, in fact have a few hours of spare time per day "not a response"?

>>17100397
I don't think the second anon has time in his schedule for such things

>>17100399
I never said that.

>>17100404
I think I figured out why you're trapped in the lower classes.

>>17100399
* He didn't say that. He said people who complain about not having the time or energy to go to the gym are making excuses. That's completely different from having free time. For some people it is simply not reasonable to spend the necessary time to go to the gym.

>>17100406
Who do you think you're responding to?

>who am I quoting?

>>17100406
I live in the middle of the woods, not a slum. There are no gyms near me. The assumption that exercise is about gyms is at best classist, and at worst dehumanizing by way of reducing part of human nature (exercising) to a paid service..

>>17100404
Lemme run down your argument from the top

>I have no time to learn, can barely even Anki

"Everyone has time, stop making excuses"

>I cant work out at the gym, its too far away, who even needs a gym?

"Not important, the point is that you have time"

>CLASSIST PIECE OF SHIT

"k, cool, well just study, everybody has free time in their day unless theyre a worker robot"

>You're right but fuck you, you dont know what my life is like

"Everybody has a few hours off"

>Not a respose

"Youre an idiot"

>Nuh uh

2/10 bait, almost worth a trip to >>>/trash/

>>17100422
>I have no time to learn, can barely even Anki
I never posted that. Stopped reading there.

holy shit he actually assumed that the guy who got mad at him was the person he was responding to lol

It's ironic, isn't it?
Wasting time arguing about not having time.
Someone write a haiku about those two.

>>17100416
the fact that you've been in this thread for two hours tells me that you do in fact have time.
instead of shitting up this thread maybe you should learn japanese

>>17100432
I don't give a shit about how much time people have lol

Oh, sorry

I don't give a shit
About how much time we have
At all oh sorry

>>17100434
I'm currently reading.

>>17090065
A little update: the highlight buttons now highlight the entire test description area of a single entry. The trade off: individual genre tags are not highlighted. Entries also now have a clear selection button.
Added a simple button which allows anons to scroll back to top with a single press, for navigation ease. It may not be useful at the moment but I figure once the rest of the CoR contents are added, it will end up rather long in the tooth and make scrolling to the top manually a pain.

Focusing on the rest of the CoR series at the moment. Looking to do it in stages so if for whatever reason you find yourself using browsing the site and there are a large amount of entries with missing data, images, etc. they will be in the process of being added and it isn't an error.
Doing it that way to get an idea of how much room it all takes up, etc. It will look a little messy till all of the data is up to date.

>>17100452
How do i upload?

>>17100468
This is data taken from the CoR, which I don't maintain, and data taken from a personal collection I am building up, found here:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1jcn7Z4tbdRblEGnq6jzfW_sc-cOekTSs_N8z7mqb8Uc/edit?usp=sharing

To upload (manga?) I guess you would upload them and send the information to the DJT site feedback.

>>17096441
thanks for the recommendation, great show!

Reminder that it is a wasted effort if you are learning Japanese solely to read untranslated Manga/VN and not to put it to use in a career field or moving to Japan and talking to Japanese natives.

>>17100654
there's literally no such thing as wasted effort

>>17100654
But using it in meaningful ways is so scary!
I'm not even trying to be cute, I have zero confidence in my ability as a profession, I've done some translation LPs but that's as far as it goes for meaningful use.

>>17100654
Why do you think so?

>>17100661
because he has a stupid view of other peoples' lives

>>17100654
>living in Japan
Was thinking about that, but I'm already living in a first world country which in my opinion is better than Japan.

Now if I had the chance to get a job where I work with Japanese companies and would be spending a week over there every now and then, I would gladly accept but realistically speaking I doubt that is going to happen.

>>17100885
ちょっとにほんいってくるって

しゃっきんしてにほんくるあのんがいるけど

日本円建ての借金はやめたほうがいいよ

>>17100654
I just think it's fun to read material in another language.
If I end up living in Japan, well that's just a bonus.

a silly question maybe: Why are the most popular fonts used for romaji on Japanese websites so weird? They have weird spacing and the letters/numbers often sit next to each other (such font is used on jp Wikipedia for example)

does it serve some purpose or is it just something they got used to?

Anyone here trying the JP Duolingo course? I just started out, for the 5th time or so in like 5 years, and it's easy to pick up so far, I know the kana pretty well.

Right now I'm learning about reading time etc, and I feel I'm making progress. Only downside is that it doesn't learn you a single thing about particles and when to use them, but I do have to use multiple in a single sentence already.

What's /jp/'s opinion about it?

>>17101564
Garbage

>>17101543
So far as I can tell, they're all full-width text, and it's my guess that some Japanese programs may not play nice with half-width texts as Japanese fonts generally do not use it(unless you want unreadable garbled bullshit for complex kanji). There's probably other reasons related to unicode or some shit like that. Or maybe it's just too much of a pain to switch to half-width manually as in with IME, so they say fuck it and do it the easy way.

>>17100375

Original bitcher here

I work two jobs and go to school, plus go to the gym and am part of a small extra curricular project. My Japanese learning takes place at the end of the day, and I decided to get six hours of sleep instead of eight so I could do it.

I'm not auming for a sob story here but sometimes people really do have time constraints. I haven't played a fucking video game since I started this, it's effectively my only hobby now.

>>17101612
>full-width text
Guess that's it! Thanks for the answer.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halfwidth_and_fullwidth_forms

Every fucking day some stupid cunt comes to this thread asking if Duolingo is good and every time they get told it's shit.

It's annoying as fuck, can we please put something in the OP that answers this question.

>>17101767
No, that will give them SEO.

>>17101767
No one is actually asking questions about it, it's just one person wanting to advertise.

>>17101779
We know.

>>17101781
Not the guy I'm responding to, apparently.

>>17101788
I just assumed it was the shill himself trying to be subversive, but that's because I'm an asshole.

>>17095820
how do I punish myself if I skip a day?

captcha hopefully not related

>>17101794
Force yourself to clean your room

>>17101794
Ejaculate on your face.

>>17101795
That's actually probably a really good idea cause if my environment is clean I tend to be more motivated.

>>17101794

>>17101794
Try rewarding yourself when you actually do things, it can be more effective than avoiding punishment. (You're also more likely to just not give yourself any punishment)

Also, break down your study into small actionable tasks. Makes getting things done a lot easier.

>>17101845
それはご褒美かも

>>17100452
Is this on github or something? Your HTML/CSS skills are lower-cicle-of-hell tier.

>>17101800
Why would feel motivated to clean your room, but not motivated to learn?

>>17101880
Not him but cleaning is brainless, you don't have to think. Some people even find it relaxing.

あ...三十路なのに、中二病をひいたかも

>>17101880
Because room cleaning is something that isn't studying, thus I have motivation.

>>17101927
>三十路なのに

>>17099657
Not the guy you were replying to but thanks for linking these, Ive been thinking about watching lps in japanese to improve my hearing.
Could you tell me which keywords to use when looking for lets plays on youtube? I tried googling it but I couldnt find an answer. I might just be retarded but it seems like its hard to find translations of internet slang/vocab.

>>17102296
ゲーム実況動画

>>17102296
実況プレイ

わたしは実況ゲイ

>>17101794
Isn't not learning Japanese punishment enough?

>>17102313
ありがとう
>>17102329
ゲイさんもありがとう笑

汝

How am I supposed to know how to read this without furigana?

>>17102764
prolly from not being born yesterday

>>17102764
なんじ I think.

>>17102764
I've only seen it once, and it was なんじ

>>17102793
>>17102799
I've only seen なんじ too as they use it in persona, but now I came across this and started questioning myself.

>>17102764
By not being a DJT EOP.

>>17102828
とにがく

にほんごすぎだがらだんじょうぶ

>待たせたてるし
Is this some ghetto grammar or sth?

>>17102902
It's probably a typo and supposed to be 待たせてるし

Get used to it if you play cheap mobage

>>17099807
You're a lifesaver, thank you so much for your help!!

>>17100121
>けがをした
Literally is "I did an injury" so を is a particle, what's the doubt in this?

>>17100121
足気をつけなさいよ

So I need to learn all the hiragana characters before learning words and meanings?

>>17103005
Read the guide.

>>17103012
I did.

>>17103005
No, you don't need to learn to read or write at all.
Just listening is enough if you want to learn words and meanings.

But it'll greatly help you to be able to read.

>>17103016
I intend to learn the written language as well, it's just that the guide says "have a firm grasp of hiragana before continuing" and I was wondering what that meant, exactly. Do I just need to be able to recognize the characters?

>>17103050
Maybe. I still don't know how to write anything but I've already finished Taekim and am 1.2k words in CORE

>>17103050
You can literally learn to read and write hiragana in a day. Do it before moving onto the grammar guide.

>>17101873
Feel free to improve it.

おはようおにいちゃん

にほんはいま朝の三時

ウシミツアワー

妹は酔ってるぞ

>>17103144
ヤれ

>>17103144
チャンスだ

>>17101622
get anki on your smartphone, and do your deck while on work breaks, in between sets at the gym, on your commute if you do public transportation, etc.

there's always a way. there's always a fucking way.

>>17103090
That's why I asked if it was in github

>>17103144
みせいねんはおさけのんだらいけません

Wish there were some resources for recommended Japanese websites/podcasts/nico channels/youtube channels etc

There's only so much reading VNs and watching anime can help

>>17103144
>>17103258
妹さんが何歳か。

>>17103271
Why do you need a "recommended" for everything? Just consume what you want.

>>17103276
I don't know what I'm looking for, the internet's a huge place, it's just easier to use shit that works for other learners

>>17103271
If you're confident enough to use media that is entirely in Jap, just look up things that you like. Google works for Japanese too.

>>17103279
You don't know what you learned Japanese for? Wow, how unlucky.

>>17103281
I've tried, but I've got some sort of autism I get sensory overload when I'm presented with too much choice and just end up not going with anything

>>17103271
http://forum.koohii.com/thread-14283.html

I'm looking to learn Japanese since I made the mistake of learning (and then dropping) Russian in college.

Give it to me straight: How bad of an idea is it to go the DuoLingo course alone? Would it be better to ignore it entirely or use it alongside the DJT guide?

>>17103607
It's a great idea, it'll give you a perfect starting point and develop your skill to at least an intermediate level. You shouldn't bother with the guide, it's outdated anyway these days, Duolingo is all you need.

>>17103607
>How bad of an idea is it to go the DuoLingo course alone?
It's not exactly a bad idea. You won't get as high of the results you'd get if you followed the DJT guide in entirety, but it's still a very good learning course for beginners. If you don't have much time to study everyday, then Duolingo is going to be pretty useful. So I say go for it.

ワロタ

>>17102967

That makes sense, I'm retarded

This Dudlingo shilling is getting out of fucking hand

>私が毎日掃除しなきゃいけないくらい
Having a hard time understanding what くらい is doing here. Could it be she was going for くらいなら but just omitted the なら?

The other alternatives would be くらい meaning "to the extent that" but I can't really fit that with having to clean every day, and くらい meaning approximately for amounts but I'm assuming if she wanted to say about roughly every day she would put くらい directly after 毎日.

I'm confused as hell.

>>17103740
くらい is being used as an adverbial particle similar to ほど.
Skin is so tight around the head that cleaning it every single day is necessary

>>17103740
So big that she would have to clean it everyday

>>17103764
>>17103765
Great thanks. There was no mystery on くらい after all I was just derping pretty hard it seems. For some stupid reason I insisted on separating the whole sentence in 3 different ones.

>>17103607
I can't even find an English to Japanese course on the website. Are you not a native English speaker?

>>17103823
It's only available on iOS right now. Android and Web lessons will be coming later.

>>17103834
Ah, thanks. That's a shame, I was semi-interested.

>>17103272
いくつにみえる？

失礼ですが、あなたは王と救い主イエス・キリストについて語られる暇がありますか

>>17104078
ないです
読んでないエロゲーがある限り

>>17102116
thanks, i forgot where i was for a second

hi everybody i'm tae kim and welcome to the Xth lesson to learning japanese from scratch

>>17103740
That reminds me that I can't stop reading 子宮 as こみや...

>>17104298
Watch more porn.

>>17104150
Tyler is full of shit that I learned more from actual reading than his shitty grammar guide

>>17103607
it's slow, takes you too an extremely low level, and confuses you. avoid at all costs

>>17104557
If it's so bad then why does DJT keep recommending it.

>>17104946
Because it's the least bad.

I sing the kana as I'm writing the romaji down on my worksheet in the tune of Pachelbel's Canon. Am I going insane?

>>17104958
What about Namasensei?

>>17104968
Namasensei doesn't even teach you enough to count.

>>17103196
This is piracy, remember. No sane person would put this up on github.

>>17104946
Train hard fight easy.

>>17104968
It's what I used to learn kana, but he rally has no content.

>>17104946
It gets you reading. The real resource to reference is DOJG plus reading native material.

>>17105016
I like JTMW more to be honest. It doesn't go as far, but the explanations and examples are much better.

>>17104078
にほんではマリア信仰はよくあるんですけどイエス信仰はあんまりないです

>>17105091
案の定萌え萌えマリアは大人気なやつ、なんでだよ

>>17103196
Any plaintext hosting service, like pastebin, would work fine.
If the html, javascript or css file could be improved in one part, copy/paste it to a pastebin then send the link via feedback on the manga link on the /djt/ web page.
No need to overcomplicate the handling of a simple single webpage.

>>17105191
おっさんのほうが人気があるとか

ホモホモしいな

実際、牧師はホモばかりですが

>全然足りない。
>でも、加納さん家を出て、金欠の身の僕だ。
>これもやむなしか。
What's the function of しか here? From what I found やむなし can mean "no choice but to", but I can't really piece the rest together.

>>17095820
ゆるゆり volume 15 published today! Fuck yeah!
Grab it hot off the (digital) presses:
https://mega.nz/#F!UGZ2DTaD!WsybcLU0NV6rs5l8f2MOaA

Uploading volumes 1~14 to the above linked folder, to make an updated mirror of the CoR version.

>>17105338

>>17105338
どうも

>>17105334
>これも、（やむ＋なし）＋か

だよ

とうきょうことばだと

>これも、やむを得ない

だよ

>>17105371
ありがとう。

Why is the little picture for the guide
出来
ない
instead of
な出
い来
?

>>17105387
Why do you think?

>>17105341
otp

>>17105387
The site favicon?

Perhaps a silly question but it would really great to get some help:

Can I open up the list of cards from a premade deck (dojg, core10k) on a pc and easily sort through and delete all the stuff i know? i'm n2 preparing for the n1 test so i know probably mosy of these cards.

I have a reason i want to do this that would take more explanation than its worth.

>>17105436
Yes you can, but isn't that like super inefficient?
Checking 10000 cards may take some time, but you can delete cards with a single button press if you want.

>>17105488
Perhaps its innefficient but its what i want to do.

How do i do it?

And what single button press? On ankidroid its like 3 presses

>>17105436
If you really want to go them 1 by 1, using browse, sort them by due date or ease (so you know which ones you've seen and which ones you haven't).
Delete the easy ones.
At least that's how I'd do it.

>>17105508
Well im doing before studying so i only get stuff i dont know or at least am forgetful of. Guess its just easier to grind it on pc. Thanks.

I dont want to sort through 2000 cards of dog, cat, this, rice, etc

>>17105387
いな来出

出来ぬ!

>>17095820
>pillow under the book
>tae kim and rtk
kek

出来ぬ！出来ぬなどいらぬ！
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>>17105557
More like
>actual learning and rtk

>word has multiple meanings that are completely different from each other
What do?
Do you add all meanings on one card or do you create one for each?

Also what if a word has multiple kanji depending on what you wanna express like　見る　観る

>>17105573
Go away.

>>17105632
All words on the one card. You're going to be rattling off all the answers anyway.

>>17105644
Well I mean it does make sense, but my cards are already kinda stuffed and I can't fit much more.

哭
品
器
昌
唱
晶

>>17105688
冒

>>17105712
贔屓

>>17105891

>>17105891
I've spent days on Kanji study. This shouldn't be too hard.
>2

>>17105891
Do these even exist?

>>17105891
やめてよ

>>17105946
I can only think of 犬　＆　太。 The others might be a Japanese joke.

>>17105946
>>17105981

I'm still just starting out with Japanese learning. Should I nevertheless set the Anki new cards order to random?

Also, I use Anki for stuff besides Japanese, too. Should I just create one megadeck out of all my cards? I really don't like how Anki prioritizes decks alphabetically. I want new cards to be random, too, not just the reviews, which become semi-random after a while.

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>>17106308
I opened a few of those in a new tabs.

Dies irae ~Amantes amentes~ was the only one that showed up as proper Japanese, the rest were all abominations that looked like "それは恋とは違う好きだった。".

>>17106294
>Should I nevertheless set the Anki new cards order to random?
Assuming you are using Core, I'd advise against it. They are ordered for a reason. If you are mining, go for it.
>Should I just create one megadeck out of all my cards?
You'd get your Japanese cards mixed with your other decks, so essentially you'd be doing multiple subjects at the same time. Personally, I'd hate that. Go for it if you want to, you can always separate decks later pretty easily.

>>17106380
You have to force your browser to interpret it as utf-8 if for some reason it refuses to do so normally.

What's a good way to deal with leeches? Currently I've set Anki to just mark them as such, but don't suspend them, mostly because I'm not sure how to properly make a deck with just them and then later merge them back with the normal deck.

>>17106515
What you do is suspend them and then do custom study for suspended cards and unsuspend them as you feel like you have a good handle on them.

>>17106308
when's the next netlify update?

>>17106519
>and then do custom study for suspended cards
I have no idea how to do this, wouldn't this be an option under custom study?

>>17106545
That's someone else's thing.

>>17106549
id like to know this as well, all i can create is via tags of leech
its probably some special custom filtered deck way

>>17106414
>Assuming you are using Core,
Yes, I meant the 2k/6k Core deck.

By the way, what happens if I have a parent deck that introduces new cards orderly and a subdeck that introduces them randomly? Will the parent- or subdeck setting overwrite the new card order, when I press on the parent deck?

>you'd be doing multiple subjects at the same time. Personally, I'd hate that.
Why would you dislike that? I find that to be much more engaging. I also heard that it's better in making you find relations between seemingly unrelated information, helping in exploring the infromation and creatively applying it.

Anki by itself isn't enough for me.
Specially with verbs, I really need to look up for the transitive/intransitive versions.
So, when learning new cards I go together with a dictionary (kanjidamage also works great for that). It's a bit slow, though...

>>17105981
Japanese is a joke

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