/jp/ - Otaku Culture

Post pictures of little girls first, then we'll help you. That's how it's done in America.

>11

Uh huh.

I'll gladly help you.

Sure, why not.

English isn't my first language, but at least it's better than my Japanese.

In English, the first letter of every sentence and "I" (as in i, me) is written with capital letters.
english language --> English language

>11
>1784122
>22

thank you!

I've studied about English, and now I especially study about English preposition AT.

In English, it is used to express a kind of membership like "I'm at Oxford."

but when someone says"I'm in Oxford," it means he is in a city called Oxford.

Are there other examples like this?
examples, "at + name of a city"?
I can't find any other examples exept to mean membership of university.

sorry about my bad english.

I'm looking for some good pictures of little girls.

>>1784180
>I'm looking for some good pictures of little girls.

>>1784180
If you were at or inside a building, say a library for instance, you would say "I am at the library."

>>1784180
"I'm at the airport/mall/police station/etc."
"I'm looking at the car/screen/little girls."

I don't know the reasons behind this sort of grammar, so I can't really explain it to you.
And I wasn't born with this knowledge either since I'm not a native English speaker.
To me it's just a matter of making the sentence have the right sound.

>>1784217
>To me it's just a matter of making the sentence have the right sound.

Yeah, this. A lot of English doesn't actually make sense. As a native English speaker, it seems like it would be rather difficult to learn as a secondary language.

I'm near native in written English and I still mix "on" and "in" up all the time.

>>1784180
"At" doesn't always express membership. "I'm at Oxford" can also be interpreted as location, depending on context.

Where is loli?
- Loli is at the pool.
- Loli is in the pool.
Both are expressing location, but the difference is specificity. "At" is more general and therefore is more often used if the listener is far from the location.

While "at" can imply membership, "in" can also imply time:
Where is loli?
- Loli is at school.
- Loli is in class.

Both can also be used figuratively:
- Loli is at play.

>>1784244
Take comfort in the fact that you have a better grasp of English than a decent portion of America. Fucking niggers.

>>1784265
I guess with "America" you mean "USA", right?

>>1784272
Yes. In America, the word "America" colloquially refers to the USA because we don't care about the other countries on our continent.

>>1784272
What does it matter what he means? Either way he's correct.

What? An English language thread rather than a Japanese language thread?

>>1784268
It'd be better if you wrote
Where is the loli?
The loli is....

I've noticed that "Engrish" seriously lacks articles.

>>1784243
I guess you'd call it difficult, but the almost constant exposure has helped me a lot.

I think it's fun speaking to people in English since it gives me an opportunity to use what I've learned through the years.

Maybe it's because I've been taught English in school since 4th grade or something like that. And I took A-level in high school since it was the easiest A-level around that wasn't obligatory (like Danish, my native language).

er, sorry, I want a example like "I'm at Oxford/ Cambridge."


if the next word of at is a certain place,like airport, building, park,it means someone or something is in. on or around the place actually.

but if there are a name of certain city like Oxford, it mean someone is a student of the Oxford University doesn't it?

I want to know why sentence like that means so,.
and I want to find some examples like that but it is not about University.


sorry i know it's not loli.

>>1784268
It'd be better if you wrote
Where is the loli?
The loli is....

I notice that "Engrish" seriously lacks articles.

HEY GUYS I JUST FINISHED DAYS OF OUR LIVES RECCOMEND ME SOME USA DORAMA

>>1784286

any question abou Japan?

>>1784308
>DAYS OF OUR LIVES
>FINISHED

>>1784300
just see loli as a name and you'll be fine

English is not my native language, but it seems like prepositions can only be used well through habitual learning.

Using them to describe locations (or time) are already easier to understand, e.g.
In - "To be contained by a box"
At - "To be 'pinpoint-able' on a map/flat surface"
But they are difficult to comprehend when dealing with concepts. Not even grammar books can fully explain their abstract usage.

>>1784294

Reading your questions about "at" makes me realize how I have no clue how it really works and use it correctly only because English is my native language.

I can't really answer your question, but like it was stated earlier, some English doesn't actually make sense and is used a certain way... well, just because it is.

>>1784294
Its because Oxford is well renowned for its university.

>but if there are a name of certain city like Oxford, it mean someone is a student of the Oxford University doesn't it?
I'm at Oxford is a bit ambiguous so the real meaning would depend on the context.
Where are you? "I'm at Oxford"
This does not imply they are a student.
Do you go to college? "I'm at Oxford"
This does imply they are a student.

I just thought about は and が and the huge amount of bullshit you can discuss about this.

Is this similar in any way?

>>1784327
>It's because Oxford is well renowned for its university.

>>1784314

Yeah, north of square or south of meadow? If you're really Japanese, you'll know the answer to this.

I can't think of any "at + 'town name' ".
It's only used when the town name is part of the name of something else.
at Oxford (University)
at Paris Department Store
or (for example)
Rare antiquities show remarkable success at New York sales. (at ... sales)

>>1784333
lol grammer nazi xD

>>1784325
yeah, i think so too.

I sometimes think that I still don't understand Japanese grammer or vocabulary perfectly.

OP, it is okay if you don't understand everything about English since the vast majority of English speakers don't either. Most probably couldn't tell you the difference between "it's" and "its" if their life depended on it. If you have a basic grasp of grammar people will be able to understand what you are trying to say anyway.

>>1784341
This is a thread about helping with the English language, I normally wouldn't correct something like this on 4chan, but this is different.

>>1784343
The correct spelling is "grammar." >>1784341 is DQN.

>>1784294
I don't know of any other examples to give you, but I think "I'm at Oxford." is supposed to be an abbreviated form of "I'm a student at Oxford University." or "I go to school at Oxford University."

At least that's how I always viewed it.

>>1784294

>a example

A Japanese person so good at English wouldn't make a fundamental mistake like this. The a/an rules are drilled into Japs for nearly 12 years, and there's no way someone could typo something so simple. Clear use of purposeful mis-spelling to help enhance the facade that this person is Japanese, when they are in fact, not.

"I'm at Oxford" in that context would mean "I'm (a student) at (the University of) Oxford.", it is a shortened.

This is less a problem of 'at' and more a problem of shorthand. I'm not sure how such usage came about.

Another example could be 'in' used to state your profession. "I'm in sales", "I'm in (the business of making) sales".

>>1784348
I fucking hate people who lower their expectations because most people are retards. That's a terrible tip and no one learning another language should be fine with a "basic grasp" so "people will be able to understand what [they] are trying to say".

RAGE

>>1784180

Do you watch Code Geass?

>>1784348
thank you.

I think so too.
I think we don't have to understand our language perfectly.
my question is just for my interest.

I'm making a textbook about English prepositions for Jr high school students with my friend.
so, it's just my interest.

>>1784384
Most people disregard the rules regarding the use of "a" and "an," in so that they merely assume "a" goes with words beginning with a consonant and "an" goes with words beginning with a vowel.

Which isn't true. It actually has to do with the first syllabic sound, and whether that sound is a consonant or vowel sound.

However, few people care that much to worry.

>>1784392

>>1784383
I wasn't saying he should give up, bro, just that if he actually can't find an answer for some reason then it's okay and might be one of those things that just is the way it is.

>>1784397

an hour

>>1784402
Fuck off faggot, Geass was awesome.

>>1784397
I bitch at people who write "an unit", "an European country", etc.

It's on the same level as primary school math with 1-digit numbers. And no questions about division have decimal results.

>>1784409
Yeah, pretty much.

>>1784322
Do you ever go to Jumbo's Floating Restaurant?

>>1784395
Is there a Japanese word for zombie?

>>1784420
See:

Siren: Blood Curse

>>1784392

I watched some parts of season1.
but not all epsodes.

but i found that
Japanese people = eleven
Japanese language = moon rune

>>1784395
That use of "at" is unique. It's not normally used that way. This may be considered an instance of slang. I would not put it in your book. It's something that will be learned through experience or advanced study. English is full of similar oddities.

Sure trolls have arrived

>>1784425
I like you. You can come over to my house and fuck my sister.

>>1784425
Even if this is just a troll, I find my day has been enlivened and made much more humorous.

>>1784425
Kanji = Moon rune
Japanese Language = Moonspeak

Also:

jibun woooooooooooooooooooooooo

>>1784425
How do you feel about little sisters?

>>1784425
Moon runes only go for written language (kanji and kana).
They're a little like the runes used by the vikings back in the days, although the viking runes are based on the Latin alphabet and pretty easy to decipher.

Durr, slow. But regarding the "location" use, I'll make it clearer if OP still cares:

"At" and "in" are also used according to scale: "at" for something with clearly defined limits/borders (which you can stand next to), "in" for something without (which you can't stand "next" to but ar either in or out of).

In practice, it is difficult to imagine where the exact boundary of a city is, therefore the more figurative "in" is used. But as you move down in scale to smaller locations, boundary is more easily defined and it becomes more customary to use the more precise "at".

- The loli is in Japan.
- The loli is in Tokyo.
- The loli is in Shibuya.
- The loli is in/at Shibuya-eki.
- The loli is in/at Shibuya crossing.
- The loli is at the Hachiko statue.

If you can find examples of names/nouns that traditionally refer to large scale areas but are also used to idenfity a specific location, then you can also switch between at/in to imply which you're talking about.

>>1784425
People on the internet (otaku, weeaboos, imageboard fags) say moon (moon language) for Japanese (the language) and written Japanese (kana, kanji) = moon runes.

>>1784425
Japan is also called Moonland because it is LOL RANDOM.

Do you find women who have slept with more than two men appealing?

How do you feel about Korea?

>>1784397
Lolis and shotas of my place start learning English in kindergartens, when the concept of articles is introduced as well.
We are taught with the A, E, I, O, U "rule". We suck along the secondary school life.
University students are prone to make this mistake too.

Reason? No phonetics for us.

>>1784457
I don't like where this thread is going anymore...

>>1784420
i think there aren't any monster like zombie(ゾンビ) traditionarry.

but the video game SIREN is a kind of japanese zombie game.

in that game zombielike people are called 屍人（shibito）
屍=dead body
人=human

I have a question for the OP.

What do you think of 'fujoshi'?

>>1784449
Yet if you keep lowering the scale, it goes back to "in", I notice.

-Loli is at the house (if you are far from the house)
-Loli is in the house (if you're closer, or in the house yourself)
-Loli is in her room.
-Loli is in bed.

Man this language sucks.

>>1784467
Siren was released in the West as well. A lot of people didn't like it.

>>1784434
he is famous at 2chan and niconico douga

>>1784449
"In" defines a thing with a clear boundary in which you can be contained. "At" defines an approximate point which you are near the object relationally. "At" is also used for "open spaces."

You can be "in a building" but not "in a park," unless the park is underground or enclosed. You can be "at a stadium" but not "in a stadium," unless you're specifically inside the stadium structure itself, and not on the field or in the bleachers.

It's a nuance which defines location very subtly.

If you said "I'm in the Statue of Liberty," you would mean you're inside of it. If you said "I'm at the Statue of Liberty," you would most likely mean you're at the location of it, not necessarily inside of it.

>>1784473
>Loli is in bed
Loli is on the bed
Loli is on my penis

It just keeps going.

>>1784479
Have you seen the actual movie? It is very good.

>>1784477
Siren was very good imo. Very scary.

>>1784486
Which one is correct?
-Your penis is at the loli.
-Your penis is in the loli.

>>1784497
In.

I've never understood why the Japanese are elevens. Call me a newfag, but given me the answer in the process.

>>1784494
I haven't played it so I can't say. From the reviews I have read, though, it seems like the majority of the people bashing it were looking for something more like Resident Evil and were disappointed.

>>1784503

CODE
GEASS

One of the best anime ever!

WATCH IT!

>>1784503
Code Gayass, where Japan is Area 11 and Japanese citizens are Elevens.

>>1784503
in the anime called code geass, japan is renamed "area 11" and the japs "elevens"

yes, this is where they got it from

>-Loli is at the house (if you are far from the house)
It implies that the loli is locationally adjacent to the house in some respect, or can be used conversationally to imply that a person is "at home," in other words, available at the domicile.

>-Loli is in the house (if you're closer, or in the house yourself)
Quite literally, the loli would have to be inside the house, and not possibly adjacent to it. Once you enter the house, you are contained within the boundary of it.

>-Loli is in her room.
This is more difficult, but the only thing you can say is that you can't be "at" the room, unless you've arrived at it. It's hard to use the term "at" when you should be using the term "near" to define an approximate adjacency. Mostly, because "at" is used for an approximation in an open space, but you're talking about being near an enclosed space inside an enclosed space. But you can also say you're "at the fridge" if you're talking to someone on the phone.

So just go with what sounds more natural.

>-Loli is in bed.
The loli is quite literally enclosed by the boundaries of the bed, implying that she is wrapped up in the sheets of the bed. "The loli is in bed" also implies sleep.

If you dictated another scenario using bed, you'd most likely use a verb. "She's sitting on the bed" or "she's lying on the bed" would work.

>>1784497
At implies you're ready at her entrance.
In implies you've just snapped her prepubescent pelvis.

>>1784477
Duh, it has no steroid-popping marines in power suits.

>>1784473
Good call, I guess I missed a clarification. It should the scale of the location relative to the scale of the human. House/room/bed have definable limits but the scale is still bigger than the human (such that the loli is able to occupy the space within it).

Maybe a more direct way to distinguish at/in is "beside/standing next to" versus "inside/located within".

- The loli is at her bed. (standing next to)
- The loli is in her bed. (located within)
- The loli is at her room. (standing next to, perhaps waiting)

"Standing next to/Located within" should be able to work in the opposite direction.

>>1784479
I don't have a girlfriend.

Why?

>>1784507
ಠ_ಠ

>>1784122

To be honest, it doesn't particularly matter which preposition you use, as long as the meaning still comes across correctly, so unless you're trying to impress someone with your grammar or are taking a test, there is no need to worry about it all that much.

I know that I, a native English speaker, still use the wrong preposition at times when I speak. People do it all the time.

>still use the wrong preposition in times when I speak.

>>1784517
Fuck me. You could also say "The loli is by the room."

"At," when used in my fridge example, implies a location very strangely, since you're discussing location in an abstract way with someone not physically present. "By" would be used when discussing something with someone physically present.

English is fucking difficult.

>>1784479
>2chan

Shut up about loli you fucking pedophiles.

>Kanji = Moon rune
>Japanese Language = Moonspeak

oh, i see.


>>1784447
actually i have a little sister.
she is a good sister, but >>1784472
no so cute as my sisters in manga or anime.

>>1784472
it depends on the case,
if you like comics or video games, you can probably talk about these things with them.

The newest trend in English is to use German prepositions when you speak.

For example

My penis is rubbing gegen the loli's vagina.

This is true, OP. Please speak this way from now on.

>>1784541
Go back to /b/ you fucking normalfags.

>"Tokyo tower × Effiel tower"
OTP.

>>1784542
>0 x 1

It 0 had a child with any other number, the other number's genes would not be passed on. The child would only receive genes from 0.

>>1784542
"they can imagine everything, including "black bord × chalk", "0 ×1", or "Tokyo tower × Effiel tower"."

Wow, they really are all the same.

>>1784492
i watched it.
i love movies.

>>1784542

Sort of like this?

Any other English questions?

>>1784542
>they can imagine everything, including "black bord × chalk", "0 ×1", or "Tokyo tower × Effiel tower".

>>1784542
>but some of them are embodiment of desire.
fujoshi confirmed as sluts

>>1784543
that's interesting.
It's like "A Clockwork Orange"
in that movie, they uses Russian slang words.

FUJOSHI PIG DISGUSTING

>>1784543
Now that's uberstupid!

Stupid english, I feel sad for having it as a native language.

At least the english in 4chan is still english. 2chan's japanese is some crazy shit, or so i've been told.

Also, why is there not a thread for talking about our wifus?

>>1784542
Why is a little sister so nice?

And yes, I understand what you say about 'fujoshi'. They love the 'boys love' comics. Are many of them virgins?

What do you think about the women who have sex with many different men?

I usually think of myself as someone with a very firm grasp of English grammar, but even I don't really know the differences between "at" and "in" perfectly. But I'll try.

"IN" - Usually refers actually being in a building/country/object/bed/pussy.

"AT" - Is often synonymous with "in", except for a few circumstances where "at" is preferred, e.g:

Place of work: I work at Tescos
Being at a specific location: I am at the point of no return
Although with this last one, "in" can often work. If in doubt, just use "in", it'll be right 80% of the time.

>>1784565
>Russian slang words

They're retarded. Don't use them. Seriously.

>>1784494
and I like sirent hill.
SIREN is too difficult for me.

>>1784567
I thought I explained the difference pretty well.

>>1784565
He was trolling you. No one uses German words except Germans.

>>1784563

>sirent hill

>>1784571
Silent Hill is great.

>>1784571
>sirent hill.
heehee, that's cute.

>>1784571
>sirent hill
Oh god.

>>1784573

Oh you did, better than me. Didn't read it until AFTER I posted.

>>1784571
>SIREN is too difficult for me.

Did you like the start? When running away from the policeman?

And you get to the house and have to hide from him?

It scared me a lot. I played it at night alone.

>>1784571

I ror'd.

In / at / on the corner

We say 'in the corner of a room', but 'at the corner (or 'on the corner') of a street'

In / at / on the front

We say 'in the front / in the back' of a car
We say 'at the front / at the back' of buildings / groups of people
We say 'on the front / on the back' of a piece of paper

>>1784571
Was the movie released in Japan?

>>1784575

GO AWAY SLUT!

>>1784597

I hope not.

>>1784575
>gift_horse.jpg
haha, perfect.

>>1784479
>2chan

Wait what? They call it 2chan in Japan? I thought it was Futaba Channel.

>>1784601
I kind of liked it. The storyline changes made me rage but I tried to look at it without bias.

Also, is the Moonspeak on 2ch crazy?

>>1784604
He probably means 2channel.

>>1784604

It is, hence this OP not being Japanese. But anonymous seems to be having fun with the fake Japanese person.

more lke futa channel. >:C

>>1784606
Yes.
(*´Д｀)ﾊｧﾊｧ/lｧ/lｧ/ヽｧ/ヽｧ ﾉ ＼ｱ ﾉ ＼ｱ / ＼ ｱ / ＼ ｱ

>>1784616
On the Internet, a good fake is indistinguishable for the real thing, therefore, it might as well be real.

I learned to just take things at face level and enjoy it, when in doubt.

Do Fujoshi sleep with many men?

In USA and Europe, fujoshi are well known for having sex with lots of different men.

Many of the girls who browse /jp/ have had sex with many men.

>>1784624
This. Assuming everyone is a troll makes everything less enjoyable.

>>1784605
It wasn't bad as some kind of Silent Hill 1 + 2 movie fusion...thing. My one friend hated it but he's a major write-fag that won't tell me WHY it's written badly.

>>1784616
>HURRR NO JAPANESE KNOWS ABOUT 4CHAN! EVERYONE IS TROLLING ME ALL THE TIME BECAUSE I AM A PARANOID SAGEFAG!

>>1784596
>We say 'at the front / at the back' of buildings / groups of people

We do?

>>1784180
The trick about the use of "at" is the association between objects. We're using "in" as the example, so I'll continue with that.

"At" is a proposition used to define generic location almost exclusively. 'At the barber shop.' 'At the store.' 'At home.' The specifics of your position (in a chair at the barber shop, or down the street so many meters from the barber shop) is not important. You can be standing outside or in some location vaguely associated with the barber shop and still be 'at' it.

"In" may sound like a preposition of location but it is actually a preposition of INCLUSION. You are building a specific associated relationship between you and then object in which you are relying on it or are encompassed by it. For example, you could say 'in the barber shop' to associate yourself inside the store or you can say you are 'in a chair at the barber shop' which associates you with a chair of the barber shop (inside the shop or outside of it).

The inclusion of "in," by the way, must either be literal or designated. For a more appropriate example: 'I am at the corner of the street.' You do not say you are 'in the corner of the street' because the corner is considered a location association, not an inclusive association. Meanwhile, 'The answer is in the corner' may mean that the answer is either literally INSIDE the corner (start digging ...) or that it involves the concept of the corner.

But, as someone had said before, English is about a-third 'how things work correctly', a-third 'what things sounds good', and a-third 'ah, fudge it.'

>>1784627

>Many of the girls who browse /jp/ have had sex with many men.
>Many of the girls who browse /jp/
>girls who browse /jp/

wat?

>>1784570
don't warry.
i don't use it.


>>1784563
i think it's not bad to have sex with many different person.
but i will not do that.
i'm reading a whole thread.
thank you for all the people who answering about my question!!!!!!

this moment is so worthy for me!!!!!

>>1784571
>sirent hill.


HHHHNNNGGGG

So cute! I'm dying here.

>>1784627
But isn't our definition of "many" like... 3?

>>1784630
Haha, it seems like the people that complain the most can usually never explain why they're complaining.

I wish they would have made a movie out of Silent Hill 2 that was true to the game. Shit would have been awesome.

>and a-third 'ah, fudge it.'
This should've been first.

>>1784640
woman spotted.

Take your yaoi elsewhere.

>>1784632
If they are Japanese who browse 4chan, the OP is not among them.

>>1784645
Just fuck off, plenty of Japanese lurk here, some post occasionally. Have you ever lurked Futaba? Or 2ch boards? No?

Then go away.

>>1784646
More than 4 = Whore.

Women on /jp/ sleep around.

>>1784639
No problem : )

GODDAMMIT, I HAVE TO GET TO THE LIBRARY TO STUDY FOR THE GODDAMN GRE; I HAVE NO MORE FREE TIME TO AFFORD WASTING ON THIS WEB-STATION. I HAVE TO GO NOW, GOOD BYE MY TIME PROSTITUTES.

11, do you like Rika-chan? Did you watch or read Higurashi?

I think Rika-chan is very cute. I like her a lot.

>>1784639
You're welcome. Please post more in the future.

>>1784662
Make sure you review prepositions!

>>1784664
I've never understood why people like her so much. Her head is humongous.

>>1784664
>I think Rika-chan is very cute. I want to fuck her a lot.

>>1784672

http://cgi.4chan.org/f/src/nipaa.swf

I draw the line at two men. If a woman slept with more than two men, she is a slut.

>>1784675
Her head takes up the entire window.

>>1784639
>thank you for all the people who answering about my question!!!!!!
>this moment is so worthy for me!!!!!

It's interesting how the Japanese are always so grateful for everything.

>>1784684
The opposite is true on 2ch.

>>1784597
yes.
i like that movie.
but i don't like some points.
1: why hero is a woman?
2: why they mixed 1&2?
3: What the hell is the mbarbed wire monster?

i think japanese horor is horor of silence.


>Do Fujoshi sleep with many men?
many of they sleep with their favorite caracters, not real men.

and not all of them don't have their real husband or boyfriend.

>>1784604
there are two

２ちゃんねる
&
双葉チャンネル

I'M AMERICAN
SON OF A BITCH ELEVEN
ELEVEN IS PIG
DO YOU WANT SUSHI?
DO YOU WANT RAMEN?
ELEVEN IS PIG DISGUSTING
HIDEKI TOJO IS A MURDERER
FUCKING NIHON

>>1784644
I'm not a girl, but OP is just so cute. I want to hug him.

>>1784692
I had the same issues with it, but overall it was pretty enjoyable. If they had made a movie for each of the games and stayed true to their respective storylines it would have been better.

ITT: WORLDS COLLIDE

>>1784714
Can you beat Touhou games on Lunatic mode without using any bombs?

>>1784664
i know higurashi .
my friend loves that.
he has manga, DVDs.
and DS PSP game of it.
and watched the movie of it.

i read some of them.
i like it!

Can't we keep this guy?

>>1784692
Are Japanese otaku and fujoshi surprised gaijin like anime and manga?

>>1784739
i think i can't beat it.
i haven't play the game.
when i watched the play demo, my eyes exploded.

>>1784748

Yeah, I want to keep him. Let's keep him.

>when i watched the play demo, my eyes exploded.

>>1784755
Yes.
I especially surprised at the quality of their cosplay.

>>1784775
>American cosplay
>good

What planet are you from, buddy?

>>1784761
>when i watched the play demo, my eyes exploded.

Haha, I don't know why but this made me laugh.

>>1784775

I'M 2CH
SON OF A BITCH 4CHAN
4CHAN IS PIG
DO YOU WANT ANIME?
DO YOU WANT MANGA?
4CHAN IS PIG DISGUSTING
W.T SNACKS IS A MURDERER
FUCKING 4CHAN

>>1784775
>I especially surprised at the quality of their cosplay.

>>1784692

>What the hell

>>1784775

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=alRfJSCvOM8

What is this?

>>1784780
compare this

This reminds me of a manga called X-Day. It's about 4 people who met each other online, and later in the manga they all met in real life. And the main character's internet username was "11".

and this

>>1784807
It is doubtful we will ever meet in real life.

I wonder if any American/Europeans have met Japanese anime fans ever? Has anyone on /jp/ ever met one?

>>1784808
>>1784810
Touché, eleven.

>>1784810
I suppose you have a point...

>>1784808
That's awesome.

>>1784810
That's not awesome.

What do I win?

>>1784801
Oh shut up, I live in a non-English speaking country, and I knew phrases like "what the hell" and "what the fuck" before I could even speak English.

>>1784808
>>1784810
The Force is strong in this one.

I for one welcome our new ⑪ overlords.

Looks like Japan was tsundere for Gaijins all along!

sorry.
It's extreme example.

but sometimes there appers a monster like this pic.
two of them are so great in different meaning.

>>1784837
I like you. You can come over to my house and drink my liquor.

>>1784837
Jesus Christ!

>>1784837
ohgodwhy

>>1784843
>>1784844

What? I don't see anything wro-

Fuck, just looked in the background.

What does ⑪ think of this?

>>1784806
i don't know

but i think they watched "where the hell is matt?"

Dear Mr.⑪

Is your home country Nara of Japan?

>>1784855
日本オワタ。。。

>>1784856
Manmu still makes me laugh.

>>1784870
>>1784837
Oh god, you're the best eleven ever. Please never leave /jp/.

>>1784856
WHY IS THE ONLY ONE SHOWING ARMPITS THE MAN!?! MANPITS DO NOW WANT, RINNOSUKE!

>>1784864
no, now i'm in Asahikawa Hokkaido
my hometown is Hakodate Hokkaido

Hey 11.

Have you seen 'Letters from Iwo Jima'?

There is a song I really like in it:

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Phq0SGxEyRk

What do you thiink of it?

>>1784860
Hey, so what kind of music do you like?

Do you listen to bands like Boris, X-Japan, and Sigh?

>>1784892

Are you proud of being Japanese?

What countries are your favorites besides Japan?

>>1784915
Why is that giant advertising for McDonald's?

>>1784922
can't unsee

Superior cosplay.

Lafcadio Hearn: The Last Weeaboo

>>1784934
I believe you mean Koizumi Yakumo.

>>1784878
thenk you.
i want to keep visiting here if you don't mind.
i like to communicate with many people.

>>1784885
i like グループ魂　and the songs related to ニコニコ動画。

>>1784893
it is a old song, so if i listend the song after watched the movie, ifeel sad.
because the people singing this song kept believing that Japan will win, and their husband will come home.

I enjoyed this thread.

>>1784915
i know many things that we can proud of, but ofcause we know the opposite things.

i have visited canada once and that is the only experience i went abroad.
so i like canada.
Niagara falls are so amazing!


but therwere few comics...

May i call you Aniki mr ⑪?

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Have an Aniki fist!

>>1784966
>because the people singing this song kept believing that Japan will win, and their husband will come home.

I agree, it's a very sad movie. That and the German movie 'Der Untergang' (Downfall) are two of my favourite films about WW2.

If you haven't seen 'Downfall' you should. Or 'Das Boot' also. It is also very sad.

Do you like Anne of Green Gables?

>>1784997

What do you mean?

You should be proud that you showed those dirty Koreans their place. Let's hope the Japanese empire rise again!

>>1785019
*glomp*

>>1785027
*huggles*

>>1785051
*schlick*

WHY IS THIS THREAD ON AUTOSAGE??

>>1785076
Damn it, /jp/'s thread post limit should be higher. ;_;

>>1785096
brb emailing moot

>>1784999
fight the power!!

>>1785003
if i can find the DVD, i'll watchit.
if you come to japan, you should watch "Lost in Translation".
it's very realistic movie about japan.

>>1785008
sorry, i know the name but i haven't read it.

Whoa!
>226 posts and 27 image replies.

>>1785111
I really liked Lost in Translation. I loved the visual shots of Tokyo at night.

>>1785111
"Lost in Translation" was pretty big everywhere, but I wonder how does this movie even work in Japanese? In the movie, people talk in my language (The language of the watcher) and others talk in Japanese. In the Japanese version, everyone would talk in Japanese, so much feel of the movie would be "lost".

now it's about 6 oclock in the morning in japan.

and this thread will be gone soon.

so i'll back to my study.

thank you for all of people here!

see you again!!

>>1785174

>6 in the morning
>Study

Σ(゜д゜;)

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Aniki Fighting!

>>1785174
See you later!

>>1785174


Please be back soon!

>>1785174
Bye bye! Thanks for making /jp/ awesome today!

Hold on a sec, I think I know this guy. My mate studied at the Asahikawa campus of Hokkaido University of Education for 6 months this year, and this guy has been on here before and I recognised him then too.

From what I hear, he's a really crazy albeit funny and nice guy.