/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>18910184
Good OP.

バターン死の行進

What words are you obsessed with, /djt/?
>見知らぬ

>>18910344
無為無能

やってやりましょう

にほんごなんてかんたんです

>>18910344
I like 不思議

>>18910394
可笑しいですねぇ
不思議ですねぇ
怪しいですねぇ
怖いですねぇ

>>18910344
あたたかくなかった
was our japanese class favourite

>>18910427
Yeah that one stuck out to us too. You can also find yourself a fun verb that only has letters from the ra column/row and add the potential and passive form. らりられられる for example.

>>18910344
魑魅魍魎

>>18910344
ガイジ
It's my favourite nihongo word because it describes this entire thread

>>18910566
かなりげひんなにほんごなので

ネットいがいではつかわないほうがいいよ

>>18910344
とは言え

What is the difference between かしこい and a weeb? Or alternatively an otaku?

>>18911458
Meant "bo". Honest to god typo

>>18910344
顔を覆う

>>18911458
I found two things to be beneficial:

Writing out the entire table multiple times. You'll be able to visualize which position each of the characters should be in and then deduce what they are based on that. This is obviously not ideal for when you actually need to read shit, but you'll eventually not have to do it anymore anyways. I think writing them by hand is superior than using flash cards.

Second, use this https://djtguide.neocities.org/kana/index.html

You really don't need mnemonics to remember this shit and it's fine if you're having some issues remembering them after a week. You have many years of studying ahead of you so it's best not to get frustrated over things like that. You'll also get better at it once you start using anki and are able to associate the sound of each symbol with its use within a word if that makes sense.

>>18911511
>r softer than n

>>18911458
There's only 46 kana, just bruteforce memorize it through lots of reading you nigger.
You should only be worrying about this kind of stuff for kanji.

>>18911458
ね is for nee-chan. If you look closely it looks like you're being perverted with your older sister.

how much of a meme is muramasa being super difficult? I wanna read it but i'm worried at my level I wouldnt get what was happening within the story

>>18911986
You'll mix them all up by this evening. You can get used to them, but compared to hiragana they're a much greater pain

>>18910344
思わず（に）

>>18912311
His statement is worthy of enough mockery on its own without you putting words in his mouth

>>18911975
It has normal difficulty. There is a bunch of historical terms that you just have to learn when you come across them. You'll meet occasionally some words in kanjis which you know like 兎に角, 雖も but they all have furigana. There are two scenes that have archaic grammar. Apart from that it maintains
normal difficulty steadily. Of course it's not the first or the second read, but when you know at least 10k words and have read 5-10 VNs prior to that, why not?

>>18912652
If you want to have the smoothest experience, yes, but it's not obligatory

>>18912907
ayeeee
>>18912908
possibly
>>18912910
oke, guess I'll have to look into it myself

>>18912910
It's not so easy, there's not always a right answer. I posted my name as a vocaroo on the /int/ jap thread and asked people to romanize it and three japs posted a different answer each

>>18912928
No that just means there are three right answers. It's not fucking hard, because it barely has any hard rules. You're getting caught up on incredibly irrelevant shit

>>18913052
So do I.

>>18913075
It's okay Seth, you just have to rewrite ten books worth of text.

>>18913069
Tell that to my sentence and grammar deck.

>>18913218
草

>>18913218
Nigga lower case i is incorrect in English and thus has a trashy image, however 僕 actually has a sophisticated image, which is why high class and/or highly educated people often use it in fictional media. So that image is nonsense

>>18913069
I'm in the exact opposite boat. I have to force myself to open Anki and learn my 20 words a day, which turned out to be really effective for kanji, but I would rather just chat and consume media on a low level of understanding, like the animal I am

Reminder that the "common" tag on Jisho is virtually worthless.

>>18913256
the fuck is a humble deculturredness

>>18913218
You forgot one

I feel like just sucking it up and plowing through RTK would help me remember all these goddamn words that have 々 in them.

>街
>衛
Don't forget to learn your radicals!

I'm about 400 words into 6k and been finishing up Sakubi, problem is I'm a brainlet and can only manage 10 new words a day. Because I've already learnt English and German through immersion mostly I'm considering just starting to read VNs right now so I can squeeze in more than 10 new words a day and having an easier time actually remembering them because I'll be able to create some other association with a word than some shitty example sentence.

Good idea? Or should I just keep up with my 10 new words a day until I hit 1k or something before I start reading?

>>18913718
No matter how deep into core you get, reading will always be slow when you first start out. It's more important to start reading ASAP than to worry about hitting some randomly-selected number of anki cards. It's much more important to start reinforcing grammar rules than it is to grind flashcards.

>>18913330
Do you think that if a word is not in the top 20k common newspaper words (which is what the tag means), it will never appear anywhere?

>>18913835
Ironically, the more complex a kanji is, the easier it is for me to remember it. 鬱 is the first kanji I learned.

>>18913857
I will remember the depression kanji as the monitor with his two figurines on a shelf on top.
Very fitting

I have a question
Anki taught me that 名字 is family name. Today, though, whilst watching anime, I encountered the word 本名字. I assumed it meant real family name, but looking up the word with Yomichan, its real meaning was real name. What gives?

>>18914020
Wasn't it just 本名?

>>18914020
Sure yomichan is just not looking up the two first kanji, 本名 rather than the whole word? Jisho doesn't have an entry for 本名字

>>18914052
>>18914053
Ah, that's it
Yomichan only shows 本名 but I was only reading the kana
Jesus, I feel ashamed

>>18914020
>falling for the core6k meme

>>18913857

Holy shit I can't even read that kanji, is there an extension or something to make complex kanji more readable?

>>18914145
Just read more. Natives don't need any extensions and you won't either after a few books.

>>18914145
ctrl + + or mouse wheel up

>>18914220
Just read witout furigana. It will be better for the long term

Where are my Yotsubato vol 14 raws

>>18914220
well if you're an adult you don't need furigana for common shit and if you need it you sure as hell aren't an adult, so I hope you realize the contradiction in what you're asking
constantly looking up things is how you improve, this is your home now

>>18914220
>読みたいぜ
Maybe you should stick to shounen.

>>18911496
>The last font above is difficult and you may want to skip it as a beginner.
What's the name of the last font by the way? The one that looks like calligraphy. I'm just too used to the kana maintaining their basic shapes.

>>18914509
If you mean the last column, it is Armed Banana and TT-JTC淡斎草書 (or at least I believe it is)

>>18914606
If you are brave enough, sure

>>18914606
You should read the guide, retard.

>>18914688
You don't even know English.

>>18914695
you don't know japanese

>>18914688
>>18914707
https://vocaroo.com/?upload

>>18914732
you don't know japanese

>>18914732
You can easily read that out loud without understanding it though.

>>18914741
>今ごろほねまでクールなやつだろうな ウケケケ。
ひでぇぇ

>>18914782
you don't know japanese

>>18914810
>his primary source of japanese input isn't edgy shounen manga
Not gonna make it my man.

>>18914827
お前は日本語分からない。

>>18914830
Considering I am talking to little, angry girls, お前 is probably not the best choice.

Can anyone into Japanese linguistics explain 同じく to me?

This く adverbial form usually arises from an i-adjective (e.g. 美味しい > 美味しく), but my understanding is that 同じ is a noun, so I don't get where this 'く-form' comes from.

Also, are there any good online resources (English or Japanese) where one can learn about Japanese linguistics.

>>18914883
It's a fossil.
https://www.weblio.jp/content/%E5%90%8C%E3%81%98%E3%81%8D

>>18914886
You have a stick up your ass.

>>18914886
記事＜きごと＞

>>18914983
成果＜かんは＞

>>18915057
あの弱点直して方がいいんだろう、今から。

>>18910184
im going to japan tomorrow. What should I do?

>>18915273
For you

>>18915288

>>18915280
Get some good sleep and check your luggage in case you forgot something.

>>18915323
>~三十さい
お気の毒に、じいちゃんよ

>talking to Japanese friend on skype
>want to tell her I'd like to visit a 水族館 when I visit her in Japan next year
>accidentally tell her I'd like to visit a 海賊版 instead
>gives me a very puzzled look
>somehow 水族館 comes out the second time when I go to say it again

I'm not sure I'm cut out for this Japanese stuff, lads.

>>18910344
>>18910394
不審者

>>18915500
I haven't read WA2 yet, but it really doesn't seem like the kind of game you'd want to ruin your experience with due to bad reading speed and comprehension.

>>18915749
Such as?

>>18915883
大図書館

>>18915672

I'm gonna agree with this.

While there's a lot of stuff I still can't read entirely well on NHK news EASY, the amount of fresh vocab I get from it every day has gone down very quickly in just a month. Used to be every other word, but now it's usually just a few specialized words in each article. Had to move on over to the "real" NHK news just to keep my mining decks full.

二千十三年から日本語を勉強していたくせに、まだ簡単なライトノベルやフリガナがない漫画が漢字辞書を使わないで読めない
あまり真面目じゃなかったなあ

>>18910184
この文に意味曖昧な言葉を書いてしまうのはすまんが、鍛錬の為に、日本語で下記の問いを書けばいいかなと思ったんだ。

鬱病で苦しんでしまうことがあるので頭が常時効かないんだ、だから日本語を磨ぐのが困難って言わなくてもわかりやすいでしょう

上記の書いた故にどのように勉強すればいいとかどの相当なラノベやヴィッセルノベルやねたを教材にすればいいなどの問題に悩んでる。誰でもを俺に援助を与えれば嬉しいです！(*>人<*)お願い！

>>18915906
that was probably me

>>18916200
少女終末旅行

>yotsubato 14 raws appear on nyaa
>the images are tiny
I think someone uploaded thumbnails of the pages or something

>>18916335
>>18916375
Never underestimate the ability of Japanese people to be shit at scanning things.

>>18916375
What the hell.

>>18916384
It's more likely this was uploaded by someone who used a script to pull the pages off some website and ended up pulling the thumbnails instead of the full images

What Japanese pronouns should I use?

>>18910184
お前たちの「myanimelist」以外のおすすめ日本語版のラノベや漫画やネタなどの探索及びダウンロードの許可があるサイトもしくはそのネタのレビューを閲覧することができるサイトを俺に教えてやってくれなゃいきゃ？

I can never be bothered to look things up when I read and I feel like my grammar is suffering as a result. Would it be a waste of time to read the entire DoJG from beginning to end?

>>18917178
You can't learn Japanese.

>>18917210
It is, but regardless, it's not like there's any harm in reading DoJG cover to cover (even though those books weren't meant to be read that way).

>>18917266
”as it is called"

>>18917411
無料で取得したことはあながち盗んだわけじゃねー

>>18913718
Anki is almost a must for learning japanese because you don't know how words with kanjis are read. There is no way to know if you read something correctly until you look it up in a dictionary and you know, these things are prone to be forgotten. It's actually the hardest part of learning japanese, since readings are extremely inconsistent.

ie

Wasn't aware that there was an ie that means yes

>>18918512
chigau yo

>>18918498
The type that's actually イェーイ but you lose the イ at the end?

>>18918204
とうほくったってそんなおおざっぱな

おおまかにわけても

６つくらいあるよ

それぞれつうじないよ

minna mutyakutya genki as fuck

atashi o mechakucha ni shite

>>18918551
Isn't that "iya", not "ie"? or do they say both?
I've only heard iya

>>18918530
はつおんはちょっとわけただけでも

lieとiieとileとIIeとiIEがあって

ぜんぶおとこことばか

おんなことばか

かくしきとか

ちほうとか

それぞれyesかnoとか

>>18910344
向上心

>>18918554
Watch more porn to find out

>>18918566
へー 最近どうよ

>>18918572
Oh I will, no need to tell me that.

>>18918578
できない

a すみません
b いいえ

良いや （いいや）

etc

>>18918585
そのａｂのやりとりも

ぜんごによってぜんぜんいみがちがうよ

きをつけておにいちゃん

>>18918601
私は
針がちんぽの穴に入っています
気持ち良すぎ

>>18918606
よーし

>>18918605
stopped reading at boku

>>18918653
>can't even read 愛
the absolute state of DJT

>>18918585
ウィスキーが無いって?
仕方がない。ビールで良いや。

>>18918605
As somebody who once spent 3 months deciphering shitty chinese handwriting in logistics, this is not even remotely as bad. This is fine.

>>18919095
Same here. Grammar rules are extremely boring.

how do you deal with the fact that you'll never be ひゃっくパーセント中学生?

>>18919111
By believing in Hinduism and offing yourself

>>18919111
I make high school girls in honey select, pose them sitting in the classroom, set the camera above a chair and pretend I'm there.

>>18919386
Good, you can learn alone faster and more efficiently than in a class anyway. Provided that you have some self-discipline.

>>18919386
I'd do it if the class was in Japan.

If you read and there is 1 sentence you dont understand, what do you do?
Do you just try to bruteforce the sentence and stop reading until you understand it? Or do you look up everything once and if you still dont understand keep going? Or just keep going from the start?

>>18919931
Try to break it down, look up grammar constructs, read the Japanese definition of words I'm not too sure on, etc etc

>>18919997
when you're spending your free time analyising the way characters from children's shows' names are written I think it's really time to rethink your life
also you highlighted the wrong ね

>>18920040
This was made before you are even conceived, younglings.

>>18919709
Something you feed an e-pub to and it gives you an anki deck with all the vocab inside.

>>18920134
theres nothing more important for your health and vitality than breakfast so while i normally agree with this sentiment this is not one of those times

please eat a healthy hearty breakfast daily

>>18920135
I assumed he's doing core and knows the kanji but has only ever seen 昼 as ひる

>>18920106
Kay

髪の毛と髪の違い into google for epic win

What's the difference between "What's the difference between 髪の毛 and just 髪？" and "髪の毛と髪の違い"

>>18920250
My computer is as clean as your whore mother's asshole, faggot.

>>18920228
>ITH
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGH
it still fucking hurts, Windows 10 broke most text hookers out there and now i'm relegated to reading shitty seinen's

>>18918324
The first one.

>>18920262
ブラジル人アウト

>>18920262
I don't know if you are insulating that my mother's asshole is clean or that your computer is just filthy.

>>18920266
It works fine on Win10 though.

>>18920266
learn nihongo

Based /jp/ posters, thanks niqqas

>>18920275
I was trying to make a clever insult there but nevermind

>>18920297
esls dont make clever insults

>>18920276
post creator's update it seems there no solution, Chiitrans is 50/50, ITHVNR just kills itself and ITH can't even attach, even with the W10 fixes

>>18920301
What does making clever insults have to do with being an ESL

Why do people still use w10?

>>18920313
literally everything as your little stint showed

>>18920297
You could have pointed out that I accidentally used insulate instead of insinuate.
But I guess ESLs can't tell the difference.

>>18920321
Actually I did notice that, I just didn't think it was important
What is you retards' fixation with ESLs anyway?

>>18920319
are shitposters really a good fit for the english learning nihongo thread

why not just make a shitposting djt for all your dirty wooden computer having fellow shitposters

Most Americans know English worse than ESLs

>heroine
>capitol
>their/they're
>then/than

>>18920363
we did its right here

>>18920377
ignoring the blanket assumption which is pretty true if youre trying to help someone conceptualize a foreign language its pretty important that youre both communicating in terms that you both intuitively understand and esls living in the southern hemisphere simply cannot be trusted

this is why int flags were good it was a disclaimer to let you know this before taking anyones post seriously so im just doing my civic duty here in the shit posting thread to let anyone who might be thinking of taking anything here seriously besides the all kana posts to think twice

above is a retard, please do not reply to him thanks for your attention

>>18920319
My motherboard (network, CPU, etc) don't work correctly if I use Windows 7, because the drivers just refuse to install.
Windows 8 is even shittier to use than W10, and I don't think Linux has much compatability with VN's.

>>18920441
solid argument shit poster

>have a logogram for convexity
>it's not actually convex
Are Asians mentally retarded?

>>18920458
that girls like 40 now also what are you referring to

>>18920458
>Are Asians mentally retarded?
thought this was common knowledge

>>18920478
>A convex polygon is a simple polygon (not self-intersecting) in which no line segment between two points on the boundary ever goes outside the polygon

>>18920458
>>18920478
Just do the line test.
If you can cross a border it's not convex.

>>18920510
it's not supposed to mean exactly "convex", it's just used to represent something that sticks out
I guess this is one of the disadvantages of not using J-J dictionaries

I wonder if there is a DET on futuba or 2chan and people attacking other other because they are proud to finally understand the true meaning of jokes in rick and morty.

>>18920529
uhh 凸面 means exactly that home slice nice try

>>18920562
maybe dude but djt will never get to the point of discussing true meaning because they are forever stuck on 凸 and flashcards and how to make text hookers work lmao

>>18920388
ありがとう

>>18920388
ありがと

>>18920596
I know you're trying to troll right now but I don't want to mislead beginners
>https://www.weblio.jp/content/凸
> 突き出ていること。また，そのもの。

>>18920596

>>18920609
wow its like the kanji tells you what it means just by looking at it this is groundbreaking

but what does this mean in practicality pray tell

is there any possible way in nihongo to mix up that definition with convexity

>>18920609
While the kanji may not originally mean convex it is used for everything that is convex.
Like convex sets in maths, convex hull algorithms, convex optimization, etc.

This wouldn't look good in writing, get over it.

>>18920700
You can just draw a circle like superior Korea does.

>>18920715
looks like you gotta flip to the また and そのもの pages next my ninpo using friend

>>18920715
股（また）= crotch
そのもの = that thing (dick)

>>18920760
that reminds me, why do japs often use モノ for dick in VNs? Are they too shy to spell it out? JAV actresses don't seem to have any trouble saying ちんちん

>>18920766
It's more literally you absolute philistine

>>18920760
/djt/, helpful as ever. I'm going back to /int/, this place is cancer.

>>18920772
good luck dude maybe one day youll figure out how to understand things written in the most basic terminology possible

i mean lets go back to >>18920715
this is a lot to work with right here in addition to looking in a dictionary if you wanna keep trying ill be here for you but i wont feed you something this pathetically basic

>>18920777
i guess but also >>18920331

>>18920772
帰るな

>>18920795
帰りな

>>18920812
Never seen so many 何これ？ at once.

put this in the op for every djt from now on with some modifications

>>18920885
>that electrical super-gay who suffers from mental disease

>>18920885
>stupid fan girls of Johnny's Boys
I fail to get that reference.
Do they actually have girls on Japanese chans?

>>18920938
do we not have girls on ours? do you know what /cgl/ is?

>>18920945
>do we not have girls on ours?
Aside from containment boards, no, not really.

>>18921053
its only soul crushing because you dont know nihongo

>>18921060
And if you slack off one day it sets you back 10%

>>18921053
sure, but at least I can enjoy most content now, which definitely feels good, there might be a lot (infinte) grind left, but it's much more fun. If you don't enjoy it then why are you even learning? If you want to jack it to VNs there are plenty of translations

>>18921060
It's a クソゲー but at this point I'm in too deep to quit.

>>18921080
have you ever ironically tried to jack off to spanish translations

>>18921087
just fuckin pay a million dollars for the book

>>18921092
>have you ever ironically tried to jack off to spanish translations
Matter of fact, I only jack off to 3d porn, mostly US produced

>>18921024
check libgen

>>18921106
damn dude shame on a ninja

>>18921080
Yeah, no, I don't think language learning falls under that saccharine "the journey is more important than the destination" bullshit. If I could press a button that instantly made me fluent in nipgo, I would.

It's not like drawing, or playing an instrument, or any kind of sports, where you get better through the act itself. When I read, I enjoy the story, not the act of reading.

>>18921111
sjw whiteknights are worse though
you cant absolve people from their responsibility for themselves

>>18921135
If anything, I find that learning another language when you're already bilingual is easier. Your brain makes more connections. Plus, you can shit out mnemonics like crazy.
I've found that setting up my mining to put both English and Frenchtranslations on my flashcards helps a fair bit.

>>18921135
It doesn't matter. You should be full mono lingual within a year (learning Japanese in Japanese).

...or you won't make it

>>18921199
rikaichamp
yomichan
nazeka

>>18921199
learn nihongo

>>18921211
this!!!!!!!

>>18921216
nowhere near as good as rikaisama

>>18921326
https://core6000.neocities.org/hjgp/

>>18921327
that's nice, thanks.
also, I've found this
http://cheatsheets.nihonshock.com/basic-japanese-digital.pdf
looks nice. unfortunately the rest of the sheets are paid
https://www.amazon.com/Japanese-Cheat-Sheet-Pack-Nihonshock-com/dp/0988660512

Just started reading.
What is a good amount of pages to read, or time to spend on reading? I'm really uncertain if what I'm doing isn't enough for just starting, so I'd like to ask with how much you started when you first began. Also, should I take EVERY word I don't 100% know into the mining deck, or just the ones that I literally never heard of? I can sometimes guess the meaning through context or something like that

>>18921362
just use google translate and save yourself the trouble your understanding will be about the same with much less effort

Hey guys, I'm just taking a short break from AJATTing to stop by and see whether DJT has finally accepted AJATT and the gospel of Saint Matt or are you still struggling?

>>18921378
I don't think you understand what cheat sheets are for

>>18921363
Just read till you get bored.
>should I take EVERY word I don't 100% know into the mining deck
I don't know what others did, but when I first started mining I tried to focus on more common words than mining really rare ones. You are going to have to learn rare words eventually, but as a beginner rare words are harder to remember and less useful in the short run.

>>18921363
Depends on what you're reading really.
Just keep at it and read every day. This is more important imho than the amount of one sitting.

Read Japanese, not English.

>>18921393
Well, that depends on the day though. Sometimes I stop after 40min or an hour and sometimes I got beyond even 2 or 3 hours
>>18921400
Does "can" mean as much as my brain is able to handle in one day or as much as I feel like (i.e until I get bored, as stated above) ?
I'll take the mining advice though, thank you.

I'm trying to read a VN, but my autism doesn't let me skip any word I didn't understand, so reading one line takes a lot of time, because I have to look half of the words up (at least one per line), usually by looking up kanji first and then trying to figure out what's going on.

Should I use a texthooker or something? Or is this time I waste actually going to help me in the long run?

>>18921424
>I'm trying to read a VN, but my autism doesn't let me skip any word I didn't understand,
You can't learn Japanese.
>so reading one line takes a lot of time, because I have to look half of the words up (at least one per line), usually by looking up kanji first and then trying to figure out what's going on.
What the fuck are you doing?
>Should I use a texthooker or something? Or is this time I waste actually going to help me in the long run?
This is literally what texthookers are for.

>>18921422
>Sometimes I stop after 40min or an hour and sometimes I got beyond even 2 or 3 hours
That's more than enough. As long as you aren't reading for like, 5 minutes a day you're cool.

>>18921399
拙者はとんでもない変態野郎にてござるので、可愛い女の子に踏まれたり、弄ばれたりすることは、至上の悦びなのでござる。

>>18921422
>>Does "can" mean as much as my brain is able to handle in one day or as much as I feel like (i.e until I get bored, as stated above) ?
Essentially as much as you can until you start getting sloppy. I'd recommend aiming to to at least 1 hour a day, and then if you still feel up to reading more, then read more.

Read as much as you enjoy.
Mine words that you would like to know.

You're not learning Japanese to impress some random dudes on the internet, but for yourself.
Take some initiative instead of seeking approval here.

>>18921424
dont worry about your time spent people who are texthooking are just looking at more shit they dont know than you but unless they put in the time they arent learning any of it

>>18921393
There is practically no way to decide which words are common and which aren't when you are a beginner. Just don't worry, you are not expected to see anything remotely uncommon in materials you read. Learning every new word you encounter run into is a strategy you can't go wrong with.

>>18921506
IIRC there was that frequency indicator in Rikaisama that I used. While its not the best thing in the world, it was usable. I just avoided mining words above ~13k frequency.

>>18921533
わびさび

>>18921588
Cart before the horse. Learn what you need to learn the most. There is literally no reason to learn things you need less than things you need more. If I don't know the most common word for someone being angry, there is absolutely no reason whatsoever for me to learn the word for wholesaler. Stop arguing in bad faith. Also, you don't know Japanese.

>>18921588
>What about in 徒然チルドレン when a character with that in her name shows up?
I was trying to infer that you'll never know what わびさび actually means.
But anyway, there's a ton of economic words I don't know in English. How can anyone reasonably expect you to know them in Japanese?

>>18921586
I like you.

>>18921595
I'm pretty sure 怒り is before 問屋 in core 6k

>>18921624
in your ass

>>18921630
I don't have an ass. I'm a sentient AI.

>>18921595
I don't even know what wholesale means in English.

>>18921666
I knew it in my native language ever since I was 6 because we used to live close to a place that had a sign reading "Wholesale and retail production of coffins"

>>18921664
I'm pretty sure you can know that you need to know "belly", "soft", "poison", "burn", and "leaf" more than you need to know "year-end party", "nobel prize", "head office", "persimmon", "telegram", and "otorhinology"

You're either trying to argue that Core6000 isn't bad, that people shouldn't try to judge it when they're beginners, or that there's nothing wrong with learning """useless""" words when you still don't know much more useful ones. All of which are complete bullshit.

>You sound like somebody who completed all of core6k before opening your first volume of manga, dude.
This is you.

DJTの皆さん！こんにちわ
最近なにを読んだのですか？面白いものがあったか？

>>18921752
We already established that no one here knows Japanese.

>>18921754
>わ
You don't know Japanese.

>>18921769
>>18921773
大変だ！大間違いしちゃった！
許してくれ。。

>>18921733
I've seen this word and kanji in japanese so often that I even memorized it in english.

>>18921754
おはようおにいちゃん

あかるいはなしをよみたいな

にほんのしょうせつ

だいたいくらいというか

まじめなんだよ

>>18921780
>Philosophical essays from the 1930s~ prewar
Wow! Its almost like the language had significant changes since that time!

>>18921780
It's probably some dialect since I've never seen such bullshit in 1900+

>>18921803
吉本ばななさんの「つぐみ」を読むことある？
すごく明るいよ

>>18921754
かぐや様は告らせたい
結構面白いな
スラムダンクも読んでみようかと思っていたけど３１巻もあるしなんだかためらっちゃってるな

>>18921769
>>18921773
It's not a topic marker wa, you dumb shit. It means "good morning", it's part of an expression.

>>18921842
nope, nah ugh, no way I'm falling for that

>>18921876
wakamarista

>>18921781
このロリ可愛いよ！いい漫画に決まってるでしょう？私は日常生活の作品が一番好きです。

>>18921803
なんの小説ですか？それとも、なんでそうしないの？

>>18921838
スポーツか？面白いなら迷わないで！時間があるですね？このスレの人だから(*´ω｀*)


それとも！他のひとをいじめないでください

>>18921865
arigato dezaimas

とんでもないバカ現れたわね

Does reading the unsubbed subs of GCX count as reading?

>>18921943
>わ

はたしは困ったですは

>>18921960
I guess, if you mute the audio.
Listening is easier so your brain will just do that.

>>18921970
I really don't want to miss out on the あぶない and 気持ち。

>>18921967
>はたし
HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAH
*breathes in*
AHAHAHAHAHAHHAAHH

>>18922005
どうもアリゲーターございます！

Where the fuck are my よつばと１４巻 scans

No shitpostingください。

>>18922022

ごめなさい、

What's the point of having katakana words in core? If you know katakana, you can just read it and know what it means anyways. Am I missing something here?

>>18922037
1. Not everyone is English so if it's an English loanword not everyone can read it.

2. Even if you are English, not all the loanwords are English, or they are English but they mean something different than the English word they're based on.

>>18922037
>If you know katakana, you can just read it and know what it means anyways
Okay, what's a ゲレンデ or a ルンペン?

>>18922052
Thanks
>>18922054
>>18922061
I was simply asking because I didn't understand, you can put your dicks away faggots.

>>18922077
Stop being so defensive, the best way to show a point is through examples.

todays nihongo word of the day is 放胆

check back tomorrow for the next nihongo word of the day

>>18922096
thx bud

>>18922103
yw :)

>>18922096
私は放胆な僕です

>>18910497
i know that feel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NE_eppxzl-E

>>18922179
そうか 日本語頑張れ

>>18920458
Their radical for "uniformity" isn't uniform either.

新たなるスレを生成してくれない

>>18920510
>in which no line segment between two points on the boundary ever goes outside the polygon
I don't get this part.
How is that actually possible for a line to go outside of itself? The fuck?
The polygon in question is defined by the lines, isn't it? I'm confused.

>>18922334
Oh I understand now.
Thanks oniichan.

>>18922343
Convexity/concavity tests make a lot more sense using angles anyways

>>18922299
スレが消しない限り作られないよ

>>18922299
>>18922358
二人とも頑張れ

>>18910344
同性愛

漢字難しい

>>18922364
いじめないで

>>18920812
>littleは形容詞。おまえはバカ。全然英語分からない。
lmao, it's full of can'tdoers

>>18922391
みんな頑張っててすごいなと心から思うよ爆笑

Why the FUCK do some assholes make り look like い with exaggerated right side, and then others make it 1 stroke and which one is fucking right? I'm talking about the Hiragana

>>18922499
Why the FUCK do some assholes make a look like ɑ missing an entire fucking piece, and which one is fucking right? I'm talking about the Alphabet

>>18922499
people write like fuckin shit dude

images are fuckin busted again but https://i.imgur.com/10ZenFg.jpg <-- real ninja nihongo test good luck

stopped at ネ

Why the FUCK do i still not have a robot waifu
:(

>>18922523
you cant スクリュー your ロボット妻 until you 作る her dude so get your ass to 作業 mother fucker!!

>>18922546
du and di dude

>>18922570
>du and di dude

Cool, thanks.
What about the rest of my question tho

So does DJT just attract the dregs of /jp/ or what?

>>18922593
it sux ass and i dont know what youre looking for here its like asking what the difference between b and backwards b is

>>18922600
well youre here so clearly : )

>>18922602
ず, づ are pronounced either [dzu] or [zu].
じ, ぢ are pronounced either [dʑi] or [ʑi].

How do i know if the Zu in the word is written づ or ずwhen they're both Zu

How do i know if the Zi in the word is written じ or ぢ when they both mean Zi

>>18922621
By seeing them written.

>>18921107
I did and nothing, guess I'll never find it

>>18922621
well those sounds dont come at the beginning of a word and you dont really have to worry about ぢ at all

like theres no way to confuse the づ in 片付き and youll see つ become づ in like suffixes and other compounds and shit

literally had to stop at 5 seconds too much cringe

>>18922546
す is always su. If you were asked to draw a su and す was marked as a mistake, you maybe fucked up drawing it. And つ is always つ.
However, ず and づ share the same sound. But they are different characters. Just like in English, 'c' and 'k' are different characters, but in some words 'c' sounds like 'k', while in other words it sounds like 'ch', and so on.

>>18922730
What was the question exactly?

>>18922678
>>18922730
oh yea btw they change in repeated sounds so like 縮める is ちぢめる

>>18922701
This guy spent an absurd amount of time on rtk, completely missing the point. I don't think rtk is worth doing for most people, but it isn't worth it for ANYONE if you're going to do fucking 4 characters a day. I cant be bothered to watch through this entire video because it's incredibly obnoxious, but I do have to ask, how do people even manage to destroy books as much as this guy has destroyed his copy of rtk? I'm not even particularly careful with my books and I've never had anything end up in as bad a shape as that one is.

>>18922782
maybe he bought it used or just daily rigours of putting it in a backpack with other things or something also i caved and seeked through the vid and hes literally looking at shit and identifying the kanji by his heisig codewords and has no idea what a lot of things are big surprise

>>18922782
He throws it at the ceiling at one point in the video, it shows you how little care he takes of his possessions.

i mean in my day if your textbook was in great shape it was because you werent using it enough

but its rtk so you shouldnt be using it at all

>>18922982
There's a difference between a well-used, worn textbook and a textbook that has been raped by a man with hams for hands.

>>18922730
Stop using some shitty program/website that uses romaji

>>18923162
You have to go back.