/jp/ - Otaku Culture

かわいい女の子になって、マンコを毎日終日に弄りたい!

Is there some kind of premade Anki eroge deck?
I wish to learn some lewd words that may be common in hentai media. I’ve found this list but I doubt it’s comprensive enough.
https://github.com/LDNOOBW/List-of-Dirty-Naughty-Obscene-and-Otherwise-Bad-Words/blob/master/ja

express telegram for all flashcard users (subsあり)

https://streamable.com/gwpns

It was impossible for me to do my reps for the past 3 days. RIP the rest of my week. 700+ reps lets go!

>>19022944
がんばれおにいちゃん!

>>19022938
why not just learn from what you find in your hentai do-jin comics instead of cram them like some kinda weirdo

>>19022944
>700+ reps lets go!
I do more than that daily, you'll be fine

>>19022962
We're all weirdos, including you.

>>19022972
no doubt but still

>>19022962
Because I like cramming

>>19022996
I want you to cram your huge チンポ into my delicious soft wet マンコ

妹が欲しいなぁ

>>19023016
私がやる

>>19023016
お巡りさん、この人です。

>>19023016
妹になりたいなぁ

I can't do it. How does anyone learn this fucking language? My reps keep piling up day after day because I can't remember any cards. I end every review session in tears. Tonight I had to just mash "good" for me last 20 cards because I could not remember them after having seen them several times in this same session. I'm not going to remember them tomorrow, just like I haven't been able to remember them for weeks. I don't understand, I did everything the guide said, how did it end up like this? Why can't I learn this? Why am I so dumb?

>>19023052
上にあがれ

>>19023052
>2 leeches
Time to 毒を吸う twice

can someone help me with this error i get when i open anki

>>19023075
>can someone help me
やりたいことやるだけ

>>19023052
I love this pasta

>>19023075
先ずは晒を飲んで

>>19023097
>晒

>>19023097
ファッキングキミこそ

>>19023101
日本語もう忘れちゃった

>>19023105
どこにbringin it back to?

>>19023089
This isn't a pasta. I really am drowning and feel like I just can't do it. I hate doing anki, I just get all of the cards wrong anyway. How do I learn Japanese?

>>19023113
I'm bringing it back to America

>>19023119
>This isn't a pasta
Yeah, it is. You can't learn japanese.

>>19023119
so fuckin get rid of the flashcards problem solved

>>19023121
ドン

>>19023130
But how do I learn words then?

>>19023170
be with nihongo and nihongo will be with you

>>19023173

>>19023170
You may have heard this secret technique before... its not a secret because people don't want to say it but because people don't want to know... its a truth not everyone can handle so to speak... its called reading.

>>19023170
Flashcards aren't for learning words anyway, so it's no wonder they didn't work.

>>19023303
retard spotted

/r/learnjapanese claims that the amount of new vocab you should aim for is 5/day and the max a person can learn is 7/day. Is that true in your experience?

>>19023356
Do they really?

>>19023356
Why do they say that?

>>19023356
If I thought I could learn no more than 2500 words a year I'd give up right now

>>19023380
2600 words/year is actually the figure they gave, according to a study that they proceeded to not cite.

So, I'm assuming おかしい is used in the same manner that "funny" is sometimes used when describing something strange/suspicious.

So, おかしい can mean:
"That's funny" (amusing or comical).
"Now, that's funny" (Imagine a Detective saying that at a crime scene)

Is this correct?

>>19023356
The only way this could approach truth is if the person meant to say "7/day is the minimum you should try to learn" and somehow accidentally managed to write "7/day is the max you can learn".

>>19023454
humor is a coping mechanism for what people can't understand

>>19023037
ありがとう(泣)

>>19023454
Pretty much. You can also use with in 頭がおかしい to literally say "he's funny in the head"

てめえらの頭がおかしい

>>19023393
Got a link? I want to laugh.

>>19023676

>>19023356
I go 15 new cards per day, and usually I try to keep my repeats within 10% of the total studies, which is ~90-100 now.

Of course, one needs to define what "learn" is. I remember the anki vocab I studied yesterday, but if I came across it in a raw material and had problems understanding the sentence, do I truly 'learn' that vocab?

So would やりやがった be something along the lines of "that fucker actually did it"? All I know is that やる is like する but...less formal? and やがった is a way of saying how the speaker dislikes what is being done, so 食べやがった is "[x] ate, and I don't like it".

I assumed やり is the stem of やる.

>>19023749
やがった is an inflection of やがる

>>19023755
あ

so in やりやがった it's a past version of やりやがる?

>>19023356
I mined 130 words today.

おはようおにいちゃん

ＨＤＤほしいこわれそう

かいかえたいなあ

おさいふににせんえんしかないけど

>>19023605
なくなめがふさがる

Why are people still wearing 下駄?
Don't the kanji say geta sandals are for poorfags?

>>19024368
てがきならカタカナでかく

いんさつはだめ

>>19024388
「下駄」は当て字 ?

あたしがwritingってよみまちがえました

>Why are people still writing 下駄?

げたはないけど

げたっぽいのはあるね

下駄箱とか便下駄とかつかう

>>19024416
たぶんあてじ

いつからつかわれてるかはわかんないけど

２００ねんまえくらいにはあることばだとおもう

それよりまえにはないとおもう

たぶん

Do people ever use, or have they ever commonly used "ore-sama" in valid real world contexts, or is it just something completely bizarre that only exists in the realm of anime, jokes, etc?

>>19024468
I haven't even heard that in anime as far as I can remember.

>>19024468
あたしは

ひとりだけしってるよ

おんなでつかってるひといる

>>19023760
past or past perfect

>>19024468
じっさいのかいわで

つかってるのはひとりだけだね

ねっとでも

ほんあかでつかってるひとはいない

うらあかとかなら

いるよ

How do I Improve my pronunciation

>>19024802
karaoke

>>19024845
ヒトカラ

>>19024850
ひとからいいよね

いきたいけど

さいふににせんえんしかない

せんとうならいける

あのんにしつもんがあります

あのんはけぶかいですか？

この俺様に力で勝てると思ってるかい？

does anyone listen to anything at work to improve listening comprehension?

>>19025201
>>>/int/

>>19025051
日本人よりはな

>>19025205
how do you watch anime without subtitles without listening comprehension

>>19025237
Anime isn't watching.

>>19025237
by leaving this garbage thread and watching anime immediately

>>19025237
You just watch anime. Which you probably can't do "at work".

Where can I download VN's? I'm looking for pic related.

>>19025307
lol

>>19025307
hell

>>19025307
russia

>>19023356
I don't think there is any restriction, at least I haven't come near one yet. It comes down to how much time you can invest. I used to add in anki about a hundred of new words and it was fine.

>>19025307
In the sekrit club you have no chance of getting into :^)

So I decided to try imabi to read about the stuff not covered in TKGG and there's an exercise in a lesson about の.

> Translate the following
> 3. A person with pretty eyes.
Considering the topic of the lesson, he probably wants me to translate it as
きれいな目の人
But would it sound more natural if I translated it as
目がきれいな人
instead?

>>19025507
God yuuhagi is so good.

>きれいな目の人
This is certainly idiomatic:
https://www.google.com/search?q="きれいな目の人"
>目がきれいな人
This is also fine:
https://www.google.com/search?q="目がきれいな人"

Anyways you should probably skip exercises that aren't made by professionals, and even from professionals they're mostly useful as motivation and repetition, not "real practice".

>>19025507
綺麗目がする人

>>19025516
*している

みんなgenkiっすか?

>決めつけないでくれません？　別に何もしちゃいません
Is he asking for a task to do?

>AJATT is a better method than just reading
true or false?

>>19025628
dunno how you got that conclusion but no

>>19025639
false

Alright so, these two are the same thing right? I can already recognize both, but I don't think I can recall both in writing since リ throws me off, so I'm going to learn the first one.

>>19025701
yes

>>19025701
Don't even worry about such minor shit. You'll learn kana through exposure anyway.

>>19025701
Alright so, these two are the same thing right? I can already recognize both, but I don't think I can recall both in writing since "r" throws me off, so I'm going to learn the first one.

>>19025639
There is no pure reading as there is no pure ajatt.

>>19025774
there is in fact such a thing as pure reading

>>19025754
No no, I can recognize both just fine when reading. its just that it's hard to recall the latter when writing.

ALSO CURSIVE R IS ALMOST FUCKING UNRECOGNIZABLE AND I HATE MY DOCTOR'S HANDWRITING BECAUSE OF THAT

>>19025787
> its just that it's hard to recall the latter when writing.
Nigga, if you can't memorize two vertical stokes, how are going to learn kanji ?

>>19025784
i don't think there are people who do nothing but read without looking up things they don't understand. Any learning method narrows down to memorizing new words\collocations\etc and input and output sooner or later.

>>19025803
i read without looking up things i don't understand because i understand everything after thinking about it for even five seconds - faster than looking it up

>>19025801
FINE
I'LL POWER THROUGH IT
AAAAAAAAAAA

>>19025652
oh, so he said "you're not going to scold me?"

>>19025822
when even google translate is better than you at nihongonese

i figured it out
when someone says 別に on their own they're implying that the rest of the statement has a negative polarity so it means "not really" not "particularly"

Damn you must have a big ass brain son

別にそうでもない

>>19025307
https://mega.nz/#F!zWoF1LgB!V6s3tUUM7E3FS1y6gfpyHw

If you have any other requests later after the thread dies, use the djtguide.neocities feedback and I'll see if I can find it.

>>19025866
> applied custom CSS to google
> still using the butt ugly MS font

>筋

In the southern United States there is a term known as "the itis" which is the condition of feeling bloated and tired after a very large meal. Does there exist a similar expression in Japanese？

>>19022926
Wasn't there supposed to be a netlify update in April? D-Did anon abandon us?

>>19026526
What else does it need?

>>19026517
食べ過ぎた

>>19026517
ああ食った食った

>>19026517
消化不良

>>19026316
Dicks?

>>19025534

>>19026316
タテ筋

Started core2k a week ago, doing 20 words a day.
My recall is totally shit, 40% for learning and 50% for young cards. I also feel a bit overwhelmed while studying, partly because anki mixes new cards with reviews (even if I put them last)
Am I just a brainlet or are there any tricks for more effective learning?

いただきまんこ

>>19026780
ditching flashcards immediately for epic win

>>19026780
give up

>>19026780
Should've watched more anime.

Currently going through RTK around 1/4 of the way through, started sentence mining anime, manga and VNs for i+1 sentences, some of the words in the sentences i've no clue how to even read. Should i just keep mining while putting on hold actually reviewing my mined sentences or do i just start reviewing them now? I feel like they might stick better if i do it after i'm done with RTK.

>>19026780
Do more reviews.

>>19026845
>>19026812

>>19026845
Don't do sentence cards. You don't understand what anki is for.

>>19026903
Please tell me what it's for.

>>19026914
memorizing sets of specific things so you recall them immediately without thinking

>>19026920
So I want to memorize words which is why I started mining for i+1, i doubt i'll get much exposure to words like 護身用 and i'd rather not just forget them.

>>19026928
That's not what i+1 means.

>>19026930
Tell me what an i+1 sentence is.

>>19026934
There is no such thing as an i+1 sentence.

>>19026934
misguided krashen dick sucking imaginary terminology

>>19026937
>The input hypothesis. This states that learners progress in their knowledge of the language when they comprehend language input that is slightly more advanced than their current level. Krashen called this level of input "i+1", where "i" is the learner's interlanguage and "+1" is the next stage of language acquisition.

A sentence I undestand all but one word would be an i+1. How is this the wrong usage of i+1?

>>19026945
That quote is completely wrong and does not represent what Krashen says. i is not anything at all. Krashen specifically always states that i doesn't mean anything.

i+1 is a concept, not a quality. You can't select or pick out or create a piece of i+1 input based on limiting the amount of unknown material or picking things that are easy to acquire. i+1 isn't something you can design deliberate study around.

It doesn't mean that there's exactly one, or any other specific number, of things that you don't know, with the rest being things you understand well.

i+1 is a thing that happens when you consume comprehensible input that contains anything you're still learning.

>>19026950
Source on any of this?

>>19026984
mine krashens i+1 sentences lmao except youll prolly run into this again
>some of the words in the sentences i've no clue how to even read.

>>19026984
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RfhiGoeflkE#t=50m
Timestamp: 50 minutes
It might be somewhere else but that's somewhere he explains
>i+1 is a thing that happens when you consume comprehensible input that contains anything you're still learning.

>>19026984
>>19027007

>>19027007
>>19027021
I'll admit i misunderstood what i+1 means, but how is my usage of anki for sentence cards incorrect when I'm using it so I don't forget acquired vocabulary.

>>19027029

>>19027029
Aside from learning the pronunciations of words, grammar and vocabulary are the same thing: "language features".

There aren't exactly one uses of a given word or grammar pattern, by memorizing a specific example of it in a specific context you're unnaturally focusing on a single specific contextual sense of that word or grammar pattern.

Not only that, you're only training yourself to recognize it in that specific context, and you very well might not recognize it in other contexts. If you learn 素直 from porn, you're going to have a hard time recognizing what it really means in a newspaper, and vice versa.

Many common words even basically double as grammar features of their own, without having to mix the two together into "language features". This is why DoJG and HJGP have entries for things like 上げる and 限り.

>>19027049
This all makes sense but I make sure to add all the possible definitions for the words that I'm aiming to learn in each sentence cards that I find in a dictionary. Am i still likely to run into this issue if i continue mining for sentences?

>>19022926
What's the best way to write "I can prove it" in a casual, non-argumentative manner? Please respond

>>19027083
Definitions aren't really senses. The different uses of 素直 aren't, and there are things about how words are used that go beyond "definitions" anyway, like this:

>There aren't exactly one uses of a given word or grammar pattern
"one" is being used to count a plural object here, which is a rare grammar pattern used when emphasizing the quantity of something relative to other possible quantities, and when the quantity itself is the "identity" of the noun phrase, not the counted object.

You can think of it like an implied "one point zero", which would only allow a plural treatment of the noun phrase, as is used.

You're never going to find things like these in any dictionary or grammar resource, and you're not going to know that you need to know them to have advanced language competence.

It's not just some random written language thing either. A few weeks ago someone here misused a really common word (I think it was 状況 or something) based on a J-E definition and the way it was used in an example sentence. When this was pointed out it sparked an hours-long argument about it.

Trying to give yourself an incremental syllabus is just going to make it so you don't know what you don't know, and give you a slightly distorted internal version of Japanese because you're focusing on things that are easy to be told about.

You can repair this over time, but it's not necessary to give yourself this trouble in the first place. You can mine whatever you want, but telling yourself it's incremental is a bad idea, and if the "i+1 sentences" meme doesn't reflect reality, making sentence cards isn't going to be much better than just making vocab cards with example sentences on the back.

>>19027117
証拠はある

>>19027123
Thanks for helping me out. Should i just keep reading and looking up words that I don't understand in this case then?

>making sentence cards isn't going to be much better than just making vocab cards with example sentences on the back.

Just to clarify. I only wanted to do sentence cards because I thought that having the context would help me remember them better.

>>19027149
That sounds fine. Good luck learning Japanese.

>>19027135
For full context, the matter in question is that I have a two letter username on something, and I can prove it by logging in. Would that reply still work in this situation? And thank you so much for helping an absolute novice like me!

>>19027135
Proofs do exist.

>>19027162
Not him but I don't think that reply would really work in that context. 私はゲイ or even 中出しの喜び would make a lot more sense.

Asking for help.
I can't find the original Japanese text for:
"Guns of the Patriots" and I need it.
I'm making an MGS4 background and really wanted to put it in there as an homage to Kojima. I don't trust google translate. Can someone please help me?

>>19027193
I'd personally go with 僕はゲイ, sounds more trustworthy.

>>19027162
証明できる

>>19027193
Sounds legit

>>19027222
Thank you so much! Checked

今日は何してたの？皆ちゃん

>>19027332
なにも

>>19027193
>>19027214
共産主義者だよ

>>19027332
一日中シコりました

>>19027193
>>19027214
I heard that you can exclude "は" to make a sentence sound more casual, so could I say "boku gei"? And when I'm done telling them that I fap to traps (which makes me gay), what's the best way to tell them I can prove that I'm gay? I really need to be prepared for this job interview

>>19027332
地球防衛軍

>>19027352
You wouldn't need to explain yourself after they see that you're a dumb frog poster.

>>19027352
You might be gay anon but fapping to traps isn't gay.

>>19027352
>knowyourmeme
>thinking-emoji
>pepe
It's like the trifecta of cancer in just one image

>>19027366
ゲイだよ, anon-san

>>19027376
共産主義者ですね

>>19027388
>>>/ポール/

>>19027388
そのミーム説明してくれ

>って can also act like は

Is there nothing a quote particle can't do?

人間の変装をして人が油断したうちに裏切って殺すウーパールーパー

>>19027443
>Is there nothing a quote particle can't do?
走る

How many Hiragana characters should i study a day?

I know that Hiragana consist of Monographs,Diacritics,and Digraphs.So i was wondering how many Hiragana characters i should study.I want to be able to be able to remember them easily.

How many Hiragana Characters should i study per day to get familiar with it?

I want to immediately recognize what sound the Hiragana makes

>>19027552
49

>>19027552
What the fuck is this? How retarded are you? You can't read a simple guide in English, yet you want to read the runes? Well, dumb cunt, you're lucky I'm here to break it down for you, although I do wonder if you have any kind of reading comprehension making this effort pointless... So, first things first, don't even bother learning hiragana because it's basically the baby version of the language, and it's equivalent to learning how to read, write and speak from Tommy Pickles. What you should do is actually just cut straight to kanji, with the fastest way of learning the basic 3000 that you need to read a simple children's book being to print them all out and copy them by hand (pro tip: tracing them saves some time). Once you've done that, you're probably ready to practice speaking, so just go outside and use all the kanji you learned over the last 2 years (as per the above) by narrating your life as best you can out loud. Film it and review it daily to monitor your sick moon gainz. Lastly, move to Japan and teach English. Good luck, cunt.

>>19027581
Let's remember to not be an elitist to fellow learners

Everyone is at different stages and improve at different rates. I've seen lots of stories here about being put down from friends about the interest in learning and people who keep it to themselves for that reason. It would be even more discouraging to be put down by those who should be your peers.

>>19027552
I learned to write them and on second thought I may not have needed to, but its good to know. I learned a row a day although i could have pushed it two, and at the end of they I would write the entire alphabet up to what i knew 2 or 3 times. Oh yeah and dont get caught up on the extra sounds too much, once you know them its just like algebra kinda

>>19027706
epic

>>19027706
kek

>>19027706
why destroy instead of dekinai you fucked up your own stupid shit

>>19027706
>>19027782
Or "you don't know Japanese"

Anyway good shit

>>19027706
This >>19027782 >>19027802

>>19027581
>it's equivalent to learning how to read, write and speak from Tommy Pickles
every time

Does に after a verb always create an adverb?

Hello. For context I am an upper-intermediate/pre-advanced learner of Japanese, who has passed N2 but wants to reach N1 level and beyond.

However, as I progress in my studies, it seems like it is becoming more difficult to learn some kanji at the N1 and native speaker level because the meanings of many the kanji seem less concrete as you advance. For example I keep encountering the kanji 柄 and keep forgetting what it means even if I look it up in the dictionary every time I see it. Or there are kanji where the dictionary has definitions that have seemingly little to do with the compounds they are used in today.

I understand that I should be learning kanji in context. And I have made it a recent habit to try and read newspapers everyday. But when I look at the standard-usage kanji list, there are still many that have not shown up naturally in my readings.

My question is: what strategies/methods would you recommend using for kanji study at the advanced level so I would able to commit kanji with very specific meanings to memory? And what are ways I can encounter kanji that I have yet to encounter but are still important (i.e. recommended texts, newspapers, etc).

I'm just starting the second Genki book, and would love some people to go through the text with. Is there a small group anywhere I can join?

>>19028038
Here you go https://www.reddit.com/r/LearnJapanese/

>>19028030
wtf how is this not a reddit post

>>19028054
It is

minna genki?

I get the point but it's strange how much people meme about reddit learners here.

>>19028063
It's fun. What's strange about that?

>ダリフラ
When will I know what this means?

>>19028145
a couple seconds if you hold shift with yomichan installed

>>19028145
literally first results on google

>>19028155
>>19028158
>when you see first three google results but the answer is in the fourth
I thought it was something he made up
https://twitter.com/MeidocafeR/status/995660033789751296

>>19028164
Well there you go my man the moral of the story is don't be a dumb bitch and you'll always find the answer

How has your Japanese endgame evolved since starting, friends? Initially, I only wanted to be able to comfortably play JRPGs, but after trying VNs and LNs as practice material, it just feels like I have to learn enough to be able to read those, too. JRPGs are so easy to understand that only learning enough to read them feels like complacency, or even giving up halfway through.

How many cards did you do in Anki before you guys gave up?

>>19028180
I started out with the goal to get a nip school girl to strangle me with her thighs. Nothing has changed.

>>19028187
Yet to be found out.

>>19028187
how many loaded questions can you ask before someone smells a rat

>>19027802
>>19027995
this is as far as ill yield

>Japanese is estimated to take 2200 hours to learn till a point of professional fluency for Native English speakers
It's fucking sad how many more hours I've put into some shitty forgettable game than the time it takes to reach fluency in nip.

>>19028213
your res is too large for the bitrate you need, it looks like pixilated shit

>>19028228
I literally played 5500 hours of league of legends back when it was big and that thought makes me want to die.

>>19028228
2200 hours of what exactly?

any of you fine young boys help me with this? I get most of it but don't know whether or not to sieve the water out or not. I tried using KanjiTomo translator but it didn't work very well, or i'm too dumb to use it effectively

>>19028287
``Studying''.

>>19028287
Genki study group followed by snack time and playing English version of Nintendo switch games

>>19028295
japanese bird cooking spag.bmp

>>19028295
Cooking instructions are the last boss of Japanese reading comprehension. Tough luck finding help here.

>>19028295
I don't see anything telling you to drain it, just transfer the "soup" and noodles to a new bowl, and then adding the stuff in the red pouch.

>>19028295
holy shit faggot it's just instant ramen are you telling me you can't even cook instant ramen?

>when /ck/ shows up r*ddit at being stupid

>>19028312
I had no idea
>>19028318
Thanks

>>19028329
btw the red stuff is spicy, and it tells you for normal spicyness to use only half of the pouch.

>>19028355
Hi, please don't use my photos without permission. I'll send a DMCA request if you don't delete it within 5 minutes. Thanks.

>>19028360

>>19028321
I've been here a while. We couldn't make plain water

How do you guys balance work and studying time.

>>19028494
By being neets obviously.

>>19028494
Or you can get a job where you don't do shit all day so you can study there.

>>19028228
That estimate, from FSI, only counts class hours. FSI students of Japanese study about 4K hours before graduating with "General Professional Proficiency in Speaking and Reading".
http://www.govtilr.org/Publications/TESOL03ReadingFull.htm
>At FSI, it requires most adults at least five class hours a day for five days a week, plus three or more additional hours a day of independent study.

>>19028494
this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0k5xkm2LpNI#t=60

>>19028541
Eight hours of nihongo a day? Jesus fucking christ, what is there even to do for so long?

Is it embarrassing to admit that I still don't fully understand the grammar structure of the language after studying for a few months? It seems like Japanese grammar has so much flexibility that it becomes confusing.

>>19028600
It's very normal but don't mention it in this thread

>>19028600
It's not embarrassing but you should read wayne p lammers sensei's nihongo book so you can solidify what you know and become a Genius

fuckin wayne p lammers the god

>>19028614
>>19028618

Which one? I've read his Japanese grammar the manga already if thats what you referring to.

>>19028600
you don't need to be able to spell out the structure anyway so long as you understand what's being said.

What was the first time you realized all your hard work was actually paying off?

>>19028600
It would be more embarrassing if you believed you understood it after that long like some sad individuals.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=okC-afJr85w&feature=youtu.be&t=196
Witness the kanji nouryoku of a native nihonjin and senritsu in awe... how can we even hope to match this chikara.

>>19028747
All my kibou are now in hakai.

wow thats crazy..

>>19028295
when I cook like them,I usually don't sieve the water after boiled noodles and put water in the donburi from how my favorite.

>>19028747
She wouldn't have that problem if she did rtk.

>>19028494
Easy, there are zero jobs where i live

Can someone explain this conversation exchange for me in Nanairo?

「しかし……どういうわけでしょう。　鬼が見えて霊が見えない道理はないはずですが……」桔梗

伊予「ありえんというわけでもない。真と会話をしている　桔梗が見えた。ならば、真が撫でている犬であれば　見えていたかもしれんな」

「？　どういうこと？」真

「特になんてことない写真でも、ここの模様が顔に見えると　誰かが言えば、そう見えてくるものじゃろ？」伊予

Context - Makoto and Kikiyo are wondering how the dog girl is able to see Kikiyo but not her dog(I think). Iyo is trying to explain but I don't understand her.

It seems like Iyo here is saying the girl can see Kikiyo because Makoto is talking with her.

Help?

>>19028853
man i just picture you getting to the end of the game and being like ????

>>19028887

>>19028903
no not like that

like i feel like something heartfelt is happening here but what ???

what is up with that dog girl

>>19028853
Kikyou can be seen because Shin is interacting with her ("pointing out" her existence), the dog would be visible if Shin was petting it. This is like when there's a photograph that doesn't look like anything in particular until someone points out a pattern that looks like a face and then you can see it.

>>19028926
Thanks anon

>>19028926
this is important for us the visual game jacker offer as well

>>19028952
i hope you find her dog dude

>>19028926
you are amazing.

>んにゃ
Is this short for "ん　いえ" or something?
As in "uh no".

Hey guys. First post here but I have a question that's been driving me nuts. I often notice Japanese names written in English have symbols used to substitute extra letters. In a lot of subbed anime they drop these symbols.

An example would be the first name "Seishirō". See the symbol above the "o"? It can be spelled either that way or "Seishirou", getting rid of the symbol and adding a "u".

Another example would be the last name "Hyōdō", with symbols above both of the "o"'s. Another way to spell it would be "Hyoudou", adding in two "U"'s.

Adding onto the last example that could also apply to the first, people can also skip the symbols but spell it the way it would be spelled if it still had the symbols, which would be "Hyodo", or "Seishiro".

Realistically, which of the ways is more proper for English? Obviously Spanish last names can have symbols in their names and we tend to use them. I know little about Japanese, and I'm not sure if this is Katakana or Kanji or whatever the fuck, but if I were to spell it, how should I do it?

lookin forward to this one again

>decide to learn japanese so I can read chuunishit
>after nearly a year of studying I find out i'll need about another few years before I can attempt them
this fucking sucks man

Reddit pasting should be a bannable offence.

>>19029068
heres your dose of crushing genjitu

http://vmashup.com/ws97gCOh

探究心と好奇心

I did a search on this term and noticed that it seems to be a common compound. Is there a specific meaning?

Do you think people on reddit also make fun of us?

Ok listen everyone

Any tips for someone coming back to study Japanese?

I'm back and this time I'm gonna learn this shit for real.
I stopped studying japanese 3-4 years ago because of borderline women that would suck my soul and energy. Also college.
That time is over and I wanna get back on track. I had learned the kana, some grammar and a few kanji. Just bought the Japanese The Manga Way book, downloaded guides, downloaded duolingo etc etc.

What's the most recommended path to learn this language? I'd like a more systematic approach.

みんな元気¿

ichi

butsu

>>19029246
1. undownload duolingo
2. learn japanese

>>19029021
https://kumaque.com/kumamoto-dialect/6481

>>19029246
read "remembering the kanji" books 1 and 3 (ignore/skip 2) for the mnemonic techniques. you will not learn the readings for kanji, i.e. you will not be literate after reading the books, but again the point is mnemonics.

>>19028494
Just force yourself to study after work no matter how tired you are. It helps not having friends or any kind of life outside of work too.

>>19029080
Thats a dangerous road. Anybodys posts here could be copied, pasted on reddit and used as 'proof' to ban them

>>19029336
>What are time stamps?

bros help, I need an easy win, what's an easy manga or ln to start reading with? I don't think I can brute force core anymore. My brain just isn't making new connections with these words.

>>19029353
Literally the same ones that are recommended constantly, anon. Or literally any shounen/shoujo manga you want that has full (or at least most of the time) furigana.

>>19029353
I recommend you read the guide because your answer could easily be given there IIRC

よつばと is probably your best bet with your current known number of vocab, you will always have a hard time reading something this is just something that would make the experience less painful

Anyway good luck, don't give up because you're slow at getting through it, you're not going to blaze through it no matter how many damn words you know, you just need to build that comfortableness and increasing speed will come with time

>>19029353
Manga isn't reading,

>>19029394
Thanks for the help. It's just super discouraging running up against a vocab wall at only ~800 words.

>>19029399
I said or ln. If you have any serious recommendations I'll take them.

>>19029353
doraemon is epic win believe me

>>19029405
Just letting you know manga isn't reading so you don't make the mistake next time.
Read whatever you want you dingaling you're going to be using the dictionary for pretty much everything anyway. Why are you even learning japanese in the first place if you have to ask for recommendations

>>19022926
>金玉、あたしにくれ！
What's the meaning of this blasphemouse utterance?

>>19029445
>man memorizes japanese dictionary
>wins national shiritori tournament
>does not speak japanese

>>19029405
I can understand, I think a lot of people hit that "point" where they just can't cram any more shit in their head like they were able to do to begin with, if that's the case you alter things to see what works for you, it's all about the learning process

>>19029445
Also shut up shit for brains

>>19029457
The precious golden jewels wash over me like a heavenly sunset.

>>19029445
>Just letting you know manga isn't reading so you don't make the mistake next time.
What is it then?

>>19029246
Is this a reddit post?

>>19029326
>It helps not having friends or any kind of life outside of work too.
Literally me.

>>19029503
無名くんも魔法使いですか
最高な人生ですよね

>>19029457
Please :(

>>19029476
He doesn't know.

>>19029466
>>19016003
Don't hate just because you can't handle the truth.
>>19029476
"Watching" is what I usually go with. "Viewing" is also acceptable.

>>19029540
you don't know japanese

>>19029540
>"Watching" is what I usually go with. "Viewing" is also acceptable
You do that for pictures, what about all the words?

>>19023052
Read books. Flashcards are useless.

おはようおにいちゃん

なんかいきなりなつがきた

そと３０ど

ばかあつい

>>19029021
>んにゃ
>Calm down and not yet.

おちついてください、まだです

のいみになるよ

>>19029490
Reddit post mini-bingo:
- long and verbose
- blogshit
- retarded
- has no relation to otaku media
- dekinai
At 5/5 you don't even have to ask

>>19029661
おはようってなんなんだよ、今は午後なんですよ？
ダメダメな妹ね、おしおきしないと

>>19029353
Muramasa.

>>19029710
あいすかってきて

やすいのでいいから

おねがい

ゲイだのは元気？

>>19029896
what does that だの mean here? Is that even correct?

>>19024500
Darling in the FranXX

I'm going to try to be more strict with myself on actually learning new words. My first year of study is over and I've only grinded around 3k, that's pretty lame.

おつかいいく

おにいちゃん

ついでに

かってくるものある？

>>19030114
>かってくるものある
HDD

>>19030221
〇ァック

>>19030235

I'm gonna make it. I'm going to learn Japanese.

>>19030245
べっべつにおにいちゃんのために

かってきたわけじゃないんだからね

>鉋

When I review forgotten cards and set days to some huge value like 9999 or something, and then go into the deck settings and limit reviews to 20 with random selection on, it seems to strongly favor more recent cards.
How can I make it choose the cards completely randomly with no bias towards anything? (other than only showing seen cards). I want to get rid of the memory bias of knowing that the card is a recent card.

>>19030652
かんな？

あわびは

さかなだったきがする

>>19025803
ajatt

どくしょする

なににしようかな

たんぺんにする

こんなのよむよ
https://www.aozora.gr.jp/cards/000984/files/49754_39738.html

>>19022926

>Finally understand 「が」 particle
>Finally understand positive, negative and past tenses of noun and 「い」-adjectives
我輩の日本語は上手

>>19030855
可愛い少女の画像いないのは読む辛いんだけど

>>19030855
くらかった

ちょうどつゆのしょうせつだったのはよかった

じめるきせつは

ほんとうにいんさんだとあたしもおもう

Manga is reading.

I had read Dazai osamu's novels after watched Zetubouseenzei.
the some novels was no bad but feeling too gloomy.
however,only "グッド・バイ" looks like light novel,it was fun.
https://www.aozora.gr.jp/cards/000035/files/258_20179.html

Just a reminder that there's a little under two months to prepare for the test many of us aim to pass at its 5 levels.

It's plenty of time to pick up the pace and get through a bunch of material, so don't let yourself down!

I'm going to be going for my N2 after almost 3 years of studying, but I feel super confident and just need to make sure I fully know my grammar (my biggest weakness).

7 weeks is enough time to learn 500-1000 new words (decently comfortably) or to get through any of those grammar books you've almost finished!

Dies irae is garbage tier. Holy shit my motivation for nip is diminished .

>>19031038
t. moebuta retard

>>19031022
https://www.reddit.com/r/LearnJapanese/comments/8iw0id/7_weeks_until_jlpt/?st=jh7o00dg&sh=b5d480d4

すぺいんのおとこのひとにあったよ

おくさんがにほんじんだっていってたよ

ちょっとくさかった

あのんは

おふろにはいろうね？

Hi all! I know that this thread is generally aimed at self study, but I'm wondering if anyone had insight to earning an associate's degree online for Japanese. Due to where I live I don't have access to in person classes, but my work will pay for an online associate's degree.

I can't find anyone who has any insight on the curriculum and how it would be taught. For example if it was just reading or if there would be videos or podcasts and the like. I'd like to get a feel for what other people experienced.

Was it difficult in an online class setting?

How interactive was it?

What was your average book work a week?

If it helps, I'm currently looking at UMUC for the college. If anyone has recommendations on colleges as well I'd love to know.

>>19031078
>online japanese degree

why would you even consider this jesus

スペインのあのんが

くさかったのはくつとか

くつしたかもしれない

つゆは

くつしたは１にち３そく

はきかえよう

>>19031114
can I wear socks which I used for masturbation.

>>19025307
How about this one

>>19031038
too bad you fell for all that gaijin hype

Would this work with physical manga and light novels?

>>19031146

>>19031562
美少女に怒られて逆に嬉しい。

>>19031624
>逆に嬉しい。

>>19031679
did i make a mistake? i'm not sure what is wrong.

>>19031699
ur aight dude

>>19031022
Why would anybody want to take that pointless test

prolly the same reason someone would want to reply to reddit posts

>>19030874
君は猫か？

How do I "do" RTK? Do I just write them down? How do I review them? Won't I just forget them if there's nothing to spark my memory?

t. ankidrone

>>19031856
Read the fucking book retard, it tells you how to "do" it

>>19031856

>>19031916
I can read it and I understand all the words but what the fuck does this mean. Fucking grammar.

>>19031856
Dude...

>>19031928
The (noun) which can't do that, isn't me, it's you.

>>19031943
dekinai

>>19031968
*dekiru

>>19031989
dekinakatta

me at yall right now https://streamable.com/35fnb

>>19032035
owo

>>19031968
It was a freudian slip, I swear.

Does anyone have Try! Try! Try! (Yotsuba's pilot one-shot) ?

ないないない

できtry

>>19030971
>thinks manga is reading
>lowest score is in reading

>>19032287
show us your max reading score and not from that test but some real ninja shit : )

>>19032289
why the fuck would i bother doing tests?

Mining feels so fucking good. I can't believe I even considered doing core.

>>19032301
I bet you don't even have level 1 TOFEL.

>>19032305
At last, you see the truth. Congratulations.

>>19032306
TOFEL isn't reading

>>19032301
idk judging by your posting you like to do inane shit so

so like, ive read everything that has ever been written in japanese like, ever. what now? none of that gay china shit though lol

>>19032310
>>19032306
>TOFEL
It's actually Eiffel, it's French.

>>19032313
shitposting takes a lot less effort than taking a test. i also feel no need to prove myself at all.

>>19032301
UMA DELICIA TEST DE MACACO

>>19032326
All that's left now is actually learning Japanese

>>19032333
i mean ditto thats why i initially posted that at you : )

you dont gotta take it serious but im gonna paint it on the canvas for others to see

>>19032287
80 is still higher than the average djt poster's highest score

>>19032344
Okay but manga is still not reading.

>>19032364
but to consume manga it must be read it so you sound fuckin silly dude

>>19032326
Watch some manga.

and read anime for epic win

>>19032375
i already do that in the broken spanglish provided by my friendly neighborhood n3 monkeys

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wVXnRqrxLPU

>>19032373
It's okay, you can pretend manga is reading so you can pat yourself in the back.

>Saitama saying "Ok" was originally "そうか"

Translation was better than the original, feels bad man

>>19032364
"Reading" is the usual English verb for what one normally does to experience manga. Please learn English.

>>19032394
>pat yourself in the back.

>>19032394
i dont even think about shit like that of my own accord dude because im dont have weird insecurities and feel the need to post about them on the internet

>>19032424
make sure you run your mediocre shit into the ground in barely a day

太ももで俺の首を挟んでくれよ

>>19032424
its actually quite a wholesome story when you read it left to right lol

>>19032400
what did he mean by this

>>19032438
I dunno. Ok just feels a lot more indifferent thus funnier

>>19032447
confirmed for not making it

>>19032453
>My sense of humor is objectively better

lmao

>>19032447
you don't know japanese

>>19032459
Ok

so can someone tell me the difference between
個 ko, 台 dai, and 枚 mai?

>>19032463
laughed my ass off

>>19032465
No

>>19032471
please?

>>19032474
what specific reason do you have that you need to have this question answered

>>19032465
マイ子だい？

田中：ビールは、もう飲まないと言わなかったんですか。
Tanaka: Didn’t (you) say (you) would not drink beer anymore?
If "Didn't you say" is 言わなかった
How can i tell if the meaning is "Didn't you say" or "you didn't say"?

>>19032465
個 is a generic counter, the other two are countable nouns

>>19032480
Maybe if you look at the very end of the sentence.

>>19032465
個 is used when you are unsure about which counter to use due to dekinainess
台 is for machines or some shit
枚 is for long thin objects like paper or my penis lol

>>19032480
This has to be r*ddit

>>19032500
thanks! that shit was confusing me.

>>19032500
whats the one for the opposite of long and thin like extremely wide but very short

if youre wondering this is also about my penis

>>19032502
Sadly enough it isn't.

>>19032517
im sure it was dude.. still waiting on your specific reason and why it was "fucking" you up

>>19032518
本? technically for long thicc objects like a bus or a bottle of something

>>19032550
well i guess mine would be like a bus but if you turned it sideways but point of origin is important here

>>19032550
本 is used for needles, how is that thick?

>>19032564
isn't it also used for trees and shit?

>>19032550
long thin objects not thick objects

>>19032571
Probably, they're cylindrical as well.

well its more like a speed bump than a cylinder

>>19032575
Busses are thicc though
Although 本 also works for chopsticks..

バス一本ください

>>19032585
Buses are not thick compared to their length

>>19032576
Shit is not always cylindrical.

>>19032596
Do you live in fucking minecraft?