/jp/ - Otaku Culture

15位。バーガーキング足レッタス。バーガーキングのバーガーの材料として最も欲しくないのは誰かの足菌腫。結論から言うとそれはやっぱり貰うこともあります。4ちゃんの匿名のポスターがウエブサイトに自分の足をプラスチックのレッタス容器に入れたをアップロードした。それとともに「これはバーガーキングで食べられるレッタスだぞ」のメッセジーを投稿した。彼は靴を履いてたけどそれの方が悪い。

wow threads barely started and ive already lost 50 iq points

>と申します

Check out my class project!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3z6tMQxzeGE

>>19803099
Why does he sound like an african

Thank fucking god for the DoJG anki deck. Shout out to whoever made/contributed to it. You're nice people despite your bad rep.

>>19803099

what the fuck is your problem

Guys, I was checking out the JLPT N5 deck and after 300 cards I snapped out of it and realised how fucking retarded what I'm doing is.
Tell me what can I possibly do from now on:
>know kana 10/10
>went thru RTK1+3, but I know how to write from memory about 2000 kanji
>went thru Tae Kim's grammar guide
>started mining graded readers, but realised maybe it's better to mine harder stuff that I'm more interested in

so should I just immerse and mine words from this point on? I did try the Core deck in the past but I'm not super convinced about it, it actually reminded me going thru that fucking JLPT deck

>>19803057
We really need a new guide with all of the dumb bloat added in by clueless beginners cut out. People are actually going to read some of the idiotic shit in here and think it's good advice.

>>19803142
>so should I just immerse and mine words from this point on?
yes

>started mining graded readers, but realised maybe it's better to mine harder stuff that I'm more interested in
either one is fine, the important part is that you do it a lot

>>19803142
PS I was just too autististic about everything in my now year long "journey". I wanted to understand and remember too much, maybe I should give up on reading by hand for now too. I clinged onto details instead of going with the flow of things.

take it from someone who hasn't even finished tae kim that the first thing you should do now that you're somewhat familiar with grammar is just dive into native material you think you would actually enjoy, like a VN or LN.

i know this will work because i'll do it and get good results so you should too. trust me.

how long have you been *airquotes* learning japanese and how much of this do you understand

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYzemVliRC8#t=95

>>19803099
Chick's hot, give me her phone number. The rest of yall is weeb faggggs

>>19803142
Either do Core or mine. Either one is probably fine. If you are doing the N5 deck from Nukemarine, I think he said in his video that they don't even use kanji in that deck, so it is a complete waste of time.

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

FRIENDLY REMINDER

>>19803162
I did it because of my autistic nature of having to repeat things so "I get them right". I wanted to be sure I know every N5 word etc.

djts great for talking about learning japanese but where do i go to actually learn japanese

>>19803196
a book

>>19803206
i cant read book

>>19803230
if book too hard read book - 1

I finished reading Tae Kim, should i go through the first 500 of Anki or should I jump right into Yotsubato

>>19803232
ok found readable book (unko chan kekkon suru) but i dont know what the words mean or even what words are

>>19803250
sentence too hard try sentence - 1

>>19803206
或本？

>>19803252
there nothing easier than a book about a feminine unko for children

pls post more funny romaji memes like watashi wa gei desu xD

kimino kao

>>19803242
Honestly there's no reason not to do both at the same time. I don't know about anyone else here but doing vocab in anki with no context/reference to native material I remotely care about made my retention really bad (60% or lower).

But if I encounter that word in text it makes it stick way better. If you really want to just do anki then try it and see if your retention is good after a week, then adjust accordingly.

>>19803265
i dream of getting good at japanese and then only posting here in romaji. i hope i make it

>>19803281
Yotsuba is a bad recommendation because it doesnt take under consideration that the person may not like it. Like the best material there is is the one that a person wants to read.

the harder you try to learn japanese the more you cant

the olympics were a mistake.

>>19803289
True. It's what he mentioned so I assumed it's what he thinks he's interested in.

cant wait to go to the olympics and put my djt sponsored nihongo skills to the test bleaching and blacking various japanese women

>>19803301
will we have learnt Japanese in time before they start?

>>19803289
im only interested in natume soseki but its just freaking impossible

>>19803301
The olympics is how my Japanese learning is going to pay off. I'll sit and watch the olympics with my family and tell them what random kanji mean.

hi all just decided to learn japanese today

how many ankis do i have to do to learn japanese

>>19803335
I'm only interested in JPOP idols, now beat that as far as reading is concerned I only can read their blog posts and matome from 2chan

Any suggestions for interesting Japanese live shows/ movies that should be watched subtitle-less ? I could watch anime without subtitles but the only series that interest me are ones that I'd like to understand and not ruin my first experience watching them by not understanding 99% of what is said.

>>19803358
congratulations on being interested in literal children

>>19803349
you need to go through all of these Memrise courses and you'll be fluent at Japanese

>>19803345
You can just do rtk.

>>19803371
>congratulations on being interested in literal children
I follow them well in their 30s bro, but nothing wrong with what you said either

>>19803382
that girls more ripped than you

>>19803381
Yea that's what I did. I basically learned all I need to know so I can just hang out here all day.

>>19803389
soudesune

>>19803372
dont link me nuke marine i wanna actually learn japanese not just hang out around it

How much can you bench DJT? Don't tell me you think you can get a japanese wife just because you speak the language

>>19803428
Japanese women are more interested in chads who speak only their native language than fucking nerds who put effort into learning someone's language like betas
not even trolling

>>19803428
As much as your average johnny.

オマエ　タチ　ハ　ナンジ　ネル　カイ？

>>19803428
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QS9Gg_XKuxY vid of me at the gym

>>19803439
yeah but thats a different kind of interested

>>19803428
120kg but I'm only a year in, ガンバリマス

How long would it take me to actually be able to read mango? Might as well do something since I'm literally a neet now.

>>19803428
i dont bench or anything upper body i just go to the gym on leg day

>>19803462
Ｉｆ　ｙｏｕ　ｃａｎ　ｒｅａｄ　ｋａｎａ　ｙｏｕ　ｃａｎ　ｓｔａｒｔ　ｔｏｄａｙ．　モノハタメシ

>>19803462
You learn hiragana + katakana in two weeks, from there on just use the Core2k deck until you reach 1000/1500/2000 which is 50/75/100 days assuming you do 20 new cards a day.

So 114 days at worst, assuming you also study the necessary grammar on the side.

>>19803462
Right away. You'll be slow and misunderstand a lot but give it a couple of months and you'll make considerable progress.

>>19803486
>>19803490
Thanks, does the guide above has the stuff i need?

>>19803497
no

>>19803486
Actually Core is a meme and you should stop at about 500 if you do it at all

>>19803497
The materials you need are scathered through the japanese internet, you need to find the 30 sacred puzzle pieces and follow the instructions to recieve the holy works of old

>>19803169
so I watched the video and I wonder about comprehensive input - of course at first you don't understand anything from what you watch and then you very slowly may pick word by word, check meaning of this and that and these will stuck in your head much better than if you learned them otherwise BUT isn't that time you watch shit where you don't understand shit too long in the way that you could've learned much more vocab through an Anki deck (with lower retention, but higher quantity)??

>>19803505
Don't listen to this guy he's retarded

>>19803448
Sure fag

>>19803519
The most common 6k words are so damn common that if you just cracked open literally any piece of japanese text they will all be there, spaced out in perfect context. It is natures SRS. Anki only makes sense for stuff that is actually rare.

dont listen to the posters from >>19803057 to >>19803551 these guys are retarded

the real retards are anyone who would listen to advice in this thread

>>19803514
just do a few minutes of anki per day and the rest input

>>19803551
dude just stop, you're embarassing yourself

>>19803551
you've got a point, if a word is super common you will encounter it in whatever you're reading or watching all the time. you won't be able to remember all the core deck words, there's too much of it at once and to keep retention going it's all a matter of months

Ok, I'm gonna need all the anki drones to leave. It is getting a bit stuffy in here. Don't you have reps to do anyways?

>>19803573
>he doesn't have the willpower to concentrate for 30 minutes a day
出来ない

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_EQDtpYSNM
This video posted in the last thread says that watching Japanese with English subtitles gives a 0% improvement, watching without any subtitles gives a 7% improvement, and watching with Japanese subtitles gives a 17% improvement.*

Is Matt wrong? Should we be watching with Japanese subtitles afterall?

*The study was actually Spanish speakers learning English, but it should apply to Japanese.

>>19803583
You're watching stuff to improve your listening, reading the subs defeats the whole point.

if youre reading this anything you do gives 0% improvement

now accept your fate

>>19803142
>so should I just immerse
Yes. Break out that NTR eroge you've been dying to read and get to it.

>and mine words
Heavens, no.

>>19803582
Its called reading/listening for an extra 30 minutes. You have a limited amount of time and energy per day, use it wisely.

>>19803583
Seeing as how like 4+ people have followed Matt's advice and gotten really good listening ability after a year, meanwhile people here hate listening so much they only listen for like an hour a day WITH subtitles, I'm leaning toward Matt being right about subtitles.

A human is apparently unable to listen and read at the same time

why arent you working on your anime 10k right now

If you watch with Japanese subtitles you're not going to improve your ability to parse the sounds of the language. It's just glorified reading practice.

>>19803583
I doubt it can be directly transfered to Japanese. Subtitles won't help that much if you can't read the kanji, so you probably need a baseline at first. There's also the fact that Spanish and English are still relatively close, so seeing a word can sometimes be enough to understand the meaning (eg explain - explicar). Still, it's probably pretty helpful when learning a language and as listening practice. I wish English movies and series had subtitles sometimes, cause the sound directing is total garbage.

>>19803599
>Heavens, no.
I meant mining sentences, is that still bad?

youre supposed to watch with subs in your native language

mining doesnt help you its just another retarded thing people do to try to keep the sand from slipping through their fingers

>>19803583
>watching Japanese with English subtitles gives a 0% improvement
How did I learn Japanese from English subbed anime then? Sounds like they don't know what they are talking about

>>19803649
if youre going to credit it all to anime you probably didnt learn japanese and furthermore your japanese is probably about as good as your english subtitles

I watched 90 episodes of 遊戯王 over the last week and I think my Japanese speaking ability is starting to improve! I can't wait to have a conversation with a real person so I can show off what I've learned.

Id say you would still learn some listening just not as much and more laid back, think it would b weird if u read while listening and ur brain would just fuck off ur shit and ho full mental aids and basicly like send u 2 reddit where u can die with all other fags of kys

>>19803641
Anki is for losers. So long as you don't do something stupid like using Yomichan or Rikaichamp to look up words for you, you can learn words just from reading hentai games.

https://ask.fm/moogy0/answers/139549834452

>>19803583
Here is the study.
https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0158409

>watched a 1h-long episode of a TV drama
One hour. You can't improve shit percent of shit in one hour.

>>19803675
>So long as you don't do something stupid like using Yomichan or Rikaichamp to look up words for you
wait should i drop yomichan? idk how else i'll comprehend input.

>>19803655
I went from 0 knowledge of Japanese to being able to chat with natives with just anime

>>19803688
you gotta do it the old fashioned way its absolutely mandatory otherwise youre not gonna spend quality time with the language at all

>>19803695
nandato?!

>>19803688
He is memeing, you shouldn't. Although if you instantly look up every word with yomichan, not making an effort to understand it before, that's not a good way to read.

>>19803660
Which yugioh, and be careful with your answer.

>>19803682
>with English subtitles (N = 20), Spanish subtitles (N = 20) or no subtitles (N = 20)
Into the trash it goes.

>>19803682
lol

>>19803709
yugioh 5dz nutz

>>19803688
Use other ways of looking up words (Jisho, EPWING readers) where you actually have to pay attention to the words you're looking up rather than just mousing over and immediately forgetting them.

>>19803717
You can use EPWING with yomichan. Also
>The more cumbersome to use something is, the better you'll retain it
lol

>>19803715
Yeah, gonna have to send you to the shadow realm.

>>19803720
you aint sendin shit bro we already there its this thread

>>19803718
>You can use EPWING with yomichan.
You can use JMDICT with Yomichan too. So what? Doesn't change the fact that it's harmful by virtue of encouraging poor reading practices.

>>19803720
she pretty

Why the hell do the Japanese use ジャンプ instead of 跳ぶ

>>19803640
>Subtitles won't help that much if you can't read the kanji
Wonder how much watching anime with Japanese subtitles helps with kanji acquisition. Anyone know any studies on this?

Is keyhole tv done for? I can get it working but it chops in video on sound every other second. Anybody know a fix?

>>19803428
I can bench 80kg on a good day, please go easy on me I just started a few months ago.

>>19803762
More exposition is always good I guess. Especially if, as the video says, you need context like pictures to learn things.

https://www.buzzfeed.com/lukedhanjal/jokes-about-learning-a-new-language
If you enjoy cringing and want to understand everything you should not do
god this makes me sick

literally how to learn japanese

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQBlpBuVfD8

>>19803640
Also
>I wish English movies and series had subtitles sometimes, cause the sound directing is total garbage.
Glad I'm not the only one who thinks this. English is my native language and I still watch most English movies with subs because the audio is so shit. I don't know if it's a problem with the mics or editing or if it's the actors mumbling their lines, but I have this problem with near every single movie that I watch.

>>19803755
Why the hell do English people https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_English_words_with_dual_French_and_Anglo-Saxon_variations

>>19803793
just the mere mention of buzzfeed will do it for me

I read an interview with James Heisig where he mentioned learning to speak Japanese by playing with children, somewhere up in the mountains. How could you even make this stuff up? So when I heard the man was in Tokyo, I knew I had to ask him about it.

Because here’s the extent of what I learned from children by teaching grade school in Japan for several years: The word for lunch. How to say “I’m so cold.” How to say “I’m so hot.” How to grab your teacher’s penis and exclaim “bigu sticku.” How to insert your fingers up his butt in a move known as the kancho. Beyond that, children typically ramble about some toy or cartoon or playground game. They’re not going to coach you on how to make hotel reservations or order up another plate of gyoza. The idea that one could learn to speak from them is insane. They can’t even use the language decently themselves. That’s because they’re freaking kids.

I met Heisig at a writer’s workshop. He seemed a pleasant enough fellow, and a fine teller of grandiose stories. After listening to his well-polished tale about singlehandedly inventing a way of learning Japanese characters that millions of Japanese folks had never thought of in their thousands of years of history, I finally got a chance to ask him, “How did you learn to speak it?”

“I played baseball with the kids,” was his reply. “Up in the mountains. In Nagano.

“You played baseball?” I asked. “With children?

“Yep.

“And that’s how you learned to speak Japanese?

“Sure. Children are the best teachers.”

Now, that sounds reasonable. Everybody nodded. But it isn’t reasonable. It sounds good, but it’s actually nuts. Children are the worst teachers. They make no damn sense.

You know, over the years, I’ve asked many people how they learned Japanese, and their answers consistently fall into one of two categories. They either describe a systematic method pursued diligently over the course of several years, or they make up some convenient bullshit because they don’t really want to respond to the question. I looked at Heisig, and had my answer.

so comprehensive input - I'm going to watch my favourite TV show all the time and that's it? I will learn Japanese like that?

>>19803847
yes

>>19803846
but japanese is actually bullshit

>>19803799
Even if you're lucky enough and the voices aren't drowned by some background noise like rain or the likes, it can still be hard if they're mumbling. Death Note live action for example had that breakfast scene where, if I had mumbled like that, I would've been scolded by my parents. Actual acting should be clearer than the usual if you ask, but nah not on English screens. Funnily enough, most game dubs don't have that problem, they're as clear as it can get.

A thread or two ago, people were saying that it takes 20 VNs to become good at reading. How many LNs is that?

>>19803846
He also read their textbooks and participated in family life when he wasn't playing with little boys.

oh man dude i love game dubs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JoODv8LVib8

>>19803945
５

>>19803945
About 120, assuming a VN takes 30 hours to read and an LN takes 5 hours.

how much japanese is too much

>>19803998
you feel it, it's not a rule set in stone

reminder that if you don't do individual kanji study you'll never be able to read names or chuuni chants

not true at all because all the fun japanese media ive consumed was my srs

>>19803998
>>19804036
>>19804048
>>19804058
samefag

I'm almost 2 / 6k in Core 6k, is it worth continuing for the remaining 4k or is that a waste of time?

>>19804064
i'm only one of those but i don't have the energy to even capitalize letters because i work 45 hours a week and thus can't learn japanese

>>19804065
what count's as
>I'm almost 2 / 6k in Core 6k
you reviewed 2k cards once and that's it? I don't mean it in judgemental way, only genuinely curious how all that stuff works and what counts as learned material
how long did it take you?

how do I search a word that I don't know in a dictionary? In the browser it's pretty easy as I have yomichan and can copy-paste it to search but in a VN or in a book I can't do that. What dictionary do you use and how do you search for a word?

>>19804064
50% isnt a passing score

>>19804082
step 1 secure a dictionary
step 2 open it
step 3 turn to the page with what youre looking for on it
???
you still dont know japanese

>>19804078
The program will keep going because I have Core 6k installed instead of Core 2k, but I can simply delete the remaining 4k unseen cards at this point if it's not worth it. The program adds 20 new cards per day, and I have reached the 2k mark.

>>19804096
so that's considered as 'good to go'? j

>>19804082
the jsho app for android is great, you can look it up by radical. That's what I use when I'm in my mobage, alt tab to jisho, look it up, save the word to my list in a different app (akebi), and then tab back to the game and keep reading

>>19804112
I don't know, I am asking other anons if it is worth continuing with the remaining 4k or not because I have heard that sentiment expressed before. The alternative to learning 6k is to ditch the deck and just read / listen / etc to other media.

>>19803846
I think we all know what this Papist really means when he says "baseball".

>>19804078
It means he has done 2000 new cards. Most of these cards he has already reviewed a lot of times. Check out how Anki works.

>>19804124
It's not worth it at all, just start mining. 2k is already way too much.

>>19804092
of course I don't, that's why I'm asking how to use a dictionary so I can be better prepared to read

>>19804117
thank you, I'm going to test it out

>>19804164
your mentality is all fucked up youre gonna suck and give up and move on with your life guaranteed

>>19804158
>2k is already way too much
You say that, but even with 2k down I'm still seeing multiple new words per sentence. A single article alone would be enough to create a whole deck of new cards. 2k doesn't seem like a lot.

>>19804164
It might be difficult to use if you are not familiar with radicals. The akebi app has similar features but the way Jisho is laid out is just more intuitive (scrolling vertically). Akebi also has a "draw" kanji feature but if you don't use proper stroke order I'm not sure what kind of results you'll have. I like akebi because I save lists of vocab words, export them as a text file, and add them to my mining deck.

>>19804192
please tell me what I am doing wrong, even if my failure is inevitable I wish to know why you say so

>>19804164
The best thing about jisho is the option to send words to anki, it makes it a whole lot easier to add new words. I really advise you to study radicals though, at least the more common ones.

>>19804145
>muh catlicks are pedos
>muh sola fide hurr duurr
>I hate mary lol
>What do you mean peter was the first pope
It's the best you can do.

>>19804196
I don't care what the thread says, I'm doing 6k 'til completion. Anki hurts my soul and all this pain has to bring massive benefits.

>>19804216
because you can't just go learn japanese instead of asking about it in this shitty dump of a thread

>>19804227
That's fine as long as you are making sure to read for several hours each day.

>>19804221
Based. I didn't even know heisig was a jesuit. I guess I have to start shilling for RTK now

>>19804232
I listen to japanese music for 1/2 hours, watch unsubbed japanese media for 2 and read for 1 in addition to my 1½ hours in Anki.

>>19804196
>2k doesn't seem like a lot.
Then how about you learn the fucking dictionary before you ever try reading a single sencence.
2k isn't a whole lot, but learning 2k words in "isolation" (i.e. without any context or with no apparent purpose) is way too much. You can't learn Japanese.

>>19804227
ill be here after you do literally thousands of flash cards https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P8xTWoTEK94

Sometimes I wonder what /jp/'s recommended studying routine would be like. It sounds like you'd have to be either a neet or a student to pull it off.

>>19804237
you won't learn shit through music anon, I have been listening to Japanese music for over a year non stop
but I guess you'll have to do it for yourself to find out I'm right

but I didn't specifically listen to music to learn Japanese either, it was more like white noise, I can't do reps with some audio cut out of anime, I need either nothing or music - it's about your expectations

>>19804217
>>19804199
once again, thank you, I've tried a bit and learned that I need more training with radicals.

>>19804229
this post violates global rule number 3:
"You will not post any of the following outside of /b/: (...)indecipherable text(...)"

>>19804238
so how much vocab is enough anon?

https://www.reddit.com/r/LearnJapanese/comments/9ca1zs/just_finished_twelve_weeks_of_japanese_class/

Cringe.

>>19804279
There's literally no such thing as "enough" vocab. Basics take a few months, grammar takes a few years, vocab is the rest of your life until you stop reading Japanese or die.

>>19804299
but in the context of the Core Deck how much do you recommend to go through, since you said 2k was too much? not learning any vocab at all from the deck and just starting to read right off?

Honestly you could probably learn japanese just by watching gintama based on long it is?

と思う

>>19804247
The recommended studying routine is literally just read more. Listen more. Get input in japanese.

I have abundant free time but I don't even spend the most of it consuming japanese media. I probably average at like an hour a day of serious input in japanese, if that (this number is more or less pulled out of my ass), and yet I still know a real damn good amount after only three years. If you actually loved japanese media and reading and listening to japanese enough that you spent more time than me on it every day, you would easily learn it. There's no excuse other than simply not being in the right mindset. You view it as a school test you can study for and get full marks if you work hard enough, but the reality is it's a living language and all you have to do is make the decision to spend time trying to understand it, and keep spending time on it because you enjoy it. Then you will acquire it naturally.

>>19804322
Probably dude yeah.

guys I skimmed through "/jp/ anon guide" ( https://itazuraneko.neocities.org/learn/anon/alternativeguide.html ) and it looks quite solid, what's the consensus on it?

>>19804279
2k is more than enough that's for sure.

>>19804324
>after only three years
you should be fluent in that time

I may still be shit at the language, but my cards look good now

>>19804337
Who knows, maybe I would be if I actually spent something like 5 hours a day reading and watching shit in japanese as prescribed.

If anyone actually did this like DJT told them to and is fluent after 36 months it would be cool to see them show it off.

>>19804221
>>muh catlicks are pedos
Your memetext doesn't stop it from being true.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-45190355

>>19804348
No they don't, the kanji in your example sentence are in mincho and the kana are in gothic.

>>19804322
363 episodes = a mere 121 hours of listening material

no

>>19804322
I've watched it, you definitely improve watching it all but not nearly enough to say it contributed significantly to the road towards proficiency.

>>19804403
Including all seasons and movies?
just rewatch it like 10 times

>>19804247
not /jp/ but

10000 hours of anime subbed in your native language

engage with any and all other 2d japanese media you want including more anime all day every day for a good while

go straight to good end

or start engaging with japanese in the 3d world as well and spend time in japan letting society naturally give form to and refine your japanese

then you have one more big choice: decide to live in your home country or renounce your citizenship there and gain permanent japanese citizenship

if white pig go home with no regrets also go to good end

if else then go to true end https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oTkQHGsiSlU

>>19804348
No they don't, the look like a .io domain website.

ウニ

>>19804424
Including the movies you reach up to 125 hours.

Actually, I should subtract the 3 minutes worth of OPs and EDs from this. The actual figure is 105 hours.

What anime do you guys recommend for the best nip gains?

naurto

>>19804502
Naruto

>>19804462
アキ

>>19804550
ホワイ？

>>19804502
i dont think anyones posted it but naurto

>>19804502
monogatari but with the in-character audio commentary track

>>19804373
It was a meme post in the first place.
https://www.logicallyfallacious.com/tools/lp/Bo/LogicalFallacies/88/Fallacy-of-Composition

As I said, while it's funny to watch you flail around, it's the most you can do. Or is it just that you're feeling over zealous from Pastor Jim's Bible Church today? Stfu

>>19804502
Naruto. Trust me

>>19804424
The problem isn't the length, it's the show. You can't learn a new language by skipping ahead. Gintama will sound like total gibberish to anyone who isn't at least high intermediate, and you will gain nothing from it.

>>19804462
i googled the answer its 犬 backwards

>>19804322
why the fuck would you watch gintama when you wont have the perspective needed to appreciate all the refs and jokes lmao

how do i turn off example sentences audio?

on winblows: go start > type appwiz.cpl > select anki > right click > uninstall

>>19804637
edit the deck and take out the audio field

come on you can figure this shit out on your own

>>19804641
if you're using winblows you should be uninstalling system32

>>19804650
in principle thats agreeable but this is the real world to accept winblows is to become mature as a person

from the guide:
>You may also consider doing the Dictionary of Japanese Grammar Anki deck to reinforce what you have learned.
is this worth doing?

https://itazuraneko.neocities.org/grammar/dojgmain.html

this doesn't work

>>19804691
In my experience that was the single most effective tool to get me going to the point where I could comfortably read without being constantly confused. If I started over again I would have started reading through the DoJG and started the deck immediately after tae kim.

>>19804712
thanks man!

>>19804712
cont:
Also, actually read the DoJG, it has some really cool sections like the section that explains how certain sounds tend to have semantic meaning. You wont be able to mix up 繋ぐ and 懐くafter learning THIS ONE SECRET JAPANESE TEACHERS DONT WANT YOU TO KNOW

>>19804622
>why the fuck would you watch gintama when you wont have the perspective needed to appreciate all the refs and jokes lmao

You will never learn japanese with that mentality.

>>19804616
When I watch a longer show, later on I start understanding a little bit better even if earlier on I felt like I only understood like 30%. I was mostly joking about gintama but you are wrong in your accessment if it would be anything like other longer shows I have seen like yu yu hakusho.

>>19804769
but thats gintamas whole thing wtf lmao

not all media is like that so im not sure what your point is other than you just wanted to blow some white noise my way

>>19804769
I think his point is that you should watch something that doesn't rely largely on cultural knowledge for its entertainment value when you barely have any cultural knowledge.

There are plenty of cartoons to watch that aren't like that, and otherwise interesting shit to read that will end up giving you that cultural knowledge without having to wade through a metric ton of jokes you have to research to find out why they're funny.

>>19804801
Truly difficult references its got there.

then again i guess ill concede a little bit because gintama did start running in 2k6 when most djters were single digit age so 仕方がない or some shit

>>19804823
i never said shit was difficult otherwise it wouldnt be mainstream success but theres definitely more references and jokes about things of the time

i mean if you really want gintama have at it but i wouldnt point a boundless person to it as the first anime to watch

its like telling someone to read cross channel as their first eroge

I still can't fathom how gintama is the top rated anime in the west.

>>19804854
its probably truly not and is just a statistical anomaly

anyway this is the only top anime list in the west i look at https://www.animenfo.com/statistic/top.php?type=anime

>>19804847
I thought most people on djt have seen a lot of anime. I could imagine it being similar to lucky star except it would have a lot more action to subdue the talking. Overall It is probably not the best first raw anime but I don't think you will innately miss more than if you watched it with subs in comparison to how much you would miss from any other show. Also it has a lot of physical comedy.

>>19804915
if most people on djt saw a lot of anime it would be a better place

i mean its absolutely perfectly watchable subbed or whatever but if youre not really in tune with it and can see what its doing i personally dont recommend it unless its just the anime you really wanna watch

its whatever life aint about trying to autistically arrange activities in the perfect orders

its more important to want to do things

also lucky star is prolly way worse than gintama in those ways because of who it actually caters to which is real otaku and not the fake ass posers here

>>19804900
My reference is mal where all the opinionated retards(read: everyone) are.

>>19804959
i just linked a site that only old fags are gonna see and go oh wow this guy

My reading has improved a lot but I can still barely understand anything spoken. I'm like that guy that read all day but listened barely 1 hour per day. Did he ever learn how to listen? Did all his reading skills cause him to learn him to listen quickly? His video was 2 hours long so I didn't watch it.

>>19804970
You need some jdrama and jcartoons in your life.

You guys can shit talk heisig if you want but he's still a level 99 weeb just like pic related. No one here even comes close.

>>19804970
just watch 10000 hours of anime here let me get you started https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTOZhZSr6RY

>>19805001
i dont have a problem with heisig heika i just think people dont know how to use his book in modern times

if you don't know what kagami from lucky star is reading in this screencap, you don't know japanese

The hardest part of learning japanese is finding what to fucking watch and read. I have been sitting around on this thread for like 2 hours because I can't feel like watching anything.

>>19805016
Is that boku no pico

>>19805019
Why are you here and learning Japanese if you don't want to read and listen to anything in Japanese?

>>19805016
sorry fake otaku here my specialty is enjoying japanese media where all details are lost on me and i can only regurgitate main points and ideas of what i see on the screen or catchphrases

>>19805019
youre just a fuckin millennial brain cuck theres no hope for you unless you do an immediate digital detox for no less than six months and come back to the internet when you can use it responsibly

>>19805016
How do I know when it's offscreen you idiot?

>>19804970
>I'm like that guy that read all day but listened barely 1 hour per day.
He listened all day. He only actively listened 1 hour a day.

>>19805019
this makes no sense to me. i can understand not feeling like learning japanese hence why i just hang out in djt instead of listening or reading but there is plenty of japanese content to consume if you want to learn japanese

>>19805043
I can almost always find something I want to read unless I am switching light novel series. I like anime and there is a lot I want to watch but I just watched one episode of two different shows today and I did not like either. Any recomendations? honestly I just want something good my japanese is already pretty good as I have been studying for over a year. Sorry for rambling.

>>19805016
It's that LN with UFO in the title that I've never read but seen the cover of several times on 4chan. Feels good to be a true otaku.

>>19805108
anime has genres you know just like any other medium

i cant recommend something when i dont know what you like i can only recommend what i like which theres literally over a thousand of those

>>19805122
you cheated by looking at he english letters but yeah its iliyano sora ufono natu great job welcome to the nihongo club

The issue I have with watching Anime without Japanese subtitles is that I am not feeling like I am learning new words but merely improving on picking up what I already know. The fact that there is some things every episode I just have never seen before makes it that much less rewarding to watch without subtitles rather than just putting on the Japanese subtitles and mining it.

the issue youre having is youre brain cucked by this idea of trying to learn japanese instead of just enjoying the media in a natural flow

you can do that shit youre doing after you watched 10000 hours

you can disregard anything this man has to say because he said cucked and not ntrd

>>19804712
>>19804756
which card type is better man, cloze or recognition?

申し訳ございませんでした

>>19803682
I should learn my lesson about trusting studies cited in Youtube videos.

What does this even mean

>>19803057
Help. What does this say?

>>19805551
How do you even get confused by something like that?

>>19805551
something youll never be able to say about yourself

>>19803846
That guy is focusing on the wrong thing. He didn't learn because of the children, but because of the baseball. Baseball is what truly connects the hearts of the American and Japanese people. It worked for Steve and he isn't even American.

>>19805571
Because I have no clue what that 日本語 was changed to

it makes you wonder why people even watch anime when they cant even appreciate it on the surface level

>>19805578
This is true, if you read and watch everything by Adachi Mitsuru you will learn Japanese.

>>19805578
suddenly that baseball episode of samurai champloo makes sense

>>19804900
>3 Kimi Ga Nozomu Eien (2003)

>>19805621
ftw

>>19805602
But if they don't watch it, how are they gonna get to 10000 hours?

>>19805656
its the lumps you gotta take

>>19805656
I didn't keep track of how much subbed anime I watched. What are some "signs" that I am/am not at the 10000 hour mark.

>>19805780
Not having an intuitive understanding of basic Japanese.

>>19805780
Go to MAL and go through every anime and add the ones you've seen. That's what I did.

>>19805780
whats your favorite anime

>>19805815
Di Gi Charat

>>19805551
did they actually not sub this btw

>>19805820
huh i wouldnt be surprised if you were close to your 10k bro nice

>>19805814
I don't even remember what I have watched t b h sometimes I would start a show 6 episode in would realize I had already seen it.
>>19805815
Texhnolyze

>>19805839
>6 episode in would realize I had already seen it.
wasting effort on shows you don't even appreciate enough to remember. weird

>>19805839
oh sorry the test came back positive

you have aids

>>19805827

i reckon most of you eop tards cant even remember what happened in any given anime youve watched

>>19805858
ahahahhaha hoyl shit

is it recommended to go through yotsuba vol. 1 and 2 or just the first one?

frankly its recommended to eat shit nyo

>One thing about Japanese culture is that they’re big on giving gifts.
why?

>>19804900
>OP
>9.3
Fucking disgusting.

>>19805983
maybe because its fucking nice?

>>19805551
"Au revoir" is actually in Japenglese.

went through the guide in the OP and I have 2 questions regarding it:
1) is it recommended to go through yotsuba vol. 1 and 2 or just the first one?
2) for the DoJG deck (one with grammar definitions) which card type would be better for someone who's already went through Tae Kim - cloze or recognition?
3) how do I "use" the deck? let's say I use cloze deletion type of card, I see the gap and properly fill it, is that it? I can go on or should I read the additional examples or anything on the back side?

>>19806050
1 frankly its recommended to eat shit nyo
2 see 1
3 see 1 and 2

>>19806050
1) It's recommended to go through the entire series.
2) Don't use it.
3) See above.

>>19806050
recognition, never cloze.

>>19806083
>never cloze
u fuking wot m8

cloze this thread for your nihongo health

really sick of being a beginner trying to give advice and then i get questioned by veterans. let me have this guys. they deserve to be misled.

i will not permit actively malicious activity only the passive stuff like the guide

妹がおしっこあげた

>>19806108
>they deserve to be misled
That takes all the joy out of it.

After all, noone can learn japanese, so if they give up earlier whats the point?

i personally would wish that everyone whos gonna quit just quit now and save yourself some time not trying to read/watch shit youre never gonna truly understand anyway

theres nothing exciting about a writhing cripple

>>19806183
>theres nothing exciting about a writhing cripple
Man you must watch the most bland porn

i dont watch porn i just look in the mirror when i want to jack off

>>19806237
Ah, so you're a chubby chaser

im not chubby or fat but i do enjoy debutopia

That's not chubby or 肉づきのよい that's just fucking fat. Disgusting.

true beauty

>昼寝
>"Siesta"
What the fuck core

>>19806315
図書館はどこ？
donde esta la biblioteca

>>19806310
Left is good because fat in only the right places
Middle is best
Right is disgusting but still kinda cute fat piece of shit and fat in the wrong places

some of the kindest sweetest girls in the world are fat pieces of shit

the beauty of debutopia is that their faces are fat like theyre supposed to be none of this body of a snowman head the size of an apple shit fat in the stomach equals fat on the face

yeah theyre just fat bitches through and through

>>19806348
Only because they're trying to compensate for something.
Also you've never met a 3d fatty before

Just started reading yotsuba, is it normal to be spending 10 mins each line trying to understand the grammar/vocab? Should I move to easier material for now and come back later?

>>19806348
only because they think you'll take them out to dinner

>>19806359
ive jumped on the grenade a few times and been surprised

>>19806371
Yes it's normal
You'll improve at some point

>>19806371
Don't worry about understanding everything. Find media you can enjoy even when you understand jack shit. Comedy like gaki no tsukai are great

>>19806386
3d tv is good because theres way better quality visual cues for things

honestly if i wasnt a twisted otaku id prolly recommend 10000 hours of dorama and bamgumi to serious japanese learners

can anyone spoonfeed how to add pictures for my botany calligraphy cards

not like i can't connect the species name to kanji but might as well learn what they look like while I'm at it

>>19803462
"mango" isn't reading.

>>19806371
Manga isn't reading.

reading naurto right now and its fuckin epic

Know kana and finished Tae Kim, been progressively learning some kanji tho I don't know how to read most of them
What now? Based manga? Vocabulary? I get more and more hyped the more I study desu so I guess this is good so far

>>19806564
trolled :-DDDDDDD

I just read 面白 as menhaku, am I becoming retarded?

>>19806678
pretty sure the guide says to start reading yotsuba or something, so why no start there?

>>19806678
Flying Witch and Kimi no na Wa

>>19804584
>It was a meme post
Yeah, that explains why my reply to it upset you so much that you're now trying to label me as some rival religious group in order to belittle me.

>Stfu
Are you sure you're old enough to post here?

>>19803149
The problem is that every autist like you have a completely different opinion on what is or isn't dumb bloat and what a learner should or shouldn't do. Thankfully your idiotic babble is limited to these threads where you will remain an eternal dekinai.

>>19803289
>on 4chan
>doesn't like Yotsuba
the person could always fuck off back to where they came from

>>19806050
1. Read as many as you want. If you don't like it then try something else. I think I quit halfway into volume 3.
2. Recognition I think.
3. I used it in an odd way. I marked every card as hard, and I read through the card every time it came up. I wasn't using Anki to memorize or test but just to expose myself to all the different grammar rules.

>>19806371
It is normal. Try to understand each line, but don't spend too long on it. Just skip it and move on. You can also check the translation and see what it says. Just keep in mind that the translation isn't always accurate.

>>19806535
You can just copy an image from Google images and paste it into any field on your card.

Why do nips keep using question marks like this?
He's obvious making a statement.
Does it only change the tone without turning it into a question?

>>19807042
>Does it only change the tone without turning it into a question?
Yes.

>>19807050
Then why bother?
What does it mean to use that kind of tone?

>>19807092
Uh, obviously to convey the intended tone? I don't really understand your question. Japanese doesn't use punctuation in the same way English does.

>What does it mean to use that kind of tone?
Watch more anime.

>why don't all japs speak like robots instead of using bullshit slang i can't understand?

>>19807114
My question is what does that intended tone mean.

>>19807145
Fuck off m8 that's not what I mean.

>>19807160
Just accept your autism and move on.

>>19804462
aka aka
eki ike
aki ika
uni inu

>>19804327
It goes over the general tools that will lead to learning the language if handled by someone with a lick of rationality. How I see it is that guide and the main guides aren't technical guides like one of the grammar guides or either or the two Anki guides, so imo treating them like a divingboard into native content is a solid approach a learner can take. In fact I think instruction bit for beginners is the least important part of either guides nor the site they are hosted on. The way some go on about it is borderline ideology if I'm going to be honest with you.
As if the guide is some sort of magic ritual to control how learners learn, as if they have no agency of their own. Sometimes I think people heavily arguing over the One True Way to learn X or Y place an inornate amount of ego value into something as trival as a basic guide for beginners. Your average learner doesn't care about some ideological struggle raging in the background and only wants the most relevant information to get them to the next point.
Also taking into consideration that both the main and alternative guides link to the learner resource sectiom of the main guide which also links to the other core resource hubs on the site, I would have no issue with recommending either alternativeguide.html or guide.html. They both qualify as covering the bases. They could be condensed to a few dot points or expanded upon every little point and at the end of the day no more or less valuable to the learner who only really cares about knowing about the basic tools that will help them read/watch/listen to/whatever it was that made them want to learn Japanese.


>>19804348
Nice, ignore the spergs. If it's something you use daily, spending a couple of minutes personalizing the styling of your decks makes sense. Else it would be like sleeping on a pillow without removing the plastic wrapping.
I think I remember that line from the opening of 狼と香辛料. Where the villagers are preparing for the harvest festival, right?

Is everyone here a neet? I'm learning French for uni and trying to do gorean in my spare time. Other uni shit plus work leaves me a bit strapped for free time as of late.

yoshi time for reading

>>19806315
It was made with an American audience in mind
translator note: siesta means taco

>>19804970
Find some webradios that have shimoneta in it.

>>19806805
>why my reply to it upset you so much
Don't you belittle yourself if you assume another person's motives and still get them wrong?
>some rival religious group
>"pastor jim's bibble church"
kek
The only reason I responded is to let you know that it is unhealthy to project your pedophilia on a group of people.
And isn't calling out someone's age infantile in and of itself?
I'll say it again since you seem retarded - stfu

>>19807278
>trying to do 3 languages at the same time
>university language classes

fuck outta here you're insulting all the languages with your half-assed toying with basic grammer
go big or go home it's all or nothing in the DJT/AJATT/MIA community
i'll be fluent in japanese, have kanken1 and after that get fluent in chinese and korean before you'll reach that arbitrary meme C1 level in one shitty european language

you came to the wrong neighborhood, punk

t. 4.0GPA and last year spent at least 2 times the hours i spent on my real major on AJATT, can read and write 3700 kanji and have vocab of 10k+ (not counting kanji god guesstimations for new words) within 14 months of starting my japanese studies

>>19806756
>>19806999
Manga isn't reading though.

Brainlet here, can someone come up with something so I can stop mixing up 憧れる and 焦がれる or do I need to do the RTK's

>>19807371
You see 憧れる is like Akko, it's all by heart. Akko doesn't think, she just feels.

>>19807359
Reading is a complex "cognitive process" of decoding symbols in order to construct or derive meaning (reading comprehension). Reading is a means of language acquisition, communication, and of sharing information and ideas. Like all languages, it is a complex interaction between the text and the reader which is shaped by the reader’s prior knowledge, experiences, attitude, and language community which is culturally and socially situated. Manga is a medium used to express ideas by images, often combined with text or other visual information. Comics frequently takes the form of juxtaposed sequences of panels of images. Often textual devices such as speech balloons, captions, and onomatopoeia indicate dialogue, narration, sound effects, or other information. While it is often said that "manga isn't reading", it is at least deserving of notoriety for those who would truly believe the aforementioned to recognize that manga, or comics, are typically more engaging across entire populations rather than appealing to specific audiences with the dynamic nature of its content. So, while even if it is said that manga isn't reading, meaning is derived from said manga in the exact same basic way as it would be from any book.

>fail words you see literally every day because natives always write them in kana instead of kanji

man why do they have do this

>>19807416
>fail every word you hear literally every day

not seeing kanji when listening can't be helped, but the least they could do is write words in kanji so you get regular exposure to them

おはようおにいちゃん

きいてきいて

Is there an offline version of Jisho?
It seems to use a bunch of dictionary files as its source for queries, but I can't find the software to actually use these things.

>>19807493
The phone app doesn't need to be online.

>>19807497
I don't own a phone. I figured I could use the Yomichan search since it uses the same dictionaries, but it's cumbersome to have the browser open for that.

>>19807150
この「？」は、下の（）の中のように、『相手の同意を求める』意味の「？」
>お前はやせてる方が可愛いと思うぞ（、お前もそう思わないか or お前もそう思うだろう）？

A:数学が好きなやつなんてこの世にいない。
B:いや、俺は好きだぞ？
この場合だと、
>いや、俺は好きだぞ（、だからその意見はまちがってるよな）？
『反論・訂正』を意味する「？」

>どの人も身分が高く大変なお金持ちでした。
Can く form of adjectives... be used to connect clauses?

>>19807491
なになに

So I have short term memory loss I think. Is it possible to learn the language and speak basic if I only learn hiragana and katakana? I feel like Kanji my brain would shit itself.

>>19807677
in this sentence two predicates are juxtaposed
>どの人も身分が高かったです。
and
>どの人も大変なお金持ちでした。

>どの人も身分が高くて大変なお金持ちでした。
高くて also goes well

>>19807726
Oh ok, thanks

>>19807493
You can use qolibri (or one of these http://rtkwiki.koohii.com/wiki/EPWING_software)) and get a bunch of EPWING dictionaries from the CoR.

>>19807700
ひみつ

https://vocaroo.com/i/s1oaOyng8TRO

>>19807726
くっつきかたは

ぎゃくだとちょっとおかしいよね

>どの人もお金持ちで貴族でした

くっつきかたは

>どの人もお金持ちの貴族でした

こっちになるとおもう

>>19807724
Learning Japanese without kanji is unironically a great way to permanently cripple it. Not to mention you'll always speak it like a first-grader.

>>19807410
The whole "manga isn't reading" meme is aimed at those who only read manga and then complain they have no progress at all. Strictly speaking, manga is a very simple reading, and even VNs are on average way more complex in terms of language.

>>19807902
Well fuck I'm a brainlet and think I'm to stupid to learn it. I think I might have dementia/short term memory loss

>>19807921
If you really have it and don't just suck at sitting down and studying, then it's not that bad. It's entirely possible to speak a language without being able to read/write. You still need to invest the same amount of time though. Why even bother if you can't even shitpost in moon though.

>>19807724
>>19807921
Are you a druggy?
If you have actual short-term memory loss problems you probably have more pressing matters than learning Japanese

>>19807931
No just a depressed neet.

>>19807926
That is what I was trying to ask. So if I learn Hiragana/Katakana and basic grammar I can be able to speak a conversation right?

>>19807926
why are you lying to the brainlet? nihongo is way too bullshit with all the inflections and retarded words that are read the same, he doesn't stand a chance.

>>19807933
Stop making excuses for yourself, you're not gonna make it

>>19807943
I'm not making excuses I legit have brain problems anon.

>>19807938
Japanese grammar isn't much worse than Spanish or German grammar, it's just different.

>>19807933
Then sit your sorry ass down and study, improve yourself. And if you think your body is exhausted, run a lap and go back to studying.

>>19807677
This is like when you use the 連用形 of a verb ("stem") to indicate consecutive actions. The 連用形 of an adjective is -く.

Reminder that no matter how stupid you think you are, millions of Japanese smarter and stupider than you have learned and will continue to learn the language.

>>19807289
it's time for bed

>>19807909
1. It's not a meme
2. It's aimed at anyone who claims manga is reading.
3. Manga is awesome and good.
4. Strictly speaking, manga isn't reading.

>>19808119
you are literally reading words though
strictly speaking it is reading

what's your preferred app for manga?
I tried ComicRack but it's got serious feature bloat
I tried regular cdisplay back in the day but remember thinking it was the opposite and annoying to reopen chapters all the time

>>19807909
There is no "manga isnt reading" meme its just one person. Its "aimed" at people who post that they are reading manga.

>>19808048
Yes but that is their native tongue and learn from when they are a baby. When you are a baby you have plenty more neurons than as a adult. Have you never heard can't teach a old dog new tricks?

>>19808182
irfan view

>>19808182
Chromium.

How do you read "2日後"? ににちご or　ふつかご?

>>19808231
latter

>>19808246
>latter
thanks

>>19808231
あさって

ふつうはね

明後日ってかく

>>19807700
／ｊｐ／に

たいふうのがある

どうしよう
>>19802788

ここでたいふうちゅうけいしにくい

>>19806310
What the fuck. I love the art and coloring but why is it wasted on that. Is this debutopia? Did the same artist make anything less debucentric?

Phew got my RTK reps done in 40 minutes.

>>19807724
At best you could maybe understand spoken language, though doubtfully.

>>19807937
Big maybe. Your only way to do this is to watch raw media though, and listen with the intention to parse it. This could help with reading, kana isn't going to cut it alone because kanji makes the distinction between words pronounced the same way.

I'm not sure why you guys are humoring him. He's clearly just looking for excuses to avoid kanji with "I have a brain deficiency xDD". He has a brain deficiency but he doesn't actually believe he does. What a dumbass.

>>19808436
There's nothing brain deficient about looking for results with minimum effort involved, it's natural.

>>19808436
Who knows maybe he has brain deficiency, in which case a serious answer might help. If he doesn't and is just too lazy to learn kanji, then he's the one who's gonna suffer from that in the long run.

>>19808440
>looking for results with minimum effort involved, it's natural
It's like those people buying magical pills to get slim instead of actually eating less and exercising. Yes, it's a brain deficiency.

is there any source where you can check out some longer constructs like 活かせさせられれなかったら
books like tyler kim show each form by itself but they rarely if ever show any examples of them being stacked and broken down, just reading a few of them would help (real time) interpretation of complicated speech, i mean they're not common enough that they become natural on any short timescale when you could write one fucking chapter on it which would really help people break them up on their own when they're first starting up instead of after months and years of massive immersion

>>19808182
Isral's manga reader is a very light weight one. I don't eat manga on my phone usually but among the ones i tried that one was the simplest one, though I'm not sure how it handles different formats (i only used it with rar files)
There's also perfect viewer that has a shitload of customization but its pretty clunky in terms of sliding between pages and i had a lot of trouble getting it to read from the correct point of the rar file (started from the end page for some reason)

たいふうきてる

たいふうきてる

がんばっていきのこるぞい

>>19808436
>You can't have a mental illness
Are you this much in denial?

Mental illnesses exist but he doesn't have one. Back to /r/linguistics or whatever shithole you crawled out of.

>>19808504
ah sorry. app sounded like phone but i meant just pc programs.
>There's also perfect viewer that has a shitload of customization but its pretty clunky in terms of sliding between pages and i had a lot of trouble getting it to read from the correct point of the rar file
yeah comicrack is like this too. rars don't separate the chapters sometimes and you can't use arrow keys to flip

>>19808388
why is life wasted on you did this same god make anything else less retardcentric

>>19808512
おおくのひとがしぬだろう

>>19808568
アメリカの銃乱射とかより

おおくしぬよね

>>19808182
Tachiyomi

>>19808574
この世界は大変なことがいっぱいあるよね

"Can't you keep this dog as a pet?"
いやいや、うちは昼間、誰もいなくなるし」
what is that 昼間 doing here

telling you when 誰もいない

>>19808612
You're right, thanks boss.

what are your questions guys?

>>19808606
No one is here during the day / Everyone goes away during the day.

is yogapants even good? he seems like a fat greasy creep and his name only accentuates the image. at least matt presents like a well adjusted white healthy normal male with a god complex and skills to back it up

who cares you should be thinking about 2d

>>19808787
>well adjusted
has he ever had a job?

his job is providing us guidance on how to teach ourselves japanese

his job is providing you a distraction from enjoying things and learning japanese while you do it

>>19808770
do you think he's a big fan of nihonshiki or that he thinks his mom wont figure out his riddle of a name that way

>>19808797
I can't build a tent in public, that's indecent.

he's akin to a greek philosopher, spending his days meditating, honing his own skills and theorizing and developing new concepts and ideas we can use for our own self-improvement, the

if you ask me, matt is the modern day Socrates

his job is to sit in his mom and dads house being pale and flabby with soft baby hands because hes never done any work in his life and bestow upon thee his toilet meshi wisdom during his six month stay in a japanese toilet

>>19808820
if women are allowed to wear skirts youre allowed to have a boner its like yin and yang just let the blood flow

>>19808817
it looks like yogapantsu got banned so he probably had to make an alt lmao

yoga lived in china and japan for a few years, and he's graduated from college and programs now. idk if he freelances or what

im sure theres only 1 person ever that tried to reg yogapantsu on twitter

>>19808834
i see but it was some russian who capitalized it YogaPantsU so i don't think it was even a weeb
back to the real guy, his twitter bio is somehow more embarrassing than matt's

>>19808870

>>19803057

Low IQ brainlet here, I was wondering how do native Japanese people with low IQ brainlet/ high school dropout with ADHD learn to speak their own language? If they can do it, I’m curious to know what techniques they use.

(Yes I read the /jp/ FAQ but I gave up after the first chapter)

>>19808888
quad 8s is like the most ominous japanese omen

youre just fucked bro

>>19808888
being immersed in japanese everywhere like anybody who speaks english without being able to read/write

>>19808888
no one uses a technique to learn their first language, what are you even asking, the question might have made more sense if you meant read/write

>>19808897
>>19808909

>without being able to read/write

Pretty sure even native Japanese brainlets can read and write otherwise people just couldn’t get daily shit done

why don't japanese kids just do RTK, they have kanji word tests like every week at school but you can go through RTK in 1 month and you know them for life without practicing for them

>>19808919
>Study 1 month
>Know for life
That's not how shit works you dingus

>>19808917
i'm not suggesting they wouldn't be able to read/write, but they might need more effort than others to get through kyouiku or jouyou, thus the question might have made more sense
it's still a dumb question