/jp/ - Otaku Culture

guide: www.italki.com
old school guide: www.wanikani.com

uhh cringe??? based???

>>33754481
oh shitt getting this. cant fuck with growingn for real

https://streamable.com/thk01r
just showed ths to chinese and they couldnt understand

i told you korone was cool

These threads have declined immensely.

>>33754914
i like it. trying to ween myself off of the cute english ones like gawr gura so this is encouraging

>>33754883
holy shit lmao

anyone here still learning japanese?

>>33755002
yeah, me. halfway done with wanikani and 100 hours into raw anime. and countless hours listening to vtubers that i dont track.

just got my stim check. amazing that i still got the full amount even though i make six figures.

what does monkaS mean

>>33755051
it's a sweaty pepe with anxiety

is korone literally speaking kansaiben? she says some stuff weird

how many of you can fully understand the first story in the easy section on raejer without looking anything up?

懐中時計が箪笥の向う側へ落ちて一人でチクタクと動いておりました。
鼠が見つけて笑いました。
「馬鹿だなあ。誰も見る者はないのに、何だって動いているんだえ」
「人の見ない時でも動いているから、いつ見られても役に立つのさ」
と懐中時計は答えました。
「人の見ない時だけか、又は人が見ている時だけに働いているものはどちらも泥棒だよ」
鼠は恥かしくなってコソコソと逃げて行きました。

>>33755198
instantly failed

i dont feel bad. sarah didnt know this word either

set turbotax to japanese. wish me luck bros

>>33755253
yeah ive been trading options in japanese for a while now. only had one catastrophic failure due to misread

pretty sure matt would be fluent by now if hololive was invented in 2010. instead he suffered through k-on and light novels

>>33755469
why do you care about this "matt" guy's fluency?

matt is fluent though

>>33755563
sure if you count "ordering food" as fluency

>>33755563
bout to whip out the 義 streamable

https://youtu.be/rpFUNMmKIlg

listening to this on repeat

Tip for Absolute Beginners . . . From a Beginner

Seeing for the first time the fact that a kanji could have so many possible readings intimidated me and made me put it off for a while. Recently (Since the beginning of this year) I decided to start again. I've realized something that has made Kanji study and reading so much easier. Associate the Kanji with the definition, not with the Japanese readings because . . . you're reading it, not speaking it. Theres no need to worry about how its pronounced, not now at least.

The time will come to worry about that sort of thing, but so far for me, thinking of reading and writing kanji as a completely seperate being from speaking and listening has worked. I know everyone learns different, so if you're struggling, give this approach a try

>>33755599
its been deleted bro

>>33755684
oh fuck. well i can go find it quick enough. it's in the "monolingual transition" video