/jp/ - Otaku Culture

Yes it's possible

yes but that'll require so much time put in that you'll probably burn out soon after starting. no need to rush, man

Yes, but it ain't a race, homie

>>34250521
Burnout is a meme, there are only varying levels of discipline.

>>34251068
okay, big guy

>>34248788
Yeah, but only if you have literally nothing else to do. Don't be that guy, anon.

>>34251176
Seems to me that this is what people who can't commit to their goals say.

You can get most jobs with an N2 anyway. I'd keep N1 for later if I were you.

>>34255190
You can get most jobs with literally zero knowledge in Japanese.

>>34250521
>>34250679
>>34251176
>>34255190
>>34255237
none of these people speak japanese.

yes you can even do it in 1 year. two years is a reasonable pace.

Yes, I am N2 after 7 months of studying around 1h/day, it mostly depends on how good your memory is obviously

>>34248788
yes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16jWtC0T5cQ&ab_channel=MattvsJapan

>>34255421
what do you do? and are you discounting watching anime

>>34255421
>I am N2 after 7 months of studying around 1h/day
>studying
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5t37q1neC4&ab_channel=MattvsJapan
nice input kek

>>34255461
I don't count watching because I usually do other things at the same time so it doesn't really take up my time and energy, but I do watch streams. I do core6k, 30 new cards a day and that's about it.
>>34255503
I understand around 80-90% of things I watch unless it's on an advanced topic, and classes/tests are the worst way to learn a language

>>34248788
My advice is to ignore online Japanese learning communities and the weird competition/race mentality they have.

By all means get information on methods and resources but don't engage with the amphetaNEETS.

depends on your memory, someone with photographic memory could easily

most other people no

>>34251218
Do you even know how much you have to read per day in order to pass N1 within 2 years?

>>34261977
Yes, because I've done it. In like a year and ten month.

>>34262659

Why do people always try to rush language learning, especially Japanese?

>>34272525
short attention span

I'm going at it knowing it is a life long learning experience

>>34262659
Do you have a spreadsheet?

Only N1? You should aim at least for N10.

It's definitely possible since N1 is literally for retards
If you've learned any other language you'd be surprised how much harder are theirs N1 certification equivalents

>>34277180
chinese hsk is even easier

>>34277180
how do you explain then the fact that a lot of native Japanese have trouble with N1 test??

>>34277307
Trouble means for them not passing with 100%.

>>34256279
How can you do 30 card a day in 1 hours ?

>>34248788
interact with the language for 2 years and you'll be good to go

>>34277365
you'd be surprised

>>34248788
If you AJATT then yes.
But to be honest N levels are pointless and a bit of a meme.

>>34277307
love that this meme is still being regurgitated

>>34248788
Unless you have a brilliant memory, most likely no. Also note that speedrunning Jap learning with nothing but anki and 'immersion' comprised of anime results in a terribly unnatural Japanese with no sense of style or cultural rules, see p.much every anon on DJT and similar. What does N1 help if you still sound like a gaijin retard. If anything this semblance of 'fluency' makes it more embarrasing when you try talking to people with complicated grammar but zero word-choosing skill. Take your time, find a native to talk with and focus not only on understanding sense but also understanding style, context and usage rules. Unless you just want a paper to flex with in which case go through a ton of mock-exams.

>>34289314
this poster does not speak japanese at all

>>34284129
yeah i would because it's never happened

>>34292870
そう思うならそう思えばいいでしょう。

>>34277307
A Japanese 13 year old could probably ace the N1 and be done with it faster than every gaijin in the room.