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The Sono Hanabira ni Kuchizuke wo series isn't too difficult.

>>3917345

Thanks, know any good place I can find a torrent/download?

>>3917345
Get out former namefag like you said and secondly I don't think you can moonspeak

I've heard Nanatsuiro Drops is very easy.

>>3917632
Flyable Heart as well

The thing is that while playing any eroge you'll still be thinking in english, so using a regular jap>eng dictionary won't help much, since they're so limited.

Unless you're capable of using jap only dictionaries you'll have a hard time understanding everything.

>>3917381
http://www.hongfire.com/forum/showthread.php?t=108925

>>3917652
What?

I just use wwwjdic for anything I don't know and I eventually remember them after seeing them enough times.

>>3917652
So it's impossible to learn Japanese unless you know enough Japanese to read a Japanese dictionary? Nice one, buddy.

Obviously he's going to start off by thinking in English. Where else would someone who only knows English start? Only after seeing Japanese used in different ways will he learn to think in Japanese. It takes time and practice.

>>3917663
Agreed. WWWJDIC is the way to go.

It truly is sudden, although it's really a small thing.

My favorite word is "dinner."

Even the words "What did you eat yesterday for dinner?" satisfy me.

Dinner is what I love more than anything else. It is warm and delicious, and, to make matters worse, I have become a bit too accustomed to its bliss.

Ah, but I don't just love dinner, I love my mid-day snacks too.

But it really is a small thing.

Meals are the greatest of life's necessities, and they bring me happiness and joy.

<Bunny in My Dreams: Lasagna>
"Oh, is that so."

Yeah. Really.

<Bunny in my Dreams: Margherita>
"If you're like that, then this bundle is the most wonderful and blessed present to you!"

<Bunny in my Dreams: Lasagna>
"First of all is truffle flavored sauce over Japanese black beef fillet"

<Bunny in my Dreams: Margherita>
"If you're in the mood for seafood, how does braised sea bream sound? Or would you prefer prawns or the like?"

Wait, what is this? Something as gorgeous as this can't be true, right?

What the heck is all this... or actually, is this all for me?

<Bunny in my Dreams: Margherita>
"Of course. This and that and that and everything!"

<Bunny in my Dreams: Lasagna>
"That's right, eat everything, everything. Shou(-kun)"

Huh? Did I ever tell them my name?

<Bunny in my Dreams: Magherita>
"No, well, isn't it obvious that I know Shou(-kun)'s name?"

<Bunny in my Dreams: Lasagna>
"Because... you know..."

<Bunny in my Dreams: Magherita>
"Right, Shou(-kun)?"

<Bunny in my Dreams: Lasagna>
"Shou(-kuun)"

<Bunny in my Dreams: Magherita>
"Look, Shou(-kuun)"

...Huh? What?

Wait. Hold up. I still haven't eaten anything yet.

Really, hold up! Ah, my meal!

<???>
"Hey, Shou(-kun), it's already morning."

<Shou>
"U-uwawaa!"

<Hideki>
"Look, look, it's already this time you know."

<Shou>
"Hold up, where's that super-gorgeous meal? Where're the bunnies of my dreams?"

<Hideki>
"Even though dad thinks Shou(-kun) while he's half asleep also seems cute, there aren't any bunny girls here."

<Shou>
"..."

It's like that, huh. It's a dream, huh. And now it's morning, huh.

I wonder if there's a world where the bunny girls would come for me even after I've woken up in the morning.

Man, reality's like this, huh. The one who comes when I wake up is my dad, Hideki, 43 years old.

<Shou>
"Actually, today isn't a holiday, is it?"

<Hideki>
"Yeah. But it's been a while since we were together, so I was thinking 'Hey, why don't we eat together?' So, it's time for breakfast!"

<Hideki>
"But, incidentally, I still haven't made anything."

<Shou>
"...So, in other words, I'm supposed to make it?"

<Hideki>
"Yeah. If you do that for me it'll really help me out."

<Shou>
"...Haa"

<Hideki>
"Shou(-kun), I have this feeling that you're pissed off by this. I'm getting some seriously pissed-off vibes from you, but..."

<Shou>
"That's not true."

>>3917739
>>3917730
Flyable Heart really is unexpectedly easy to read. Even easier than children's stories, at least in the beginning. I can't read the average children's story; I trudged through only about ten pages of Momotarou with a dictionary. But I could still read Flyable Heart, albeit slowly.

Note: honorifics in parentheses because I have no clue how to translate them.

France Shoujo is an easy read.

>>3917774

Yep. It's really easy and literally the best eroge anyway.

>>3917840
>Umineko
>Eroge

>So it's impossible to learn Japanese unless you know enough Japanese to read a Japanese dictionary? Nice one, buddy.

No, I'm saying it's impossible to learn japanese by reading a VN.

>WWWJDIC

At least couple this shit with Space Alc, else you'll end up with a lot of terrible literal translations.

I know this is /jp/, but seriously, how many of you learned Japanese from VNs? I find it hard to believe.

>>3917922
I read through Tae Kim then started reading VNs. I can't construct my own sentences worth shit, but I can read pretty much anything.

>>3917637
>>3917730
>>3917739
>>3917761

Reading this makes me feel even worse about my Japanese proficiency. I couldn't even figure out the bunny girls' names when I played Flyable Heart.

brb, learning 800 kanji.