/jp/ - Otaku Culture

Why you learn Japanese?

>>46540394
うあおー

>>46540394
>>46540406

where do you obtain japanese subbed anime nowadays?

>>46540431
piratebay

431
nyaa~. si senor

i wish linnys weren't mostly about high schoolers (and for highschoolers). so many useless words i would never need. junior high school student? i dont care.

>>46540431
Normally get the subtitle file separately.

>>46540431
emule

lets fucking goooo

>>46540524
slop

Useful tools
https://www.musicca.com/exercises/circle/12
https://www.musicca.com/exercises/circle/18
https://kotu.io/tests/pitchAccent/minimalPairs

>>46540579
this is literally impossible to learn if you don't live in japan for 10 years right

>>46540758
>>46540764
Is this good or absolute filth?

>>46540889
neither

the latter

>>46540473
「中学生」という単語が知らなかったら「日本語が話せる」とは言えないんだよ

if you don't know word X you don't know Japanese. ie you will never know Japanese. do these posers really?

i thought this would have either cute girls or a plot, turns out it doesnt

>>46541022
国語辞典を丸暗記して全部の単語を覚えないと行けない訳が無いけど、語彙力の最低条件があるはず。
逆に言えば、「中学生」という単語が知らないけど日本語を流暢に話せる人がいると思う？

kakkoi!

>>46540758
>>46541034
slops

yield your kids

yield to performance enhancing drugs?

Do you need to do some shenanigans if you use ankidroid after enabling v3 scheduler and FSRS on the pc version?
I mostly clear my reps on android and I wondered if the FSRS part in particular forced me to do something on pc since the option doesn't exist on android, every time I synced.

https://youtube.com/shorts/Rmucdps_rhc
400$ though :skull: they were going for $100 during the scamdemic

Is 遊ぶ also used for videogames?

>>46541594
fsrs option exists on 2.17

>>46541656
遊ぶ is intransitive, therefore ゲームを遊ぶ is grammatically incorrect. you can say ゲームをして遊ぶ however. or just ゲームをする｜やる. sometimes で is also an option, e.g. ボールで遊ぶ.

the verb itself has many other uses (it can even mean to be without a job and just hang around) and even the "playing" is often not to be taken literary. when adults use it refering to their own activities it means to have fun, do sth. for fun or amusement.

imagine using a fake chinese algorithm

>>46541858
ブッブー、違いますぅ
https://japanese.stackexchange.com/a/70107

better than a 40 year old polish people's republic algorithm

shut the fuck up shill

>>46541182
my kind of slop

stop whining. people have already moved on to fsrs. deal with it

don't care about those "people"

if this >>46541860 is you then it looks like you do care

not me but i'd gladly put a tama through your atama if that's what you mean

How do I type a lengthening symbol (ー) on an ISO keyboard with no numpad? I haven't found a way with google or microsoft ime, dash doesn't do it on either of them.

the default animecards template looks horrible
does anyone have a better css templete?

don't give a fuck about your retarded cards

>>46542059
What do you have against Anki?

>>46542000
for me it's the key right next to 0

>>46541974
Excuse me? no sauce?

>>46542168
[HGT Labo] 黒髪女の筆おろし ～秘密の部屋で中出しさせてあげるわ～

>>46541858
this dude seriously talks about intransitive after Dolly destroyed the terms with logic and facts

guys how do I bring this bar up a few centimeters

Anyone listen to any interesting Japanese podcasts? Or know any radio stuff with an RSS feed? I've exhausted soko ani and would like another show I can just bulk queue up for listening.

>>46542000
on mozc you just type -

>>46542237
stop procrastinating and learn japanese

https://streamable.com/o5h8nk

>>46542000
https://tatsumoto.neocities.org/blog/how-to-type-in-japanese

djt says you cant "learn" japanese

>>46542340
Says the guy on DJT

>>46542052
see https://tatsumoto.neocities.org/blog/setting-up-anki#import-an-example-mining-deck

>>46542374
discount dog twins

>>46542380
good thing im not you

djts right doe

>>46541780
I see, thanks.
I'm way too used to ankidroid being stuck years behind anki lol.

who is this djt guy

doesnt know jack shit guy, 通称 djt guy

i have been studying japanese diligently for a year, and i can say confidently that my japanese is better than a native 1 year old's.

>look up an image on multiple boards to find the sauce
>find a bunch of american posts with images and text completely identical to djt posts i've seen days ago
this has got to be a bot

all me

my japanese is better than a 0 year olds

if I clicked "reschedule cards on change" when enabling fsrs and my review load didn't change did I mess somethign up

you messed up at life

>>46541022
Do you know what 'filipendulous' means?
No?
Thought so.
Better luck next time, come back when you learn English at least.

>but after a little while the fish wouldn't fit inside the bathtub anymore either
once you can say this you have outperformed 99.5% of djt

why would i ever wanna say that though

it gets good at 99.6

>>46542391
NOT slop.

>>46542657
you < 99.5%

>>46542720
dissed myself
was meant for
>>46542673
what 3 hours of sleep can do to a man

its the universe telling you youre wrong

nah you're probably < 50% even

>>46542238
ゆる言語ラジオ

when you look from the top yea

Anyone wish they started learning earlier? I'm 29 and I've made decent progress in the last 6 months. I'd be fantastic by now if I had actually put effort in when I was younger. It really is a shame because my bachan has passed 3 years ago already. Oh well, just gotta keep doing those daily reps. Need to start reading some shit like doraemon to try and apply what I learned.

Sorry bachan, maybe I'll speak with you in heaven. Until then, maybe I can surf with the cousins and hopefully be good enough to share a story or two.

no

浮気エロい

>>46542657
its pretty difficult to 直訳 a sentence fragment with no context anon-kun
and it leaves open the possibility to claim that any translation is wrong

>>46542774
I learned kana like 7 years ago but because of my mercurial personality I mostly learned in spurts of a few months at a time.
Don't regret anything, especially since I'm getting good at reading now and it appears to be the final stretch for me.

>まんびき
>audio まいえん
。。。。

>>46542834
works for me

>>46542810
it's a full sentence with absolutely no ambiguity or need for further context.
けれど暫くすると、もう魚は浴槽にも納まりきれなくなった。

cringe max

https://files.catbox.moe/csfrft.jpg

>>46542895
100% sure no japanese person has every said that sentence

>>46542904
i'm 100% sure that cope
girls tell me all the time
チンポが大きすぎて写真に納まりきれない

now its 100%

>>46542884
where can i find the nhk16/smk8 dict?

>>46542949
https://tatsumoto.neocities.org/blog/yomichan-and-epwing-dictionaries

>>46542949
its local audio server through anki, the local files are here
https://nyaa.si/view/1681655

>>46542774
kind of but not really, i just turned 30 a couple of months ago but before about age 26 i had no ability to stick to anything long term because before my brain was fully developed i had next to no executive functioning skills. even if i tried to learn earlier i would have made basically 0 progress and given up in under a year like everything else i tried to do until more recently. honestly i still kind of struggle because i have autism and my executive functioning is still way below a neurotypical, but the fact i've actually managed to keep up a semi-consistent schedule for over 6 months is pretty mindblowing to me because i was literally unable to do anything like this even just a few years ago. i've only recently realised i actually have the ability to develop hobbies and skills now unlike when i was younger

>>46542968
>txtsumoto being useful for once
Oh

>>46542774
that's the main thing that keeps me going. i already feel regret that my teenage self didn't stick with it, so i don't want to repeat that mistake be in my 30s or 40s looking back at my current self wishing i'd had stuck with it then.

there seriously needs to be a study that does brain scans to find out what's wrong with redditors

>>46542986
that... is... surprisingly accurate

>>46542986
what a helpful flowchart, thanks anon

>>46542774
I kept reading about people going full autism during the covid times 5-10h per day, and now basically being able to read whatever they wanted.
I wish I did that, but I don't want to be the same in 2026 whining about how I should have started seriously in 2024... so now it is.

>>46542986
though that one line at the top right corner makes little sense "THIS is the one I want." when that entire branch is about negated predicates. also not sure why they called it non-negated verb. seems unnecessary at first glance.

watashi... chotto matte kudasai *pulls out a flowchart*

>>46542986
>ga
emphasis/new info<ga>old info/
>wa
old info<wa>new info/emphasis
ez

>>46543046
dunning krueger

>>46543038
lmao

>>46543058
>mahjong soul
>ntr
yikes

>>46543058
>playing in english
big yikes

>>46543066
its not helpful to post it in japanese to people who dont know japanese

>>46542774
>Anyone wish they started learning earlier?
not really. i don't like regretting stuff in general, so if i started japanese earlier then i'd have to sacrifice another part of myself which i already own

>>46543024
Not the first time that I wonder how much acquiring the capacity to fulfill long-term projects like this has to do with simply experiencing some number of years and viscerally understanding that tomorrow will come whether you wasted today or not, and even a period of few years is not a big deal, as opposed to "brain getting fully developed"

>>46542774
the new and improved tools make it so easy these days, while it would have been nice i would have had to sacrifice more overall if i did

>>46543084
>not really. i don't like regretting stuff in general
do you think there are people who enjoy the feeling of regret? also, regret is not a conscious decision.

>>46543084
same same

>>46543096
>do you think there are people who enjoy the feeling of regret?
yes
>also, regret is not a conscious decision.
it is. you can only regret if you think about past and disown your own choices

>>46543108
>you can only regret if you think
clearly something you rarely do

>>46543123
>no arguments
concession accepted, regretcuck

about what you'd expect an npc to give as an answer. now stop thinking until the next time i come through here. go into sleep mode bitch

>>46543084
同感
I was never susceptible to feeling regret, maybe because I always believed that every choice opens some doors and closes others, mistakes are unavoidable, and freaking out over mismanagement of the miniscule amount of years you are allotted on Earth is silly, whether it's all you will ever have or not.

literally me when im consooming japanese content

>>46543088
didnt read but nice pic

how do you fix the ugly blinking when you answer a card

>>46543161
just happen to be downloading it, though it got stalled at 80%

>getting back into it after more than a year off
>have 2500 words in review on wanikani, down to 2300 after a week
a full 20% of these words i'm like "i've never seen this before in my life", what the fuck is a 継承

>>46543237
>wanikani
it's a trap, drop it now and do actual learning.

>>46543237
>what the fuck is a 継承
a 承継

>>46543240
don't listen to this man, pay for the wanikani subscription NOW

skipping posts and scrolling to the bottom

>>46543161
she's gonna get infertile eating all that turbojunk

>>46543088
>brain getting fully developed
It's more about experience than "brain developed".
But yes it's that thing, at some point tomorrow is basically you at 50yo, so you need to do that shit or you'll never do it.

>>46543161
Good movie anon.

>>46543257
you gonna have to pay a mfer to touch that

>>46543237
>have 2500 words in review
Is it best to speedrun getting back to normal (on anki or whatever srs), or is it better to reset all when you have these many cards to look at after a while procrastinating?

>>46541079
yh this is pure slop but ive jacked off to all of the characters so much that i feel obligated to watch it. never played the gacha crap

>>46543290
the fanart of them was always way cuter too, got my hopes up
never played the gacha either

>>46543289
i'd just bump them all down one or two levels if i could. it's probably better to reset them all. a word that you're one guess away from burning might not actually deserve to be burned.

>>46540431
https://jimaku.cc/

>>46543237
it's a 遺産

>>46543326
>ai generated
yeah ive seen how bad youtubes ai subs are, no thanks

>>46543332
actually, one means "an inheritance" like "the thing you pass to your heir", and one means "inheritance" like the concept of succession, they're very different, you wouldn't say you received a 継承, you'd ascend to the throne via 継承

fuck you 交代 use the regular reading for 代

dumbass

>>46543277
yeah an anon here recommended it a couple days ago, i really enjoyed it

koyo? koyo?

>>46543237
>have 2500 words in review on wanikani
you should drop it now. the guide explicitly says to avoid it https://tatsumoto.neocities.org/blog/what-are-the-downsides-of-using-wanikani

>>46543377
mined this from a sex comic

>more fillerslop
yawn, mt will never be good again

>>46543415
shit, thanks anon, didn't know that. i'll stop using it

>>46543434
same fag

>>46543415
>>46543434
i deboonked that """guide""". wanikani is fine as long as you drop around level 40

>>46543440
i debunked you, fag

>>46543440
wanikani is fine if learning japanese is not your goal
if you want to learn japanese then you need to do follow tatsumotos guide

>>46543440
w-why 40?

>>46543454
after 30 you're getting into the diminishing returns territory. in hindsight, focusing on reading after 40 is probably a better time investment.
>>46543453
wanikani isn't rtk, it take a year to go through the whole thing. with grammar and some immersion on side it's a pretty good time investment, especially if anki filtered you

>>46543475
>it take a year to go through the whole thing
considering that it doesn't teach you japanese, i don't see why it would be a good time investment. the most important thing about learning kanji is being able to read sentences, and you can only learn that through doing targeted sentence cards.

>>46543475
i might keep doing reviews then just to burn out the ones i've started but don't have down yet
i do spend most of my time "immersing" now, wanikani carried me to being able to read the news in JP, thanks wanikani

crazy how djt survived mlen

but never really recovered

I started studying Japanese 15 years ago. The oldest card in my Anki deck is from 2009. Ever since then I've been studying in bursts. 2-4 weeks of studying, 3-12 months of burnout. There are cards that I forgot and relearned over a dozen times. I have a total of 11000 cars in my deck now, 3000 of that I pretty much forgot.

I actually started it all with Heisig's Remembering the Kanji in 2009. Grinded all 2000 cards in one summer, which lead to my first burnout. Most of that effort went to waste. I attempted to refresh the knowledge and restart my RTK deck 2-3 times, but the keywords are so arbitrary that I'd have to relearn it all and it's probably a waste of time at this point.
I picked up grammar with Let's Learn Japanese Basic Now with Althaus-sensei for beginner stuff, later read Tae Kim and a few years ago I went through all 3 volumes of Dictionary of Basic/Intermediate/Advanced Japanese Grammar.

The only thing I actually use Japanese for is reading VNs, that's my only source of practice. I do that in burst too, I read a VN then I get tired of it and play video games for half a year in my free time. I can't speak for shit and my listening is pretty bad too.
Anyway, my current skill level is that I can read school slice of life moege at a decent speed, anything like a scifi or fantasy storyge, I use a text hooker for because all the dictionary lookups would slow me down. With that my reading speed is good enough that it actually feels like having fun, instead of grinding and studying. I can usually keep up with the VN speech while reading the text.

Anyway, it would be nice to actually get good. It feels a bit bad that after all this time I'm still entirely relying on a text hooker for any game with even the slightest specialized vocab. You guys got any tips? My main problem is that my knowledge is absolutely all over the place and full of holes, sometimes I forget basic words, but I know far too much to make it worthwhile to start relearning things from zero (yet again) with another method. Should I just force myself to keep doing Anki every day? I heard some people just lose that too and pick up vocab "naturally" but that never worked for me, I just keep forgetting words.

>>46543531
it did
activity had gone down before mlen

>>46543541
if this is not a reddit repost
just read more stuff until you get good

always thought mlen was goat fucker

>post over 4 lines long
[-]

>>46540394

>>46540386
The other day while looking for monolingual transition resources, I stumbled upon this fantastic general guide: https://tatsumoto.neocities.org/
Reading through this guide, I found myself impressed at just how well it reflected the problems that I faced while learning, and how thorough it was. It directly confronts the issues of both those looking to learn Japanese by consuming media and those looking to gain as close to native accent as possible.
I am not an expert. I can only speak to my own experiences learning. I can tell you that using near identical methods described in the guide, I was allowed to skip semesters ahead in my college Japanese classes (from an introductory class to an intermediate one) and reached a point where I can comfortably read and enjoy light novels, anime and manga.
I highly recommend this guide to anyone starting out, or even those who are a little more advanced.

>>46543550
Not copy paste, I just wrote that out.
Yeah I guess I should just stop with the half years breaks.
Anyway I forgot to write that the reason I brought up Remembering the Kanji was because I keep mixing up similar words. Like 堕落 and 墜落, 部屋 and 部室, 都会 and 都合 ... you get the idea. Even basic shit. And it feels like Anki isn't helping with not mixing them up. One of the words come up, I mess it up, when I see it again of course I know which one it is so I hit good. Then a few weeks later the other pair comes up and I mess it up again.
Any tips for dealing with similar kanji?

>>46543541
Read linnies with yomichan?
Reducing friction by cutting text-hooker or whatever else you need
Save unfamiliar words to anki, mix up genres sometimes and given where you're now you should be basically fluent in a short while, though it would be better if your studying burst lasted at least a few months.
>>46543567
fuck off tatsumoto

https://vocaroo.com/13XThO4erTd9

>>46542968
I was using these dicts this entire time...lol

>>46543585
they're fine for the first couple months

damn the そしあの combo 1-2 finishing top of the all star kansyasai pretty epic stuff anyway gn lads

>>46543593
>couple months
its been almost 2 months...
I finished core 2.3k last week

imagine ui's 9 yo stretching power..

>>46543784
imagine the stretching power of your brain nailed to two wooden boards being pulled apart by cars

>>46543781
All "Core" Anki decks are based on newspapers from early 90s and sometimes additionally sorted in a way that makes learning harder. The format of the cards also tends to be WCC instead of a more efficient TSC. Ankidrone Starter Pack is made from a COMPLETELY different corpus ー everyday words used commonly in Japan. You should get Ankidrone Starter Pack.

whats the japanese equivalent of all caps?

>>46543514
>considering that it doesn't teach you japanese, i don't see why it would be a good time investment.
it teaches you stuff that speed ups your japanese learning by a lot down the line

>>46540758
cant wait for the doujin of grandpa impregnating the whole family

>>46543581
we all had that phase

>>46543541
that was me about 4 years ago when i decided to actually learn japanese (for real this time). i was around n4-n3 at the time and could stumble my way through stuff by looking up everything. now im post n1 by a good margin and can understand pretty much anything.

1: i made myself a routine which i absolutely cannot deviate from: do my anki reps every day, 10 new cards, no more no less. add as many or as few cards as i want, so long i get my 10 new cards in per day. thats the amount i can comfortable do without EVER missing a day.

2: always be reading something, and read every day, even if its only for 10 minutes. any visual/light/web novel will do. usually this turns into an hour of reading, but sometimes it doesnt and thats fine.

getting started was easy because i could just start reading right away, and having holes in my vocabulary wasnt a problem because i only used my own mining deck so i didnt waste time on the things i did know. i went through the shin kanzen grammar books to plug grammar holes, which wasnt super important in hindsight but helped improve things like jlpt test scores which helped with motivation for me personally. but its a serious burnout risk so dont start with this until you are fully committed.

on top of that i try to use japanese when possible. i listen to japanese vtubers and play jprgs in japanese etc. i cant be bothered typing more but your spotty knowledge is actually not a problem but a huge advantage already over someone starting fresh so just shove a lot of japanese through your skull and you will improve. it might not seem like you are picking up words but you are, its just that the vocab grind takes at least a decade to "complete" so you wont notice improvement on the time scale of days or even weeks. anki feels like its worth the few minutes it takes per day though and its a nice constant reminder that im learning japanese.

>>46543784
I want to have 激しいラブラブ子作りセックス with her so bad...

>>46543822
havent been a bald pretentious nerd yet, is this phase necessary to learn jap?

matt worked hard, you have to give him that

>>46543847
He may be pretentious, but I'm jealous of his skills.

>>46543541
is this a reddit post

I want to try an LN, but it's in epub format, how do I use yomichan on that?
Calibre is nice and all, but that won't work...

>>46543871
https://reader.ttsu.app/

>>46543871
see this https://tatsumoto.neocities.org/blog/reading-books
don't fall for the ttu meme, it's literal bloatware

>>46540579
awesome got all right but one

>>46543805
all katakana

>>46543883
bizarre complaint.
>>46543871
if you want to just open a browser tab and get to reading instead of downloading and setting up some apps, just use tsu

>>46543831
>vtubers
stopped reading here

>>46543567
>The other day while looking for monolingual transition resources
ちなみにお前のステマをモノリンガルに移行してみな？
そのポストを日本語に訳してくれんか？

>>46543871
>Calibre is nice and all, but that won't work...
from what i remember calibre has a web server you can turn on which lets you read books in your browser and interact with them as such

>>46543850
no, matt, you didn't. that's why yoga split up with your loser ass. sad to see you ran out of people to scam and now you just come here to post about yourself

>>46543908
お前はまだ英語で書き込むがいい

>>46543574
you are right that this is a weakness of anki. it cant help you identify WHY you are getting words wrong. if it bothers you so much you can write down the words whenever that happens and review them outside of anki, paying attention to the difference and learning which one is which and how to recognize them.
RTK is a waste of time though and wont even help you with this. you dont need RTK to tell you that 存 has 子 in it and 在 has 土, and come up with some mnemonic or way to memorize how 存分 is read.

>>46543871
epubs are just html files in a standard zip, literally just extract it with your compression software of choice and open the html files with your browser

>>46543922
matt is a successful businessman who created a japanese learning empire and is living his best life in japan with his real japanese gf why would he post on djt

>>46543875
>>46543905
Works, thanks.

>>46543883
I already have my working old chromium setup I use for video, VN, so no need to make a specific setup like this.

>>46543910
Maybe I'll check on that, if I see a point in changing.

>>46543928
fuck off tatsumoto

>>46543937
i unironically cant imagine that his gf lets him have sex with her
hopefully she is just asexual but maybe shes cheating and maybe hes a literal cuck

>>46543928
What's wrong with his post?

haven't posted here in a while now. anyone else has the feeling that it's somehow worse to learn a language when you already know/remember a bit of it?

whatever. back i am. pisses me off that if only i kept consistent and progressing i'd probably be reading full books by now. don't take days off anons. it will become years.

>>46543950
put your trip back on unko

>>46543961
>anyone else has the feeling that it's somehow worse to learn a language when you already know/remember a bit of it?
no

see >>46543831

>>46543961
why would i take a day off when learning japanese is fun

>>46543961
also see
>>46543136

>>46543971
this guy gets it.

>>46543937
>matt is
stopped reading here

>>46543969
i guess it's about material for me. you know more than the average person but not enough to do absolutely anything.

>>46543971
keep that mindset anon. don't listen to your inner burnout and forget about it for two years.

>>46543941
you dont need any other bullshit if you already have a web browser with yomichan installed and zip extractor

>>46543955
移行

burnout isn't real
and even if it is, there's no way you can get it by watching anime and reading manga lmao

2hrs to tune my yomitan

if you're whitenoising yeah

>>46543377
>use the regular reading
these are all considered regular

>>46543995
do not fucking underestimate my ADHD
for me it's normal to play video games all day
it actually takes considerable self control to watch anime and read VNs and keep my attention on it instead of constantly tabbing out to 4chan, even though I enjoy watching/reading it

>200 reps on anki
god i am gonna spend at LEAST 2 hours on this shit
FUCK

>>46543995
>burnout isn't real
It's not when you're advanced enough.
It's completely a thing when every second word needs a yomichan check and you already forgot the start of the sentence when you finally got to its end.

taking a day off is fine if you just dont feel like doing things in japanese that day
anything you can forget in just one day you never knew to begin with

>>46544005
lol

>>46544007
>you already forgot the start of the sentence when you finally got to its end.
fuck this

>>46544002
same
i keep saying just a bit more and i will continu reading that VN but then i realize the day is already over

feels good being beyond native level

>>46544007
that guy and similar guys are always here pretending they were never beginners because thats the only way they can feel good about their mid japanese

people who complain of burnout are the same ones who do rtk for 6 months and haven't read a single manga chapter

>>46544007
>you already forgot the start of the sentence when you finally got to its end
memory issue

hey, nothing wrong with being 中-上手

i can burnout on manga cuz it's mostly trash

you will never ever be 床上手 though

>>46543937
alri matto

>>46544044
hand on floor?
sound like your mom

>>46544046
werent you going to go to sleep lil bonglard?

>>46543991
Seems fine to me based on example sentences. It's a metaphorical transition from one stage/mode to another.
>戦闘モードに移行する
>それに倣って全員が戦闘態勢に移行する
>そうして、戦いは第2ラウンドに移行する
In particular this example follows the same grammatical structure.
>作戦を次に移行する

>>46544013
You can't read a few sentences without burning out from checking half the words or more -> you need more vocab -> to get more vocab you need to read more -> You can't read a few sentences...

Such is the curse of being just good enough to not be a complete beginner but not advanced enough to see unknown words only once in a while.

>>46544021
>>46544031
I know some people have alien memory powers and are able to recall words by just seeing them once or twice.
I wish I had that power.

>>46544005
200 reps takes 20 minutes tops for me
you are doing something wrong and you are gonna burn out and fail

>>46544046
lmfao

咲き溢れる
raise your hand if you misread it

>>46544056
those sentences all have the nuances that its the next thing in an order that is being transitioned to

>>46544070
Yes? Like transitioning (upgrading) your ステマ to the next level (monolingual).

sakiafureru ? sakiafureru?

>>46544061
>200 reps takes 20 minutes
>1 every 6 seconds
It takes me 3 times that.

>installing anki drone
>"importing one gorillion media files...importing two gorrilion media files..."

>作戦モード
did i hear armored core?

opening enki after ages crazy the amount of annoying shit i mined

>>46544082
that would depend on tatsus intentions not on some third parties angsty feelings

>>46544092
good luck

gonna import my foot up ur ass

>>46544012
Will you catch up?
Or reset?
And why?

>>46544093
>作戦モード
>作戦
yeah... i should be to bed

>>46544097
No it wouldn't. If I say "go kill yourself", the grammatical correctness of that sentence does not depend on your feelings lmfao.

>>46544104
This is fine. I'll deal with them in a few days then neglect it again. My best was over 9000 reps (no meme) after not doing them for 2 years.

>>46544113
>9000 reps
How the hell did you rep these?
1000 a day or something insane like that?

ayo wheres culo?

>>46544033
Yo! I was able to read that. Nice.

>>46544118
Sure. Over half of them was easy instant answer as pretty much all the words in my deck timed out.

>>46544126
I see, this gives me hope for my scary anki I didn't open since a month ago.

>>46544112
you are making an unreasonable assumption when you use it like that thats all
more likely he just looked up transition in a dictionary tho

>>46544122
en tu culo

What are the types of "study"?
What do you do to learn?

I am doing some Anki and it's very good for vocabulary. What other forms of learning do you guys recommend?

>>46544137
What level are you?
Going through a grammar textbook or online course at least once is recommended.

>>46544137
>What other forms of learning do you guys recommend?
grammar(cure dolly and Dictionary of Japanese Grammar(yomitan))
Immerse and read nigg READ

>>46544058
>You can't read a few sentences without burning out from checking half the words or more -> you need more vocab -> to get more vocab you need to read more -> You can't read a few sentences...

exactly what i was talking about. entering this stage is absolute hell and you just want to rip your hair out.

>>46544127
i wish i remember what the fuck was my login to my anki from a good two years ago. it must look wonderful.

>>46544137
https://vocaroo.com/13XThO4erTd9

>>46544154
But anon, the previous step was pure studying and shitty textbooks or grinding common words from lists.
Reading anything you want, even at a slow pace, is a huge improvement.

>>46544132
>you are making an unreasonable assumption
Did you even read what it was responding to? It's even in the post you quoted.
>The other day while looking for monolingual transition resources

>>46544165
>the previous step was pure studying and shitty textbooks or grinding common words from lists

i'm definitely back to that after dropping my studies but oh well. guess i'll start grinding again and try to keep focused this time.

it's just unnecessarily frustrating. slow pace is more like spending minutes on a single sentence, looking at the entire page, and remembering how much you still have to brute force through. it is a great improvement however as you said and this is my second reminder to keep going, because you will eventually come back to it years later and it will not be kind on you.

>>46544176
monolingual transition doesnt mean that you have to post in japanese

>>46544141
>>46544143
>>46544163
Very Beginner.

This seems obvious obviously.
But like any other language we need, Grammar, Listening, Writing(Unfeasible), Speaking and Vocabulary.
Where can we read, where can we listen and where can we learn vocabulary?

>>46544184
this is a level of goalpost moving i havent seen since jamals last L
yep, im thinking unko lost this one

>>46544186
i said from the very start 移行 is the problem and my reasoning has been the same throughout

im literally monkey d luffy

>>46544185
Some people in the thread will probably disagree, but if you know absolutely nothing, a textbook that schools use is great to learn basic grammar, vocab and get some practice. Something like Genki: An Integrated Course in Elementary Japanese. You can torrent it with all the support materials.
This video course is also great for beginners. You'll have to find the textbook pdfs somewhere.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0kU2cc85ZA

>>46544189
and when that other guy proved 移行 was fine you started babbling about some unrelated nonsense
riddle me this
is "how about you transition your fist up your asshole?" incorrect english? can you make that judgement without knowing anything about anyones intentions?

>>46544189
Not him, but I followed the whole conversation, and I'm just going to go ahead and label this another Bunko Blunder™

>>46544219
he didnt prove shit and youre extremely mad huh
ask a japanese person if you can ill be chilling

>>46544203
Yes, my objective was more getting to know how other people learn.
This is precisely what I was looking for, Does anyone has this kind of content? Just simple Japanese things?

For instance, I listened to "Atama, kata, risa, ashi"
And I learned the body parts pretty quickly. Unfortunately the kanji wasn't shown.

I think humanity has a lot to learn on teaching languages in general.

>>46543991
big L lmfao

stfu jack shitters

>>46544231
nta but you suck ass at japanese my dude

shitters mad

Why can't tripfags ever be humble and just admit when they make a mistake? It's not that hard

>>46544182
everyone on djt makes it

>>46544233
How much is your tolerance to just grinding knowledge and not burning out?
On Anki there's this deck that you can get that teaches you the 2000 most common words with example sentences. That's enough to start reading children's manga or very easy VNs.
https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/2141233552
It's a good way to start learning kanji after you go through a grammar book, even if that book only uses romaji.

gonna need moes take tho

why cant tripfags just take off their trip permanently?

>>46544257
Because it makes them feel special, even though they're constantly making beginner-level mistakes, like not knowing how 移行 works or thinking 万 means 1000

>>46544231
i see you are scared to answer my question
is it natural english or not?

>>46544007
>when every second word needs a yomichan check and you already forgot the start of the sentence when you finally got to its end.
just spend a year doing core 10k anki deck, then in your second year immersion won't cause burnout

>>46544231
ouch, not your day today unko

日本語モードに切り替えますしようか

tougemiti ?

>>46544303
SOUKONAKUCCHA
KYOU WA OMAE NO MAKE DA
JAA HAJIMEYOU

>>46544317
imeの入れ方教えたろうか
たまにはお前も入れる側になりたいだろ？

>>46544303
今日はお前に勝ち目はないｗ

おめえのかあちゃんに入れる側にな

>>46544323
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31GRu9OYuVM

>>46544323
your japanese is legitimately awful lmfao

>>46544329
珍しいことだと？優しいね

whats with all the baby japanese

>>46544336
どこがでしょうか
具体的かつ正確に言ってみろ草

>>46544323
KEKKOU DESU
OMAE NO TEIDO NARA KORE DE JUUBUN

>>46544343
holy crap tell me you're joking right now

>>46544345
入れられる側で充分だって
言い方まで本当に女々しい

>>46544323
yikes lol

>>46544343
>草
mou ii unko chan

shit oyaka desune

頑張れ

gambs有れ

>>46544337
こんなに恥をかくのは珍しいな kek

>pretending you need 2000 kanji to read easy shit
just look shit up lmao

>>46544361
一個でも具体的に言ってみな？

zembu

ikko dokoroga manko demo gozaru

>>46544376
全部の内の一個選ぶとしたら？

>>46544381
顔には今でもまんこの匂いがうっすらとついてることは認めるわ

kagu na kono dohentai

>>46544252
I study small amounts every day.

Thank you for the tip. I usually use other decks when I want to learn without the rules I use for my main deck.

>>46544390
俺の顔だ
お前は全体的にプッシーの臭いするのはそうかもしれんが

wanna kms so bad bros

50 cards mined from a single episode! too much?
Have a long way to go.

>>46544400
omae pussy dakara naisu jikoown

>>46544432
今、俺の横で寝てる女のまんこの匂いが俺の顔についてるちゅうわけや
スレつまんねえし俺も寝ようか

やはりtripfagsは日本語出来ないですね。

>>46544423
wow thats a lot of cards from one episode. congrats

>>46544410
why

>>46544423
damn
how much time to watch the episode brother?

can I just somehow listen to Japanese podcasts while playing video games and absorb the knowledge passively?

>>46544410
wireheading will be a possibility within the next 50 years. hold out until then at least.

How would you translate 「古今東西」? I know it literally translates to "all times and places", but in this case it refers to a game where everyone has to name something, which in this case is "something white and cute"

>>46544570
Yes.

>>46544536
1 hour I guess.

https://voca.ro/1fI0gHN6j1oM

>>46544500
the less you mine the more you know right

yooo
i dont need to open chrome and look up every time anymore
time to immerse

>>46544615
well that was a pointless listen

>>46544615
me watching my vhs

>>46544622
yep

>>46544659
i bet you didnt try to analyze the sound signature

>>46544688
in fact idk what a sound signature is

>>46544642
The DOJG is horribly bloated as Yomitan dictionary and isn’t really necessary to understand how grammar works

matt says some grammar study is a good thing

>>46544702
grammar confuses you and poisons the mind
learn words only and feel the meaning

>>46544692
inverting a frequency modulating transformation

>>46544515
cuz i will never ever experience this
>>46544591
brudda im 25 dont think i'll make it

>>46544707
idk what inversion, modulation, or transformation mean in the mathematical sense

>>46544711
do you know why sine is 正弦

>>46544716
no. but i downloaded a precalculus and calculus book so i might some day

>>46544720
how did you graduate

>>46544723
who says i did

>>46544724
sad!

>>46544731
if i had adhd meds i think things could have been drastically different

>>46544734
do you have them now?

>read VN for 5 hours
>feel spiritually and mentally nourished
>watch YT for 5 hours
>come genuinely close to giving up on Japanese and killing myself
Is there anything that isn't slop on youtube? Where am I supposed to get my listening practice?

like its a book not a painting its not gonna read itself

jidaigeki

>>46544739
nope

no med is as effective as a good spanking

>>46544749
youtube is the best website ever made or it's at least a serious contender you ungrateful little shit. the japanese content on that site is unreal and it wasn't even the main portal for video content in japan for a long fucking time compared to the west.

>>46544749
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MB2xOngfjRk
https://pastebin.com/7zmiX3zp

>>46544774
give me some youtube links that's good for listening at intermediate-low advanced level

>>46544795
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5dP0ylcT42dJXN_5KJECJ8cI9hK690_e

>>46544602
She's just restating the rules of the game.
>Name something white and cute from any time or place

>>46544795
https://youtu.be/uxkaGm7Vfp8

メスガキ

>>46544810
this is a term that recently got censored on some porn site so be mature about this.

>>46544784
>pastebin linking to a github page
for what reason

https://streamable.com/hp3piv
damn i love yuri

>>46544795
https://www.youtube.com/@PeppaPigJapaneseOfficial

pepper piggers gmi

peppa pig blows >>46544832 out the water

you've never even seen peppa pig bro
show me one peppa pig anki card you've made

>>46544810
daaame

>>46544796
>ign japan
>"ooh japanese covering gaming stuff on a somewhat official platform. this will be very interesting"
>whiteoids speaking japanese
i fucking hate you

>>46544832
>mpc-hc
good man

>>46544887
the german is native vetted

peppa piggu chads assemble!

>>46544873
i don't know why, but this had me burst out laughing
congrats, anon

man i'm jealous of that anon. it's been a long time since i made someone burst out laughing in this thread.

what if everyone in this thread tried to make each other laugh instead of rage

made a girl burst out laughing at work today. feels good man

>子供向けアニメ
see? it's anime

invincible season 2 is way worse than a lot of anime

is japanesepod101 good?
assuming I don't want to pay for premium

I love anime!

>>46544944
No, not at all. They were the OG grifters back in the day

>>46544952
me too but what i really love is the va's beautiful voices. i probably listen to ero voiceworks more now.

how hard is jdrama compared to anime/vn/manga

>>46544972
the mic is like 30ft away when they record

i am in for a good time

pseud trash

finna smoke this nibb4

>>46544995
everything sounds better in Japanese, doesn't it?

quote :|
quote, japanese :(二)

>>46545019
yes

>>46544995
kino incoming

>>46544995
it would be awesome if it had full narration too. the quick switch option owns tho
https://streamable.com/404zpt
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKSBg9Mhnxc

meanwhile average quality English quote

>>46545044
i saw someone make a good point on x formerly known as twitter that shakespeare isn't big in any non-english speaking countries meaning his literary contributions were not actually impressive.

>>46545055
What is that supposed to mean? lol
Shakespeare is one of the most well-known and influential poets of the modern world. His works have been adapted endlessly and in just about every language.

>>46545072
his work has been adapted but the former twitter user explained to me that he's not highly regarded in other languages

>>46545075
I'm not sure if some literal who on Twitter is qualified to make that claim. I could understand if Shakespeare is not as widely studied in other cultures, but I dare you to find me one person on this earth who's never heard of Romeo and Juliet.

romeo and wholiet haha

>>46545072
it means that Shakespeare is his era's Nitroplus
overrated mediocre hack writer

>>46545086
>he thinks THIS is one of the most noteworthy achievements of mankind

>>46545095
In order for that to be true, Shakespeare would have to be a pornographer.

>>46545106
Shakespeare made dick jokes

>>46545117
That's only for comedy.

You know a game's gonna be great when it starts without a direct quote from Revelation 22:13 straight out of the 大正改訳聖書

>>46545044

>>46545146
Woah, so cool and morally gray.

>>46545146
she's such a lying bitch.

>>46544995
sauce?