/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

learn new kanji: 1 hour
practice writing them down: 40-50 minutes
learn vocabulary: 1-2 hours
go over the stuff you've learned: 2 hours, maybe 3 if you want to practice writing
reading: 30 minutes?
grammar/exercises: another hour

How can you study Japanese? it's a full time job.

[Anonymous No.]

>>>/lang/

[Anonymous No.]

epic thread

+1

[Anonymous No.]

No one needs to be able to write them down if they just want to be able to read them. It's just unnecessary workload to learn that.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10884154
>practice writing them down: 40-50 minutes
>go over the stuff you've learned: 2 hours, maybe 3 if you want to practice writing

these are the same thing sperglord

>reading: 30 minutes?
>grammar/exercises: another hour
>learn new kanji: 1 hour
these are also the exact same thing, once you get past the initial and basic grammar.

in other words,

LEARN HOW TO MANAGE YOUR FUCKING TIME BETTER. 1 hour of aniki cards should be the only job-like repetitive and boring part. the lolige that teaches you new words and reinforces your grammar should be the enjoyable part.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10884154
i LOVE maria

best haganai

cutest loli

also most sexual loli

she is /jp/

[Anonymous No.]

>30 minutes of reading
>not as much as humanly possible

[Anonymous No.]

>>10884737
who are you quoting

[Anonymous No.]

>learn new kanji
10 min. or so, just look at them.
>practice writing
Why practice when the strokes are already memorized?
>learn vocab
Just learn new nouns along with their kanji.
>go over
30 min. max.
>reading
Just leisurely read some manga.
>grammar
Say whatever you want, slap some particles on it and call it a sentence!

Japanese 101: DONE

[Anonymous No.]

hey im looking for gay friends interested in japanese culture

[Anonymous No.]

>>10884753
hi im gay and luuuuuv japan ^^