/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

「最近/jp/の様子がどうなってるかちょくちょく見に行くようになったんだが、あそこにDJTみたいな、日本語を勉強するだけのためのスレはないんだ。あそこは日本語が分かる奴が多いって話が前から噂になってたんだけど、実際に言ってみりゃそうでもないってことが痛いほどわかった。結局は/a/とそう変わらないってのが現在の有り様なんだ。いつもあんな偉そうにしてるのに、なんと可哀想だ」

で、これを見て何か言いたいことはあるか？　まさか読めないとは言うまいよな

[Anonymous No.]

janny will just delete this.

as he should rly since it will just bring in crossies

[Anonymous No.]

>>11455236
ここでDJTを作り直そうと言ってるわけじゃないから大丈夫だろう

[Anonymous No.]

>>>/a/

[Anonymous No.]

やっぱり口先ばかりの、実力の一片もないクズでしかいんだｗ

[Anonymous No.]

Remember, it's shitposting even if it's in japanese!

[Anonymous No.]

日本語を読むと書くことはむずかしい

めんどくさいなあ

[Anonymous No.]

>>11455275
しっかりと覚えといた。今回がそういうのじゃなくてよかった

[Anonymous No.]

>>11455280
現れたぞ！　なんかすごい。もしかして/jp/は日本語が上手いって噂が本当だったのかもしれない。もっと見せてくれ、その腕のほどを

[Anonymous No.]

How long did it take you people to be able to write in Japanese so well?

[Anonymous No.]

>>11455286
実は/jp/のほとんどは日本語が悪いで

私も

[Anonymous No.]

Remember, It's not shitposting as long as it's in Japanese!

[Anonymous No.]

>>11455307
このくらい誰だってできて当然だ。お前って本当は頭がよっぽど悪くて救いが痛い馬鹿なんじゃないのか？
Few years. DJT on /a/ has some good advice but the best parts are all more or less taken directly from antimoon and AJATT

[Anonymous No.]

>>11455324
ああそうとも、よくわかったものだ

[Anonymous No.]

>>11455275
>>11455324
Who do I believe ?!?!?!?!

[Anonymous No.]

>>11455280

Are you talking about 13 stringed Japanese zithers and ham meat or am I using Rikaisama incorrectly?

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>>11455332
Is the thread still here?

[Anonymous No.]

>>11455307
Few years. DJT on /a/ has some good advice but the best parts are all more or less taken directly from antimoon and AJATT

[Anonymous No.]

>>11455334
その"trevor desktop"スレもここにある

[Anonymous No.]

>>11455332
己が心の声に耳を傾けるべし

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>>11455341
その程度の文体も解読できないとはな、思ったより大変なことになってるんだ、ここというのは。

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>>11455341
No, that sounds about right.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11455345
はい

[Anonymous No.]

Can anyone please tell me the reading difficulty of this? Is it intermediate or advanced? I'm just beginning so most Japanese is equally confusing to me right now and so I'm not sure what the level of difficulty is.

It's my greatest dream to be able to one day play Yakuza 5. I imported it and I have the box taped to the side of my monitor so that I will be forced to stare at it every moment of the day and keep doing my best so that I can rejoin Akiyama and the other characters that I love so much in another fun filled adventure.

I wish that I knew the difficulty of it though, so I know whether it's going to take me a few months to be able to start playing this or a few years.

助けて

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>>11455364
Please this is too much. It's just too funny. It hurts laughing this much. Also type all that in japanese and I'll give you an answer.com

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>>11455364
If you can read manga and light novels you can handle that. The subtitles should make it easier to understand. Don't know whether to call it advanced or intermediate, depends on what you mean by those terms.

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>>11455364
Also I want to add that you really shouldn't be afraid of playing/reading/watching something before you're "good enough" or you'll "ruin it". The first time you go through doesn't have to be the last. Doing the things you want to do the most is what will keep you motivated and wanting to learn, and motivations is literally THE most important thing here.

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why is this thread bold

[Anonymous No.]

>>11455404
こっちは普通だぞ？

[Anonymous No.]

>>11455404

i was getting that to but not it's fixed for me

[Anonymous No.]

Is it important to practice stroke order to retain kanji? I'm about 800 words into a vocab deck and a lot of these characters are starting to blur together in my mind.

It's embarrassing to admit, but I've stayed inside for such a long time that I forgot how to use pencils and other writing instruments that aren't keyboards. I try to hold the pencil but my fingers hurt after a few seconds or the pencil slips out of my hand while I'm writing.

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>>11455409
Write every kanji 50 times. If you don't, you'll never be able to learn any vocabulary.

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>>11455409
I can't say if it's important or not because I always practiced writing them from the start. It probably does help you remember though, if for no other reason than because you'll find yourself writing them all over anything you have at hand when you're bored.

It is also useful to know because it will allow you to easily look up kanji you know no readings for using your IME's draw pad, which relies quite heavily on stroke order to determine the kanji you are attempting to input. And anyway, it's not actually that hard to learn to write. Kanji stroke order might seem difficult to learn at first but it's actually quite consistent and you will be able to understand new kanji's stroke order instinctively (with some exceptions) after learning it for a couple hundred.