/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

how /jp/ are you /jp/?

I know kana, but I will always lose motivation after a month of grammar/vocab study. I browse japanese pornhub and read the titles of videos of rikaichan. I have considered translating Grisaia no Meikyuu using a combination of Atlas, Google Translate, and rikaichan. I have never played touhou.

i don't think i'm very /jp/

[Anonymous No.]

Translating it like that would be a swell way to learn.

[Anonymous No.]

I AM THE JAY.

[Anonymous No.]

I like Japanese cameras.

[Anonymous No.]

I can read vns with ith

[Anonymous No.]

I'm a 4chan level otaku. I don't talk with you chumps in anime club, I don't read your "anime magazine" with new releases I saw two years ago. I don't need to go to a club full of fat smelly people to watch Full Metal Alchemist all over again. I've got fuckin' live feed torrents of the newest animes you haven't even hear of, and figures from said anime being shipped to my house so I can masturbate on them. Go read your "yowie" on fanfiction.net, I'm downloading loli dojinshi and reading the fucking raws.
You keep wearing your naruto headbands and shit, socializing with your weeaboo friends. I'll be walking by, Anonymous. You'll never know that the master of anime had passed you by, because I suppress my power level.

[Anonymous No.]

As they say, "I'm just here for the porn."
I have box of stuff that needs to be scanned. I don't bother with new releases, I deal in the weird and the old.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12428545
>animes

[Anonymous No.]

2 months in without a single day skipped. I am starting to feel some motivation when I understand sentences on futaba chan, or any random raw scan that pop up here, and when I pickup words while listening to Nihon TV.

Still a (very) long way to go but I am stocked.

[Anonymous No.]

Is machine translation any better than it was 5 years ago?

[Anonymous No.]

>>12428545
first off i havent watched fullmetal alchemist in years also you shouldn't brag about being morally reprehensible. Fanfiction is a noble endeavor in the art of writing, it may be amateurs mostly but we're really much closer to doujinshi artists than some wankster! Also I wouldn't brag about being friendless.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12428600
He just said he doesn't have weaboo friends. Still, if he needs to brag about it, it means he is feeling empty somehow because that's not very coherent.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12428600
>>12428614

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>>12428652
Still a newfag. Sumimasensenpai.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12428614
oh, you're right. I just assumed he was socially inept because of how fond he seemed of his downward comparisons with "weeaboos", that's usually a sign you're sad, lonely and frustrated.
anyway i became sore because of how stupid his whole argument was, him being better than people who wear headbands and watch fma when he's really much worse a person. it's like bragging about having poor eyesight.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12428661
*always

it's like TF2 medals

[Anonymous No.]

>>12428671
>taking a joke copypasta seriously
newfags

[Anonymous No.]

>>12428582
Looks good to me.

[Anonymous No.]

Every day I post pictures of cute girls eating hamburgers

[Anonymous No.]

Im neet and like 2hu and too lazy for learning moonrunes so I take it easy

[Anonymous No.]

>>12428555
>and when I pickup words while listening to Nihon TV.
I can already do that just from having watched lots of subtitled anime.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12429798
I understand most of the stuff just from watching subbed anime I can't read kanji at all tho

[Anonymous No.]

I tried translating back when I was still in my early phases.

Lollll that didn't work. You just won't be able to understand the stuff you're trying to translate.

Having said that, the best way to learn to understand it is to just consume more of it. Preferably material that you can sort of understand but that has small bits that you don't fully understand or aren't fully confident with. That puts you at the optimal distance outside your comfort zone, i.e. it results in optimal learning.

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>>12429850
I tried translating when I was learning too, I don't think it went that bad you just gotta put in some effort
http://archive.moe/a/thread/75115070/#75115070

[Anonymous No.]

I read trashy cellphone novels, short net stories and light novels when I'm not cuteposting on the jay. Sometimes I also translate the easy ones for my own pleasure.

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>>12429798
I did too, but before I got seriously into japanese that was only the usual words you get all the time with weebs. Now it's more like 大統領 or that kind of thing.

[Anonymous No.]

I am very /jp/.

I've been here for years and reported countless threads, told people to get out countless times and stayed faithful to it at it's worst times

[Anonymous No.]

My greatest step forward in Japanese language learning was when I "translated" something and submitted it for QC, and instead of calling me a clueless retard who didn't know what he was doing, he just retranslated the entire thing and handed it back without a word.

It was an incredibly shameful experience that has been inscribed on my soul. The keen awareness that I should never again commit such crimes against translation motivates me to this day.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12430207
>retranslate
Why would they need another translator when they already have one?

[Anonymous No.]

I have Japanese as my major.

So maybe I'm too /jp/.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12428555

I went 2 months straight and really felt like I was getting somewhere. Then I told my mom and she said it was worthless to learn japanese and I was wasting my time. I haven't studied since.

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>>12430264
Your mom sounds like a very positive person

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>>12430264
If you are all about doing useful things, I guess you have nothing to do here.

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>>12430207
My friend practiced translating by taking a manga, translating some amount by himself, then went out and bought the professionally translated manga and compared it to his own translation. He is now a real translator.

[Anonymous No.]

I've been slacking really badly on my practice this month. I always lapse on good habits but if I account for it it helps me not give up.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12430207
That guy sounds like a dick.

[Anonymous No.]

>Am a pasty, overweight white American with no Asian family ties
>Majored in Japanese and Electrical Engineering in University
>Used to do some translation work with my free time
>Moved to Japan 2 years ago, currently working for an Engineering firm in the Tokyo area
>Am currently 28 years old. Have been dating for past 9 months a 19yr old Japanese girl that cosplays, and that can only speak Japanese
>Probably going to marry soon

On the weeaboo scale, I'm an 11/10.

[Anonymous No.]

>Is a pasty, overweight white American with no Asian family ties
>Majored in Japanese and Electrical Engineering in University
>Used to do some translation work with my free time
>Moved to Japan 2 years ago, currently working for an engineering firm in the Tokyo area
>Currently 28 years old. Have been dating for past 9 months a 19yr old Japanese girl that cosplays, and that can only speak Japanese
>Probably going to marry soon

On the weeaboo scale, I'm an 11/10.

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>>12431620
How do you major in studying a language?

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>>12431686
You can't be serious, right?
Majors in Japanese Language are available at almost every medium to large sized university in the USA. Just google it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12431763
It's more then just the language right? Does it also cover stuff like literature and cultlure?

[Anonymous No.]

I learned the kana over a period of six months, just took it easy

During the last three years I was a neet so I watched some anime and exposed myself to japanese things so I feel at home with the language but I cannot form sentences yet. I am picking up simple things to read to help me progress. I could never learn a language through a rote method like flash cards tbh.

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>>12431778
Depends on what university you go to, but most of it is language, and you have to take a few culture or history classes too.

[Anonymous No.]

Not gonna lie, I'm just here for the touhou image dumps/game discussion. I'll probably leave if kancolle causes touhou to recline to the point of total obscurity.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12431779
>I could never learn a language through a rote method like flash cards tbh.
It's soul crushing for anyone. I do it for efficiency but never for itself. You should always read/listen stuff around, it makes the process smoother.
I use that infamous Core 2k/6k/10k but only unsuspend words I am already remotely familiar with on my readings (I have highly customized it to hide translations and convert the production cards to listening comprehension). You can create your own deck if you are not as lazy as me too. With 3 years in your hand you could have had a massive amount of vocab with only a dozen cards a day.

Not that it matters, if you are still at least learning a little each day, anything goes.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12431779
>I could never learn a language through a rote method like flash cards tbh.
You should use other methods to supplement flash cards. Use mnemonics and other memory techniques. They're easy and efficient to use once you put some effort into learning them. It will be more efficient if you use that in combination with flash cards. This is ESPECIALLY true for learning kanji.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12430234
It wasn't an organized project, just a one-shot thing that was posted online.

>>12431085
Well, he didn't retranslate the whole thing from scratch, he just retranslated everything that needed redoing (which was most of it). You could clearly see that some minor remnants of what I had written remained if you carefully looked at them.

[Anonymous No.]

Is this an e-peen thread?

The only /jp/ related things I do are studying Japanese, reading the flavor of the month moege every 1-2 months, being a denpa song otaku, being a NEET, masturbating to Touhous and insulting Kancolle fans and weebs.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12432492
And forgot to say I actually dislike Japan. Am I /jp/?

[Anonymous No.]

http://www.nhk.or.jp/lesson/english/

[Anonymous No.]

>>12432497
No, you are /a/.

[Anonymous No.]

My grandma's grandma's father was a samurai.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12432497
You shouldn't imitate those tsundere characters, anon. It's not good for your health.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12431620
Will you give her all your pay and she'll let you have an allowance for your stuff? That japanese thing is scary as hell.

[Anonymous No.]

My grandpas dad was dropping bombs from a Zero over Pearl Harbor.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12432562
did he died?

[Anonymous No.]

>>12432567
No he did not run out of gas.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12432571
Did he kill Ben Affleck for real, at least?

[Anonymous No.]

>>12432588
No but he killed some Kancolles with the shallow water torpedo while listening to hula music.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12432516
I don't watch anime nor read manga.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12432629
Why are you telling me about your life?

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>>12432539
fuuuuuuccccckkk no! I won't/don't work my ass off every day to just hand over my paycheck to my wife and have her give me some tiny spending "allowance". That custom is completely crazy.

I don't understand the foreign guys in this country that allow their wives to do that to them.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12432688
Are japanese women ok with a westerner dodging that though? I mean, that's a custom that is so convenient...

[Anonymous No.]

I studied Japanese as my minor (for about 18 months until I dropped out) in order to follow Sugita (ie. Tokyo Encounter) and GCCX. I also started watching lot of owarai stuff after finding about Downtown on that Lincoln episode with Yoiko, but seiyuu stuff became my main focus. Sadly I can't into reading because I was extremely lazy studying and the teacher wasn't very strict on testing them, but my hearing is good enough to enjoy most of the stuff out there that isn't too technical or complex.

Nowadays I don't even watch that much anime anymore, haven't picked a single new show from this season yet. I just listen to all sorts of web radios while playing muted flash games, stalk 杉田智和 tag on Nico and watch my favorite owarai shows every week.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12431763
Languages generally fall under an arts degree. I'm currently doing a dual arts (Japanese language)/biotechnology degree.
http://www.uq.edu.au/study/course.html?course_code=JAPN3130
Needless to say, I avoided it. The last thing I want is to be surrounded by the type of people that would take this class.

[Anonymous No.]

I can read simple H-manga (raw) , spent more than 2 hours a day playing moege, only follow 2 anime this season and several manga, I have no interest on kancolle/vocaloid/touhou shit and I don't understand why people fap to that shit . I'm not a NEET and not planning to become one, haven't fapped/interested to 3dpd for more than 2 years. My life goal is to lead a happy life as eroge connoisseur and buying /jp/ related stuff with my own money.

Am i /jp/ enough?

[Anonymous No.]

>>12432970
what's your profession

[Anonymous No.]

I hope Shostakovich-senpai notices me

[Anonymous No.]

>>12432984
Law school student . Why anon?

[Anonymous No.]

>>12432991
I was just wondering how you had all that freetime and weren't neet.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12429203
That is a ton of Guava juice.

[Anonymous No.]

fluent in japanese, but I don't really give much of a shit about 2hu

[Anonymous No.]

I listen to toho music and play shmups.

I'm not very otakool

[Anonymous No.]

>>12432970
>and I don't understand why people fap to that shit
Really? I jack to it because there are so many artists which results in more stuff that appeals to me being from them. I thought this was simple?

[Anonymous No.]

Can read kana but no kanji.

I am really into touhou music but don't really like the games.

I'm a TRUneet

[Anonymous No.]

>>12428318
>how otaku culture are you otaku culture?

[Anonymous No.]

>i don't think i'm very /jp/

Most people that crossed over from whatever shitty place they came from aren't.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12435483
literally everyone in /jp/ crossed over from some shitty place once upon a time

[Anonymous No.]

>>12435493
Specifically places such as reddit and so on. Change is inevitable, so I may as well get use to it.

[Anonymous No.]

/jp/ i need the best books, sites and videos that'll leach me kanji/japanese. i'm fucking tired of missing out on rpg's that'll never see the day over seas.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12435483
Who would want to be /jp/ personified anyway? Just having to spend every day on this board is a fate worse than death itself already.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12431620
How is engineering over in japland? Is the discrimination and expected work ethic as bad as they say?

[Anonymous No.]

>>12435613
>Who would want to be /jp/ personified anyway?
try-hards from said example.
>Just having to spend every day on this board is a fate worse than death itself already.
I agree. There's other places of similarity and not so annoying.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12435646
Such as?

[Anonymous No.]

>>12435646
No, there are no other places. Try as hard as I might, I always end up back on the jay. I'm sucked in to smother in my depression with the rest of you.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12435620
Yes and yes... (-_-)

[Anonymous No.]

>>12435620
>discrimination
Funny how people complain about that now even though that's what Imperial Japan was fighting against in the 30-40s.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12435569
James W. Heisig's Remembering the Kanji
Tae Kim's Guide to learning Japanese
AJATT.com (lots of bloat nowadays but look for the table of contents page — there is a lot of very useful info on the site.)

If you do nothing else then check out AJATT.com and read the three short articles from the "For Starters" section:
http://www.alljapaneseallthetime.com/blog/all-japanese-all-the-time-ajatt-how-to-learn-japanese-on-your-own-having-fun-and-to-fluency

[Anonymous No.]

>>12436601
Dude, it's been months that I try to make sense of this website and you just made it crystal clear with a page I wasn't aware of.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12428652
Me on the back right holding hands with you.

[Anonymous No.]

After I went to /a/, people hated my opinions because I grew on /jp/

That's how /jp/ I am.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12435538
>Specifically places such as reddit and so on

speak for yourself.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12428318
I hate that I actually look like this guy.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12437781
Why? He was a really famous and talented composers. I'd be proud of myself if I were you.

[Anonymous No.]

I know slightly less kanji than a first grader, and can form and understand sentences pretty okay. I haven't played touhou in several months because the last time I did, I was so bad that I almost cried, so now I just collect Patchouli pictures and ohayous from here. I also collect lewd pictures of Cirno, but I can never bring myself to actually fap to them.

Being here usually makes me feel sad, but still for some reason I never want to leave.

[Anonymous No.]

TruNEET
Know enough japanese to read most hentai doujinshi.
I listen to touhou music and I'm currently working on a crappy fangame.

[Book !denX47.muQ No.]

I'm D, E flat, C, B
that's how /jp/ I am.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12430264
I'm just starting (about a month in) and haven't really told anyone. My family has no idea but a few coworkers have noticed and asked me about it.

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>>12436601
>James W. Heisig's Remembering the Kanji
Does this really work? I'm afraid to try it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12430264
I guess your mom must be living a very mediocre life at best.

[Anonymous No.]

Passed N1 a long time ago.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12440336
It works — I did all 3000 kanjis in less than a year and I could not have done them without the method, but I have some reservations about how he teaches:
1) his method heavily uses imagination and imagery, which is good but there SO much more to memory techniques that he doesn't talk about AT ALL. I recommend you get acquainted with memory techniques at least a little before diving in: they require PRACTICE. All this really means is that it may be a little hard in the beginning but it will definitely get easier as you keep following his book — you will quite naturally learn how to use the technique more properly.
2) use Anki or another SRS instead of paper cards. It is MUCH more efficient.
3) some of Heisig's keywords are weird and even outright difficult. Since you have to be able to actually imagine the keywords, it's not of much help if you get e.g. the word "mandala" and have NEVER heard of it before. He also sometimes doesn't clarify the meaning of the keyword. E.g. he uses "stalk" as in "the stalk of a plant" and NOT "to stalk another person" which is sometimes confusing.

tl;dr yes it works but use it together with Anki or another SRS program.

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>>12440380
>3000 kanjis in less than a year
Did you actually learn all the readings, compounds, etc. or do you mean you learned how to draw them and remember the keywords?
I assume its the latter, but that's still impressive.

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>>12440407
I only learned one keyword -> kanji. Meaning I was able to draw the kanji given an English keyword. No readings, no compounds. All of that was to be learned from context from actual Japanese with the use of an SRS (Anki in my case). I like the method even 6 years after I started, even though it does require effort.

[Anonymous No.]

I'd rather be wapanese than wanadian

[Anonymous No.]

>>12440380
>>12440456
This anon speaks the truth. I passed the N1 in December 2011 using the same methodology for only a couple of years. Only difference is that I also studied from a grammar dictionary, which helps tremendously with comprehension.

It takes dedication, mostly you have to make sure that you review your decks everyday. In my case, while I was actively studying, this took me about 30-50 mins a day at least depending on how many new cards I was adding. This excludes actual study time, it's just the daily review. This drops significantly as you add less and less new cards and older cards mature. I usually only spend about 5-10 mins a day reviewing.

Others have gotten by just fine with a smaller workloads, but once you get going and you're creatively making visual-spatial stories for 30-50 new kanji in a single sitting, it can be really fun. You lose track of time, and really feel like you've accomplished a lot each day.

Also if anyone is into learning how to translate effectively I highly recommend getting real commercial EPWING/LogoVista dictionaries off the net and completing this course book: http://www.routledge.com/books/details/9780415486866/

[Anonymous No.]

I know phrases and words in Japanese, but I'm still only on Hiragana. I'm passing through to try and get motivated

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>>12428545
You're a 4chan level otaku, you say? Hrmph. I am a 2channel level otaku, and you are as far beneath me as narutards are beneath you. Think you're pretty hot with your torrents? My satellite dish is pulling down the latest shows while they air from motherfucking SPACE. By the time you even see the OP I've already fapped and smoked a cigarette. And the latest moeblob you fell in love with this season? Three years ago I played the game the show's based, got the secret harem ending, and came on her face. And her friends' faces. All at the same time. Twice. You keep waiting for your precious torrents. I'll be standing in line at Comiket, getting the real deal from the artist himself.

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>>12446540


You're a 2ch level otaku, you say? Hrmph. I am a mangaka level otaku, and you are as far beneath me as 4chan level otaku are beneath you. Think you're pretty hot with your bookstores? My pen is dishing out the latest stories while I think them up with my BRAIN. By the time you even crack the binding I've already signed a contract for the next one. And that h-game you played three years ago? I made my wife dress up as the lead and had sex with her for inspiration when I co-wrote it. I still have the manuscript for the bondage scene you'll never see. You keep waiting for your precious bookdealers. I'll be sitting in my studio apartment, making the real deal with my own hands.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12429932
I forgot about cellphone novels and never really looked into them. Are they accessible via PC?

[Anonymous No.]

kusothread

[Anonymous No.]

>>12435569

>>12436601 forgot to mention the Genki Japanese books.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12428545
>live feed torrents
Nyaa is already killed buddy.
It is time to update the pasta.
We are living in the age of IRC and XDCC bots

[Anonymous No.]

>>12447057
>Nyaa is already killed buddy.
It's not permanent, it will be back up I promise buddy

[Anonymous No.]

Det är det enda ni gör på dagarna
Ni sitter där I Ventrilo och spelar DotA
Vi sitter här I venten och spelar lite DotA
I hear you man
Vi sitter här I venten och spelar lite DotA
I feel you man
Vi sitter här I venten och spelar lite DotA
å pushar på å smeker, med motståndet vi leker
Vi sitter här I venten och spelar lite DotA
å springer runt å creepar, och motståndet vi sleepar
Have one on the house
Vi sitter här I venten och spelar lite DotA
I hear you man
Vi sitter här I venten och spelar lite DotA
I feel you man

[Anonymous No.]

>>12446540
>>12446561

This is really good pasta.

[Anonymous No.]

I think I'm 0.12 /jp/, maybe 0.13 /jp/.

[Anonymous No.]

I'm looking for a complete all-in-one app for learning Japanese (Android). Dictionaries, handwriting recognition and flashcards.
Before I used to learn Chinese and there was an app which would include all that.

[Anonymous No.]

I have been coming here for almost three years, but I really don't participate in any on-topic threads nor do I do anything besides play Touhou and listen to arrangement albums.

I have this notion, like I fit in, but the more I think about it, I really don't. I still identify with /jp/ though.

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>>12430168
I really don't know if you're being ironic, but I feel the same way. Somehow, upkeeping the inane traditions of /jp/ and resisting change is what makes me /jp/

[Anonymous No.]

>>12447149
Resbond blease

[Anonymous No.]

there's a big bump behind my left ear lobe

I think it's an inflamed lymph node

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>>12447149

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>>12447149
I don't know one so I'll just give it in parts:
Flashcards: Ankidroid
Dictionaries: Yahoo, goo, wwwjdic, google search (yes). Don't just use jap-eng, use jap-jap and synonym dictionaries, thesauruses, everything. They all have their value.
Handwriting recognition: Microsoft IME (jot them on paper if you can't access a PC in the moment)

[Anonymous No.]

What is the best program/book/website to learn to read Japanese? I have no interest in writing speaking or understanding other people speaking it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12448269
Thanks, but I rather looked for an Android app.
I know of Anki droid, how about good dictionary? I like the Pleco's feature to add any word to flashcards deck instantly.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12428671
Not only are you taking a copypasta seriously, you are also siding with the narutards. Wearing a Naurto headband is never acceptable.

[Anonymous No.]

I'm so /jp/ I'm trying to learn moonrunes. Wait, that's not all that /jp/ after all. I'm not a NEET or hikki (I wish I were, though) and I don't get autismbux. I don't even own an onahole (just a couple of Tenga eggs.) I suck at 2hu but love the AT series and have read a few VNs.

So, not very /jp/ but I like the laid back style of this board. A bit too much 3DPD lately and a lack of hikki threads which were always fun to lurk, but such is life.

[Anonymous No.]

The best way to learn Japanese is to fuck Japanese girls. Trust me.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12449654
I do not trust you.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12449642
Meme density too high; please delete and resubmit.

[Anonymous No.]

Install Linux.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12449714
>Linux
Please don't try to summon /g/ here.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12449668
It was part of my plan to assimilate to /jp/ life.

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>>12448281
The same programs/books/websites used to learn Japanese in general; you just pick out of the resources according to the skill you want to acquire (reading, speaking or comprehension).
In your case (reading), focusing more on learning the kana and kanji seems to be the way to go, but no matter which aspect of the language you're after, it all boils down to learning grammar, getting some vocab under your belt and branching off.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12449714
But my phone is already running Linux.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12431620
well at least you're a successful one

[Anonymous No.]

>>12429203
Nice Pear juice.
But do you not get diorreah if that is all you consume?

[Anonymous No.]

>>12428318
>>12428318
>>12428318
>>12428318
Thread theme
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mmCnQDUSO4I

[Anonymous No.]

NEET for many years (arguably /jp)
watch japanese films and tv regularly (not /jp)
fair/poor japanese language skills (not very /jp)
dont watch anime much (pretty /jp)
dont care about 2hu (not /jp)
dont care about idol groups (somewhat /jp)
trying to become professional mangaka while taking it easy (weeaboo/jp)

rating= hambagah/10

[Anonymous No.]

>>12463997

You're as /a/ as it gets crossie.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12463997

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>>12445958
>food stamps dun buy daipers
They do
And formula and shit

[Anonymous No.]

I am half Japanese with Japanese citizenship, and was raised bilingual.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12435620
If you want a enjoyable life, STAY in the USA. Get a decent Job in America, and you will be able to go visit Japan every summer or so from your yearly savings.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12448239
Why is finland so weeab?

[Anonymous No.]

>>12465211
You are not /jp/ /jp/ is for non-Japanese weaboo's who wish to be Japanese, not actual Japanese people

Go back to 2ch

[Anonymous No.]

I eat noodles whose wrapper I can't read several times the week, I fap to chink women, I draw shitty characters with too big eyes, I read several manga online, I own Naruto manga book 1 ch1.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12431620
How did you meet her?

[Anonymous No.]

>>12432864
>Straya
please get out of /int/
t. everyone

[Anonymous No.]

>>12465393
>/int/

Get ouf of /jp/, kudasai

[Anonymous No.]

>>12465399
>kudasai
>not ください
Should I or should you?

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>>12465211
Half gooks are the ugliest things ever.

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>>12465476
What's with the moonrunes? Just get out, weeb.

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>>12465487
But I'm Half Japanese Half Chinese, so I just look Asian

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>>12465512

Ironic.

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>>12432970
I'm pretty much like this guy. I never really got into touhou the same way most of /jp/ has. I've played the games back in the day and I appreciate the characters somewhat, but I just never really cared about them particularly.
All I do is steadily read eroge / moege for as much as I can everyday and do anki/wanikani reps and whatever other reading I can find.
I wish I had more time to read though, Business Major and the only reason I have time to make this post is because my class got abruptly cancelled.

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>>12465952
This is an English BBS, fagmeister, you don't get extra points for posting chinese squiggles.

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>>12428330
YOU ARE THE PEE

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>>12449642
>NEET or hikki
Why?

Such people are hated, even by /jp/ and other places. Besides, it was already established that many here had jobs and a healthy life, anyway. That could also tell a lot about people claiming to have a 2D-complex as well. Past NEET/shut-in threads were also filled with dishonesty, with the exception of people being true. But, /jp/ isn't some haven from normals and will without a doubt get worse. Whatever.

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>>12465298
At a game arcade. She was standing next to me waiting to play the same game, and I just started asking her questions about it.

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>>12473007
>hated, even by /jp/
When did this become a thing?

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>>12473171
There's been numerous cases of contempt towards them. More so with shut-ins in particular. Their mental health isn't always perfect. I can't remember whose idea it was to rid the threads, but bringing them back wouldn't do any good. It's not like they were getting much help to begin with.

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I fucked a /jp/sie

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>>12473007
normie leave now!

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>>12473171

it isnt a thing, just crossies who blame neet threads on other crossies

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>>12474757
> I can't remember whose idea it was to rid the threads
janman or moot who hates /jp/

dumb normie.

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Anyone is tru and on the jay should be at least at an intermediate level of Japanese.

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>>12479370
not knowing kana is inextensible