/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

So... how do i actually learn japanese?

[Anonymous No.]

>>13208898
download "Learning Japanese" from android market and learn the kana. Then decide after a week that Japanese is too hard and be content with masturbating to lewd touhou fanart for the rest of your life.

[Anonymous No.]

Eat a Japanese persons brain.

[Anonymous No.]

>>13208898
ひだまりを読んで。

[Anonymous No.]

There is a Japanese learning thread on /a/ for a while. Why there is a Japanese thread on /a/ I don't know. I guess they have a good method by now.

[Anonymous No.]

>>13208898
There's a thread with lots of helpful guides on /int/.
Daily Japanese thread.

[Anonymous No.]

>>13209215
I would recommend something with furigana. Looking up all those words was a huge pain when I first tried reading Hidamari.

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>>13209215
Something similar to Hidamari Sketch?

I want to try reading something I haven't watched/read before.

[Anonymous No.]

>>13208898
ganbatte, that's how.

[Anonymous No.]

Just keep studying. Of course you'll need to take breaks, those are obviously necessary, but you won't learn anything if you put it off until "tomorrow". Even a slow and steady pace is better than no pace at all.

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>>13213180
Yotsubato? But it would be good reading something you have already read in English since you already know what happens kind of.

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>>13208898
You can't learn Japanese.

[Anonymous No.]

>>13213180
>>13213404
What about Yuyushiki?
I have also watched that before.

[Anonymous No.]

>>13213663
I'd say stick to manga first so read the manga. Watching anime is more difficult. I only watched the first episode but is was simple stuff from what I remember.

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>>13213677
Yeah, Im talking about reading the manga in Japanese.

[Anonymous No.]

>>13208898
You don't. Japanese people don't even speak Japanese, only high level otaku know nihongo.

[Anonymous No.]

>>13217030
Why did you bump this shit thread?