/jp/ - Otaku Culture

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Post Touhous in Slavonia

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>>15318814
Why is Sekibanki hanging out with Cirno?

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Russia always reminds me of my home country.

A land where depression and shitty weather smother optimism every day.

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>>15318886
I know people who live there and it doesn't seem that bad. They say it was also better in the 80s.

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>>15319155
it was..in the 1880s for sure!

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>>15319248
>the USSR was complete shit in every way epic maymay
u sir r indelligent man :-D

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>>15319248
Despite what the American media may tell you, not everything was terrible all the time in Eastern Europe. Many people got to go to college for free, and then afterwards know their degree would be useful somewhere.
Sorry, meido. I'll make things high-quality from now on.

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Please less politics and more pictures of touhous in nice scenarios.

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>>15320248
>more pictures of touhous in nice scenarios

Not a single one meeting those criteria has been posted so far.

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>>15319732
Back then it was a 'go to' place and looked to be on the way to prosperity, sadly damm WWI had to get in the way and scotch that flowering in the bud.

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remisquat

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Okuu preparing another incident.

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>>15321782
>Hi, ny name is Utsuho Reiuji, and this is Jackass.

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Would you fight with tovarisch Reisen in the Great Patriotic War, /jp/?

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>>15322147
"Eye maek sucky for 9 Dorrah."

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Exploring the Zone with Yukari!

>>15322185
She ruv you rong time.

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Cirno celebrating the independence of the Donetsk People's Republic.

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>>15320224
It might look decrepit, but this is what a normal end of winter should look like. The mud's only on this side of the block, on the other side there are probably shops open and there's no mud or it's frozen.
After living for most of my life in such places I wonder how come the west (e.g. USA, UK, Canada, France, Germany, etc.) prefer to live in suburbs in houses. Where the nearest shop's probably half an hour away and you probably can't go on foot or it would look odd if you walked, everyone has to pretend to look normal by mowing their lawn and making a facade, there's no one to call to help you fix a water heater and watch a football game with some moonshine and you have to spend a fortune just to keep the whole house warm during the winter. Hell, no wonder people can't make friends in the suburbs and all the kids grow up as spergs.

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Which Touhou is the most slavic?

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>>15324419
>I wonder how come the west (e.g. USA, UK, Canada, France, Germany, etc.) prefer to live in suburbs in houses.
- Individualism
- God-awful public transit in most cities
- Car-centric culture
- Owning property considered socially and financially responsible
- Renting considered to be transition phase or poor people option
- Tax incentives promote home ownership

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>>15325058
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lack of available/affordable dwellings in the cities

simple reason, no need for those cultural philosophical over-analyses

in fact i don't know why you mentioned france/germany
when most of euros live in urban apartments
and then there are american expats who demand to be settled into a home with a bit of lawn, in the heart of the city

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>>15324430
Letty tbqh.

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>>15319155
80s Russia was actually really nice place even if everyone was poor.

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>>15326140
>tbqh
It's sad to see the reddit-twitter crowd even here now.

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>>15326209
I was under the impression it was just one of the many ways of bypassing the wordfilter.

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>>15326673
The ideal way of bypassing the wordfilter is to not type like a retard in the first place.

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>>15326710
Good point. I'll show myself the way out, then.

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>>15327198
But that's ＬＯＮＤＯＮ, anon, as far away from Slavland without jumping a continent.

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>>15318780

Post more. This Cirno in Russia intrigues me.

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The irony here is that the "education" bit of American collages is actually free if you're willing to walk into the lectures sober; it's the sheet of paper you're having to pay for, and without it, your education is worth well, the amount you payed for it.

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>>15325212
>simple reason, no need for those cultural philosophical over-analyses
In most cities in my home country, renting within the city boundaries is significantly cheaper than owning property. A lot cheaper if you're willing to forego a car.

I lived in the capital city (Ottawa) and paid about $900 for a clean one-bedroom apartment in a decent neighbourhood next to a grocery store, druggist, and major bus line.

A friend of mine who bought a house in an economically depressed part of the country has to pay roughly 200% of what I paid, not including unpredictable expenses like repairs. That includes property taxes, home heating oil, higher property insurance, and other expenses associated with time lost maintaining the property.

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>>15332660
>without it, your education is worth well, the amount you payed for it.
A lot of programming courses give skills for jobs that often hire primarily based on previous experience.

Of course, most of the information is already online, and you often need to be a paying student if you want to access university resources such as computer labs, face-to-face tutoring, or checking out books from the library.

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>>15333551
yes i understand real estates works differently in the us of a
big people, big dwellings

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>>15318886
It's the overall decaying atmosphere that I get from pictures in the ex-Soviet states that make everything so enchanting. It's almost like you can feel the passage of time.

I suppose it's not an impressive place to live for that exact reason.

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>>15326209
I use these terms ironically

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>>15334012
Is the Russian weeb community better than the Western one? They seem to do a lot of things better than us, though what I know about them is based only on pictures due to my inability to read vodka runes.

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>>15334093
But there is no Russian weeb community. Every Russian jp board is currently dead. Anyway if they produceand post it in social media only shitty photoshop pictures it can`t be counted as content.
So the best one is German i think. Enjoying their smooth touhou pop music

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>>15334498
I thought 2ch.hk still hosted a lively anime community? I don't actually know what else there is.

>Anyway if they produce only shitty photoshop pictures it can`t be counted as content.
Meh, it's still more than we come up with around here.

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>>15318886
canada?

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>>15334546
Forgive English, I am Russia, and also in a hurry, etc.

http://pastebin.com/QL2Rkf4V

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>>15337066
So Grandad that's what you have been getting up to lately?

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>>15335886
Yes. I could just have depression though

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>>15318886
Well, it makes me feel at home, I don't know why.

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>>15337066
>Holy blyat, do youngsters really dress like that these days?

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>>15334498
>German i think
What? The German weeb community basically consists of the usual teenage-cosplay-crowd. The most notable German community animexx is more or less a German Gaia. The guys on Krautchan aren't very active. Their /jp/ and /a/ boards are way slower then here.

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>>15337111
>tfw people think I know Russian but I still cannot pronounce b|

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>>15341507
That's a huge Suika.

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Нахуй сюда это говно тащить, снова?

моча＞говно＞форс слав-параши

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>>15334093

Russia has many good cosplayers.

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>>15334093
>inability to read vodka runes
As of now, you can read the Latin alphabet. The two other important alphabets to know, as a westerner, are the Greek alphabet and the Cyrillic alphabet. The Cyrillic alphabet has many variants though, so specifically go pick the Russian variant for now.
Learning the Greek and Russian Cyrillic alphabets is as easy as learning hiragana and katakana. Maybe easier.

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>>15341993
Learning the Russian alphabet takes like five minutes at best. But learning the alphabet is usually the easiest part of learning languages from my experience.

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>>15342552
Of course: I wasn't intending for him to learn the language, but for snow runes to be decipherable.

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>>15319732
my old man studied in Moscow during the gas boom of the 70's, it was shit. My grandfather (He was basically a gas Engineer) ended up moving the family back to Australia after a couple of years as the international pay for being posted to Russia or Saudi just wasn't worth the crap living conditions.

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>>15334093
There are 2 kinds of russian weebs
Ones are 13-15 years old, covered in badges and merch and love naruto
Others are 20-30 years old, heavy smokers, laugh at anyone who plays touhou on less then lunatic, hate any anime that came out later then 2006, and especially k-on and think that rozen maiden is a masterpiece.
Oh, and also cosplayers

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Can a Russian please explain?

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>>15342899
I don't know what the food is, but the "sir" in "sirno" means cheese in Russian.

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>>15342899
it reads "sirniki"

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>>15342899
"Syrniki" are fried quark pancakes, garnished with sour cream, varenye, jam, honey or apple sauce.. Cirno in Russian community is sometimes called "Syrno", leading to all the related jokes

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>>15342609
My uncle lives in Moscow as well. I don't know the guy too well, but he comes back to his hometown every once in a while, and he doesn't hesitate to state how much he hates the place compared to his hometown.
His hometown (or home country, I suppose) wouldn't exactly be what I'd consider a nice place either, but let's not go there.

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What's with people pronouncing the C in Cirno as [s]? Isn't it a [tʃ]?

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>>15344982
probably has to do something with your own native language, in a lot of languages c rarely becomes 'ch'

sirno still sounds really silly and people should learn out of it

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>>15344982
There's no real standard for how to pronounce Cirno. I just alternate between "sir-no" and "cheer-no".

ZUN also spells her name as チルノ in Japanese, where each phonetic component is "CHI-RU-NO", so there may be that.

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>>15345007
chiruno is the correct way, there's no question about that

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>>15344982
Russian "Syrno" is intentional joke created by some fags from IIchan.hk back in 2008.
Their admin loves Touhou shit and Syrno is used as default name in their /b/.

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>>15344982
I don't recall there being any 'official' way of pronouncing Cirno's name, and in almost if not every English-speaking part of the world the letter 'c' is pronounced as 's'. I personally read it as 'Chirno' and believe it should be read that way.

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>>15344982
It's pronounced that way in English (think circus and circulation) and most people learned who Cirno and mentally vocalized it "Sirno" years before their weeb power level was high enough to know the actual pronunciation.

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>>15344982
It's pronounced that way in English (think circus and circulation) and most people learned who Cirno was mentally vocalized it "Sirno" years before their weeb power level was high enough to know the actual pronunciation.

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>>15345024
Usually, it makes little sense to pronounce obviously (?) non-Japanese names spelled in katakana the Japanese way.

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>>15345128
is he okay

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I see. Thanks guys.

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Dumping

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Last one, though I have a bunch more if someone is particularily interested

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these aren't 2hus

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>>15349545
Ah, woopsie. Completely forgot the thread was about 2hus specifically.

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>>15349598
it's ok cool pics regardless

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>>15324430
Remilia

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>>15337066
I dont understand Russia. At times it seems weeb as fuck, but it also has the most neo nazis and hates non whites.
Can nazi weebs actually be a thing, not just weebs dressing up with ss uniforms?

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>>15350330
Some doors are probably better off not opened.

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>>15334546
2ch.hk is not the only place where we create pics. I'd say, 2ch.hk is the place where Russian weebs make the least pics. There are iichan.hk, a 2hu-themed imageboard, and dobrochan.com. Some small boards too. You can head to /to/ on all the boards I listed.

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>>15350513
The biggest problem is that all of those feel slow after getting used to 4chan's /jp/. It takes a bit to get used to those.

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>>15350549
Of course, English is a worldwide language, almost every Russian can speak it. I actually prefer to post anything on /b/. On the other hand, retarded moderation came from VK (a Facebook-like social network, I use it here as you use Reddit) deletes every anime releated thread they see.

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>>15350597
>almost every Russian can speak it.
But that's wrong

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>>15350626
Yeah, just look at 2ch's /fl/ English threads and see the antics that go on in there!

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>>15350597
This is why I hate libtards who argue against pushing people to learn English, it's widely spoken and shoul be pushed further to destroy all language barriers. Then the whole world can discuss 2hu.

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>>15351118
>>>/pol/
Please don't bring your shit here.

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>>15350626
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At least they try.

>>15351190
Please get out of here.

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Heels on the ground, true gopnik

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Русня хуже тараканов. Такие же мерзкие и везде лезут лол.

Только тараканы не закомплексованные вниманиеблядки.

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>>15352303
I don't understand vodkarunes.

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>>15351118
As someone who has studied linguistics a bit, psycholinguistics and sociolinguistics show that every language you know influences how you think.
If everyone learns English, the variety on Earth will decrease. I think only people who want to learn English should learn it. Language learning should be entirely voluntary for everyone on Earth.

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>>15352303
A wild khokhol appears. Read >>15351190.

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>>15352584
You're not right I suppose. Everyone must learn Toki Pona, Lojban and English.

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This was drawn by a Russian-speaking slav, as I know.

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>>15353396
"No more Kompot to drink..."

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>>15354896
It's not a kompot, pal.

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>>15354896
Huh, I've left the old country so long ago that I completely forgot about kompót. Thankfully I still know how to make it (not like I couldn't just google it anyway), so thanks for reminding me.

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>>15354960
How could you drink that dude? It was a nightmare in kindergarten because the only things they would feed you were kompot and that horrible mannaya kasha.

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>>15353165
Найс штампы. Убогая пидорашка с засранными мозгами.

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All I got to drink was rhubarb kompot.

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>>15355144
Why are you being rude here? This is /jp/, what are you getting out of shitting on Rus dudes?
Besides, what you said in >>15352303 applies to all people when in environments populated by a different culture. You just don't notice it when others do it because you are only focused on Russians, since that's the language you understand and it immediately catches your eye.
There are many other places if you just want to start shit to get your coveted (You)'s so you might as well head on over to 2ch, or one of the other Russian boards to maximize your shitpost. /jp/ shouldn't be the designated shitting street anon.

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>>15355069
By not having it every damn day and not made from shit quality fruit.
Honestly though, drinking it wasn't exactly why I loved it. It was more like the ending act of eating the fruit.

>kindergarten
I wish we got kompot instead of the few grains of half cooked rice in tepid milk every day. That shit was what made me loathe the soviets, not the politics and economy.

>mannaya kasha
I loved it as a child. With industrial amounts of sugar and cocoa powder on top of course. It was even more heavenly after letting it cool in the fridge overnight, but of course kids are too impatient for that.

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>All I got to drink was rhubarb kompot.
My condolences.

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>>15355212
>Mannaya kasha. I loved it as a child.
Jesus Christ dude.
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>All I got to drink was rhubarb kompot.
JESUS CHRIST DUDE.

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>>15355250
>Jesus Christ dude.
Come on, m8. It only tastes like shit if you're a savage cooking it in water.

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>>15353396
He makes half-decent touhou porn. Especially so if you like tattoos and piercings and fairy gopniks mugging people with nail bats and broken bottles.

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>>15355175
Ну давай разберем все тобой сказаное хуйлуша.

>Why are you being rude here? This is /jp/, what are you getting out of shitting on Rus dudes?
Это именно /jp, а не /int и даже не БИ. Нахуй тут это говно даунов тоскующих по манной каше не сдалось. А со своим обоссаным фопошопом пиздуй обратно на пикабу или ичан или хуй знает откуда ты там приполз, там ему самое место.

>You just don't notice it when others do it because you are only focused on Russians, since that's the language you understand and it immediately catches your eye.
Ну это вообще охуеть. Даже если не брать во внимание то, что по-русски здесь никто не пишет и допустить, что ты просто аутист не могущий в связно излагать мысли. Это не отменяет факта, что русня везде лезет и пытается обратить на себя внимание. Можешь пролистать до 10 страницы и никаких тредов про другие страны ты не найдешь. И никакого отношения к среде это не имеет.

>There are many other places if you just want to start shit to get your coveted (You)'s so you might as well head on over to 2ch, or one of the other Russian boards to maximize your shitpost. /jp/ shouldn't be the designated shitting street anon.
Высрал очередной штамп. Если нечего сказать можешь просто не постить. А я всего лишь выразил мнение, что именно подобному здесь не место, так что укатывайся сам на 2ч и тред с собой забирай.

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>>15355459
Hell I dig that.
Artist who drew pic related also makes some nice stuff, although MMD is more her forte. Her chin game can be wierd, though.

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>>15352584
And?
Small price to pay. They can keep their native language that can express what English cant. They just need to know a universal language so that everyone can communicate regardless of background. Communication is more important than variety. Plenty of variety among English speaking countries and those who speak English as a secondary language. Just look at 4chan to see that.

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>>15356077
>Small price to pay.
What the previous linguist anon is referring to is that certain languages are better or worse at expressing and facilitating certain thoughts because of how the language is structured.

I remember reading somewhere that English promotes behaviour that assigns blame. For instance, if I were to sit on a chair and the chair broke, an English speaker is more likely to say "Anon broke the chair" than, say, a Japanese speaker.

>Just look at 4chan to see that.
4chan is a tiny minority of people who have the incentive to learn English to a point where they can communicate in it effectively. And writing in English is a lot easier than having a coherent conversation in English.

Your typical peasant or factory worker or even office clerk has little to no incentive to spend hours learning and practising English when they can live comfortable lives in their own language.

The only alternative would be to force people to learn English, and anyone who has experience with Japanese high schoolers know that people forced to learn a language and have no reason to retain that knowledge will quickly forget what they've learned.

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>>15355175
>/jp/ shouldn't be the designated shitting street anon.
I've always viewed /jp/ as more of a pig pen, where we constantly complain about other people pooping all over each other while we continue to wallow in our own filth abound do nothing to change it.

/jp/ should just be a place where kind hearted souls that like touhou and cancercolle and idols can take it easy and not have to deal with political propaganda memes like "poo in loo" or whatever.

Now, c'mere and I'll give you a big /jp/ hug of friendship...

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>>15352584
>show that every language you know influences how you think.
Not only that, but how I speak as well. In English I tend to be terse, almost vulgar and in general quite informal. In my native language I'm way too wordy, slightly old fashioned and sarcastic. My German was neither of those and I tended to be polite to a fault (although I'm rusty as hell with it since I only use it to watch a movie every once in a while now).

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>>15355983
>Hell I dig that.
He needs to work on his anatomy though.

I also appreciate his muscle girls. He draws actually fit touhous that don't look like steroid monkeys.

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>>15356309
I never noticed anything particularly bad about the anatomy, not on his recent pics at least. Pic related, an example of less-than-spectacular anatomy, was drawn a year ago.
Adding to your comment about muscle girls which I highly agree with, artists that draw fit touhous well is rather rare. I also rather like his fashion sense to be frank.

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>>15356402
I almost kind of regret the number of times I've fapped to this, even though I have to zoom in so that Youmu looks less like Slenderman

almost

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>>15356514
God he has some good stuff.

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>>15356190
There is no reason they cant hold on to their original language to keep their expressions. Just learn English for dealing with foreigners.

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>>15356746
Adding to your point, I'd argue that the influence of a foreign language really comes from the cultural exposure rather than the language itself.

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>>15356077
Communication is easily possible without mandatory English. Promote having everyone be bilingual or trilingual in their favorite languages (which may actually include English, and that's OK) and the chain to get from one language to the next through people who know both languages will become much shorter.
The point is that people should choose which languages they learn, and learn the ones they love, and want to be invested in. That'll lead to the highest amount of success.
I'm not against learning English, I'm against the silly idea that other languages are not to be considered.
>>15356190
Good post.

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>>15356746
Why English? Why not Spanish, French, Russian, or Latin?
>>15356768
No, psycholinguists have seen reproducible changes based solely on languages known.
The blame example given earlier, and also the way people pay attention to colors, plants, animals, inanimate objects, numbers, and more.

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/jp/ - linguistics and /int/

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>>15357302
/lang/ and /prog/ are dead: where else would we go?

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>>15357319
>/prog/
rip in piss

moot will never be forgiven for his perfidy

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>>15349535
Can you post more, please?

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>>15356561
Aya looks a bit like a young Pat Benatar there.

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>>15359180
largest_russian_social_network/msinsanity

Fuck the filter.

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>>15324430
Окуу!

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>>15324419
>It might look decrepit, but this is what a normal end of winter should look like.
We don't even really get snow in my country during the winter. The end of winter probably looks like your midsummer.

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>>15320224
This makes me feel oddly nostalgic.

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>>15357302
I love it when nice threads randomly delve into various topics with interesting conversation without becoming a trainwreck. Feels cosy and not at all like the larger boards.

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>>15360900
It's odd how some of the most interesting conversations are usually about off-topic things (at least, not about the topic(s) of that board). This happens in many boards, not just /jp/.
Sure does feel nice, though. It makes you feel at home, in a way, for me at least.

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>>15334004
>It's almost like you can feel the passage of time.
I suppose this is obvious, but from someone who lives in a city where economic decay (and dysfunction) is kind of the norm, you really don't get to experience the magnitude of it until you live in a city where things are run relatively well.

I have to prevent myself from laughing at people who get legitimately angry over potholes the size of cell phones.

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Why the fuck does it look so comfy despite I know that it's fucking not

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These are not 2hus.

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>>15361655
Any idea on whether that type of artwork has a name?
Where can I find more?

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>>15361670
Poverty moe.
And a really great match in >>15361645, she perfectly blends into the image.

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>>15361867
Wall artwork is called "tapestry".

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>>15362299
I think he meant the photo + 2D combination. Maybe I'm wrong.

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>>15362299
I meant the specific type of Russian (?) tapestry depicting nature and/or fairy tales.

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>>15364902
Гобелен. I do not know, maybe I'm wrong and it is not nature-only. I have some of them actually. Maybe will send some photos when I'll get to them.

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>>15364434
The ones in this thread are so well done.