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This is a Japanese language learning thread designed by and for those interested in traditional otaku media such as anime, manga, light novels, and Japanese video games.
If you have no interest in otaku media or want to request a translation, this is not the thread for you.

Read the guide before asking stupid questions.
http://djtguide.neocities.org/

Previous thread: >>19317127

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>> No.19326388
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にほんごのべんきょう

たてがきに

なれたほうがいいとおもう

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>> No.19326659

>>19326606
たなごころ
  掌

どこかはしらない

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>>19325794
>This radical means cocoon
>No, it means young
>Wrong, it means slight
>Actually it means my pile of stuff

What's a good Anki deck for radicals? I don't care about it having any frills like pictures or TTS. At this point, all I want is accuracy.

>> No.19326716

>>19326699
There is none.

Who the hell told you to make an radical deck?
You can optionally do a Kanji study course or alternatively skip that entirely and just learn vocab. Learning radicals on their own is pointless.

>> No.19326735

>>19326716
Some people recommended learning them, others didn't. I decided to give radicals a shot, and I'm finding that I recall kanji significantly better when they have multiple radicals that I know.

>> No.19326755

radicals have their own japanese names, you know

>> No.19326777

youre gonna know the radicals from seeing lots of kanji try giving learning nihongo a shot it works really well

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> 姉妹
> 兄弟
> 兄姉
> 弟妹
> 兄妹
> 姉弟
Come on, I'm trying to learn Japanese, not combinatorics.

>> No.19326785

Know of any Anki decks that definitively provide their official Japanese names? The problem is that the one I'm using keeps teaching me weird radical names that I'm not finding anywhere else on the internet.

>> No.19326813

But I noticed that I recall kanji significantly better when they have multiple radicals that I know. Learning radicals is helping me learn nihongo.

>> No.19326822

>>19326784
たしか

義兄弟ってあるよね

スゴイコワイスラングで

>> No.19326870

>>19326784
If you created a mind palace with all the kanji it would be extremely easy to recall these words:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vlpQHJ09do

>> No.19326905

>>19326870
It is easy, I'm just saying it reeks of autism.
This is the answer to the question how much Chinese is too much Chinese, too bad the Japs didn't ask themselves that question a few centuries ago.

>> No.19326931

They should've changed to a latin-based alphabet or done something similar to Korea, while tossing in random vowels for certain words to manage homonyms. Please don't defend kanji when you know it's stupid.

>> No.19326956

you dont need to defend or attack kanji you just need to learn some of them

>> No.19327024

>>19326699
1) Radical lists from kanji-learning resources will always rename problematic radicals to things easier to use in mnemonics. Wanikani is especially bad about this, they even rename the GOOD ones (like calling 扌 nailbat).
2) Radicals don't have precise meanings.
3) Some radicals are merged versions of older ancient radicals, so they have multiple unrelated "meanings".
If you're still interested, the kangxi radicals 2017 deck is probably the least bad option. But again, radicals aren't typically meaningful components, they just happen to have meanings sometimes.

>> No.19327027

kanji, isn't stupid, the Japanese language is.
any language with this amount of homonyms and shitty conjunctions (just count how many different shitty hiragana barf ways there are to say anyhow/even still/regardless there are)

>> No.19327028

>>19326931
You just decribed old kana orthography.

>> No.19327033

>>19327024
Thank you very much. I really appreciate it.

>> No.19327035

>>19327027
anyway anyhow that being said aside from that furthermore besides conversely on the other hand putting that aside despite that regardless

>> No.19327069

>>19327035
these all have meanings though as in literally putting that aside = move it out of consideration, they're all understandable even if you had never seen them before, unlike 99% of Japanese conjunctions etc.

>> No.19327073

>>19327069
the japanese ones do too, you just don't know enough japanese to see through them yet

>> No.19327163

>>19326931
I was kind of disappointed in kanji when I came across shit like 家, 開く, 風, 行った, etc. Kanji resolved one kind of context dependency and replaced it with another. And not a single English speaking youtube jap I've seen so far talks about this when defending kanji.

>> No.19327243

>>19326931
>They should've changed to latin-based alphabet
Retarded post. Consider suicide

>> No.19327301

>>19327073
explain そして しかも どうせ どゆやら  まま etc

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>> No.19327329

>>19327301
そして
bare そ-type determiner stem plus て form of する
>しかも
archaic "such" word 然《しか》 plus polarizing particle も
>どうせ
どう plus the imperative of す co-opted for a general irrealis sentiment
>どゆやら
is this a typo for どうやら
どうやら is just どう plus やら

>> No.19327338

no

>> No.19327362

None of you know Japanese

>> No.19327368

>>19327362
you don't know japanese

>> No.19327381

check out my hissatuwaza

*knows nihongo*

>> No.19327437

I'll be done with my reviews of today's new cards in 30 minutes or less. See you guys then.

>> No.19327448

ill be here to ask what youve learned

>> No.19327465

>>19327163
Kanji weren't adopted to resolve any kind of context dependency. That's an ex post facto rationalization. Kana weren't even developed until after the adoption of kanji.

>> No.19327521

>>19327465
Actually most of these issues could be resolved with a bit of government intervention.
All Europeans did it, the Chinese probably did it, Koreans did it, I don't see why the Japanese can't.

>> No.19327545

>>19327521
inb4 cock suckers whine about how it's not necessary. Nobody said it was necessary. Just that their retarded language could be made better is all.

>> No.19327556

>>19327521
They did. They chose to keep kanji. Because they aren't actually a problem.

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I'm 100% against making Japanese more accessible and normie-friendly

>> No.19327584

is 一つ仮名 an elaborate ruse? i'm not asking if it is used, i'm asking if it's only used as some kind of meta-commentary on linguistics

>> No.19327588

>>19327560
Their inaccessibility/resistance to "globalism" has to do with their genes making them less universalistic and less open than westerners. Westerners were selected for their openness via bipartite manorialism and the church banning close cousin marriage after the fall of rome. Changing their language would change nothing about that.

>> No.19327611

>>19327588
>Westerners were selected for their openness
what is this
>Changing their language would change nothing about that.
i agree as can be demonstrated by their fetishization of the west changing nothing about that, but i also agree because anyone who wants the language to change is an incompetent fool who should be ignored

>> No.19327625

>>19327588
Every shitty redditor that learns Japanese and moves there contributes to the cancer that will eventually ruin Japan. If anything, Japan needs to be made more hostile and diffiult to live in if you don't know Japanese, and all English teachers that can't pass Kanken 2 need to be deported instantly

You need only take a gander at the state of South Korea to see what damage americanization causes to oriental cultures.

>> No.19327637

>>19327625
you mean like how it brings prosperity? yeah what a shame

maybe japan will stop being a dilapidated rusty rundown shithole outside of the major city hotspots (and even then not always) once some white and brown people get in there and whip that country into shape

>> No.19327654

>>19327637
>a dilapidated rusty rundown shithole outside of the major city hotspots
i've watched a lot of comfy rural anime so i know you're lying

but i want to live in japan so i'm on your side anyway

>> No.19327678

>>19327654
go east of tokyo and take a shot every time you see a rusty piece of shit building or piece or infrastructure

>> No.19327692

People can point out flaws in Japan's economy but all things considered, they have a high standard of living and are the world's third largest economy. They're doing fine even with their aging population.

>> No.19327707

>>19327678
my local train station greets incoming visitors with several massive piles of trash outside a waste burning facility opposite the station, you have to do worse than rusty buildings

>> No.19327721

>>19327692
third largest economy because the world buys all their shit

not because they are self sufficient and sustaining

>>19327707
go to southside kawasaki and breathe in literally deadly fumes from factories in the most polluted area of japan where they actually give out medical reimbursements to the residents if they get sick from it

>> No.19327736

Japan's population is already too large. If they wanted to continue the eternal growth meme they'd have to capture

Compare Japan's topography map and population density map, the country is fucking FULL. They'd better start expanding to Manchuria and Korea soon if they want to continue the jewish world economy meme train.

>> No.19327748

>>19327736
nah we can still cram a few more into this railcar

we just need to use some elbow grease to get them in far enough to close the doors

>> No.19327749

>>>/int/

>> No.19327765

>>19327736
just wait until we artificially expand japan
the japanese empire idea didn't work out but the future is here and instead of conquering we can just expand the landmass

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look at this fuckin expansion

>> No.19327787

>>19327777
She's missing a nipple.

>> No.19327791

>>19327787
she's missing two nipples and she has a tumor

>> No.19327830

>>19327777
mom!

>> No.19327845

>>19327777
tits too small

>> No.19327872

>>19327777
transcend...older sister...stand up...I can't read this shit at all. Is that kanji book in the resources a scam?

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>>19327872
yes!! everything in the guide is a scam!!

>> No.19327945

>>19327777
everytime you post this picture a siberian tiger dies
do you want to bring siberian tigers to extinction

>> No.19327980

>>19327872
The second one means whore.

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>>19327945
heres my answer

>> No.19328034

>>19327980
Why is yomichan lying to me?

>> No.19328050

>>19328034
cuz it's trash, install rikai.

>> No.19328106

I don't even want to learn Japanese but these threads are so comfy I keep coming back.

>> No.19328120

>>19327362
I don't even know English.

>> No.19328124

>>19328120
Bet you don't know your native langauge either

>> No.19328129

>>19328106
I know right, I keep procrastinating on anki but pretend I am making progress by coming in this thread.

>> No.19328181

Damn, why doesn't this country revamp it's entire writing system so I as a dumb foreigner have less of a perceived challenge ahead of me if I decide to learn this language? Don't they want me to learn the language, immigrate to their country, commit crimes and breed their women? Why are Japanese people so racist?

>> No.19328197

I wish kana was never invented

>> No.19328202

>>19328197
I wish you were never born

>> No.19328223

how did foreigners learn japanese before kana was a thing? thinking about making flashcards with jyoucho instead of じょうちょ sends shivers down my spine

>> No.19328234

>>19328181
And while they're at it, they should rewrite all nukige in this new and improved writing system for me.

>> No.19328236

>>19328223
Yeah literally how the fuck do people even learn chinese it's fucking impossible

>> No.19328261

tbf romanized chinese is kind of fucked like cao cao should be cowcow but it's actually tsaotsao, this wouldn't be an issue if there was kana that represented the sounds instead of shitty arbitrary wypipo letter approximations

hanzi only have one reading though so they're effectively alphabets themselves

>> No.19328265

yeah we already know you're retarded no need to rub it in dude

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>> No.19328320

Lots of 出来ない in this thread today

>> No.19328339

You're in the right place.

>> No.19328349

welcome to djt watch the trim

>> No.19328358

>>19328261
why don't they create a phonetic alphabet like hangul
i'm not saying they should use it because that would be fucking ridiculous, just that it would be a better system for describing the phonetics of the other hanzi than latin
also i know there are phonetic hanzi but they seem to have more strokes than they need to which i would assume is why latin ends up being used

>> No.19328384

the whole point of modern japanese is to do as little work as possible to communicate

making a whole new alphabet kind of goes against that

>> No.19328385

>>19328358
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bopomofo

>> No.19328392

you cant just tell people that chinese has kana thats against the rules

>> No.19328472

>>19328320
>today

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>> No.19328572

Why in the world are non-H manga scans all so damn low resolution recently?

I remember once upon a time scanned manga resolution was almost always quite high (admittedly a long ass time ago). I mean entire tanks can be 20-30 MB, which is anemic. You can't see details for shit in some kanji, especially for hand written small phrases/text bubbles.

It wouldn't even be a huge deal if I could buy legit ebooks that were actually high quality, but Japanese manga e-books are all bullshit resolution that's usually even worse than pirated shit.

>> No.19328582

>>19328181
They don't have to fix their shitty inefficient writing system if they don't want to. Nobody is saying that they're racist, or that if they are racist that that's a bad thing. Calm down.

>> No.19328601

why in the world havent you learned nihongo recently

>> No.19328603

>>19328582
I was going to make a joke your head post but I'm not sure if you'd get it

>> No.19328604

>>19328572
Manga scans in general are bad. Even for popular series, sometimes your only choice is low-res scans with yellowed pages, poor cropping, etc.

>> No.19328607

>>19328572
They just upload ebook rips, which have low resolutions themselves unless they're from moe labels.

>> No.19328623

>>19328572
>recently
lol

>> No.19328649

おきちゃった

にほんのむしあつさ

すごい

>> No.19328664

>>19328623
I've been kinda away from the scanned manga scene for about a decade now, anon. I just didn't expect quality to get this much worse over this time. I remember 1400x/1600x and bigger images were common. Now I feel like I'm forced to read dead tree manga. Hell, I bet this is what the Japanese publishers want, goddammit.
>>19328649
Don't you have AC? Hit that 除湿 button, anon.

>> No.19328672

袖より合うも 春の夜の
他生の縁と なつかしむなり

Can anyone help translate this?
I particularly have trouble with the first line.

>> No.19328683

>>19328672
https://japanknowledge.com/articles/blognihongo/entry.html?entryid=326

>> No.19328746

i did it boys i might be the first person in the world to have finished summer pockets

i feel like shit and im fuckign retarded but i think the game actualy ended up better than expected

fuck neo key tho also im so gay

and tired

i should make a twitter you boneheads would prolly read it

good luck in the rest of the thread doin whatever yall do peace

>> No.19328748

Has anyone here done a student exchange? I can't decide whether I want to do a one-semester or year long one. Thoughts?

>> No.19328848

ねえ

おにいちゃん

うみぱんたべたい

>> No.19328853

>>19328848
膿パン?

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>>19328853

>> No.19328886

umi da

>> No.19328895

青い空

>> No.19328897

>>19327777
I would love to just put my face between those and *brrrrrr*

>> No.19328900

>>19328897
pretty cold right

>> No.19328905

羽ばたいたら戻らないと言って

>> No.19328908

>>19328897
I wouldn't put my self too close to those tumors

>> No.19328910

>>19328900
no, motorboat noises

>> No.19328921

>>19328910
to warm yourself up against that icy flesh, i get it

>> No.19328987

>>19328664
Manga isn't reading though.

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I came across this video on youtube and figured some of you might consider showing it to your Japanese kanojos so that you can make the best of your relationship. Best of luck!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdi6d-g4bxs&

>> No.19329069

>>19329054
Is that what the average gaijin hunter looks like?

>> No.19329078

>>19325794
No updates to the DJT library since January. I'm really thankful of everything that's already been uploaded but I guess this place is dying ...

>> No.19329083

>>19329078
word of mouth is that there's more but they organized some kind of fucking discord or something out so fuck them

>> No.19329146

>>19329078
>>19329083
just go to the store and buy a fucking book it's not that hard

>> No.19329165

>>19329146
my neetbucks aren't sufficient to feed myself

>> No.19329173

stop being a fat fuckかな

>> No.19329263

>>19327560
DISGUSTING hhh nuke these jew fuckers

>> No.19329369

>>19327560
What forum is this (no I'm not here to start the discussion again i just wanna know what forum that is)

>> No.19329438

I notice that whenever I read, the vast majority of words I don't know and can't guess the meaning of are kunyomi Yamato Kotoba, particularly verbs, but every textbook and resource I've ever seen focuses mostly on onyomi words. Does anybody else have this problem?

>> No.19329473

>>19329438
what are you looking at textbooks and resources for regarding vocabulary?

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Anki is a waste of time

>> No.19329572

>>19329558
wtf I love anki now

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I need something new to read, can anyone recommend a manga or VN with delicious ぺったんこ?

>> No.19329599

>>19329585
Have at it my dude
https://vndb.org/g587

>> No.19329602

>>19329558
It's a waste of time for someone who only comes across new material once every 6 months because they're so advanced.

Anki is still required for all of us.

>> No.19329606

manga isn't reading

>> No.19329637

>>19329473
Genki at first; switched to Japanese for Everyone; Tobira right now
I just don't like how none of them ever really explain how these compound verbs work: like 合う and 追う and 付く and 付ける. They just assume that they "just make sense." I get why individual verbs work the way they do, but I don't get the concept in general and how they change verbs when they attach....

>> No.19329651

>>19329637
don't study, just read

>> No.19329672

>>19329083
There is no discord related to the DJT Library. You are thinking of the manga site.

>> No.19329686

>>19329558
>falling for the botnet

>> No.19329705

i want to take the n2

>> No.19329738

>>19329637
>Tobira
lol

>> No.19329784

I'm looking at the translation of Woman in the Dunes out of curiosity and there's an error on almost every page. The guy doesn't even understand the hypothetical use of ところで and translates every usage as if it actually happened. Lots of sentences translated with the opposite meaning or the wrong subject. And this is one of the most acclaimed works of Japanese literature in the west. I'm never reading a translation of anything again.

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These have just arrived

>> No.19329822

>>19329784
Could you post an example or two I'd like to laugh.

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>>19329672
しんじられないよ
So some discord kids broke off and are making the manga archive their own little secret club?
A-a-at least m-m-manga i-i-sn't r-reading ;_;

>> No.19329824

>>19329784
without any examples it's more likely that you're wrong

>> No.19329831

>>19329824
No, most translations are really bad. They're most likely right even if it's unfounded for them to say so.

>> No.19329844

>>19329784
Who cares about that book? Just watch the 前代未聞の傑作 that is the film adaptation.

>> No.19329851

>>19329831
>No, most translations are really bad
Why? And can a retard become a decent translator if he's aware of typical mistakes?

>> No.19329853

>>19329851
>Why?
because no one actually knows japanese

>> No.19329855

>>19329851
Most J->E translations are bad because they're made by people with bad Japanese, bad English writing ability, or are tampered with by whoever they're working for. Usually the first one.

>> No.19329874

>>19329851
Most translators don't seem to be aware that their writing ability in the target language needs to be on par with or above the writing ability of the writer of the original work for the final result to be not only a good translation but also a good read.

>> No.19329894

>>19329822
>>19329824
A few samples.

同僚たちに、あれほど効果のあった休暇の秘密が、あいつにだけは、無効であったりするはずがない。
Translation: "The mystery of his holiday, which would have such effect on his colleagues, would not produce any reaction from her."

いまから睡りの邪魔をしてみたところで、はじまるまい。
Translation: "He had tried to disturb her sleep, but he had failed."

男は、ののしりながら、女の手をはらいのけ、中身ごと洗面器をひっくりかえしてやりたいような衝動にかられる。
Translation: "He pushed her hands away, railing against her, carried away by an impulse to upset the washbasin and its contents."

そうとも、べつに鉄格子を破ろうなどと、無理難題をふっかけられているわけじゃない。
Translation: "There was no particular need to pose unreasonable problems, to be broken through like iron bars. "

>> No.19329898

>>19329894
This sounds like it was written by an ESL with very good English, rather than a native.

>> No.19329899

oh look retard chat again hurdur

>> No.19329908

>>19329898
https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/1078285.E_Dale_Saunders
Nope, they're native, they were just born forever ago, so it makes sense that their English sounds funny.

>> No.19329917

>>19329908
Oh they were a polyglot, that explains everything.

>> No.19329957

>>19329894
laugh out loud you were not joking

>> No.19329958

>>19329894
>>19329908
And this is a "scholar of Japanese literature" whose work is published by major imprints. Now imagine the kind of mistake you can find in amateur translations of subculture media, and imagine being an EOP who consumes those. This should be all the motivation anyone needs to study Japanese.

>> No.19329961

>>19329917
i mean you can get really fucking good at a couple of languages or you can put 12 languages on your resume and have 12 times the opportunity to scam monolinguals with book translations

>> No.19329992

>> No.19330012

>>19329917
How does it explain everything?

>> No.19330016

>>19330012
Polyglots are generally not competent enough at enough of their languages to reliably translate prose between them without introducing errors or discongruities.

>> No.19330023

>>19330012
Polyglots are prototypical jack of all trades master of none. The majority of them don't really do more than memorize a bunch of set phrases and how to discuss the weather and then move onto the next language because it's about quantity over quality. They don't give a fuck about using the language, just about being able to convince monolinguals that they can.

>> No.19330024

>>19330012
https://www.youtube.com/user/laoshu505000/videos

>> No.19330039

I noticed that pronouncing r sounds after an n is pretty challenging

>> No.19330038

>>19330023
True but a polyglot from the 20s is probably going to be better than a modern "polyglot". Not good enough to translate reliably though.

>> No.19330047

Back in the day polyglots scammed people by "translating" Akutagawa Prize winners. Nowadays they just make self-help videos and beg for patreon donations.

>> No.19330049

>>19330039
It is if you're pronouncing ん wrong which you probably are

>> No.19330057

>>19329851
Becoming a good translator of fiction takes immense amounts of work. You need not only be an impeccable writer in your own language, you also need to be fluent in the language you are translating. Both of these take immense amounts of time to achieve individually and doubly so for learning a language like Japanese as opposed to German or something else that is closer related to your native language. As of now most people translating Japanese are neither fluent nor good writers, just people like you and me who have an interest in Japanese media. While not everyone can write on a professional level, most people can appreciate advanced writing regardless of how well they perform themselves.
Fan translator seem to lack the resources to consistently deliver good and timely translations while official translations might try to transform the work into something it is not and have people who are not the translators working on the script. Either way, even the best translation will transform the work into something different so learning the language is pretty important if you want to genuinely appreciate the original work. If you want to become a translator you'll have to realize that you either have a life's work ahead of you or deal with the fact that you will be ruining someone else's creative work for no good reason. Actually you'll probably be doing that either way, just don't translate. There is absolutely nothing to be gained from it.

>> No.19330092

>>19330024
>mfw that one video where he struggles at basic conversation with the Japanese guy and tells him he teaches Japanese

He used to impress me when I didn't know any Japanese or any of the other languages, now I see what a con man he is

>> No.19330099

>>19330057
>Actually you'll probably be doing that either way, just don't translate. There is absolutely nothing to be gained from it.
this. monolinguals who legitimately think media they're interested in and they can't read would benefit from being translated to their language should just keep believing google translate will be good enough in a decade and fuck off.

>> No.19330100

>>19330024
his mandarin is good, would be weird if it wasn't considering he's been studying it for over a decade, but he's shit at everything else
what really surprised me is that he's learning finnish for some reason, like why

>> No.19330105

>>19330100
he wants to marry finnie, clearly

>> No.19330136

>>19330105
he's engaged to a taiwanese woman though

>> No.19330139

>>19330136
so?

>> No.19330154

For the record, he can't speak Finnish either

>> No.19330155

>>19330139
Polygamy is illegal in the US

>> No.19330158

>>19330155
He'll break up with her.

>> No.19330172

おはようおにいちゃん

しちがつついたち

なつだとおもう

>> No.19330178

Should i study words in hiragana first? There are so many words I don't recognize in pure kana because I deeply tied the kanji in them.

>> No.19330182

>>19330178
read more

>> No.19330187

>>19330178
no, it's a crutch that makes you afraid of kanji and continue to put it off for weeks, months, years

>> No.19330194

>>19330178
No, retard. In the first place, everyone knows that you should drop learning hiragana and katakana because it's basically the baby version of the language, and it's equivalent to learning how to read, write and speak from Tommy Pickles. Then cut straight to kanji, with the fastest way of learning the basic 3000 that you need to read a simple children's book being to print them all out and copy them by hand (pro tip: tracing them saves some time). Once you've done that, you're probably ready to practice speaking, so just go outside and use all the kanji you learned over the last 2 years (as per the above) by narrating your life as best you can out loud. Film it and review it daily to monitor your sick moon gainz. Lastly, move to Japan and teach English. Good luck, cunt.

>> No.19330196

>>19330155
monogamy is for chumps so that makes sense

>> No.19330198

>>19330178
I'm not afraid of kanji, I did RTK like a year ago. It just that whenever I mine a word I always add it in kanji so sometimes I only remember it in pure kanji

>> No.19330203

>>19330198
yeah read more

>> No.19330209

>>19330198
I was like that, then I read and listened a lot.

>> No.19330269

>>19329894
>男は、ののしりながら、女の手をはらいのけ、中身ごと洗面器をひっくりかえしてやりたいような衝動にかられる。
>Translation: "He pushed her hands away, railing against her, carried away by an impulse to upset the washbasin and its contents."
Can someone please explain what's wrong with this one?

>> No.19330285

>>19330269
He didn't actually do it. He just wanted to.

>> No.19330289

>>19330269
>ような
This one

>> No.19330292

>>19330269
>やりたいような

>> No.19330318

>>19330285
>>19330289
>>19330292
Damn. Thank you. For some reason I always interpret ような as 'type of' or something like that. I guess I made the same mistake that guy did.

>> No.19330325

>>19330318
Most likely the translator just didn't read it all, skimming the string of hiragana instead of actually verbalizing it entirely.

Assuming they knew Japanese, that is.

>> No.19330362

>>19330325
I suppose that would make sense given he is a professional.
Thinking more about it, I think my issue is when ~たい comes before ような and not with ような. I guess I'll find out when I encounter it in the wild again.

>> No.19330430

なつにたべたいもの

おしえておにいちゃん

おねがい

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>>19330430
どうぞ

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>>19330430
毎日ポテチ

>> No.19330463

how long have you been pretending to be learning and how much of this do you understand

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HANXfea15sA

>> No.19330464

>>19330435
おいしそう

いっこちょうだい

>>19330442
2かげつに1かいくらい

たべたいときがある

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How good is this site really? ejje.weblio.jp Am I fucking myself over by checking every kanji that I get in memeRTK from here too?

>> No.19330488

>>19330466
you cant post raw tittys here dude thats a paddlin

also weblio is fine as long as you use it responsibly and dont be a retart

>> No.19330491

>>19330466
That's a nice image but I have a feeling we won't be seeing you for a couple days. Have a nice vacation 私の友達

>> No.19330503

>>19330491
かむろとつばきとしゃれこうべ

であいがしゃれてる

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>>19330491
Thanks, I'll actually try study some kanji and take full advantage of the ban. Have another one for my memory

>> No.19330513

>>19330466
IS THAT A NIPPLE

>> No.19330515

>>19330505
skip the kanji and just go straight for learnin nihongo

>> No.19330516

>>19330505
このこし

おとこのこしだよね

へん

>> No.19330518

Should i delete my sentence deck while i go through rtk or just stop adding new sentences.

>> No.19330531

>>19330516
我が妹よ

牛乳をちゃんと飲みなさい

>> No.19330533

>>19330505
>>19330518
don't study, just read

>> No.19330562

>>19330531
はーいおにいちゃん

>> No.19330618

What will help you learn faster, 30 minutes of anki and 3 hours of reading, or just 3 and a half hours of reading?

>> No.19330623

>>19330618
Depends on how much time you have to spend looking up words you've already looked up once before

>> No.19330624

>>19330518
I can't imagine how annoying RTK would be if I were doing sentences at the same time, but that's up to you.

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>>19330533

>> No.19330627

>>19330618
Read for 3 hours and spend 30 minutes making anki cards from the stuff you just read

>> No.19330632

>>19330618
>30 minutes of anki

you're better off not even doing it.
Try 1 hour at the very least.

>> No.19330635

>>19330632
What's better, 1 hour of anki and 3 hours of reading, or 4 hours of reading?

>> No.19330636

>>19330618
depends on the level you're at and what you're doing with the anki time. practicing reading individual words in kanji when you know less than 5000 is probably worth the time it cuts out of dictionary lookups. when you're more competent the benefit gradually decreases, and when you do stupider things instead of reading more it's also probably a bad idea.
either way, the important thing is don't spend more than 30 minutes on anki.

>> No.19330637

footage of the average djter when they realize flashcards isnt going to get them what they want

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gd7N8JudKhE#t=123

>> No.19330642

>>19330632
don't read, just study

>> No.19330672

>>19330636
>guide says to use anki
>thread is always full of people saying not to use anki

nice...

>> No.19330676

>>19330636
I know more than 5000 words. The deck is 2000 sentences from books, manga, anime, and dictionaries. But i hate learning new words like 烏滸がましい or 疚しい and not having any basis for the kanji so that's where Rtk is appealing to me. I just want to know the most efficient way. Not scared of losing 2000 cards, but wondering if i would have a better chance of powering thru rtk without another daily task (sentence reps) to do before going on to reading/watching stuff for the rest of the day

>> No.19330681

>>19330676
>烏滸がましい or 疚しい and not having any basis for the kanji
The basis is the word itself my dude lol, how do you think you managed to learn other words

>> No.19330695

>>19330681
>all words have the same level of complexity and are not used in entirely different ways depending on context

Yup, we have a PhD in linguistics here.

>> No.19330703

>>19330672
There does seem to be a significant disconnect between the guide and the thread. Guess the guide provides options for unmotivated newfriends.

>> No.19330707

the guide is just the required hazing before youre allowed to actually learn nihongo

>> No.19330709

>>19330681
Yeah true, but there's been this nagging feeling in the back of my head to do rtk for a while now. I dont have problems distinguishing stuff like 縁 and 緑 or whatever but theres something appealing about having most of the kanji in use burned into your memory with the ability then to write them.

>> No.19330711

>I just want to know the most efficient way
>sentences
>rtk

>> No.19330715

>>19330709
youre adorable

>> No.19330727

>>19330676
>I just want to know the most efficient way.
everyone does and no one will, it's good to try changing things up especially if you think there's a problem but don't obsess over efficiency
i would imagine rtk wouldn't be worth the time commitment from your position unless you're interested in being able to recall kanji, and even if that's something you do want to do you can skip the useless english keyword association and just make a vocab-with-furigana cloze card for each kanji you want to practice. also 滸 isn't in rtk.

>> No.19330747

>>19330709
I'm currently going through RTK too. I just got past the 500 kanji mark today. I already learnt how to read the daily use kanji by brute force (I learnt a lot of words that use them) but I was mixing some of them up or just not remembering some of them that well. Doing RTK is clearing all of that up and teaching me how to write the kanji from memory. I like writing down notes when thinking and I want to be able to do the same in Japanese.

What I really like about the method is that since you just go from English keyword to Kanji through a story, it's easy to remember how to write all those Kanji. You don't even need to write them tens of times to remember them (although if you want good looking handwriting you probably should, but it's not necessary if you just want to be able to write them). This means you spend a whole lot less time reviewing cards in Anki, which is motivating and gives you more time for other things. Good luck anon. DJT seems to have a really weird disdain for RTK but if you want to write and more easily distinguish Kanji, RTK is the fastest way to learn how.

>> No.19330751

y'all argue whats the most efficient way but never stop and think different ways work differently for different people.

>> No.19330756

thats all well and good but everyone acquires language exactly the same way

>> No.19330759

>>19330751
you're the guy who posts rap videos right? i am surprised you posted something so reasonable.

>> No.19330765

>>19330751
>>19330759
same fag

>> No.19330767

>>19330637
その気持ちよく分かります
nice to see a fellow skater here. what does it mean when he finally gets it? is that flashcards finally paying off?

>> No.19330771

>>19330695
He said "basis for the kanji" as in his problem is remembering what they look like because he can't do something like 人 + 気 from 元気 = 人気 where he draws previous knowledge to remember a new words kanji composition. He wasn't talking about having trouble remembering meanings.

>>19330709
Do radicals instead

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>>19330765

>> No.19330777

そのキムチ、よく分かります

>> No.19330778

>>19330767
no dude the rail is nihongo and the fact that he interacted with it for days and days and busted his ass the fuck up is what resulted in the eventual make

>> No.19330814

>>19330618
Or I can just read 3 hours and half and then spend another half an hour on anki and still keep up with people who don't do anki.

>> No.19330821

>>19330814
Yea but then they could always up their reading time to get comparable hours. The point is whose use of time is more efficient.

>> No.19330859

a few hours of "reading" and some flashcardsだけでは追いつけない

>> No.19330869

thanks for the heads up, mattat.

>> No.19330904

>>19330727
>>19330747
>>19330771
Thanks for the advice. Perhaps it's better to come up with some personal kanji study system for my own problems. Synonymous keywords and english kind of put me off of rtk, and at this point doing water -> 水 does seem kind of like a waste of time. Maybe the solution to the frustration with not having a basis for rarer kanji is to just read more and find other words that use them...

>> No.19330912

>>19330672
The guide was written by beginners. Source: I helped write it and I was a beginner at the time.

>> No.19330915

read all the time and (optionally) take amphetamines

>> No.19330919

replace the guide with RATTATA please
>>19330915
great minds think alike

>> No.19330920

>>19330915
>read all the time
but what about your listening dude?

>> No.19330922

just learn nihongo.. plz

>> No.19330948

I just listen all the time.

>> No.19330951

まあ all the time

>> No.19330953

JLPTを受ける人、頑張ってね〜
大阪の辺でN2を受ける!

>> No.19330955

Listening And Private Reading And Stimulants aka LAPRAS

>> No.19330969

Listen
And
Read
Please

>> No.19330976

Sorry, I prefer to watch manga.

>> No.19330980

>>19330976
Manga is reading.

>> No.19330982

no you read from manga

>> No.19331015

Ultimate
Reading
And
Fuck
All
Gays

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>> No.19331036

Why are they embarrassed it's just gasses haha

>> No.19331039

A LL
N IHONGO
A LL
L IFETIME

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>>19331043
>footfag

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>> No.19331055

R - R
E - e
A - a
D - d a fucking book already you baka fucking gaijin

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>> No.19331058

m
i
n
n
a
g e n k i?

>> No.19331061

>>19331043
Don't fucking call me お前 you bitch.

>> No.19331065

really sick and tired of people posting kanji i haven't gotten to in rtk

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>> No.19331072

>>19331043
汝と結婚したい

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Literally everyone here

>> No.19331092

>>19331085
classic

>> No.19331096

I did my own version of AJATT to get from zero Japanese to N3 in three months. Maybe this will help DJT.

Genki 1 > Genki 2 > Tae Kim > DOBJG > Tobira.

I also finished RTK during this time and listened to Japanese audio essentially in 24/7.

In short, to make AJATT work, you want a very strong basis on basic grammar to make sentence mining easier. And of course keep Japanese audio in the background all the time, preferably audio that you’ve watched before. Once you’re good, you start getting your I+1 sentences from active listening. Sentence mine from ALL NATIVE RESOURCES. I+1 is I+1. As months and years goes on, I+1 sentences become hard to find depending on what shit you’re reading/watching. Mine from news all you want Just note, you’re not going to find I+1 sentences from it for awhile, maybe until your vocab is about 3000-4000+. But that’s okay. A lot of my first couple thousand sentences were i+2 only for vocabulary for compounds I guessed the reading myself.

Any questions about AJATT, let me know. You can easily do what I did in a year. I did it so fast because I no-lifed Japanese for 3 months.

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>> No.19331101

>>19331088
unironically me

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>> No.19331104

so basically you didn't do any japanese studying at all

probably a reddit repost btw

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>> No.19331111

>>19331088
Yep, I mined sentences from the card key at my hotel.
カード・キーをオートロックに差し込むか、または通してください
カード・キーを抜きます。
ドアの?りを回します。

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>>19331127

>> No.19331130

>>19331108
manga isn't reading posters on suicide watch

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>> No.19331162

now this is what I call good shitposting, thank you for helping us reach the bump limit anon

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>>19331153
wide kanji

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>> No.19331177

>>19331162
The thread will just get made again though...

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>> No.19331183

>>19331177
DJT hasn't even started until it reaches the bump limit anon. Being on the front page attracts shitposters.

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>> No.19331189

>>19331162
Shitposting? These images are a thousand times more on-topic than the e-celeb trash that people have been spamming here.

>> No.19331201

>>19331180
deepest lore, if you really wanna die you just do it, 'shinitai' is just a call for help

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>>19331189
ok I'll stop then since its not what jamal wants

>> No.19331215

i'm not jamal, also keep posting them

>> No.19331224

>>19331189
/RTK/i;boards:jp
/matt/i;boards:jp
/Heisig/i;boards:jp
/AJATT/i;boards:jp
/textbook/i;boards:jp
/sentence card/;boards:jp
/JLPT/;boards:jp
/jamal/;boards:jp
/naruto/;boards:jp
/antimoon/;boards:jp

This has worked well. Anything I missed?

>> No.19331232

>>19331189
Spamming random images with random Japanese text is not more relevant than discussing methods that have been popularized by certain e-celebs.

>> No.19331233

>>19331224
sentence deck
anki
manga isn't reading
>>19331232
it is

>> No.19331237

>>19331232
Are you unironically defending e-celeb skill spam bullshit?

>> No.19331242

>>19331237
I don't think it's a good thing either but it's still more pertinent to a learning Japanese thread than random images.

>> No.19331251

>>19331242
Japanese has more to do with learning Japanese than whatever bullshit learning method some random crook pulls out their ass.

>> No.19331258

>>19331232
>discussing
There's nothing to discuss. If you give enough of a fuck about RTK and Anki and e-celebs to constantly talk about them, you don't have enough study time (let alone knowledge of Japanese) to contribute to a Japanese learning discussion in any meaningful manner.

>> No.19331262

>>19331242
nah i think you've got that one wrong, even daily english thread is more on-topic than repeating empty arguments about meme learning methods

>> No.19331265

>>19331251
The problem is that nobody is using those images for those purposes. They might as well not exist.

>> No.19331268

>>19331262
yeah DET at least enlightens people to universal linguistic truths half the time it happens

>> No.19331271

>>19331265
I'm reading them though. It's fun.

>> No.19331272

>>19331265
speak for yourself, i hadn't read today and now i have, fucking gains

>> No.19331281

>>19331209
>>19331215
im jamal and what i want is for everyone to learn nihongo

anything else goes

dance muppets

>> No.19331291

>>19331281
If you actually wanted that you'd try to help the poor suckers instead of deriding them constantly.

>> No.19331294

>>19331291
where do i deride people that can objectively be helped

>> No.19331295

>>19331291
not him but if you try it you'll quickly learn it doesn't work

>> No.19331461 [DELETED] 

are na and i adjectives random and you just have to randomly remember which is which. not complaining.

>> No.19331463

there are only like three na-adjectives that look like i-adjectives

>> No.19331470

>>19331183
that's true. only on /jp/ are people actually autistic enough to use the page view instead of the catalog

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How do you guys deal with not wanting to learn Japanese anymore? I'm just done; I don't want this -- I've already wasted over 900 hours on fucking flashcards alone and... why? What am I doing?

>> No.19331527

>>19331510
Just give up lmao
plus you use fucking anki what kind of faggot loser are you

>> No.19331530

>>19331510
English is the lingua franca of the world so obviously there won't be as much interesting content in Japanese, like controversial blog posts from infamous physicists who comment on genetics, but surely there's something in Japanese you enjoy? Also you get to brag that you know Japanese. That's the biggest reason.

>> No.19331532

>>19331510
how can you stop learning japanese when you never started

>> No.19331541
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Why would I want to stop? Reading manga is fun. Listening to drama cd's is fun. Watching variety shows is fun. It's a hobby that I enjoy. Sure it's a long road to get to where I want to, but I have my whole life ahead of me to do it. It's a hobby I enjoy. My only regrets are the time I've wasted when I've taken "breaks"

>> No.19331542

>>19331510
check this out >>19330637

>> No.19331547

>>19331530
>Also you get to brag that you know Japanese.
To myself? You're kind though. It's been awhile since I've watched some CGDCT so maybe I need to pick one up again.
>>19331532
>
Nah, the time spent on flashcards feels like a waste which is why I brought that up -- "on fucking flashcards _alone_"
I've spent an equal amount of time listening to podcasts and ripped anime audio as well as watching manga. I just feel like I don't have time for this shit that never ends.

>> No.19331553

sentnce minig works for the same reason reading works. never mine vocab. that is retarded.

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>>19331547
There is no ending. This language learning of the ancient language of yamato is a lifelong journey. Savor every step of the process

>> No.19331556

>>19331542
Already watched it -- I was the guy who replied to it in lowercase. I need to keep my personalities separate.
>>19331541
Thanks, dude. This is legit. I'll cool down and consume some easy stuff for a week or two to relax.

>> No.19331567

if you have time to mine sentences you should read more instead

individual sentences are worth less and less the more often you see them, there is zero reason to put sentences into an SRS

>> No.19331568

>>19331553
Define a sentence in the context of Japanese.

>> No.19331575

Just do anki with vocab for kanji readings and get everything else through reading. Anki is the least fun part of learning japanese, but it's effective for pairing readings to characters. Besides that, I'd rather spend my time on other, more enjoyable pursuits

>> No.19331583

>>19331556
if you dont want it you dont want it

better to change your route now to something you want than to spend a single second more doing something you dont

>> No.19331665

>>19331553
>sentnce minig works for the same reason reading works
i don't think you know why reading works

>> No.19331670

>>19331583
taking it easy and consuming some of the material that your progress has made easy for you is a good way to figure out if you still want it

>> No.19331682

if you wanna do that that is..

>> No.19331701

>>19331665
you do realize it's easier to remember something if it somehow relates to something you already know right. guess what, the mined sentence can act as that base. it is supplementary to reading. i'm not saying it replaces it. you'll still need to read to get repeated exposure to multiple contexts.

>> No.19331711

>>19331701
that's not why reading works. learn intermediate Japanese before giving learning advice.

>> No.19331716

>>19331711
shut up dumbass. you don't know shit.

>> No.19331717

>>19331701
i'm not denying that sentence mining can have a positive effect (though i do not consider it an efficient use of your time) but saying it works for the same reason reading does is a complete misunderstanding of the value of reading

>> No.19331731

>唐人の寝言

>> No.19331733

女三人寄れば姦しい

>> No.19331749

>>19331716
you're the one doesn't know anything here anon

>> No.19331763

>>19331291
He doesn't want to help anyone here, by his own admission he hates all of us
Thats why its just a constant stream of shitposts of monkey noise and 3dpd

>> No.19331772

for those of you who prefer to hide from the truth of how shitty the place you frequent is, i offer some advice in advance
add "mia" to your filters

>> No.19331775

what does that do

>> No.19331777

>>19331772
there's not a single instance of "mia" in this thread
Also what is a mia even

>> No.19331786

>>19331777
i said in advance, you will know eventually, i'm not here to force shit down your throat but you know that others are

>> No.19331791

>>19331786
wtf I'm getting scared dude

>> No.19331797

mumma mia it's time to make another elaborate work-intensive trolling project for djt

>> No.19331826

mia (missing in action)

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>> No.19331837

日本の圧勝

>> No.19331838

oh good he's finally going to stop naming it after a scam

>> No.19331842

lmao this is like beta uprising tier
oh no matt and his AJATT minions are gonna start a revolution in DJT! stop MIA now! we have to stop them!

>> No.19331845

I decided to start calling my approach to language learning the "Just Fucking Read Approach", as it significantly differs from all these retards' ideas on how to learn a language. Please don't be cringy about it guys.


P.S. >following まあtt on Twitter

>> No.19331846

>>19331838
Maybe he just realized he can make more money by creating his own scam instead of using someone else's.

>> No.19331847

who fuckin cares about that guy guys

>> No.19331850

rm

>> No.19331851

男二人と女一人寄れば嬲りまくり

>> No.19331854

>>19331835
Did he name it after Missing In Action on purpose because effort and studying is nowhere to be found when you're doing his method

>> No.19331861

>>19331854
no he wanted to call it mattjatt but then he came up with a brilliant idea where he doesn't look so self-important as to officially put his name in it and yet his followers will for him

>> No.19331864

dont be cringy guys

>> No.19331871

Has anyone tweeted matt about how retarded his idea is
cause I'm about to do that no joke

>> No.19331873

even tkyosam is better than matt

>> No.19331877

>>19331835
omg Matt just made mattposting 10x better.

>> No.19331884

seriously though why does Japan attract so many cringy fucks
I think I'm just gonna obsess on chinese culture from now on, I heard they got some good cultural revolutions and martial arts

>> No.19331890

>>19331884
china kinda rules the world dude you better learn chinese and fast cause everyones gonna be speaking it soon

>> No.19331899

what's it like to choose your hobbies based on how cool other people interested in them are

>> No.19331903

ive personally found that everything i do i end up being the trend setter and not the trend follower ftw

>> No.19331905

before i answer that i have to ask if my peepee is considered a person cause this thing has a mind of its own i tell ya

>> No.19331909

Wtf there's two jamals

>> No.19331910

will the real jamal please tattekudasai

>> No.19331911

where have you been i have like a lil handful of mini mes itt

>> No.19331916

no you dont its actually just me lol no lol

>> No.19331924

there was also me but then i found my own way as lowercase poster and we all grew from it

>> No.19331932

if you think about it my anklebiters are like little matts

they try to bite off the good shit but they never quite make it theirs

>> No.19331934

Hopefully someone releases an MIA outline/guide and we can add it to the DJT guide.

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>>19331835
Judging by screenshots and comments from his cult followers it seems like piss jug may have come to the conclusion that Anki is a waste of time and that might be part of the MIA shit. So DJT was right and he was wrong the whole time?

>> No.19331962

>>19331950
Nah I'm sure it's all part of his scheme to make his own Anki clone and peddle that for a fee

>> No.19331980

>>19331950
im pretty sure hes just seen me saying how gay flashcards are and has finally decided to adopt it into his epic doctrine

>> No.19331983

>>19331962
Oh, like Adam?

>> No.19331989

>>19331846
Never been interested in Matt's method, but isn't the tldr "watch as much raws as possible"? How is he making any money of that?

>> No.19332004

>>19331989
he parrots shit that he cobbled together from all over the internet in a consistent voice that comes off as very up his own ass and because he blabbed some nonsense passed off as "reading" muramasa people listen to him because to the unknowing he sounds convincing

its like if you see the translated version of this and are completely oblivious to the original >>19330269

>> No.19332008

>>19331989
he posts videos on his patreon vlogging and shit or something
he makes like 2,000 dollas out of it

>> No.19332011

>>19331989
he tells you to do it during rtk while avoiding a grammar book and learning to meditate for 4 months, and also that when you're not watching raws you should listen to raws you've watched on repeat in the background 24/7

>> No.19332020

im gonna laugh when khatz rolls up for his piece of matts action https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5QKPi-FvPNM#t=28

>> No.19332027

>>19331989
That's pretty much the point, though. He presents himself as an authority and an innovator even though his Japanese is far from perfect and the idea of acquiring a language through a large amount of input has been around forever, and has a patreon where he charges people for things like the right to join his discord server, monthly skype chats with him and exclusive videos.

>> No.19332032

all 2000 dollars of it

>> No.19332037

>>19332020
Wtf is that dislike ratio

>> No.19332039

>>19332037
fuckin finally i posted this vid like a dozen times and youre the first person to notice

now heres your nihongo homework

figure out why

>> No.19332047

>>19332039
uuuh idk he had a disagreement with some rapper or something

>> No.19332057

>>19332047
this is homework not a fill in the blank

gonna need at least like a paragraph here with some specifics

dont even post it here do it for yourself to prove your time spent learning nihongo isnt a waste of time and a sham and that you can actually accomplish something

>> No.19332061

i prefer reading assignments to research assignments

>> No.19332067

but djt loves google and researching its absolutely their kinda shit

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Holy fuck. This is seems like exactly what I needed to read at this point in my life. Is my 守護霊 trying to tell me something?

>> No.19332073

>>19332057
that's what I got from skimming the comments
nonetheless I could be reading shit that actually interests me instead of wasting my time with that dumb stuff

>> No.19332078

>>19332073
you can post the cop out and pretend youre doing better shit i dont really care

its all about you dude

>> No.19332085

>>19332071
if you needed twitter to tell you that you don't have to use anki when you're fluent i don't know what to tell you brother you might not make it

>> No.19332089

>>19332071
Here's some more stuff you may like https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=lp_283155_nr_n_27?fst=as%3Aoff&rh=n%3A283155%2Cn%3A%211000%2Cn%3A4736&bbn=1000&ie=UTF8&qid=1530417646&rnid=1000

>> No.19332094

>>19332071
Too long didn't read

>> No.19332098

>>19332094
don't worry i summarized it for you my man

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>>19332071

>> No.19332107

>>19332105
use multiply next time

>> No.19332113

>>19332107
im gona do whatever i want when i want biotch

>> No.19332119

>>19332085
how do you know when you're fluent? how do you know when you can drop anki? pls

>> No.19332122

>>19332119
that sounds like a question you should ask matt

>> No.19332126

>>19332119
考えるな
感じろ

>> No.19332133

>>19332122
i trust jamal more than matt.
>>19332126
i can't feel.

>> No.19332144

>>19332133
Jamal and matt are the same shit, neither of them know Japanese

>> No.19332145

>>19332133
don't study, just read

>> No.19332148

>>19332133
こころを澄まして感じるんだ
必ず答えが見つかるさ

>> No.19332152

>>19332133
dont trust matt dont trust me

trust yourself because thats the one thats gonna decide whether or not you learn nihongo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VH3DilJm63U#t=154

>> No.19332204

2k a month is still poverty level. Isn't dogen pulling in like 6k+ on his patreon?

>> No.19332207

Don't trust anything Matt says post-patreon. He is distancing himself from the AJATT method that got him to the level he is at now so he can have fame and patreon money. The self-important prick.

>> No.19332210

Ya, 2k/month is pathetic. Imagine getting payed only 24k/year to release 1 video per week and talk to some people on Discord.

>> No.19332219

i should make a patreon to get some extra beer money

i can just tell people to fork over some dough and ill make you believe youre learning nihongoh

>> No.19332222

I'm tired of anki and I want to read more, but I only know around 2000 words and the words that I don't review in anki it seems I can look up twenty times and still have no clue what they are the next time I see them. How does anyone skipping anki stay motivated?

>> No.19332228

>>19332222
that's why you keep doing anki

>> No.19332229

>>19332222
By not needing anki anymore.

>> No.19332230

>>19332204
isn't dogen at least three times as competent and at least 67% less of a manchild
(i don't watch dogen so i could be wrong)

>> No.19332234

>>19332230
idk i don't follow any of these ecelebs

>> No.19332252

>>19332222
Your vocab is still to low for novels so I recommend you read manga. Continue looking up words, if they are common enough you will see them often enough to the point where you can't not know them. The problem is you don't know what is common and what is rare. Anki makes it more efficient to learn large amounts of vocabulary but you can still learn by just doing dictionary lookups in stuff you're reading. Also the more you learn japanese the easier it becomes to remember new words so just keep at it. The beginner stage is pretty cruel, as for motivation you either want to learn japanese or you don't... Most people don't

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>>19331215
one more

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>2222

>> No.19332287

>>19332204
dogen actually teaches somewhat original and useful shit whereas matt gets 2000 fucking dollars for saying "lol guys did u know that if you have to use language a lot u will get gud at it???!?" over and over again
I honestly don't think matt's followers give him money because of his content but because they want someone to worship as their nihongo god

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>> No.19332303

worship..nihongo god..*rubs hands together*

>> No.19332305

>>19332300
fak

>> No.19332307

>>19328987
What?

>> No.19332308

>>19332257
>when an enemy is spotted, shine your search light on dat bitch and then when you realize that they is your ally, kill them
am i close? how are you supposed to learn the correct interpretation just by reading? do i need to slide matt some dosh for him to confirm?

>> No.19332313

I heard people saying you should stop core after 2k, is that a good idea? and before you calling me an anki drone I'm doing 4 hours of study everyday of which 1 hour is only anki (atm 1k cards in)

>> No.19332315

just give me all of your money

for free

>> No.19332334

>>19332313
Stop whenever you want. You can stop at 2K and try mining for awhile. If you don't like mining then just go back and continue the Core deck for awhile. As long as you are learning new words, it doesn't really matter where you are getting them.

>> No.19332347

>>19332300
>>19332305
Based Steve would rather read histories of the warring states period than moe moe kyun garbage

>> No.19332365

>>19332300
What did Steve mean by this?

>> No.19332368

>>19332313
Depends on you. You will learn the other 4k eventually, just depends on whether you like learning words out of context like in a premade anki deck.

>> No.19332393

>>19332368
that's the thing, I always feel like i do mining wrong because I have no clue if the word i just mined is just some off chance word that I probably won't ever see again. Also having audio at this early stage is pretty nice.

>> No.19332400

>>19332393
you do mining wrong if you wonder if you will see the word again, don't mine every word you see the first time you see it

>> No.19332407

>>19332308
Look up 知らせる

>> No.19332414

>>19332393
What i did was read a lot and only put stuff i saw multiple times into anki.

>> No.19332441

>>19332407
That wasn't necessarily my problem. My problem was not thinking of 照らし as modifying 味方. Also, why doesn't my IME give 探照灯 as an option for たんしょうとう?

>> No.19332458

>>19332441
reading your translation it's clear you don't know what 知らせる means

>> No.19332489

>>19332441
ぷーくすくす

つぼはいった

>> No.19332500

>>19332458
No, I didn't realize that 知らせ was the command form (grammar terms be damned) of 知らす
>>19332489
>ツボに入っちゃった
勉強になりました
ありがとう妹ちゃん

>> No.19332571

>>19332500
It's not 知らす

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https://my.mixtape.moe/zvdvjt.webm

Can someone explain the specifics of this せし to me? I'm not sure I got it.

>> No.19332603

>>19332586
ちゅうに

こうまぞくですから

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You will never learn Japanese

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>>19332674

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>>19332571
もっと詳しく説明してくれない?、先輩
>【知らす】〔下二段動詞「知らす」の四段化〕 他の知るようにする。知らせる。 「要人の死を当面-・さずにおく」

>> No.19332741

who the fuck is yogapantu?

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>>19332726

>> No.19332754

>>19332586
Is it just するし?

>> No.19332770

>>19332752
えっ?本当に分かりません;_;
馬鹿にするな

>> No.19332783

>>19332726
敵を発見したら、探照灯で照らして、味方に知らせて、そして殺す。

>> No.19332785

>>19332726
ふらんすごみたいになってるのーん

>> No.19332806

>>19332783
ありがとう
でも、どうして「知らせ」が書いた?(>>19332257)

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>> No.19332814

>>19332806
It’s just how you link stuff together in the written language

>> No.19332818

>>19332811
諦めない!
>>19332814
I get that て is how you link shit and >>19332783 makes sense, but it was left off in the image which is what is confusing me.

>> No.19332828

>>19332814
>>19332818
Now I'm having vague memories of a grammar article that I read maybe a year ago... got it. I'll find it. Thanks again.

>> No.19332834

>>19332828
Wait. She was talking though -- that's dialogue. Fuck it. I'm going to sleep.

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>>19332806
しらせ

>> No.19332843

>>19332834
It’s written though.

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>>19332834

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19333057

Hey guys, I just started to read Kino no Tabi, so I set up Yomichan with AnkiConnect for it. However, even after reading the documentation, I couldn't really figure out how should I set things up in the Anki options part.

Right now, this is my setting which let's me add some words for my deck, but not others. The deck is empty, so duplicates aren't the problem. Could anyone share their yomichan configuration?

>> No.19333083

>>19333057
did you try restarting both and trying again?

>> No.19333209

>>19333083
I did. It didn't help unfortunately.

>> No.19333289

>>19333209
my settings are not so different than yours, however those fields do look like a pre-made deck, so are you sure its not hitting a duplicate?

>> No.19333339

日本語

>> No.19333351

>>19333289
Okay, so turns out it was my other deck which contained some of the words, and caused the problem. I exported and deleted it, since I don't plan to continue it in the near future and this was the easiest solution. Thanks for the answers!

>> No.19333365

>>19332287
You do realize most language learners don't actually know this, or that they know this but lie to themselves or are lied to by retards like Benny that they need to output from day one and hire a teacher? Some recommend memorizing textbooks like Genki and going to classrooms. Matt's advice might be obvious as fuck to us but it has its place.

>> No.19333435

人はパンだけで生きるのではない

>> No.19333448

>>19333435
なんで

>> No.19333517

>>19331541
>>19332252
Manga izn't reading though.

>>19332586
す 未然形 = せ
and then you slap that 助動詞 き on there which turns into し

>> No.19333603

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTHpHmjywDU

>when you're so hung up on advancing like a speed runner that you waste over 10 minutes in your speed run on a section that would probably take less than two minutes in normal play

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What is written on the tombstone

>> No.19333658

>>19333653
"wat"

>> No.19333659

>>19333653
MARTIN FROBESE
1836 - 1920
-----
ANNIE R. FROBESE
1844 - 1922

>> No.19333660

撲殺の時間でしょう

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>>19333659

>> No.19333678

>>19333653
His famous last words

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>>19333678
the whole thing wouldn't fit

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>>19333435
>>19333448
ごはん!

>> No.19333687

>>19333653

It sure was nice of the heroes to give the villain of the week his own grave.

>> No.19333696

>>19333686
lions can't eat gohan

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>>19333686

>> No.19333703

>wake up 2 hours early and miss all sorts of cards that should be remembered
Neck me

>> No.19333851

>want to start RTK
>don't want to cut down on new words per day

is it doable to maintain normal pace for vocab and RTK?

>> No.19333863

>>19333851
good luck not wanting to die having to spend hours on two decks

>> No.19333903

>>19333863
Eh I guess I'll do it when I'm fluent like Matt did

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>>19333851
>want to start RTK

>> No.19333942

Too many people spend months or even years reading and they still fuck up different kanji because they didn't do RTK.

>> No.19333985

>>19333942
I didn't do RTK, and I either know the word or I don't. Your little fixation on their orthography is kinda amusing though

>> No.19333996

>>19333985
>I
Don't care. You're one person.

>> No.19334048

>>19333996
Okay, please cite
>spend months or even years reading and they still fuck up different kanji because they didn't do RTK.
then, and show that RTK helps.

>> No.19334060

>>19333517
manga isn't reading? Then what are those little pictures in the speech bubbles? Modern art?

>> No.19334091

>>19334048
>cite
Can't. That's just what I've observed from randos on here and elsewhere.
>and show that RTK helps
Uh you do realize the whole point of RTK is that you can write kanji from memory. To do that you have to be able to distinguish similar kanji. You can distinguish them via mnemonics with words composed of unique keywords assigned to various components.

>> No.19334095

>>19334091
Provide citations, not assertions.

>> No.19334114

>>19334095
Provide citations, not personal testimony.

>> No.19334116

>>19334114
I never provided a personal testimony. I'm pretty sure you're confusing me with someone else.

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Valeant benefici
Poenas dent malefici!

>> No.19334120

>>19334114
Okay, so you don't have any citations that what you're saying isn't just random schizophrenic garbage. Cool.

>> No.19334128

>>19334116
You did.
>>19334120
This is a silly tactic of bar raising that nobody asserting anything about language learning in this thread could reach. Nice stop gap attempt you retard.

>> No.19334132

>>19334128
>You did.
I didn't. Again, you're confusing me with someone else.

>> No.19334137

>>19334128
No, I'm sure it's easy to find citations for what you're asserting, you're just choosing not to do so for some reason, probably because you're dishonest.

>> No.19334166

>>19334132
Then pretend as if that is addressed toward the guy who talked about his own experience with knowing words.
>>19334137
>easy
Well not really because I'd have to go back through archives to find those posts which is annoying and pointless for such an ordinary claim. If you're asking for an academic reference on fucking RTK then that's an even more absurd request.

>> No.19334170

>>19334166
I'm sorry that you insist on getting your panties in a knot arguing about a topic you have an incredibly narrow view on, anon.

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>>19333517
Thanks, I think most of the time it's various forms of す and attachments. Is there anywaywhere I can read up on it and possibly other 古語? Pereferably in English as I have trouble getting precise understanding from Japanese grammar resources.

>> No.19334180

>>19334170
? You just demanded something retarded and pointless and I called you on it. I don't even know why you responded to me considering you don't even understand RTK.

>> No.19334185

>>19334180
RTK isn't special dude. You have to get out of your bubble.

>> No.19334199

>>19334185
Sure it's not "special". DJT dislikes RTK so I'm definitely outside whatever bubble you're implying exists.

>> No.19334207

djt also dislikes learning nihongo thats why they do everything but that

>> No.19334236

次は僕がオマンコを使う番だよぉ~~

>> No.19334247

>>19334236
>僕

>> No.19334267

>>19334166
>If you're asking for an academic reference on fucking RTK then that's an even more absurd request.
yeah no one has ever written a paper on the efficacy of approaches to learning kanji/hanzi before compadre

>> No.19334272

>>19334207
Only because it's literally impossible to learn Japanese. Shitposting about it is the next best thing.

>> No.19334277

>>19334267
Fetch me the one that's been written on RTK compadre.

>> No.19334292

>>19334277
i specifically didn't say "rtk" for a reason my dude, heisig isn't special and it would be very unprofessional for an academic to pretend that he is, that doesn't mean that the method hasn't ever been looked at
by the way the burden of proof is on the person making claims, i've claimed nothing

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19334307

X desu

>> No.19334309

>>19334292
>heisig isn't special
Proof? Citation? Burden of proof is on the person making claims.
>by the way the burden of proof is on the person making claims
Burden of proof isn't on anyone. It's an imaginary standard, a nicety.

>> No.19334321

>>19334178
I don't know about english stuff but this guy's cool as hell https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLs2AkQ_ZoSUHo02tDTX0W4Ia0jwRXpwyQ
or google whatever you want

>> No.19334326

>>19334309
truly next level debate, sasuga rtk

>> No.19334336

>>19334326
Feels nice throwing your stop gap back in your hypocritical face in a casual thread.

>> No.19334342

>>19334336
nothing hypocritical about putting in the same effort as you brother

>> No.19334371

>>19334321
not him but thank

>> No.19334456

How would you parse this sentence?
問題はどこかあててみよう

Is it "Let's try to guess where a/the problem is", or "Let's try to solve a problem somewhere", or something else entirely?

>> No.19334509

Today, I read my second graded reader story from cover to cover. We're all going to make it!

>> No.19334532

>>19334456
lets figure out where it all went wrong

>> No.19334533

>>19334509
what's that, 15 minutes at your level? read more

>> No.19334569
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19334569

I'm (finally I guess) stuck in this hell where I can watch most anime with Japanese subs and read most (not too complicated) manga and VNs with occasional visits to the dictionary, but the progress basically stopped there.

Not that I expect any advice, I know I should just listen/read more and maybe get some actual grammar books instead of just googling unknown grammar, but listening especially still feels like fucking impossible hell that I'll never be able to overcome.

"You cannot learn Japanese" feeling really starts to sink in.

>> No.19334580

>>19334456
standard gaijin mistake is to try and force "lets" into that

very simply its "guess where the issue is"

>> No.19334588

also you shouldnt be "parsing" in english because you will suck forever

"parse" it in nihongo k and thx

>> No.19334624

>>19334569
>listening especially still feels like fucking impossible hell that I'll never be able to overcome.
if you can understand it with subs then all you have to do is listen without subs for many hours with your attention on it

>> No.19334707

>>19330057
>There is absolutely nothing to be gained from it.
Except for Internet cred and the worship of the monolinguals who are pathetically grateful you produced a half-assed translation of something they wanted to read.

>> No.19334723

>>19334569
Aren't you overestimating yourself? I think it's easy to dupe yourself into thinking you are better than you really are using VNs and subtitled anime.

Of course I'm not sure if this applies to you, but I think there is a big gap between being able to pass a word in Anki by remembering it's meaning and reading and actually being able to recognize it in the wild. Maybe people assume they should be better than they really are merely because they have a high word count but what is more important is building up the ability to actually recognize and understand it without really thinking about it, intuitive understanding if you know what I mean. I feel like this has improved a lot for me when I started doing more intricate flashcards with audio and screenshots from the place I mine the words from. Listening has been getting easier pretty much accordingly to the rate I am learning words since but everyone has to find their own way of doing things, maybe you should just increase the input you are getting and read more. Maybe that makes sense.

>> No.19334778

>>19334569
Well, people meme on MIA but there's a reason they tell you to actively listen to hours of audio every day for the duration of your learning, with some passive listening (to content you actively listened to) thrown on top.

>> No.19334824

I thought the other anon was joking when he said to filter MIA. Thanks for reminding me.

>> No.19334848

>>19334824
you're welcome

>> No.19335032

Has the Firefox Clipboard paste plugin been ported to Chrome?

>> No.19335085

I want to try my wings without anki but if I fly too close to the sun and drop like a rock but then I'd have 7000 reviews with 40% retention ahead of me

>> No.19335128

Fact of the matter is if you are even a fair bit advanced you should easily be able to decide for yourself if you (still) need Anki.

If you're feeling frustrated about your lack of comprehension and think jumping on the newest bandwagon will help you, then you are probably too stupid to learn Japanese anyway. You are just shooting yourself in the foot.

>> No.19335131

i don't really see how it's impossible to fail by not using anki. do people really think that reading isn't the ultimate driver behind improvement?

>> No.19335244

>>19335128
it's not about the bandwagon, I think I would read more without anki. Reading is objectively more important for learning a language than anki. I barely read at all because I don't want to read before I do my anki because the later I do my reps the more tired I get etc. and when I do my reps I keep stressing out about what words I'm going to make cards for instead of just relaxing and reading

>> No.19335274

>>19335131
You have 4 negatives in that first sentence so I'm not sure I even understand.
Are you sure you didn't mean to say "possible" instead of "impossible"?
>i don't really see how it's impossible to fail by not using anki
>i don't really see how it's impossible to fail by only reading

>> No.19335317

>>19335274
yea i meant "possible".

>> No.19335321

>>19335244
i'm with you there. aside from the time trade-off and distraction from reading, reps can be draining and definitely decrease my total time committed to japanese in a day. but i also find it frustrating when a word i'm not reviewing in anki isn't sticking, so i have a hard time making that decision myself.

>> No.19335457

>>19331156
Can someone hang me, because I can’t learn Japanese?

>> No.19335547

Off the top of their head, does anyone know if 灰と幻想のグリムガル is in any of the resources.
I really don't mind paying for it if not but I feel like it's the kind of book that would probably be in the CoR and I think I'm just being retarded.

>> No.19335564

>>19335547
I don't know. I could check for you, but then it wouldn't be off the top of my head. Hope this helps.

>> No.19335586

>>19335547
I don't know, and I can't check for you because I don't know any Japanese.

>> No.19335600

>>19335564
>>19335586
Ta luvs

>> No.19335627

How do you delete someone else's post?

>> No.19335662

Is there an optimized list of KLC/RTK based on kanji popularity? Actually sorting by grade would be cool too. I mean do you really need to know all 2300 when probably half is like used for one word?

>> No.19335669

>>19335662
>I mean do you really need to know all 2300
Yes, plus another few hundred.

>> No.19335676

>>19335662
You need to "know" something like 2500~3000 kanji to be literate in Japanese, but this indeed does not mean that you need to intentionally study them. Past the 500 or 1000 most common kanji it does indeed stop making sense to drill them in isolation. For very many reasons.

>> No.19335679

>>19335131
>>19335317
I actually can't do either. When I read it never feels like enough for things to stick, and anki reps tend to grow out of hand.
I've gone back and forth between the different methods several times until I finally just said fuck it and decided to do it my own way. So now I just dynamically control the rate of new cards introduced to anki, setting it to 0 when the reps get too high and increasing it when it goes down to a more reasonable amount. And that frees up a lot of time for me to do more reading too.
I really think all I've done is cut out the fat from anki by doing it that way. Maybe it just takes longer for shit to sink in for me or something, but it always kind of felt like bullshit to move on to new cards before the new ones from yesterday even managed to sink in just a little bit, and I think all that ends up happening is you waste a tremendous amount of time just to barely "familiarize" yourself with something new. I don't think that's the best way to do it.

I'm happy with the way I'm doing it now. I'm sure there's some memory research that'll show my why it's wrong to do it the way I'm doing but I don't care, they can shove that research up their ass. If I don't do it this way I'll never learn, so it works for me.

>> No.19335689

>>19335676
Yeah, I think I need to rephrase a bit. I was going to study them all anyway, but since I'm not doing this in isolation I want to get the most value of my studying right away so studying the popular ones first makes more sense to me ( for raw reading and stuff)

>> No.19335694

>>19335689
That makes sense. I can make a frequency list for you. Do you want it from kanji-in-text or kanji-in-unique-words? The former will be unbalanced in favor of kanji that appear in common words.

>> No.19335703

>>19335679
>>19335321
I think I'm just going to halt new anki words, read more and start doing RTK and when I'm done with RTK I'll decide whether I want to go back to being an ankidrone.

>> No.19335718

>>19335694
the latter would be better, thanks a lot anon.

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Tomorrow I'll be a free man

>> No.19335762

Why is djt so tsun for matt?
Reddit hates him so you should all love him no?

>> No.19335787

>>19335718
https://pastebin.com/raw/uy4n01by
I did my best to keep it clean.

>> No.19335798

>>19335762
reddit hates him because they hate anybody who puts in more than one hour a day of effort

>> No.19335826

>山羊の歌
>悪の華
>ヴェルレ
>ヌ詩集
>地獄の季節
>恐るべき子供たち
>美徳の不幸
>悪徳の栄え
>花のノートルダム
>月に吠える
If you did not read any of these books - you don't know Japanese.

>> No.19335838

>>19335826
>悪の華
Phew, I'm safe.

>> No.19335847

>>19335787
That's fantastic anon, thanks a lot!

>> No.19335853

Nice thinly veiled blog post

>> No.19335876

>>19335798
>they hate anybody who puts in more than one hour a day of effort
I think that's true and I don't get why.

>> No.19335883

>>19335826
why

>> No.19335887

>>19335876
Too many people brainwashed by academic language instruction.

>> No.19335912

>>19335725
how many fucking cards did you delete and how many hours did you put into deciding which ones to keep instead of just fucking dropping core and mining
by the way you're not free with 1200 young+learn

>> No.19335915

>>19335762
I thought reddit was supposed to love him though
All of his patreon backers are redditors

>> No.19335919

>>19335912
The moment you stop adding cards reviews drop off on a power law curve (1/x).

>> No.19335921

What is wrong with this sentence except for the obvious part?
>ポーランドは最高の国、けど人達がクソやろ

>> No.19335923

>>19335876
They want to believe that putting in the bare minimum of effort is the best and most efficient way to go to justify being dekinai shitters.

>> No.19335930

>>19335921
、 is in the wrong place
the wrong word is being used for "people"
やろ should be 野郎 (やろう)
the last が should be a は

>> No.19335937

>>19335930
You don't know Japanese.

>> No.19335945

>>19335937
i know enough to identify problems caused by people forcing production as a sub-n3

>> No.19335946

>>19335915
no they're ex-redditors and that's why they're creating a pay-to-learn-japanese discord for red-pilled perapera gaijin please don't be cringy

>> No.19335952

>>19335937
What's wrong with those corrections? They seem like obvious mistakes to me.

>> No.19335954

>>19335826
You don't even know English.

>> No.19335957

>>19335921
A lot.

>> No.19335965

>>19335945
You're a sub-n3 yourself. Stop trying to give advice and go learn some more Japanese, boy.
>>19335952
There's nothing wrong with the comma, that is indeed the right word for "people", やろ is a real word but sub-n3-kun wasn't able to detect it as one since he has the vocabulary of a 3 year old. Only his last correction is true, が should be は. Also, he forgot to point out the けど which should be だけど.

>> No.19335978

>>19335965
>There's nothing wrong with the comma
Yes there is.
>やろ is a real word
クソやろ means "fucker", not クソ+やろう(だろう).
>Also, he forgot to point out the けど which should be だけど.
That's not true. You can absolutely drop だ before けど in a lot of cases. You don't know Japanese.

>> No.19335981

>>19335965
you don't know japanese

>> No.19335986

>>19335965
>the けど which should be だけど
the actual state of people who learn from textbooks
you're from reddit trying to feel better about djt shitting on reddit aren't you

>> No.19335987

>>19335965
you don't know japanese

>> No.19335991
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19335991

What does って mean directly after I’m name like in picrelated.

inb4 you can’t learn Japanese

>> No.19335993

For the record けど should only used on the start of the sentence without だ if there is a verb before it.

>> No.19336002

>>19335993
This is not true. It's absolutely normal to follow a noun directly with けど.

>> No.19336005

>>19335993
Also that's not the start of a sentence. It's a dependent conjunction, not an interjection.

>> No.19336009

>>19335993
i can't tell what you're saying but it's totally okay to start a sentence with either だけど or けど

the only thing you really can't do is attach だけど to verb

>> No.19336012

>>19335991
This is covered by any basic grammar resource. Same as the quoting particle と.

>> No.19336017

>>19335991
that's not "i'm name", that's basically "name is what i'm called" with the standard quoting って

>> No.19336018

>>19335919
I don't know how the android version of Anki shows stats, but that looks like it is showing "Card Types" and it looks like the total is 2358 Mature + 1167 Young+Learn + 20 Unseen = 3545.

>> No.19336020

>>19335986
>the actual state of people who learn from textbooks
https://core6000.neocities.org/hjgp/
>だけど
>Signals that the thing that will be stated next is the opposite of what could be expected from the thing previously stated. Not usually used in formal writing. Also not used in the middle of a sentence.

>> No.19336025

>>19336020
i can't tell what you're trying to convey here

>> No.19336027

Battle of the N3s round 69420

>> No.19336030

>>19336020
i think what you just quoted disagrees with what you're trying to argue so try reading it or clarify what you're saying

>> No.19336035

by the way, just a side note, using grammar dictionaries to grade or guide the correctness of casual speech is a spectacularly bad idea

>> No.19336038

>>19336025
>>19336030
The textbook agrees with だけど not being used in the middle of a sentence. It's not textbooks that are wrong, anon just doesn't know his grammar.

>> No.19336039

>>19336020
けど[2]

>> No.19336042

by the way, just a side note, using your shitty sub-n3 japanese to grade or guide the correctness of casual speech is a spectacularly bad idea

>> No.19336047

>>19336038
hjgp isn't a textbook, textbooks are like genki, minna no nihongo, and tobira
people who learn from textbooks internalize slightly incorrect versions of what the textbooks tell them because they don't have enough exposure to learn the nuances that prevent them from misunderstanding them
>>19336042
i'm self-assessed n2 :^)

>> No.19336049

>>19336038
but we're talking about けど

>> No.19336050

That's amazing. There's not a single person in this thread who knows japanese

>> No.19336054

>>19336050
0/10

>> No.19336055

Why don't you guys try having this argument in Japanese?

>> No.19336057

>>19336050
i'm doing my part to keep it that way

>> No.19336060

>>19336017
The “I’m” was autocorrect’s fault (I’m phone posting), and thank you

>> No.19336062

>>19336055
Obviously because I'd wreck everyone in this thread without a single speck of mercy. It just wouldn't be fun.

>> No.19336069

After how many years or learning you can tell people "you don't know japanese" in djt?

>> No.19336071
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漫画を使う

>> No.19336073

>>19336069
Less than 6 months, apparently

>> No.19336074

about 0.5

>> No.19336075

>>19336069
once you have completed at least one (1) eroge or visual novel in japanese, or one (1) long-running series of manga (8+ volumes), or read at least four (4) full-length novels
all without using machine translation or parsers

>> No.19336077

>>19336069
what? there's no requirement

>> No.19336082

>>19336071
漫画使い
使い漫画

>> No.19336086

>>19336075
What the fuck makes you think 8 volumes of manga or one porn game is equal to 4 novels?

>> No.19336092

>>19336086
You have no idea how long eroge are.

>> No.19336094

>>19336086
you know the answer, all you had to say was "you don't know japanese"

>> No.19336097

>>19336075
What manga are you reading that 8 volumes contain 50,000+ sentences?

>> No.19336099

>>19336092
length isn't the problem with that comparison sir

>> No.19336103

>>19336097
サラリーマン向け漫画

>> No.19336109

>>19336099
there is no other issue to be had; porn is high art

>> No.19336112

>>19336097
None. Manga 1sn't reading.

>> No.19336117

>>19336109
it absolutely is, but your first eroge will probably be easier in substance than your first novel, unless we're talking about lns

>> No.19336118

global rule 10 "No intentionally evading spam or post filters."

>> No.19336122

>>19336117
not at all, most eroge have completely normal japanese, just like most novels

>> No.19336129

manga isn't reading

>> No.19336132
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consuming manga is reading

>> No.19336135

>>19336132
>mpv

>> No.19336139

>>19336132
manga is eating

>> No.19336170

>>19336050
Obviously.
Why the fuck would anyone come here if they knew Japanese?

>> No.19336178

>>19336170
To help those unfortunate who can't of course.

>> No.19336185

>>19336178
They don't want to be helped, trust me

>> No.19336202

you rub my ass, i rub your ass
fair?

>> No.19336214

>>19336097
In what world are normal full-length novels over 12.5k sentences long?

>> No.19336246

Also the inter-media length of Japanese text is typically measured in characters not sentences.

>> No.19336267

>>19335921
There is nothing wrong in the sentence. やろ is the Kaisai dialect's counterpart to だろ.

>> No.19336280

>>19336267
>>19335978
>クソやろ means "fucker", not クソ+やろう(だろう).

>> No.19336295

>>19336267
It's futile. They'll never learn.

>> No.19336297

>>19336267
if he intended 友達がクソだろ he knows even less japanese

>> No.19336299

>>19336297
This.

>> No.19336307

人達がクソ野郎 is the only similar phrase that has any organic hits on google. And it has multiple.

>> No.19336308

>>19336297
Are you the same guy who said he gives bad advice on DJT on purpose

>> No.19336310

>>19336308
You don't know Japanese.

>> No.19336312

>>19327777
How come porn is easier to read then everything else
Did I fuck up somewhere

>> No.19336316

>>19336312
All dialogue.

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>> No.19336341

you don't know what は does

>> No.19336346

what the fuck are you noobs doin

>> No.19336347

>>19336341
You don't know Japanese.

>> No.19336349

>>19336347
yes i do

>> No.19336354

>>19336349
Saying that you do won't magically make you better at Japanese.

>> No.19336356

>>19335921
Why is が wrong here?

>> No.19336359

>>19336356
the statement is contrasting two things in serial, the second of which is related to the first. は is more natural.

>> No.19336360

>>19335921
everything its written by someone that doesnt know nihongo

>> No.19336371

>>19336308
i tell the truth when i lowercase post

>> No.19336376

For the beginners browsing this thread: don't take anything here seriously, all of these posts are made by people who don't know Japanese even on a basic level as evidenced above

>> No.19336379

same but only from the posts before and after mine

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19336395

Remember when you criticized him for trying to steal the label? Well now he's not. He's made his own. There's literally nothing else to criticize. He's perfected learning.

>> No.19336402

>>19336376
that's funny, you don't know japanese

>> No.19336406

>>19336395
now he just has to learn nihongo and hes set

>> No.19336412

it's adorable how n4s get so heated when they're wrong

>> No.19336417

Same here

>> No.19336418

is n4s referring to the guy who listed what was wrong or the guy who said he didn't know japanese

>> No.19336420

i didnt show up till this post >>19336346 because someone youd me

what happened

>> No.19336458

>>19336418
it's referring to the guy who has been insisting that it's 関西弁 because he found a result in jisho when he looked it up

>> No.19336459

>>19336458
nice

>> No.19336464

>>19336459
up top my man

>> No.19336474

down low

*pulls hand away and slicks back hair*

too slow

>> No.19336477

"hair"

>> No.19336481

カミの上

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>>19331099
If used with the kanji this is referring to the flower or not?

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>>19335912
None, the other 6000 are in a separate deck because I couldn't be assed to merge the two. I dunno what happened to the other 456 cards though, they were never in the decks to begin with but I'm sure I'll mine them eventually, they might even be in my mining deck which is a thousand cards at the moment.

>> No.19336503

>>19336481
https://streamable.com/e3n9z

>> No.19336504

私は日本語

>> No.19336510

>>19336501
>>19335912
Also I think it's hilarious how assblasted you are over my stats.

>> No.19336515

>>19336499
In this context, its not referring to the flower. Many media will use 百合 to refer to lesbians

>> No.19336518

>>19336501
i can't believe someone actually completed core10k

>> No.19336523

>>19336499
take me down to paradykes city

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>>19336518
Big brains only beyond this point

>> No.19336542

>>19336532
irony

>> No.19336544 [DELETED] 

brains only big because of that giant tumor full of aids you got growin out of it

>> No.19336550

>>19336542
>>19336544
Stay jealous of my でっかい語彙 kiddos

>> No.19336559 [DELETED] 

>>19336550
do you even realize where you are

im the old man sitting on the bench at the park watching the younguns play wishing i was at bingo instead and also thinking about repainting my garage

now run along sport

>> No.19336563

>>19335991
What game/system?

>> No.19336566

Do you all think this thread would be better if we range banned all lowercase posters

>> No.19336570 [DELETED] 

>>19336559
>boomer
I should have known.

>> No.19336576
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>>19336563
Sega Saturn is pretty good for Japanese imports, cheap too.

>> No.19336577

>>19336566
no because i make up for all the bad ones and then some

>> No.19336579

>>19335991
woah how did i miss this fuckin good ass post

unfortunately it seems like youre yet another boy who hasnt put in any work or time into nihongo yet so theres nothing to do for you sorry but otherwise good fuckin choices are being made!!!

>>19336563
its dokyusei and it better be on the pc98 and he better be swapping out disks from that fat stack of floppys constantly or hes fuckin gay

>> No.19336589

>>19336576
youre the saturn guy did you beat hentai hospital or whatever you got some good games there mate

>> No.19336597

>>19336579
I wish I had a PC98 to play it on. Emulators for it are ass, so I’m playing the Saturn port

>> No.19336613

>>19336501
>I dunno what happened to the other 456 cards though
I think I've read that 10k aren't actually 10k so nothing is missing probably.

The last 4k have no example sentences right?
Do you think the last 4k words were worth it?

>> No.19336620

>>19336577
i read that as "i make up for all the bad ones and some" and was nodding sagely but thats not what you wrote and it should have been

>>19336597
saturn was a really dope console just not outside of japan unfortunately!!

>> No.19336623

>>19336589
I haven’t finished it yet, I recently imported like 10ish Saturn games and I’m just enjoying myself while slowly becoming literate

>> No.19336625

>>19336597
I actually recently figured out where to get the one build of neko project that doesn't suck.

>> No.19336639

>>19336623
i hope you enjoy your time with 夏子 dude

>> No.19336640

>>19336625
Where? I’ve been meaning to get into touhou and some retro VNs

>> No.19336681

>>19336640
https://sites.google.com/site/np21win/download

>> No.19336691

>>19336681
Thanks, I tried to play 河原崎家の一族 a while ago but couldn't bear the awful sound emulation.

>> No.19336692

pc98 emulators are fuckin gay because you just click some shit to swap your disks you need the actual physicality of it or youre a fuckin piece of shit

>> No.19336698

>>19336692
Trust me, I'd love to own a real PC98 and physical games, but I don't live in Japan.

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>> No.19336720

>>19336681
Thanks

>> No.19336721

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDum5PahIlM

look at this shit its what you need right now

bonus points if you get what the guys talking about

>> No.19336724

>>19336718
please don't ever post black-on-white pages here, I refuse to read anything on a light background

>> No.19336739

>>19336721
How do I redeem my bonus points?

>> No.19336742

>>19336718
wtf is this even

>> No.19336748

>>19336739
theyre like the points on whose line is it anyway

they dont matter

>> No.19336752

how many pages per day do I need to read to feel like I've read enough for one day

>> No.19336760

>>19336752
Read an entire novel per day just to be safe.

>> No.19336774

about tree fiddy

>> No.19336782

>>19336752
if you get a pc98 computer you can read more pages per day with the improved scrolling speed over ibm computer

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>>19336742

>> No.19336800

>>19336787
I meant why are you posting this in this thread

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If I'm doing the core 2k/6k should I be writing and memorizing how to write all of the kanji or would that fuck me up if I'm doing 20 cards a day

>> No.19336816

儂の刃を食らえ

>> No.19336819

>>19336803
roided out riker cant learn nihongo

>> No.19336864

>>19336819
https://youtu.be/3EtDXT3j-iY

>> No.19336873

>>19336864
the classic

>> No.19336929

>>19336718
How many months until I can understand this? Currently halfway through RTK.

>> No.19336943

>>19336929
tree fiddyだよ

>> No.19336961

>>19336929
depends how soon you start learning japanese

>> No.19336963

>>19336961
I start in about 2 months.

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>> No.19337003

がんばったん

あのんもがんばったん

がんばるのーん

>> No.19337005

>>19336983
fear
dreaded

>> No.19337104

ちょっとききにくいしつもんがあります

butt と assはなにがちがうのですか

>> No.19337114

>>19337104
お尻
ケツ
みたいな感じかな

>> No.19337121

any opinions on bunpro?
I need a way for grammar to stick beside reading (since I don't encounter some of it for days sometimes.) and the 30 bucks deal seems okay.

>> No.19337126

>>19337121
you think you need that but you don't
don't study, just read

>> No.19337157

RWC (rare word count)

>> No.19337187

This is probably a retarded question since I'm a beginner and have little perspective on my native language but is there such thing as grammar points that you'd go several days without encountering in the wild if you read several hours a day?

>> No.19337197

>>19337187
Sure, it all depends on what you read.

>> No.19337201

>>19337157
Real Women's Clothes Made In America

>> No.19337212

>>19337187
by the time it's even reasonable for you to learn rarer shit instead of just looking it up each time and moving on, you'll be better at picking it up with less exposure similar to how picking up stuff in your native language is easy

>> No.19337245

Is Japanese Wikipedia a decent place to sentence mine?

>> No.19337251

>>19337245
no

>> No.19337252

>>19337251
Why not?

>> No.19337256

>>19337245
What are you even learning Japanese for?

>> No.19337259

you can mine all the mineral and ores you want but if you dont smelt them they are just rocks at the end of the day that you still cant do anything with but kick

>> No.19337270

>>19337259
cold hard truth

>> No.19337279

Actually literally every N3 retard with a patreon proved you can sell those minerals and ores to other retards

>> No.19337290

>>19337279
nukemarine is the only n3 retard with a patreon that isn't completely destitute don't hyperbolize

>> No.19337291

money cant buy nihongo

>> No.19337297

>>19337290
What other N3 retards with a Patreon are there though?

>> No.19337298

>>19337291
reddit will fight you to the death over that claim

>> No.19337306

>>19336613
It had them on the deck I used, and yes, it was totally worth it. There were tons of useful words, and I felt like my abilities grew a lot during the last 4,000, but that's certainly not entirely due to Anki. But anyway, yes, would recommend.

>> No.19337311

>>19337298
and this would be the result https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IVm2ld4f08I&t=77

>> No.19337321

>>19336613
>>19337306
Oh and they all had audio for the word and the sentence

>> No.19337326

>>19337291
it can, will cost fuck ton to get daily 1 on 1 sessions, but it can. Well assuming you actually want to learn at putting at least SOME effort.

>> No.19337327

>>19337311
who's the baby screaming in the background

>> No.19337338

>>19337326
youre only buying instructional services not the nihongo itself

>> No.19337340

>>19337326
i rate this the most adorable post of the day so far, i can offer you some advice if you'd like to hear it

>> No.19337351

>>19336803
Do it for as long as you can, and stop doing it when it becomes unmanageable with the number of cards you have. I did it for 6 months or so before I stopped, and it really helped me.

>> No.19337354

>He isn't a rich tycoon that can pay a bunch of ギャルs to translate their 抜きゲー for them

>> No.19337358

>>19337354
that's buying english, brother

>> No.19337467

Beginner question: How would I know if 触れる is stated as ふれる or さわる? Can it be interchangeably used and it would still hold the same sense/meaning?

>> No.19337481

>>19337467
okurigana is different and they conjugate differently

>> No.19337490

>>19337481
さわれる

>> No.19337500

>>19337490
well those don't mean the same thing now do they, context helps

>> No.19337502

>>19337500
yes but also anon is asking how to tell them apart

>> No.19337505

>>19337502
>context helps

>> No.19337508

>>19337505
okay now can you respond to them saying so

>> No.19337514

>>19337508
no, you can if you'd like, i wont get mad at you for stealing my glory

>> No.19337519

>>19337514
ok
>>19337467
context helps

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>> No.19337801

I've been eating manga for 3-4 hours and drinking unsubbed anime for 1-2 hours a day for like 3 months and I'm pretty sure I'm not any better than before I started learning Japanese and only picked out 先輩 and 何言ってんだ and guessed what was going on. Vocab in anki does nothing but make lack of furigana less of an inconvenience. Does this really work? Is it because I don't review sentences and eat cake with chopsticks? Can anyone truly learn Japanese?

>> No.19337810

>>19337801
Fun post anon.

>> No.19337818

>>19337801
>I've been eating manga for 3-4 hours and drinking unsubbed anime
please let this catch on

>> No.19337877

>>19337801
Please don't post here ever again.

>> No.19337890

>>19337801
Check out mat't's new method called m'ia.

>> No.19337910

>>19337801
Eat more manga. Find I + 1 sentences. Listen to stuff with a transcript. Download anime subs and open them in a text editor. Slow down anime audio. Srs anime dialogue. Listen passively to stuff you've already seen.

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正しい漫画・本・小説の使い方

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