/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

/jp/ needs an entrance exam.
<- If you're here, you should be able to read this.

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うんち!

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>>59122
Anonymous to the rescue!

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>>59170
What?

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>>59170
WHAT?

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>>59170

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>>59170

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>>59170

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fuck off

[Anonymous No.]

I can.
Its clearly moonrunes.

[Anonymous No.]

a i u e o
ka ki ku ke ko
etc

sounds like a plan.

[Anonymous No.]

HOW DO I CHARTED HIRAGANA

[Anonymous No.]

It's a fucking hiragana list.

[Anonymous No.]

its just the hiragana syllabary.. doesn't even mean anything.

[Anonymous No.]

it says, dear sunyaos mom
me and sunyao are haveing a very nice time in niggerland hawaii. dont reincarnate yourself
as a moeblob, you will be fat.

- yours sincerly
nigger bonednose hawaii fag

[Anonymous No.]

ohnoez! not hiragana! what's next? kata!?

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>>58858
kanjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiIIIII

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>>58829
>dont reincarnate yourself
as a moeblob
wait what

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>>58868
Potemayo is Sunao's mum?

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Fuck hiragana, we should have a kanji proficiency test. (And then /jp/ will become /chn/, FUCK YEAH!)

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>>58877
WHAT?

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>>58829
then what the hell is guchuko?

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Nope, can't read it.

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>>58878

looks like another chinese-american male who is jealous no one gives a shit about their lead tainted homeland. go take a dip in the acid bath called the yangtze.

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>>58803

これはひらがなテイベルです。

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>>58877
DUH and she DIES

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>>58903
i would like some proof of this

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>>58898
you just insulted a billion people, congratulations

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>>58901
its table not tabell

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>>58898
Fuck off ISM

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>>58894
GET OUT!

>>58877
WAS.. that's what the poster was implying

[Anonymous No.]

これはなんですか。

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>>58920

これはなんですか?

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>>58920

それはひらがなテイバルです。

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>>58803
That's some pretty awful handwriting there.

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>>58929
>>58920
Muted!

[アリス・マーガトロイド !!MnAtfDtU/tS No.]

よし！　　わかりました！

カタカナ　もう？

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>>58950
いいえ、ありません。

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それはひらがなもかなもです. やった

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是はうそだろ！　ひらんがなじゃない．漢字ですね？

そして、ちんぽ。

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いらない

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>>58950
>>58958

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是はうそだろ！　ひらがなじゃない．漢字ですね？　ナルトもすごいいです
ね！ニャアアアアッ＾＿＿＿＾

そして、ちんぽ。

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>>58976
ちんぽ?

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>>58978

うん、ちんぽ。

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>>58985
ああ、うん。

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日本語を話すことができません。

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>>59016
誰が？

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>>59016
ざんねん

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Hiragana is easy.
Katakana is easy (but takes a little more time...not used as often. Especially weird characters like "wa" and the like)

Kanji --> Still need to find the most effective way to learn this on my own.
How effective is Heisig's method if I'm already (slowly) learning kanji in class? I dont think it should be detrimental, but who knows

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>>59031
うん！俺たちを話してください。

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I was trying to read it, then figured out that it was just the kana chart.

Hiragana. I approve of this exam.

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>>58887
she is her fathers first wife DUH

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ばかばっか!

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>>59089
Guchuko is a tsundere moeblob

[Anonymous No.]

i don't even have east asian languages installed.

[Anonymous No.]

是は美味しいケーキ。お前がたべなくちゃ！

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>>59122

???????????????

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>>58901
You failed the fucking test.
Srsly, learn to spell in katakana.

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More like don't remind me about the AIDS that is Potemayo.

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ここ皆はウィアブーだよ

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in before SHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

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diabeetus

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>>59044
If you spend an hour or two a day you'll be done with the joyo kanji in roughly 3-4 months, depending on how well you learn. After that the kanji part of your class will be cake and you'll laugh at all those poor bastards who try to remember kanji with rote.
How many kanji do you know already? Then again it doesn't really matter, just go on with Heisig until you're done which won't take that long anyway. If you really want to you could pick out the kanji from your class and learn them earlier than they would appear if you went with the Heisig order, but if that's too many I wouldn't bother and just go from start to finish.

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>>59344
awesome, thanks for the input.
The reason I ask is because it said in the book that it's probably detrimental to learn the it along with in class...

I really like his imaginative way of learning. It goes along REALLY well with how I was trying to learn anyway, but there's actually a logical way to do it now.

I'm supposed to know 145 up to now. And I do, for the most part. I can read them. Writing them might be tougher. But I would love to just learn the kanji...and then book 2, learn the actual vocab for it, and then in class put the two together and use them.

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>>59412
I think he meant it's suboptimal to do it the "Heisig way", because you're supposed to do it at your own pace, but I haven't read the introduction for some time so I could be wrong.
Then again I don't see how it would interfere with your own studies. You probably learn only a few kanji a week anyway.
If you reall want to do RTK (I can only recommend it) check out http://kanji.koohii.com/.. It has a nice review program especially made for RTK and many user stories for the later kanji where Heisig doesn't provide any stories. I use it myself and it's great.

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>>59412
I think he meant it's suboptimal to do it the "Heisig way" in a *classroom setting*, because you're supposed to do it at your own pace, but I haven't read the introduction for some time so I could be wrong.
Then again I don't see how it would interfere with your own studies. You probably learn only a few kanji a week anyway.
If you reall want to do RTK (I can only recommend it) check out http://kanji.koohii.com/.. It has a nice review program especially made for RTK and many user stories for the later kanji where Heisig doesn't provide any stories. I use it myself and it's great.

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>>59532
Ooh OK, that makes perfect sense. I do remember him saying something like "this book is clearly designed for self-study" blah blah blah.

I'm glad to get that cleared up. Now I won't be worried about studying on my own, without screwing up my grades. Awesome site, by the way.

I got a huge boost of motivation to all of a sudden just...enhance my Japanese learning on my own because last night I won our University's Japanese Speech Contest (well...for the first year students at least. I wasn't against the grad students etc.)

I just have a feeling I could be learning so much more at the same time.

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>>59596
I felt the same when I started and I think those classes will only make you more motivated beacuse you'll probably end up wanting to reach all those kanji you already know to enhance your knowlege. You'll ace all those kanji tests. I guarantee it.
But don't get me wrong. It's still hard work, it takes patience and you have to keep the ball rolling.
Oh and here's the full book if you don't have it already: http://d845970.u25.fohdeesha.com/rtk1.pdf..
You might want to buy a hardcopy though, but I didn't bother since it works fine for me. YMMV.