/vr/ - Retro Games

>>5993056
>>5993039
I forgot a few others, like advancing your career if you work at a Japanese company, working as a teacher, or moving to Japan.

I didn't learn English because I "wanted" to learn English, I just did because I was (poorly) taught at school and playing games made me improve a lot on my skills. It is useful for everything I mentioned just now, but with a few significant differences: not only is everything I like to consume is produced in English or readily available in English, I'm more likely to get a job because I speak English than because I speak Japanese.

More power to those who learn Japanese, it is always useful to learn more languages. I just don't have a reason to learn it, other than "people at an online forum are making fun of me".

>>5392347
I mean, it's not "good" good. But it's the most entertaining I'll give you that.