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I'm like... Near N3, I can comprehend a lot of spoken Japanese, and keep up with vtuber streams sometimes. I can't read well though. Native language is English.

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>> No.25109695

>>25109572
how is it near N3 if you can't read?

>> No.25109700

>wasting your time on learning a soon to he dead language
Some holoJP members can't even read common kanji.
In B4, "NOOOO HAACHAMA IS LITERALLY RETARDED. IT DOESN'T COUNT. THEY'LL NEVER REFORM THEIR WRITING SYSTEM"

>> No.25109762

>>25109695
My skills are uneven, but I think that's the case for most foreign language learners. I can read a little but not nearly as much as I can listen or even produce.

>> No.25109804

>>25109700
True, Lulu has admitted to not being able to read much. think she showed it during Mojipittan.

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>>25109700
>soon to be dead
not within our lifetime, so if you want to consume Jap content straight from the source you need to learn Japanese. believing otherwise is pure cope and you just need to admit you can't stomach the commitment. there's no shame if you can't or don't want to, but stop being sour grapes about it

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>> No.25111903

I learned japanese to play the rance series, and then the chuubas came into my life, I would say that I know enough for this hobby

>> No.25114285

Usually these type of threads turn into /djt/ lite but this one seems doomed to fail

>> No.25115252

>>25109572
Little to nothing im at duolingo 2 course

>> No.25116065

>>25114285
Maybe I chose a bad time.
>>25115252
Lingodeer and Bunpro are very nice, as is Cure Dolly's videos.

>> No.25116932

Fluent in speaking and comprehension. Reading is maybe high school level. Some Kanji I won't understand but can pickup the meaning with context. Writing elementary level.
Native language is English.
I'm lucky that my parents speak fluent Japanese so I learned it the easy way. Respect for you people who learned it on your own.

>> No.25117520

>>25109572
Mara...

>> No.25117841

>>25117520
She's cute, and she's becoming more jouzu day by day too.

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>>25116932
Thanks, I did do it on my own but I can't read or produce well at all yet. Mostly just listening.

>> No.25118937

>>25109572
I've been going hard on the kanji reps and I can read fairly well.

>> No.25121764

>>25109961
based

>> No.25123156

>>25109572
N1. You're fooling yourself if you think you can understand streams.

>> No.25123332

>>25109961
how's week 1 of DJT been treating you?

>> No.25123515

>>25109700
>>wasting your time on learning a soon to he dead language
This is the same excuse anons made 10 years ago on /a/. And until now they still consume anime/manga.

>> No.25123692

>>25109700
I'll be reading manga and playing games while you wait for the scraps :)

>> No.25123792

>>25109572
N2 but not using any of these japanese language skill for a quite long time

i can understand 80% about what is chuuba are talking. seems like my 聴解 is fine, but my 会話 skill are worsened

>> No.25124316

>>25109572
I can understand basic Japanese. I can understand most of what Marine's fast talking(not all), Apex streams of Elu/Chihiro, etc.
But if I go listen to JPs with a lot of slangs/accents, it gets a lot more difficult (ex: Mito, Ange).

>> No.25129195

>>25109700
Doesn't matter even if Japanese eventually dies. It won't die in my lifetime. Even if it died 20 years from now I would still want to learn it. Even if translation AIs give perfect literal translations in the style that I would personally translate them, it is still more pleasurable to feel the translation happen in my own mind, rather than getting it spoonfed by an app. I want to consume Japanese content. I want to communicate with Japanese people. These are good enough reasons to learn the language. Who cares what the trajectory of the language is? If I get something out of it, it's not worthless for me to learn it. Also nice bait.

>> No.25130639

>>25123332
Fuck the pol

>> No.25130803

>>25123515
>>25123692
>>25129195
>Consuming a medium that will soon be overrun by western leftoids and will die because of it
You guys must have missed how Sony now basically has a monopoly on the rights to streaming anime outside of Japan.

>> No.25130895

>>25109572
Just started doing reps a few weeks ago so i'm def in the lowest rank, but i have like 9 years worth of watching subbed animes on my end so i totally can easily pick up some phrases albeit not completely. The kanji reading part and dialect comprehension will definitely be the hardest part but in 5 years tops it will be something to not be afraid of, It will be my fourth language as well so it's pretty exciting.

>> No.25132286

にほんごできません
im a failure

>> No.25133084

>>25109572
I don't even know English....

>> No.25133202

Not nearly enough as I want. Currently slogging through a book that I enjoy to build vocabulary.
Dialogue is easy - descriptive language is my weak spot. I'm floating around in N3, almost reaching N2.

>> No.25133231

I am N1 level, I learned Japanese so I can impress Gura

>> No.25133265

>>25132286
Hang in there.

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