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You can argue subs vs dubs all day on /a/, but everyone understands that the true superior method of watching anime is actually learning Japanese so you don't need subs or dubs and can watch the show as originally intended.
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>>282346492
Why is her speech bubble translated, then?
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Or just be born japanese.
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>>282346492
you care more about how other people watch anime than about actually watching anime
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>>282346750
Picture this.
You cannot accurately translate anything into any language because language is about more than just swapping words, but also understanding culture, cues, ect.
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>>282346492
Say whatever you want but I will forever appreciate fansubs with nice tlnotes and animations for the openings and especial scenes. I miss those like you would miss your right nut
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>>282347004
Why not anymore? :(
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>>282347004
same, the paniponi notes document is a bit much though
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>>282346492
Sure, but I'm not learning another language just to watch cartoons.
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dubs for trash isekais I don't really care about
subs for romance and drama where a shitty English performance can ruin the beauty of the show
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After finally starting to learn nip, the biggest bullshit seems to be all the words that sound almost the same but mean completely different things, Like:
kiite = listen
kitte = stamp
kite = come
itte = say
iie = no
ie = house

does it get better or worse from here on out?
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>>282348773
I feel like this is a pretty common issue in English, too:
>to/too/two
>there/their/they're
>blue/blew
>through/threw
>right/write/rite/wright
>not to mention words with the same spelling, like bat (animal) vs bat (baseball)
How do we tell them apart when they sound the same? Context, mostly.
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>>282349137
This LOL.
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>>282347919
For me, it's watching Ichigo Mashimaro by LIME subs with my imouto.



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