does learning japanese really improve the experience of watching anime
>>282424213Would you rather keep using trannylation subs?
It will certainly never negatively affect you
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>>282424213原語のほうがいいのって当たり前じゃねえかこのEOPめが
Yes.
>>282424213It's just different. If you're exposed to actual Japanese speakers and understand it you'll probably quickly find out that people don't talk or sound in real life like they do in anime - it's performative and fake, because that's what anime is. Same as a movie, or stage play.
>>282425410Woah dude, deep
>>282424213it's easier to enjoy all of the animation when your eyes aren't glued to the bottom 1/5 of the screen
Now more than ever given the abysmal state of burger subs.
>>282424213Yes, up to a point. When you become good enough, you loop back around to realizing how shit anime voice acting is.
Translation: "Your employee review dictates that you must commit seppuku."
Absolutely, as you can actually get things like the timing of the jokes or appreciate when the acting is good. >>282425410>>282427177Fake EOP myths. Anime voice acting is cleaner and more theatrical than normal speech, but it's still real Japanese and it still will help you understand real people speaking.
>>282424213Yes it does And a lotYou get more jokes, you get the intended meanings better, you don't have to deal with cringe and subverted subtitles, you get to read and watch stuff before it's translatedIt's awesome, and doesn't take much proficiency at all for you to start really enjoying yourself, and from that point it only gets easier. Couldn't recommend it more. Start watching anime raw today.
>>282424213the word like "desu" is not even translatable in englishso yes, you'll enjoy more from understanding the japanese
>>282424213Yes being able to pay attention to the video instead of the subs is a big advantage
>>282425410As any ESL (and polyglots who've learned more languages than just Japanese) knows, this is both a bit of an exaggeration and something that applies to basically all media in all languages. And I do mean all media, even radio and the news.
>>282427311hai... hai... hahadesu nee, desu ne...If you listen to real nip long enough, you'lll see that seyuu literary making funny voices.
>>282426176>>282427661I passed the JLPT N1 with a score of 162/180 in 2023 and I still watch anime with JP subtitlesI can understand most stuff but that's not enough. I can't hear 1 word every minute and that's enough of a pain in the ass. Also fast speech and screaming is annoying
>>282424694Thoughts on this site from the DJT on /jp/?https://learnjapanese.moe/
It has a huge improvement for the experience of reading manga.
>>282428224Being a mangafag without being able to read moon is an exercise in masochism can't believe anyone does it
>>282424213I've been told it can make it worse
>>282424213No, anime is better in a language you don't understand, without subtitles. If you do learn Japanese, you have start watching it dubbed in a different language, like Italian.
>>282428425What if I'm Italian?
>>282428333You've probably been talking to retards like this >>282427177
