DJT is a language learning thread for those studying the Japanese language.Japanese speakers learning English are welcome, too.Read the guide linked below before asking how to learn Japanese:https://web.archive.org/web/20220326112058/https://itazuraneko.neocities.org/learn/guide.htmlArchive of older threads: https://desuarchive.org/int/search/subject/Daily%20Japanese%20Thread/Translation requests, insults, politics, reddit posts, lust, learning method / eceleb discussions: >>>/jp/djtPrevious Thread: >>203949066
show me ur peen
>>204037642Thank you, Turkish anon.I will build your statue on 4chan somewhere down the road as a token of my appreciation for making a new thread.
・・・もしかして俺とオーストリア以外誰もすれ建てられないの?
>>204038192俺は特にbanされてる訳じゃないから新しいスレ立てられるよ。ただ、面倒くさいからやらないだけ。
いや、ただ私みたいなものが人のスレを建つるなんておこがましいことこの上ないかと
めんどくさがり屋ばっかじゃねーか
重複させたくないから丸一日ほど様子見 ;3
僕のたてたスレ一度も伸びたことがないしそんなしゃれた画像も、僕には無い
>>204039299here you are ;3
さぶすぎたので寝る( ˘ω˘)ｽﾔｧ
私は satan の奴隷でございます罪に溺れております
>>204037642乙
otintin
今日はこのクソ板はやけに早いなこのまま落ちてしまうかもな、djt
I guess this is just a simp thread? Do Japs also have their own general?
why is japanese youtube so shit
>>204044646confirmation bias
hage
>>204037642daily reminder to read the official DJT guideDJT guide v3.0, written from scratch by 出来るやつs: https://tatsumoto.neocities.org/new - rikaitan site: https://rikaitan.github.io/
>AliveJT乙>>204033085I see, thank you very much! Just wondering if it wasn't for the 矛盾 and maybe even ぬるっと, would you still feel that way?Btw the "キャラ被りしちゃめっ" was just said in jest, please don't take it to heart!>it is very cringe to ponder on someone's personality based on her message aloneYou didn't really talk about her personality, just the impression you got from her message, no?>farmer-cum-fluentえ?>>204039356あんたの番でしたよ?
アニメ
I've started making anki cards for tae kim I think I've already memorised how to conjugate u-verbs but I don't know how I'll memorise u-verbs which have an e/i vowel
>>204050263I know the term "u-verbs" refers to regular verbs that end with an う as in 買う(kau), 会う(au), 言う(iu) etc. but what do you mean by u-verbs which have an e/i vowel?
>>204050864Somehow u-verbs in many resources means godan verbs, and e/i vowel probably refers to ichidan verbs and their second to last kana being う段 or い段. Often resources for gaijins just use romaji for these things, because those are genuinely more handy when it comes to explaining how those conjugate in cases where the last kana has its vowel change into another.
>>204048627>>farmer-cum-fluent>え?I will assume you are not just being silly. Cum is Latin for "with," so I presume "farmer and also fluent English speaker," though it would have been clearer with more hyphens. Feels like how Japanese uses 兼. If you were just being silly and already knew about cum feel free to point and laugh at me.
Apparently the first definition in JMDICT for 兼 is exactly cum.>>204032749>click link>スマートフォンブラウザ版ニコニコ動画は、お住いの国・地域ではご利用できません初めてみた
>>204050864上一段 and 下一段
>>204052164>初めてみた二日ぐらい前から実施されたモンからねぇ、数マートフォンブラウザーはもう無理、アプリから視聴しないと多分、国外に住んでいる場合はアプリをDL出来ないと思うけど
I found a cute mascot in rakuten
>>204052650URLからsp消したら普通に見れたよ
あれ安価先はsp含んでないじゃん別スレから別の動画へ飛んだのかちょっとわけわかんなくなった失礼
>>204052779こっち>>204036122と間違えたかもな
>>204052011>>204052324I see, thanks.
>>204048627>Btw the "キャラ被りしちゃめっ" was just said in jest, please don't take it to heart!Even if you were serious about it, our posts would inevitably be similar. Please identify whose post it is.>Just wondering if it wasn't for the 矛盾 and maybe even ぬるっと, would you still feel that way?I can't say for sure. It's hard to put my finger on, but the author's wording is entirely a bit odd in a good way. For example, the phrase "激しく辛いという状況" is not wrong at all, but for some reason it still makes me chuckle considering it was written by a native Japanese speaker.>>it is very cringe to ponder on someone's personality based on her message alone>You didn't really talk about her personality, just the impression you got from her message, no?Yes, something like that I guess.>>204052017I looked up the word in a dictionary and used it.>actor-cum-musician>名>俳優兼ミュージシャンhttps://eow.alc.co.jp/search?q=cum
Cumじゃなくて、Comeだwww。俺子供かもしれないがわろった。
>>204055106A common phrase where an English speaker would encounter the Latin word "cum" is "magna cum laude" "(graduated) with great honors," but I have heard it used in other contexts, just rarely. Pronounced, perhaps ironically enough, as /ku:m/ i.e. "coom."It's difficult to use online without someone snickering, obviously.
>>204053423With my poor brain it took me considerable time to realize that he (>>204050263) meant verbs like>切る(u-verb) and 着る(ru-verb)>要る(u-verb) and 居る(ru-verb)>減る(u-verb) and 経る(ru-verb)>練る(u-verb) and 寝る(ru-verb)etc.
>>204052017Oh I know what the Latin cum means, just here for some reason I didn't recognize it, probably because it was followed by an adjective. Just wondering though, would something like "He's an accurate (shooter) cum quick shooter" be fine to use? To me it sounds off>but either way you'd have to ツッコむ it~>>204054018I see, thanks!>Please identify whose post it is.あっ、逆ギレされちゃいましたわ(泣
>>204037642is that the weapons store clerk from phantasy star II?
鬼面仏心 (きめんぶっしん)恐ろしい顔をしているが、性格は穏やかなこと。または、そのような人のこと。
I'm looking for japanese shows, podcasts, livestreams or anything to listen in the background to improve my vocabulary and listening while I work. Any suggestions?
>>204056183Hololive
>>204055830>逆ギレのつもりはなかったんだけど...I make it a rule to explicitly show which posts are mine whenever my opinion and his or any other Japanon's are different.Otherwise, I don't care who is who at all.
>>204056183I haven't opened any of these but the pastebin was there in the guidehttps://pastebin.com/3qH9MgZJ
>>204055907The antonym is 人面獣心 (じんめんじゅうしん).顔は人間であるが、心はけだものに等しいこと。恩義や人情を知らない者、冷酷非情な者のたとえ。ひとでなし。出典:《史記》匈奴伝
I don't really understand>リブートというのは、パソコンを再起動するということです。Why not just say>リブートというのは、パソコンを再起動するの。Or something like it?I don't understand という
Also why is it necessary here?主人公が犯人だったというのが一番面白かった。Why can't you just ignore it主人公が犯人だったのが一番面白かった。
>>204048627スレ被りしちゃめっ…だからね? なかなか…ね? (-_-;)
>>204055830To be honest, I knew I didn't have to use such an expression as "cum". It was enough to simply reply to one of his posts. >I sincerely respect the farmer-cum-fluent English speaker Japanon (>>204028651).I just felt like using a word I recently learned.>When the relative decline of Britain's military power persuaded Australia to turn more towards America, its loyalty to its new ally-cum-protector was hardly less intense. Australian troops served alongside Americans in the two hot wars of the cold war period: Korea and Vietnam.(quoted from "The Economist", 1992 April issue)
お酒は好きというか、ないと生きていけない。Is the と here a conditional と?Without it I cannot go on living?
>>204057254yes, exactly.
>>204057026>>204057075This is not an answer for your questions. I'll tell you which sentences are grammatical and natural.>リブートというのは、パソコンを再起動するということです。>リブートというのは、パソコンを再起動することです。>リブートとは、パソコンを再起動するということです。>リブートとは、パソコンを再起動することです。>主人公が犯人だったというのが一番面白かった。(The Murder of R**** A******...?)>主人公が犯人だったのが一番面白かった。(So you are correct.)They all mean practically the same thing respectively. But it's pretty difficult to explain how they differ in nuance, so I'll refrain from explaining it because it could be misleading.
>>204057026here you can think of ということだ as "meaning that" and というのは is for referring to a term or name, to express a definition basically>to reboot means to restart the computer
>>204057735So if I understand you correctly 'ということです' basically means 'and that's what it means'It's not providing any more information but just reinforcing the fact that what was just said is a definition?
yes, just to emphasize that ;3
日本製ゲームの主人公は何故皆クソ童貞野郎なのか今日もこれについて深く考えております
>>204058844>ゆうべは おたのしみでしたね。この一文だけで脱童お察しなのだが? ( ･ิω･ิ)
I'm very confused about これも覚えといてねHe doesn't seem to indicate anywhere that ておく gets shortened to といてI saw another website which stated that it happens but is there a phonological principle I'm supposed to understand here?The only abbreviation he provides is とくこれも覚えとくてね
>>204059389it is shortened to とく but it's being used as ておいてください/くれ and omitting the ください/くれ
はつゆきだ
あわゆきだけど
初冬、神無月一日にちょうど
ぶりざあどからのほわいとあうとにきをつけてね ;3
>>204059814Wait a minute, does the く inflect?く to い makes me think of the past tense of verbs but maybe I'm missing somethingPlease spoon feed me
>>204060246yes, verbs ending in く conjugate to いた in past tense (except for 行く, which conjugates to 行った)the particle て attaches to the 連用形 of the verb, which is the same that's used for past tense.
wtf language is this?! :O
>神無月It's ネット無月~ :) >>204060246It's not just くalone but part of the te form of the verb おく(置く)
>>204060422*ナット無月
>>204060335Jesus I think I just got it, thanksYou conjugate the main verb into the future-intention form which forms a new verb and then in order to make a request with it using ください you need to conjugate this new verb into its te-form
覚えて remember itAnd then 置く fuckin leave it there
>>204060447>You conjugate the main verb into the future-intention form which forms a new verbmaybe I should've clarified like >>204060422おく is a verb (置く), not a conjugation of 覚える, if I'm understanding what you're saying here correctly.Sorry for the confusion.
The misalignment of months between the 旧暦 and 西暦 has today by coincidence shifted back together somewhat,So that 11月(しもづき)一日 of the 西暦 is also 10月(かみなづき)一日 of the 陰暦, and the difference is exactly one month, with no extra days望月, when the sun and moon are thought to be exactly opposite and 望む each other, will also occur on the 16th of either month as it was originally meant toThe alignment will continue into next month, when 霜月一日 occurs on December 1stBut then fall away on the last day of the Gregorian year
>>204060644No I messed upI shouldn't have called it conjugating into the future-intention form but rather forming it (from te-form and おく)Thanks a lot
んじゃまあ糞レス置いておくね(∪＾ω＾)
>>204060422Sorry I didn't see your post because I have your flag filteredWhoops that would have helped a lot lmao
what the hell is this for?
ある言葉の「生まれた時」を教えるの方法があるますか例えば、〇〇という言葉は明治11で造語されたということです多分、語源辞典のか
Goddamn it now I get told that there are two different verbs, one for normal and polite speech and one for honorific speech
>>204064071Call them by their right names丁寧語 is when you put verbs into ます form and use です尊敬語 uses special verbs to describe someone else's actions 謙譲語 uses special verbs to describe your own actions
Every house should have a 百合の間>>204056500>のつもりはなかったんだけど...冗談ですよ、冗談It just kinda sounded like you were scolding me for not being able to discern you two there ^^>I make it a rule to explicitly show which posts are mine whenever my opinion and his or any other Japanon's are different.You don't have to, it's fine~
>>204064129is not entirely accurate尊敬語 elevates the doer of the action謙譲語 elevates the target of the action先生はいついらっしゃるんですか?when will sensei come? いらっしゃる elevates 先生, who does the verb先生の所に、いつ伺うんですか?when will you go visit sensei? 伺う, as 謙譲語, also elevates 先生, who the person is visiting, but you are not the doer of the actionthe 重要点 is not who does the verb, but the directionality of the elevation丁寧語 elevates neither the doer or the receiver, but the listener丁重語, sometimes called 謙譲語2, is a more extreme case of this that places you, as the speaker, farther below the listener, and elevates the listener further above you
>>204064327Yeah, my bad, I thought it would be easier to digest that way but your explanation is more correct
nope, 私は シチューピッド・アンド・ゲイ
わすれては 夢かとぞ思ふ おもひきや雪ふみわけて 君を見むとは
1단동사いる・える5단 동사うつる・ぬむぶ。くぐ・す (nama sensei Pt10)불규칙 동사いくる・するて、た form 현재형 과거형을 만드는데 필요.
>>2040662995くいてぐいでうつるってんむぶんですしてわらうう > わらって | もつ > もって | とる > とってしぬ > しんだ | のむ > のんで のんだ | あそぶ > あそんで あそんだあるく > あるいて あるいた | およぐ > およいではなす > はなして
係用徽纆寘于叢棘三歲不得凶Bindings made of cords and ropesPlaced out in the thickets and thornsBut for three years yet nothing is caughtMisfortune
>>204062088まあ大体の辞典ではその言葉が初めて使われた資料の名は見えるはずだけど
皆さんはChatGPTを何に使っていますか?
https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm44254774>>204068051おじいちゃんそういうのよく分からないや使ったことはない
>>204068051I've never used ChatGPT either.It's a pain in the neck to register my mail address to use it.
>>204068212峠攻めたん(ﾟAﾟ;)ｺﾞｸﾘ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKe2YJPv0H0
>>204068051プログラミングの質問があるときだねそういえばChatGPTの開発者もChatGPTに質問して開発を進めてるのかな
>>204068051昔の話なんだけどAPIがバグった時にChatGPTでのERPにハマったことがあった
今日はthe substanceというホラー映画を見に行った。作中に全裸のシーンが多いけど主役を演じるデミが還暦以上で共演者のマーガレットも人口乳房を貼り付けてるしオナニーのおかずにするのが精子脳すぎないかなと思って、映画館で3列前のおっさんがずっとシコってて本当にヤバかった。まだNNNの初日なのに。
>>204069676>映画館でシコwhere the hell is there?! :O
>>204069915a local theater in my town
>>204066299>nama senseiThe best sensei there is. YOU BITCH
>Page 10
かつ消ゆる 物とも知らで 淡雪のよにふるばかり はかなきはなし
hump
>>204068051ERP
Mobile app recommendations?
>>204079467Ankidroid
臀困于株木入于幽谷三歲不覿by the buttocks, sitting distressed at the stump of a treehe enters into hidden valleysand for three years is not seen
I'm sorry I'm not good or talented or smart or beautiful or charismatic enough
>>204080067では死ねばええやん
>>204079467for what?
>>204080316Japanese learning, in my case- grammar and vocabulary
>>204081311明鏡国語辞典 ;)
no
Question for long term Japanese learners: do you ever regret not learning Chinese instead, or are you satisfied with your choice?
>>204086433Not really, you can go JapaneseChinese or ChineseJapanese extremely easily anyway
>>204088556is this true
>>204090174lol no. you only get vague idea about characters meanings
>>204090174Yes>>204091040Plenty of Chinese vocabulary exists as kango in Japanese, you get to skip like 70% of the torture that is building up your vocab
>>204088556>go JapaneseChinese or ChineseJapanese extremely easilySorry to ask an off-topic question, but what exactly does the "go" here mean?Something like "change" or "switch"?
>>204091354Not sure how to explain, "go" as in progressing through a route, maybe. It's not standard use and you won't see it in anything formal.
>>204091354he was trying to say that you can choose the path of starting with Japanese and then Chinese (go JapaneseChinese) or start with Chinese and then Japanese (or ChineseJapanese), in his own way.
>>204091475>>204091540I see, thank you for your explanations.The verb "go" with many meanings confuses me all the time.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJ5uyrc48N8
hosyu
あげ
あててんのよ
https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm40951242
This may be a stupid question, but is it normal to use your own name to refer to yourself instead of using "I" in English speaking countries? (pic related)For your information, pic related is a snapshot taken from one scene in Donkey Kong Country 3.The name of the machine wearing sunglasses is "Kaos" and he keeps using his own name over the first-person pronoun (I mean, "I"), which is why I'm asking this.
>>204095454>is it normalno
>>204095454no, it is not normal and it is mostly seen as childish or just strange
>>204095503>>204095509I see, thank you for your quick answers.>it is mostly seen as childish or just strangeI wonder if he speaks childish/awkward English because he's a machine.
I have a friend who speaks like that. Like speaking to himself "What is this, (his name)? How can this happen, (his name)?" when we are working on problems together.
100 pages left of tae kimSo far I've only done 160 cards in my core 2k 6k deck
>>204095598>I wonder if he speaks childish/awkward English because he's a machine.You also often have villains speak in 3rd person>https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/ThirdPersonPerson>On the other side of the globe, Western characters who referred to themselves in the third person were traditionally seen as vain, unintelligent, egotistical, or self-absorbed — the implication being that he is so in awe of himself that even he views himself objectively. Or the character is a Hulk Speaking primitive. Or the character could be just a Cloudcuckoolander with a weird speech mannerism. An egotistical villain will especially refer to himself in this fashion if he has a cool or impressive-sounding name or title. Sometimes a character with Acquired Situational Narcissism will temporarily become a Third-Person Person as a sign of his suddenly expanded ego. There are examples of this trope used in the Japanese way, though, such as Elmo from Sesame Street
>>204096601>>204095598https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPGc9lYFyZ0
bmps
インプットは私がもう見つかだつた
>>204098545インプットがもうI'm confused about the verb conjugation
>>204098545>>204098691>見つかだつた見つかった*How to turn u-verbs that end with う(u), つ(tsu), and る(ru) to the past tense is to change it into った(tta).Examples:>う(u) -> った(tta)>買う(kau) / buy -> 買った(katta) / bought>会う(au) / meet -> 会った(atta) / met>言う(iu) / say -> 言った(itta) -> said>つ(tsu) -> った(tta)>待つ(matsu) / wait -> 待った(matta) / waited>勝つ(katsu) / win -> 勝った(katta) / won>撃つ(utsu) / shoot -> 撃った(utta) / shot>る(ru) -> った(tta)>売る(uru) / sell -> 売った(utta) / sold>切る(kiru) / cut -> 切った(kitta) / cut>閉まる(shimaru) / close -> 閉まった(shimatta) / closedNote: there are the following exceptions, but these verbs are hardly used in everyday conversation, so I don't think you need to memorize them.>問う(tou) / inquire -> 問うた(touta) / inquired>請う/乞う(kou) / beg -> 請うた/乞うた(kouta) / begged
>>204099461https://youtu.be/Q5Z3Hm41zC4?si=wuS8YRKfCB-NgaON
>>204096601Thanks for the useful information.>>204100790pic related
>>204099461Goddamn it I was looking for か on my past tense chart and wondering why I couldn't find it there lmaoThanks a lot
과거형e>aて > た | いって > いった | って > った | で > だEXぼくは猫の食べ物をたべった I ate cat foodのむ > のんだ drink drankする > した do didはなす > はなした speak spokeいく > いった go wentかえる > かえった return returnedかう > かった buy boughtくる > きった come cameみる > みた see sawわかる > わかった understand understoodでる > でった exit exitedあるく > あるいた walk walkedあそぶ > あそんだ play playedすむ > すんだ live lived>>204099461
>>204102290くる する いく irregular becareful
>>204102330たべる is たべたでる is でたくる is きた
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bnt4CSZVJy8Which form of language is she singing?Classical Japanese?
>>204102290>>204102330I meant godan regular verbs (五段活用動詞) by the term "u-verbs." In some Japanese textbooks for English speakers, it seems like godan regular verbs (五段活用動詞) are called "u-verbs" and ichidan regular verbs (上一段/下一段活用動詞) are called "ru-verbs," so I thought it was a good idea to teach him verb conjugation by using these terms to make it easier to understand for the Australian anon.Sorry if you're confused by my shitty explanation.
>>204100987どいたま!
Already getting to the good stories
Yojijukugo of the day奇奇怪怪 (ききかいかい)非常にふしぎであやしいようす。たいへん奇怪であること。Hiro made me wait 15 minutes just to tell me that my IP got banned 5 years ago
>>204102290>>204102330How to turn godan verbs (also called group 1) into the past tense.う[u], つ[tsu], る[ru] -> った[tta]>買う[kau] -> 買った[katta]>待つ[matsu] -> 待った[matta]>作る[tsukuru] -> 作った[tsukutta]>Exceptions>問う[tou] -> 問うた[touta]>請う/乞う[kou] -> 請うた/乞うた[kouta]ぬ[nu]・ぶ[bu]・む[mu] -> んだ[nda]>死ぬ[shinu] -> 死んだ[shinda]>呼ぶ[yobu] -> 呼んだ[yonda]>飲む[nomu] -> 飲んだ[nonda]く[ku] -> いた[ita]>聞く[kiku] -> 聞いた[kiita]>泣く[naku] -> 泣いた[naita]>書く[kaku] -> 書いた[kaita]>Exceptions>行く[iku] -> 行った[itta]>逝く[iku] -> 逝った[itta]ぐ[gu] -> いだ[ida]>泳ぐ[oyogu] -> 泳いだ[oyoida]>急ぐ[isogu] -> 急いだ[isoida]す[su] -> した[shita]>話す[hanasu] -> 話した[hanashita]>消す[kesu] -> 消した[keshita]ず[zu] -> じた[jita]>禁ず[kinzu] -> 禁じた[kinjita]How to turn ichidan verbs (also called group 2) into the past tenseる[ru] -> た[ta]>見る[miru] -> 見た[mita]>生きる[ikiru] -> 生きた[ikita]>降りる[oriru] -> 降りた[orita]>求める[motomeru] -> 求めた[motometa]>食べる[taberu] -> 食べた[tabeta]>増える[fueru] -> 増えた[fueta]How to turn irregular verbs into the past tense>来る[kuru] -> 来た[kita]>する[suru] -> した[shita]ずる[zuru], じる[jiru] -> じた[jita]>命ずる[meizuru] / 命じる[meijiru]-> 命じた[meijista]>禁ずる[kinzuru] / 禁じる[kinjiru] -> 禁じた[kinjita]>生じる[shoujiru] -> 生じた[shoujita]
i wrote badder as the comparative form of bad and almost posted it on my discord server
I must be worse at English than anyone else.I used to get an incredibly bad grade on each English exam when I was in school.It's not to blame for the Japanese education system, it's my fault in every way.Everyone bursts out laughing when they see how shitty and how broken my English is.They tell me how I can be this bad at it despite I've learned the language for many years.I'm soooooooooo dumb that I can't even learn the easiest language in the world.My stupidity is beyond help, therefore the time won't come when I acquire it no matter how hard I study it.
gn happy weekend everyone!>>204110405but you are writing walls of perfect English right here~ ><
レゥちゃんかわゆなでなで
>>204098691https://jisho.org/search/見つかるif you look them up on this website you can see the option "show inflections" for some verbs.
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>>204110405Are you a newcomer?I cannot agree enough that the English education in Japan is garbage. Only recently it seems to be improving, reflecting feedback from native English speakers (I can't understand why such an essential thing had not been done for this long. This is by no means my personal opinion. Mark Petersen, a literature professor at Meiji University, has written a series of books that illustrate, with thorough and sharpshooting examples, how inaccurate and misleading the English textbooks used in Japan as lately as the 2010s were). We had been so badly conditioned by English classes that it would not be an exaggeration to say that we would be better off if we had never attended classes at all.However, it is totally wrong to think that the only way to learn things is through public education, and we should learn what we want to learn ourselves.I also think it is a myth that "English is an easy language".
>>204116137>Contrary to your opinion, I cannot complain enough that*
>Page 10Bump
How long did it take for you to get into Japanese comedy in Japanese?
心が乱れてる
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5EYYJbMJrFU気の弱いピエロさ
bump
Ohioございます。
One of the Tadoku stories is about a man in a taxi picking up a young girl at night to go home and it turns out she was dead after an accidentThis reminds me of Mayoi Hachikuji from Bakemonogatari
うーん
>>204126167
age
日本語スレッドに頭のおかしい爺がわいてきてる。話をまとめることもなく延々と意味のないことを言ってスレを消費していく爺がいる。
あれがpage 10毎だったらねぇ_(:3」∠)_
アイス食べたい。
Yojijukugo of the day是是非非 (ぜぜひひ)客観的に、また公平に物事を判断すること。
>>204130338page10毎でもあの爺はいらないわ。頭が悪い上に不快だし。
>>204130824何で君はその「爺」がそこまで嫌いのか?爺は何をやっている?
>>204130856あの爺は何か生理的に話し方といい考え方といい頭の悪さといいとても不快なんだよね。理由はよくわからないけど生理的に不快なの。延々とどうでもいいことをもったいつけて話すような話し方とか全体的に不快なんだよね
>>204130931なんか分かる。ムカつく顔をしてる人に合う感じだね。顔は見えんけど。
姉妹スレから避難してきましたよろしくおねがいします
I wish they'd provide marks for when names are usedFor example 乙姫 or 竜宮城In Chinese I think they mark this How do you deal with this as a beginner?
>>204131191>How do you deal with this as a beginner?You dont, you just suffer.
>>204131191Is it difficult? It's usually obvious from context which words are names - like, 99% of time it is a person who speaks or walks.Japanese has all these subject and topic markers が/は that make this a bit easier.>In Chinese I think they mark thisIn hk newspapers, books and official documents do mark names with underline but as far as I know this is not practiced in mainland. Causal writing and online we don't use these marks at all (imagine having to underline every names in your post lol).
>>204110720>perfect EnglishI will take that for a compliment.Thank you, Hong Kong anon.>>204116137>Are you a newcomer?Not really.If I remember correctly, 5 years and more have gone by since I came to DJT and posted something here for the first time.What I wrote at >>204110405 is bullshit or quite exaggerated, so please don't take me at my word.Well, it's true that I got a bad grade on each English exam as a student though.
>>204132528>I will take that for a compliment.yep I mean it. btw you can always check the text yourself with grammar checkers. Grammarly and languagetool are two good online checkers if you don't have Word already.
i feel lazy give me something to read i will read it
>>204133453僕のピコ。
>>204133453僕のピコ
>>204131110which one are you 姉 or 妹
>>204130800是非の強化版だと思ってたわ
>>204132803>Grammarly and languagetoolI had never used AI-based grammar checkers that assist me to write grammatical English, but the two you recommended me seem pretty useful in many ways.Much obliged for letting me know, Hong Kong anon!
>>204133856dabuti? dabuti?
Extremely funny picture
>>204134067can i have a mclolipussy and a cunny soda
>>204135289You're going to mcjail
>>204134530>Be careful, if you're exposed to a high level of radiation, you will end up becoming creepy weebs!>Extremely funnyIs this what Russians find hilarious?
>>204135654we should all laugh at weaboos
>>204135754Hey, that's not very nice. We dont come to your thread and slap the sailors cocks out of your mouth.
>>204135654It's hard to upset me, but your deliberately dismissive reaction to the funniest picture, which I spent 15 minutes reposting to amuse anons itt, once again destroys my naive hopes for the normal communication with the nippipo
バンプ。
>>204136503>Post insulting picture>Instantly play victim and guilt trip when people are insulted>"I-it was just a prank, bro"???
>>204136503Not gonna lie, I don't give a shit about how much time you spent on reposting the """funniest""" picture to entertain people here.Given that nobody but me replies to that post so far, your joke totally fell flat and you must be the only one who finds it extremely funny in this thread.
>>204138594>Insulting It's not, snowflake >>204138782Just because people in this half-dead thread aren't posting reaction posts like "kek"/"lmao"/etc doesn't mean they don't like this obviously funny pic, moreover, you are the only one who made an effort to pretend that it's not
>>204139980>It's not, snowflakeNow we're on to gaslighting?>image that implies heavily that radiation causes hentai addiction>filename "Radiation makes people anime.jpg">post it in the fucking Japanese learning threadThis man is trolling or fucking braindead.
月曜が近いよ
うるさいだmだれ
>>204134530KekLol evenand dare i say, lmaoIf i may be so bold, roflMan this obviously fake map is so funny
ごめんなさいトルコさん
怒っとる子(ﾎﾞｿｯ…
11月4日(月)日本は文化の日の振替休日でお休みです。
マジか楽してんなあお前ら
>>204139980>made an effort to pretend that it's notFor what?I just expressed my honest opinion about your joke and it was fucking lame.
>>204143615今年最後の3連休っすね
>page 10あげ
>>204046721https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgAJ2-Xpoqw
ヴァンプ
>>204098545難しすぎだろう。。。
電撃PlaystationとかDreamcastとか見てみたくて色々調べてんだがそういうのにいいサイトとか知ってますかhttps://www.retromags.com/magazines/jpn/dengeki-playstation/page/11/?d=5 こことかInternet Archiveとか調べたけどあまり見えるもんはないな
>>204098545>The woman asks him if he's going to work from now.>He answers her that he will study Japanese in Tokyo from April in perfect Japanese.>>204152865This is only the beginning of a large number of hardships you have to go through.Keep at it.
>>204037642
Learned anything new today?
シカト
>>204158137ゲーム情報なら4gamerにだいたいある
Why isn't 消す devoiced like です
お寿司だいすきWhat is お doing here?
>>204161360Is this bikago?Is お酒 fossilised bikago
>>204160591Japanese crepes are fucking huge
Why is 上手 acting like a i-adjective when it's a na adjective?It should be 上手く
>>204162027It sounds dumb ending it with two short U's separated by a consonant
>>204162027上手 is じょうず. 上手い is うまい.
>>204162193Two different words with the same meaning basically. But one of them is an adjective while the other is an adjectival noun.
>>204161795They also fool you by putting all the fruit just on the very top, don't they?
>>204162312There was a surprising amount of strawberries in the middle so I wasn't totally cheated like when I went to Aki :)
Learning about sushi>>204162095>>204162193Never mind I'm dumbIt's a na-adjective acting like a na-adjective
>>204163368やはり江戸前寿司しか勝たん! ( ˘ω˘)ｳﾑｯ
>>204163368Actually, I've never eaten traditional sushi (I mean, fermented sushi as in 鮒ずし) in my life.Pic related is what comes to mind first when I hear sushi.
https://gohoneko.neocities.org/grammar/taekim#155%20Honorific%20and%20Humble%20Conjugations
最近よく日本語で考える様になったな普段なら思考の3割くらいだけどこの一週間の間特に理由もなく突然6,7割にまで上ったな普段からよく外語で考えるから別に驚いている事情でもないし心配でもないけど、英語力衰えてしまったら困るな英語でなにか読んだり聞いたりするのも結構稀になったしな、思考する時と人を馬鹿にする時以外はほぼ使わん
why are the japanese into おなら so much
>>204165127you must not forget Turkish too! (´・ω:;.:...
>>204165155トルコ語で会話すると自然とそっちで考える様になるし別に問題などないやいずれ外国に移住したらその時は衰退してしまうかもしれないが、まあ遥か未来の事だし今はどうでもいいや
>>204165140
>>204165316source?
>>204165268Your brain is becoming nipponese...
>>204165140>Farts in my hand and then releases it up your nosehere you are :)
>>204165354what's the origin of this?
>>204165325でも何故か給料だけがどうしてもNipponeseになってくれないなGAHAHA
>>204165319怪異と乙女と神隠し
Just finished a folk story about 笠地蔵>>204163688The reader contains info about cups like that, they contain the names of ネタ Also I stopped reading the reader because it got too difficult
>>204165453Btw is there an easy way to read pdfs which don't let you select text?It's becoming a pain having to write the kanji out for kanji recognition
>>204165495>is there an easy way to read pdfs which don't let you select text?OCR
Yojijukugo of the day一杯機嫌 (いっぱいきげん)酒に酔って、気持ちよさそうにしていること。また、そのさま
>>204165642酒池肉林といきたいところですの(゜∀。)ﾜﾋｬﾋｬﾋｬﾋｬﾋｬﾋｬ
俺は女子高生中出し好き. すべては生涯を通じて、俺が女子高生おまんこがほしい!
I've been studying for 9 months. Is it just me or is ChatGPT pretty useful? I've noticed it has weakness with certain things, but sometimes I ask it what a particle is doing in a sentence, for instance, and have an "aha" moment. But I see people online saying it's really bad to use it cause it makes things up, and as a learner it's difficult to discern that. Just now I saw も in a sentence and it didn't make sense to me. I thought it had a different meaning than the も particle that I already know, but ChatGPT explained it to me in a way that I was able to get it. But this is obviously super basic grammar, I have no idea how it performs for more advanced stuff cause I'm not at that level yet.
>>204166008すもももももももものうち( ｰ`дｰ´)ｷﾘｯ
bru letting robots teach him
>>204165127>最近よく日本語で考える様になったな>>204166008I've never tried it, but sometimes I see people in here post images of it making up nonsensical stuff>why not just ask here instead~
>>204165359
not farting of the day: とっぴんぱらりのぷうずっとおなら技のひとつと思ってたのに… Fart Art Offline... orz=3めでたし めでたし
>兀Heh
尾は、前よしもうと重いです What is the と doing here?A monkey is fishing with his tail and is waiting until it's heavy enough
>>204168052Fuck I misread the character尾は、前よりもうと重いです
>>204168139Isn't it a もっと
>>204168155That's what I thought.
>>204168155Goddamn it, it isThanks
>>204166008However I would like some peaches too
>>204168199どいたま!
Feeling peachy? ><
God I can't wait to read Kanadehon Chūshingura in the original languageWhat were your biggest motivations for learning Japanese?
>>204171070I wanted to feel superior to otakuThen I became an otaku
>>204171274I can relateThat's a part of my motivation with any language
>>204166008I've never used ChatGPT, but I hear many Japanese learners including you say it's pretty useful, so if you used it properly, then it would assist you to understand Japanese more deeply and more efficiently.However, keep in mind that it doesn't necessarily give you correct answers all the time.I remember it couldn't distinguish the difference between いる[iru] and ある[aru] when an anon here asked it a question about basic Japanese grammar.
https://github.com/llm-jp/awesome-japanese-llmhttps://wandb.ai/wandb-japan/llm-leaderboard/reports/Nejumi-LLM-Leaderboard-Evaluating-Japanese-Language-Proficiency--Vmlldzo2MzU3NzIy
>>204171274Are you me?I was also just vain and wanted to prove to myself i could do something most fail at.What i ended up doing was becoming a turbotaku.
>>204166008>Just now I saw も in a sentence and it didn't make sense to me. I thought it had a different meaning than the も particle that I already know, but ChatGPT explained it to me in a way that I was able to get it.>But this is obviously super basic grammar, I have no idea how it performs for more advanced stuff cause I'm not at that level yet.Without giving a concrete example its impossible to say whether it was correct or not. However it can't be any worse than the kind of advice you used to get online, so go for it.
>>204174816>日本人嫌いでも不倫で仗助をしっかりこさえてるんだよなぁ(^_^;)
>>204174816>日本人許せないIt might be just me, but something feels off with 許せない in this case.In my opinion, it's better to use 許さない instead.Actually, Joseph says 許さん (=許さない) even in the original scene dubbed in Japanese.Sorry if this nitpicky correction is unwanted.
>>204176832>Actually, Joseph says 許さん (=許さない) even in the original scene dubbed in Japanese.あのエピソードを昔見ましたので勘違いしていた。>Sorry if this nitpicky correction is unwanted.いえいえ、いつもわざわざ訂正してくれてありがとう。
>>204178690>見ました見た*
まだ時間かかりそうですかねぇ・・・
So I suck at kanji... I dont know if Im retarded or something, but I just cant memorize them. No matter how many anki cards I memorize I still look at simplest kanji like its some kind of math equation. Should I just ignore them for now?
>>204166008>But I see people online saying it's really bad to use it cause it makes things up, and as a learner it's difficult to discern that. Thats true, its just how LLMs work sadly. Its better to ask things here or just do a google search.
>>204179318このセリフに反応する自分が嫌い
>>204181378
>>204181378そんなつもりで言ってった訳じゃないんだけどねえ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJBMYV9e1Nc
チンとチンが触れ合ったとき
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aOD2is3Siykhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QwWc7mLN-k8
>>204179710Keep in mind that kanji are not meaningless sets of lines or curves, but they are embedded in words or sentences that have meaning.The more you encounter sentences where those kanji are used in various ways, the more you'll get familiar with them in an organic way.
>>204184489>Keep in mind that kanji are not meaningless sets of lines or curves嘘は。。。だめですよ。
はよ310まで行けや
>>204185094>>204179710Well, I tried to say that at least kanji is not a randomly generated geometric pattern, something you have no clue about what it is and have to memorize purely by rote.And you can internalize their forms and meaning through reading.
>>204179710You can't memorize 一 or 出 or 田? Then you might have a real problem. If not then you just have not tried long enough to memorize other stuff.
>>204057095おい、こら
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