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.htmlGrammar references: https://djtguide.github.io/grammar/grammarmain.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: >>214690679
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>>214923312ntr is more popular than any other genre in big 2025 desu
does a child predator mean an adult who preys on children or a child who rapes adults?
>>214923552whats going on this year
>>214923127pixiv is better these days
>>214923576後者
終電…行っちゃったね(*´Д`)ﾊｧﾊｧ
Why do japan hate us so much
>>214928155I wanna pitch up your incredibly high nose! (｢・ω・)｢ｶﾞｵｰ
*pinchnooooo, I shall die (´・ω:;.:...
what can i read if i'm starting out and yotsubato is too hard for me
>>214928854why is it for beginners? :/
>>214928854boku no pico
>>214928854If you have little knowledge of kanji, how about giving children's books a try?I, for one, recommend reading ぐりとぐら / Guri and Gura (pic related).It's aimed at kids who don't know much about kanji and I used to read it as a kid many times too.Reasons why I think it matches Japanese beginners are:>every sentence is written in full kana.>words are moderately separated by spaces>Japanese used in the book is simpler and easier than Yotsubato.>It's translated into many languages (English, French, Dutch, Danish, Spanish, Chinese, Korean, Thai, and Khmer).
やる気がない。。。。
why is this thread always dead?
>>214937032日本語は難しすぎる
セクスがない
>>214923127
>>214938866This anime made me believe that I couldn't befriend two girls at the same time because they would eventually start fight over me.
>>214941077どんな女性とでも親しみたくない。
>>214930710but i want to learn kanji, something that introduces them slowly would be nice but with yotsubato you have a lot of them at once
can someone explain what くらい does in this sentence?
>>214942586it means "to the extent that" I also like coffee [to the extent that] I drink it too much
>>214943519i see, its still confusing for some reason, but put the reason into words.
>>214943700i cant put the reason into words*寝なきゃ
>>214941227
>>214945055ゲイじゃなくて自閉症だ。自閉症すぎるから女性と話せない。
>>214942414just go for it, every sentence is going to be progress at this point, you don't have to rush it
>>214927720電車があんまり乗らないだから彼女何が言っているのわかんねまぁ自信満々な早苗が可愛いので問題なし
>>214945640well no shit it's just that last time i got to that level for like the 5th time i gave up at some point
>>214946699if you know polish and english then it's not like you haven't done it before, twice even
>>214947241fuck me dude i was watching minecraft mod showcase videos when i was 8 years old i was C2 by the time i was in high school not like i'd fucking know what it's like to learn a language i just watched a shit ton of youtube, i want to get to a point where i can do the same with japanese but it has this stupid fucking writing system
>>214928854There's a lot of resources out there for yotsubate explaining the dialect and slang. You could look those up and keep going and learn a lot. Yotsubato is not the easiest manga for beginners. Your first read will be very hard either way though.You could try a moe VN like はなひらっ! with a texthooker. It might bore you to death if you're not interested in this stuff since there's not much of a plot, but it has voices so you get some listening practice too, simpler language, and you can look up all words with texthooker (you can do the same with Mokuro for manga btw). It was my first read and it took quite a long time, much much longer than anyone on vndb.>>214930710>>every sentence is written in full kana.Ironically this makes it harder for foreigner beginners who have not yet started associating the words with the sound and still rely strongly on kanji to indicate the meaning of the word. A child wont hesitate with くすりをのむ, an absolute beginner might be unsure about both words despite having just studied 薬 and 飲む.>>214946699Is there something you want to read or watch? You need to find something you want to enjoy to keep going after the beginning stage just like you did as a child learning english. The goal for us that time wasn't the language, it was to understand things we were interested in.When you reach that point again you need to keep going. I spent a few hundred hours even with fairly low comprehension reading visual novels I was interested in during that stage before I started watching anime and youtube and things started mostly taking care of itself (I still do anki and read a lot though, it's too addictive).
>>214947835im going for a walk i'll read that post later
>>214947889No rush, don't worry.
Hundred line一周して来たど何もかも面白かったっすわ、ダンガンロンパのV3がイマイチだったからちょっと心配してたけど必要なかったようだな一週目は終えたんでこっからは色んなエンディングが迎えられるようになったねこの作品の特徴の一つはエンディングはすべてで100もあるって事らしいおそらくストーリ上の大きな分岐点は20ぐらいあるんだろうな、エンディングの半分ぐらいはどうでもいい、他のエンディングと大差のない奴だろうしルートの一部もクソつまらないと聞く。ライターが沢山いてそれぞれ別々のルートを書いてんだから当たり前かな取り合えず2週目は適当に手探りでもして、それ以降は攻略でも見ながらやろうと思う
Would manga from コロコロ help? Most series are available and since they are for children they may be easier.
>>214947942>エンディングはすべてで100もあるって事らしい百パー攻略志向の人には可哀想だTrue Endingを見つけたら、次のゲームを起動する。全部を攻略しなくてもいいと思う興味を引かれないキャラでもスキップする(´・ω・｀)
>>214948128>百パー攻略どうやら200時間ぐらいかかるらしいぞ俺は面白いルートをだけやろうと思う>True Endingそういうのはないらしい?公式だって好きなエンドをトゥルーエンド扱いしてどうぞと言ってたらしいな
What's the cultural explanation to light novels lengthy titles?
>>214949228According to Nikkei,>講談社ラノベ文庫編集長の猪熊泰則氏によれば、ライトノベルも昔は「とらドラ!」(KADOKAWAアスキー・メディアワークス、06年)など、「読んだときの音の響きが良い4文字のタイトルがはやっていたが、08年に電撃文庫から出た『俺の妹がこんなに可愛いわけがない』のヒットで状況が変わった」。同書の累計発行部数は全12巻で500万部。このヒットを受け、他の出版社もこぞって説明口調にしたタイトルのライトノベルを出すようになったという。https://www.nikkei.com/article/DGXMZO79378990W4A101C1000000/
>>214949661Lol. Do they sound silly to native speakers?
can doggie doo be used as a slug for dodgers?
>>214950424>as a *slang
>>214949926I don't care much.What counts for me is the work itself.
(￣ω￣)
ぷ
>>214953961こう見えてもお茶に毒を盛る飲んではいけない、覚えとけよ
>>214924656>can find things on pixiv>can't find anything on twatter
(´・ω・`)
>>214954030
起きなさい!
https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm39858306
>>214958726KO・WA・I (´;ω;｀)
あああ、遅くまで起きてしまうのに、来週は新しい仕事を始める。。。しまった。
Sorry to ask a retarded question, but can the phrasal verb ”sell out” be used when you give up your own country to the enemy for your own gain (money, political power, etc.)? Just like:>クヴィスリングはナチスドイツに自分の国を売った。>Quisling sold out his own country to Nazi Germany.By the way, I already know his name "quisling" itself is used as the English equivalent for a traitor.
>>214962938はい!
>>214963057ありがとう
