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://web.archive.org/web/20220326112137/https://itazuraneko.neocities.org/grammar/masterreference.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: >>217449641
I have killed DJT...gomen'nasai
I've seen some posts saying Japanese poster's English is stiff. Is that true?I am somewhat aware of itself. I don't know how to use expressions not found in textbooks.
>>217580209Hello, I am planning my first travel to Japan in the next few months. I have read the language guide but it seems very comprehensive. Can anyone recommend a guide for some very basic things to help a tourist get by? Things like basic greetings and directions that I could learn within a few weeks.Also, is there anywhere I can read up on basic customs to know for travel? I'm worried I might miss things and cause offense. For example, I am a smoker. In Australia we are banned from smoking indoors, but it's very common to smoke on streets and in outdoor crowds which I understand is illegal in Japan. I have learned some other things from anime/games, eg shoes off indoors and be quiet on the train. I have dreamed of traveling to Japan for many years and want to ensure that I'm not causing any problems or offense for locals.
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いやそいつは、お前がバカなだけで…
>>217580853couldnt be better! >:3
>>217580209holy sexo
>>217580756https://www.fluentu.com/blog/japanese/japanese-travel-phrases/
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>>217581952Thank you very much for your help. This is exactly the sort of thing I need.
>>217584860fuckable
ニコニコでは、12月15日(月)から12月22日(月)の7日間、音声合成キャラクター結月ゆかり・紲星あかりさんの誕生祭を開催します。誕生日は12月22日です。結月ゆかりさん・紲星あかりさんの動画を投稿・視聴し、お祝いコメントを送って記念日をお祝いしましょう
寝ねば
Is it recommended to not use translated media for learning? I was gonna play Hogwarts Legacy in Japanese but saw a post saying that the translation is not great, so I'm wondering if it would do more harm than good.
https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm43412400ていうかもうすでに月曜
>>217596428I don't think playing action games can work as study material. I think your time should be best spent consuming content in general (anime, novels, news articles, podcasts, vtubers) or playing エロゲ.Also I think it's fine to watch translated stuff.
ウンコしろ
gomennasaimenbokunasasugiru
>DeadJT
I'm not realI'm not a real human
今だに
右往左往
雨天決行荒天中止
no one likes me because I'm stupid
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-veINMfQwA
>>217608006ちいかわ居るじゃん!? :O
some days I wish I could eliminate my own self
>>217608952today is the day! (｢・ω・)｢ｶﾞｵｰ
マヨネーズは飲み物です
>>217609120はやまるなかんがえなおせ:(´◦ω◦ `):
>>217609176デブリカ人の日常
>>217609361僕はソイソースだ( っ ｡•ω•｡ c )ﾎﾟﾖﾝﾎﾟﾖﾝ
>>217598389>I don't think playing action games can work as study material
you can learn languages from action games like this :3https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fy4BrSi8Pj0
なぜかピーナッツバター1つを全部食べてしまった
>>217610498your lineage makes do it ;3
sometimes I don't know how to take ちゃんと it seems to be used very freely by some people.
>>217610545もしかしてそれで唐揚げも食べすぎた
ちゃんと仕事しろ
＼＼\\٩( 'ω' )و ////
もうすぐ初日の出暴走
>Page 10
>Page 10Dead thread....
I'm dyingMy heart is failingI'm bleeding inside, I'm going to die
>>217619347Cell me when you died
ギャルの財布おくれ
>>217580209That's a nice image, I would like to be there
>>217621714いつでもどうぞ
ちんこりん
It's so over for meFarewell
is it too late to learn japanese at 39 years old? 39 is still young!
>>217628320not if you're 39 years old but yes if you're 39 years young
Is renshuu good or not?
>>217580209Lol
i was playing persona 4 and i'm sure one of the questions i could ask nanako was お父さんが心配?which must mean "are you worried about your dad?" but why is it が?it can't mean "is your dad worried?" because how would she know?i'll never understand が
>>217631741in japanese you describe something with an adjective to express your feelings about it, while in english we normally use a verblike, we say "I hate vegetables" (vegetables is the object of the verb)but in japanese you say 野菜が嫌いだ (野菜 is the subject of an adjective)or "I like ice cream" (ice cream is object)but アイスが好きだ (ice cream is the subject)those are the classic examples where everyone learns "lol japanese is so weird"but actually it's the same with all kinds of feelingslike "I'm scared of spiders" (spiders is in a complement position or whatever, and we say "I am scared," as if it's an action we're doing)but in japanese 蜘蛛が怖い (describing 蜘蛛 with an adjective 怖い)or "I miss home" ("miss" is a verb that we do and "home" is the object)but in japanese お家が恋しい (describe 家 with an adjective)心配だ is another feeling adjective 君のことが心配だ "I'm worried about you” (describe 君のこと with the adjective 心配)
>>217632046i understand this, thanks. i think it's because it was a question that i got confused by it
I literally can't stop eating dicks
>>217632864that's why your heart's exploding
>>217633409You don't know me
>>217633445you know I know you :)
Everyday Young Life J U N E S !https://youtu.be/0d9Oqm0Dt60?si=lxu866H4B8IwASww
「が」と「は」“a”と“the”
自觀己身 猶如火聚是名自正
「年」の書き方を覚えるのは難航の技。 ニーモニック ほしい
>>217637603I didn't come up with any good ideaJUST REMEMBER IT !!!
My theory is that English's preference for describing emotions towards things through stative verbs and Japanese's preference for describing them through adjectives comes from the subject-prominance and topic-prominance of those langaugesIn English, all verbs are thought of as having a subject, a noun or phrase that is tied to the verb, and is either doing the verb, or is the reciever of a verb in passive constructions. ("The bird flies", "The cat runs", "The fish swims". "Flies", "Runs", "Swims" are all considered grammatically incomplete in english). You can see the extreme of this in dummy pronouns, like in the phrase "It rained". ("Rained" describes an action that occured but not necessarily done by anything. Still, it needs the "it" to make it grammatically complete, even if "it" refers to nothing at all).Meanwhile, Japanese verbs describe actions that just happen, not actions that are being done. 逃げる translates to "(I/she/he/it) runs" and is fully grammatically correct. Any clarifying addition to the sentence is a topic related to a verb, not an explicit subject (私は走る, "For me, (I) run", 今日は走る, "Tomorrow, (I/she/he/it) will run", マラソンは走る, "(At) the Marathon, (I/she,he,it) will run).Even though particle が is sometimes called the "subject" particle and does seem to imply a subject in certain idiomatic constructions.So considering English verbs describe "doing" things and Japanese verbs describe "happening" things, its natural that English describes emotional states as stative verbs being performed by an agent (liking, worrying, hating, missing) which isn't as natural of a conclusion as in Japanese. Hence why Japanese defaults to describing emotions by painting outside objects with adjectivesお父さんが心配My father is a concernアイスが好きだIce cream is something likedお家が恋しいMy home is something missed
is みたいな感じ the japanese equivalent to saying 'like' all the time and putting it in every sentence?
>>217638790Augie is liked by us :3>>217638958デンマーク風ハンバーグお上がりよ! (* ´ ﹃｀*)
>>217638790I'm a noob but fascinating
>>217639408何故か敬語使いながらを「俺」をも使うんだ、俺。
>>217639050恐縮です, 楽しんでください!
>>217638216三コマ漫画を出した。もう忘れない!
>>217639818youve finally mastered 年! :)
>>217639818cute
>>217639818おもしろいw
漫画かくのめんどくせぇえええ!
朝ごはん :ひよこ豆パンケーキを食べた、いま牛乳を飲む
trying to kill me huh
I'm curious about how Black English is passed down.
