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: >>218853726
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ウマッ( ºﾛº)!!
カッパ! Σ(OωO )
>>218895063>-ísima is lost in translation"Holiest Trinity", it's just that the "Santíssima Trindade" is only called "Santa" in English.>>218894581>What does the name of the (official or de facto) capital of your country mean?Brasília - City of Brazil, so it means nothing.São Paulo (de facto capital) - Saint Paul, from the Bible's Paul The Apostle.
また夜型になってしまうおやすみ
>>218910630good night ;3
>js4なにそれ、女子小学生4年なのか
>>218911348yup ;3
>>218911366え、意外とシンプルだったわね
日本の学校組織について解説してくれる記事や動画はありませんのかこのjc2は女子中学生2年に相当するのが明らかだが、中学って英語圏におけるjunior highなのか、それともmiddle schoolなのか。自分はあんまり学校行ってないので、こういうことはさっぱり。
>>218911663>js1~6(6~12yo)elementary school>js1~3(12~15yo)junior high school>jk1~3(15~18yo)high school>jd1~4(18~22yo)college
>>2189116636yrs 小学校 elementary school3yrs 中学校 junior high school3yrs 高校 senior high schoolhttps://youtu.be/0xa3dlx9YVU?si=aBcxC6OQf4vL06I-
>metres>humour>colourこればっかりはアメリカにつくぜ...
>>218913187
>>218913187なお、EUは基本的にイギリスの綴りを採用しているもよう>3.1. Irish/British spelling. Follow standard Irish/British usage, but remember that influences are crossing the Atlantic all the time (for example, the spellings program and disk have become normal Irish/British usage in information technology, while sulfur has replaced sulphur in scientific and technical usage).>Do use a spellchecker, set to UK English, as an aid. Remember, though, to use your judgement and in case of doubt check in this guide or a dictionary.>As a general rule, the first spelling given on the Oxford Dictionaries Premium website (subscription required), or on the Oxford Learner’s Dictionaries website, should be followed (making sure in each case that the British English dictionary is selected).>An exception to this rule is the spelling of -is-/-iz- words (see below).>3.2. -is-/-iz- spelling. Use the -is- spelling. Both spellings are correct, but this rule is to be followed for the sake of consistency in EU texts.>3.3. Note, however, that the names of bodies in other English-speaking countries retain the original spellings, e.g. US Department of Defense; Australian Laborソース: https://commission.europa.eu/system/files/2023-11/styleguide_english_dgt_en.pdf
>>218911663In addition to what two Japanons explained, compulsory education in Japan covers a total of 9 years.>6 years in 小学校 (elementary school)>3 years in 中学校 (junior high school / lower secondary school).高校 formally called 高等学校 (senior high school / upper secondary school) is not compulsory, but 98.8 percent of junior high schoolers go on to senior high schools as of 2020.(To enter a senior high school, you have to take an interview and pass an entrance examination)The most common type of senior high school is the full-time schooling system, but some schools offer the part-time schooling system or correspondence education.
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I always thought 生臭い is read なまくさい but jisho.org says its なまぐさい。 Are both correct or is it just plain wrong to say なまくさい? Rendaku is sometimes hard to understand.
>>218914810always なまぐさい
>>218914810I always pronounce it as なまぐさい and I've never heard anyone read it as なまくさい in my life.
みんなー、明日はマンケツだよ!スノーマンケツなんだよー
https://youtu.be/hWhgrA2dhrk?si=Lozk3YxLw8pMSTWQ
slow...............steady.................
>>218915438Erai! Sono choushi!
>Page 10
race.......
冠詞撤廃委員会ここに発足す
(i)⊂oo = (O)
>>218915438>>>/jp/djt
>>218920012冠詞に親でも殺されたん?
It's always satisfying when you get a big chunk of Chinese and you actually understand it.
>>218922147i cant visit that board i will jack off furiously for hours if i do
Japanese has two equivalents of the word "emperor."One is 皇帝 [koutei] and the other is 天皇 [ten'nou].Japanese-English dictionaries describe the former refers to non-Japanese emperors whereas the latter refers to emperors of Japan, but I don't think the explanation is enough.The word 皇帝 usually indicates a monarch or sovereign of an empire other than Japan, but the word 天皇 doesn't only mean a monarch or sovereign of Japan but also the head of Shinto because 天皇 and his family used to be said to be the mythical descendant of the goddess of the sun 天照大神 [Amaterasu Oomikami] that shows up in Japanese mythology, which is why 天皇 was thought of as 現人神 [arahitogami] (a god who appeared in the world in human form) until the GHQ that occupied Japan after WW2 made him proclaim that he is not a god but a human being.To be brief, the world 天皇 doesn't only refer to a sovereign of Japan but also the head of the religion (just like a pope who is not only the head of the Catholic Church but also a sovereign of the Vatican City State).However, foreigners who don't know much about this ask Japanese people why Japan still addresses him as the "emperor" even though Japan is no longer an empire ruling other ethnic groups.I don't think the word "emperor" is the right word for the position 天皇, another or new word should be used.
>>218927429Interesting, maybe simply taking tennou as a loan word would be best, as with pharaoh
>>218929691Didn't they refer to the Emperor as Mikado in English newspapers in the past?
何言ってんのう( *´∀`)σ")´Д` )ﾂﾝﾂﾝ
>>218929754Seems like it, I was only familiar with that as a word for pick up sticks game
>>218929754
オヤジギャグは世界で滑ってんのう(;´Д｀)ﾊｧﾊｧ
>>218929837ロコすぞ
>>218930112>オリンピック出場ならずロコせなかったねぇ…(´Д⊂ｸﾞｽﾝ
揉みたおす
今日はマンケツだよーー
レイシス・ヴィ・フェリシティ・煌
https://ci-en.dlsite.com/creator/5841/article/1712024
今日の夜はマンケツ綺麗だって
>>218932072my belly is very much full ( ´ω` )ﾃﾞﾌﾞｩ
>>218932072My belly is Very berry
せやかてRとL使い分けれんもん _(:3｣ ∠)_
味はどう?>>218932785流石舌の位置は違うのに
今日の夜のマンケツ楽しみだね(˶ᐢωᐢ˶)
>>218932980呂律が回らないのれすら(^q^)so I need to practice more tongue twister :p
>>218933187頑張る英語の発音のほうがもっと難しいみたいね
あげ
今日マンケツの日だよ
If the author uses 旧字体 for certain words occasionally, is there any special meaning to it or is it just their writing style? I saw 唖然 spelled as 啞然 and some other words use them too
>>218934502>is there any special meaning to it or is it just their writing style?latter desu
>>218934524Thank you
今日はスノーマンケツだよ
>>218935993これはよいわんわん(∪＾ω＾)
マンケツめっちゃ綺麗だよ!!!
実は、スノーマンケツって興味を引くよ
>>218937448これはよいにゃんにゃん(ΦωΦ)
>>218937604スノーマンケツ綺麗すぎだよ!!!
ฅ(º ﾛ º ฅ)ふぉぉぉ
あぁマンケツをマンキツ(〇)
>>218937733ほら!
>>218939613みんな大好きラバーダック! ( ﾟ∋ﾟ)
>Alaska: exclave of the United States>French Guiana: exclave of France>Kaliningrad Oblast: exclave of Russia>East Prussia: exclave of inter-war Germany>West Berlin: exclave of West GermanyTell me more exclaves/enclaves that exist(ed) in the world!
鬼頭に帰投
>>218941102などと意味不明な供述をしており、警察では精神鑑定を含め動機の解明にあたる方針です
>>218941102鬼頭と言えば、声優の鬼頭明里さんが思い浮かんだ
>>218940933
>>218941340Thank you!
>>218940933They should've kept Dahala Khagrabari because it was cool
>>218942402How the fuck did that come about???Anyways, thank you!
why the fuck are Japs like this? if you've ever wondered why korean posters sometimes attack Japan, its because of schizos like this. there are like twenty of these fucking spamming JJaps
>>218946933Protip: Just ignore or filter mentally ill shitposters like him.Also, you're better off holding back from using derogatory words like "japs" if you don't want to be equated with him.
>>218913187have another one: past tenses and gerunds with more than one syllable that end in l>UK: cancelled and cancelling, travelled and travelling, labelled and labelling, modelled and modelling, shovelled and shovelling, yodelled and yodelling>US: canceled and canceling, traveled and traveling, labeled and labeling, modeled and modeling, shoveled and shoveling, yodeled and yodelingnote: there are exceptions: controlled, patrolled, expelled>>218914748I hate to admit it but I'd never leave my bag on the rack, I'd take my luggage with me to the bathroom, I'd never leave anything in my bycicle's basket, and I'd never leave anything in a locker room outside of a locker. really says a lot huh>>218927429>皇帝what about 帝王. e.g. 宇宙の帝王 (つまり、フリーザ様)
why do JAPS fall for the same bait every time? holy shit
>>218948991read these threadsJaps always reply with the same shit https://desuarchive.org/int/search/image/fSitWLdLd-60O5UJ51uG5A/type/op/
>>218948991have you Japs ever wondered why people don't make "Japanese man in Korea" threads? because you fucking spergy retards freak out while Koreans ignore bait
>>218949014being so obsessed is bad for your mental health
>>218953330こいつはカレェー!
エロってなんなんやろ
パンツなんてただの布です(｀･ω･´)=3ﾌﾝｽ
布見ただけで怒るのなんでなん?
怒ってないよ(#^ω^)ﾋﾟｷﾋﾟｷ
Korean man in Japan
>>218957076owari da... :O
sad korean men...
>>218956743なんと厄介な布やで
なぜ局所を見られたくないのか、それが問題だ
イケメン無罪に嫉妬
