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: >>224854466
>DeadJT
>>224980140乙( ˘ω˘ ) ｽﾔｧ…
this anki link is dead
もうすこし粘れや
>>224980213日本語が難しいです。ご理解ください
お休み(∪｡∪)｡｡｡zzZ
あれもってこい
Learning Japanese for the AMWF Queen
例年100敗の負け犬シカゴ・ホワイトソックス、今年は見事ポストシーズンシリーズへ進出https://youtube.com/shorts/AjR2wavhe1c?si=p8C43zM0AFzKHoqe
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im sure im the thread stopper, amn't I? (´・ω:;.:...
>>224982340I can only find it on nyaa now https://nyaa.si/view/1346786 , although there are of course other decks too>some people advise against anki altogether, just see what works for you~
>>224993116アバ茶作ればよかったのにね
>>224993951たのピクちゃん一番搾り…(ﾟAﾟ;)ｺﾞｸﾘ
if you say 'im cold', do you mean you feel cold, youre sick or could it mean either?
>>224993969泡立ってるから糖尿病やね
>>224994026おにぎり食べすぎだからね(´~｀)ﾓｸﾞﾓｸﾞ
>>224994059症状で喉渇くから水筒デカいんすね〜(適当)
>>224994017Basically "cold" alone is an adjective and means low temperature and "a cold" is a noun and is a common name of a sickness."I'm cold" means you feel cold or you are a cold person(do not show empathy)."I got cold" means you felt cold (past tense)"I have a cold" means you are sick."I got a cold"/"I caught a cold" means you got sick (past tense)
>>224994192that makes a lot of sense thanks
>>224989894ピザ?
>>224994192>>224994292>"I got a cold"/"I caught a cold" means you got sick (past tense)Just by their own they mean that you are currently sick though>>224993969たのシッコ〜
スレ息せんかい オレ急旋回 (( (ง ˘ω˘ )ว ))
チン圧
イタリア+日本
>>224997165>岡村さんあらまあ、時の流れ早すぎますよね
>>225000035オカレモンなっつwwwwww
>>225001150なっつじゃなくてふるうつなんですよ〜古だけに
>>224999816>イタリア+日本+ドイツ
ドイツもこいつもロリコンばっかり
>>225001828>fruit古いっと...φ(・ω・ )ﾒﾓﾒﾓこりゃ一本取られましたで ;3>>225002015ぐるぐるエロい(@_@;)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCIhPF1MYQs
>>225002201>ぐるぐるエロい(@_@;)えっ?おじさんあっち系でしたの?
>>225002373(ヾﾉ-ω-`)ﾅｲﾅｲ
>>225002444なくない?!
>>225002484アリ! ナシ! あれどっち(@_@;)
>>225002863アリに決まってんだよ?
>>225003089お仕舞いってことやな! ( ˘ω˘)ｽﾔｧ
>>225003192やおい夢を!
>>225002015可愛い
>>225003210great chatting with you おすとりゃん! ( ˘ω˘).｡oO(英語やらんと…
>>225003407You were chatting with AI the whole time :3
>>225002015正義
エミきゃわ( ˘ω:;.:...
>>225003598>( ˘ω:;.:...顔文字、行かないで!
wanna listen to easy listening japanese yotube video to immerse but dont wanna listen to w*men yap about their daily lives impossible
>>225004268https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPA2NZ_ucqBnc6XHi-lozp95aBan0dUTl
>>225003579Sauce?>this better not be shopped
>>225005133Idk, it's an old image.
主人がオオアリクイに殺されてから1年経ちました
>>225005245Ah unlucky, but thanks
yoroshpoo onigayshimasu
Sorry to ask a stupid question about English, but what's the plural form of "euro" as a unit of currency?Let's say you want to tell someone how much you paid for something you wanted.Do you need to put an "s" at the end of the unit when it's plural?Or just like yen (Japanese yen), is it considered the plural form the way it is?
>>225009388I think either is acceptable. At least where I am it's more common to say "euros", probably because that's how you pluralise "pound".I get the feeling official government documents and stuff would be more likely to use "euro" as the plural
>>225009388Both are valid. Euros is more casual and Euro is the official AFAIK
>>225009388Euro.
>>225009388https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Language_and_the_euro#English>In the English-language version of European Union legislation, the unit euro, without an s, is used for both singular and plural. However, the plural euros is also in everyday use.[22] Many style guides, such as those from the Associated Press[23] and The Economist,[24] specify the plural euros, and major dictionaries describe it as the most common form.[25][26][27]
>>224993882thanks anon
>>225009482>>225009648>>225009653>>225010389I see, thank you so much for answering!
誰か助けて性欲が強すぎてやばい毎日3時間はmasturbationに費やしている時間の無駄
先生が質問する時に「知りません」と答えるのは駄目ですか?なぜです?
>>225021975先生が悲しいです
無スリム
It's 2026 and Japanese is still the only major language in the world without a single widely known test that actually tests output.The language is at its peak of popularity, and its alleged "best certification (N1)" is a dogshit reading test that only proves you're now ready to start stepping over beginner-intermediate.
>>225023661Italian Zainichi
RTAinJapan見てる
/((i))\
∩〇〇
教イク!教イク!教イク!射精!射精!射精!教イク!教イク!教イク!射精!射精!射精!教イク!教イク!教イク!射精!射精!射精!
never happened in UK :3
>>225029600yabai! :O
AIが進化しても俺の仕事はなぜ存在し続いてるかマジで謎すぎるわざわざ金払ってまで俺に来なくてもチャッピー使えば?分からんコミックでも今時レタリングまで終始やってくれる無料システムが山ほどあるし余計に分からんはよ必要じゃなくなりたい死なせてくれ
>>225011011>>225016119You're welcome :)>>225027456胸にかけて胸に
>>225025074かわいい
麵食べるぜ
>>225034700麵と向って食事に挑む猛者
>>225034700yay
>>225034792>>225034807おわった速いに食べ過ぎたんだすんみあせんあしたに余り物あるよかった
中国、日本、アジアの以外、イタリアも麵にくれた心からありがとうございます
かわいいがいっぱい
いいっぱいおおっぱい
鴨は好きです
鴨南蛮食べたい_(:3｣ ∠)_
Anyone know, what shop they are referring to? I think it's meant to be a real clothing shop.
Dead JT>>225041668need more context to help
あげ
today's dinner
>>225048959never happened irl ;3
>>225049195
>>225049383クソ、キツキツマンコのメスガキとのセ◯クスがどれほど最高か想像してみろよ!!!マジで勃◯が収まらねえ!!!俺のせいじゃない、このメスガキが悪いんだよ!!!あああああああああ、イクイクイクイク!!!>メスガキを"""分からせる"""のが大好きなおっさんよりDamn, imagine how f*ckin' good s*x with a mesugaki who has a tight pussy is!!!How the f*ck could I stop getting hard!!??It's NOT my fault but hers!!!AAAHHHHHHHHHH, I'M CUUUMMMIIIINNNGGGG!!!>t. an uncle who loves """correcting""" mesugakis.
>>225050777翻訳いらねーよ。いや、見直せばどんな言語でも全文いらねー。
>>224980140Konichiwa dudesWhat are the best books to learn about Japan? I mean overall culture, history, etc.
>>225050777お前が悪いな
>>225051109中学の社会の教科書
久客未還鄉 中秋倍可傷暮天飛旅雁 故國在衡陽島外歸雲迥 林間墜葉黃數宵千里夢 時見舊書堂
>>225051109Just ask to perplexity to create a pdf about japan's history. AI are trained with books
>>225050777
キンメしゃんしゅきぃ…_(:3｣ ∠)_
ピザありがとうイタリさん
bumpsps
>>225054084いえいえ!
>>225057601Worth every yen
>>225057601I found cat balls gachamon in harajuku
>>225050777Don't imagine it; experience it!
the feeling isn't youthe sense isn't youthe experience isn't youit's just something that's there
I've come to confess I've done it againI've spent the entire afternoon rambling on /v/ about the struggles of Japanese learning instead of studying, againPlease forgive me fatherまたやっちゃった勉強にまったく集中できず、ストレス発散対策として日本語の勉強の困難について書き込みを書きまくって、せっかくの日曜日を無駄に過ごしてしまった許してください、神父様
>>225061097I find it funny how the 2 versions turned out so radically different. The lack of vocabulary is really showing (rambling, instead of, etc.)
>>225061199あの、私は日本語がまだ上手じやないです(_)
>>225062178少なくともそちらのほうが自分よりご堪能で、誇るがいい
>>225064036Nah i had to use deepl to translate your sentences
>>225061097思う存分サンドバッグにしてくだしあ :(#)ω`‹ ): ﾎﾞﾛﾎﾞﾛ…
存在ごちゃごちゃです
>>225068410please collect yourself/your existence! (´・ω:;.:...
>>225068541こっから気を付けます
>>225068555good luck! (￣^￣)ゞﾋﾞｼｯ!
Live your life right nowThe past and future don't exist
>>225068815there is no future, owari da... _(:3｣ ∠)_
>>225068168>サンドバッグ面白いね、その単語実は英語で「サンドバッグする」っていう言葉がある。意味は基本的に舐めプ・手加減するに近い感じかなもともと別の意味だったよう(ドアをノックしてサンドバッグで出る人に襲い掛かって身包みを奪うこと)だが、現代の意味はゴルフに由来しているようだ。基本的にゴルファーがあえて下手にプレイして高いハンデを得ることでコンペや賭けゴルフで有利に立ち回る不正行為という。時代とともに意味が広がってきた>自分の本当の実力を隠すために手加減する。有利な立場を得るために行われることが多い>>下位の対戦相手とマッチするためにあえてランクDOWNすること>>マリオカートで有利なアイテムを得るために意図的に最下位になること>下手な相手を貶めるために手加減すること>協力プレイにおいて自分がほかのプレイヤーよりはるかに強い場合、みんなに配慮して手加減することIt's funny because sandbagging means something between 舐めプ and 手加減する in English lmao. Originally it meant something else (knock at the door, then knock out whoever comes out cold with a sandbag and take their stuff), but the current meanings supposedly originate from golf (people play badly on purpose to get a better handicap). The meaning eventually expanded>hiding your true skill level or true capabilities, often to get an advantage>>playing at a lower division at a sport or game than you qualify for to get easier matches>>falling to last place on purpose in Mario Kart to roll better items>playing badly on purpose because your opponent sucks>holding back in a co-op game because you're overleveled and your friends would get mad if you just took care of everythingThe translation came out different again. Sorry
>>225069527let's get sandbagged! (´・ω:;.:...ｽﾅｧ
>>225061097Got lost in the game~>>225070821I can teabag you :3
I will be popping in the teabag (*¯꒳¯)ﾎｸﾎｸ
>>225077679かわいい
>>225076652doggos have to fight bears (∪^ω^;)
>>225077679>見ると心が溶けちやうほどかわいい>触ると体が凍えるほど冷たいこの世界は残酷だな (´;ω;`)ｳｩｩ
>>225078649美味しい
>>225080375怖い
>>225080461かわいい
煽りストἀόριστος
かわいい少女愛らしい少女恋しちゃうの
>>225080461すみません
兎を食べた
>>225084529一羽のウサギちゃん?一気に?! 腹を壊してしまう!一刻も早く救急車に電話を!
>>225084705いえいえ、もも肉のみ
>>225084529>「兎」は「rabbit」と「hare」を意味しますこれまで気づかなかった
>>225086623女嫌いわ
>>225086795日本の女の子たちも?
>>225086935そう
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=703HYjbS7ZE
>>225086623ううううおおおおおおおおおおおお、えっっろっ!セエエエエエエエエエエックス!
>>225089116I knew it, brit kun! ᕙ( ˙꒳˙ )ᕗ
>>225089116お休み>>225089726おはよう
>>225089930buongiorno, ita kun! :D
>>225089974At this in time in japan i was at caffe veloce for 朝ごはん
>>225090100朝からプレッツェルとエスプレッソをキメてゴキゲンだぜぇ! (( (ง ˘ω˘ )ว ))
Did you know about the existence of the "generic you"? I think some people might not (at least I had that experience once). It's used for casual explanations and to state rules (it's wrong to do X, it is good to do X, you shouldn't do X)>Those are stairs. You take the stairs to get to a higher floor (i.e. People use stairs to get to a higher floor)note: anyone receiving such an explanation would wonder if the person explaining might be suffering from severe mental issues (who in their right mind would explain what stairs are for?)>The light is red. You don't cross when the light is red (i.e. It's wrong to cross when the (traffic) light is red. Wait until it changes back to green)>Brushing your teeth is healthy (i.e. Brushing one's teeth is healthy)It's obviously the "generic you" because it would be downright idiotic to say tooth brushing is healthy only for the listener (i.e. deduced via 消去法)
>>225091304It might also be sarcasm or an attitude, treating you as stupid when you clearly know the basic information. >that is food! You eat food by putting it in your mouth! Especially if someone adds a tone a teacher or mother would give a child but with a hint of hostility to it.>there, that wasn't so hard, was it?>oh, you are so big and smart for doing that! Good job!
蛮婦
I quit reading moby-dickit's too early for me
>>225093985You were basically reading material on very hard. AFAIK Moby Dick is borderline unreadable to the average native (archaic English, long, complex sentences, more jargon than an anatomy book, lots of symoblism, so many annotations they often take up half a page), so don't let that get you down
へー
聲の形
>一越縮緬 [ひとこしちりめん] /(n) crepe with fine wrinkles/Is there really a yojijukugo for anything I could ever want to say?
>>225100068https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YNKvD9f2Ov0
スープ失敗した
>>225100068I've always hated that って in N1 exercises>今日は雨だ( )>correct answer is って, but there's no goddamn context (quoting weather forecast? someone else's opinion?) so it comes right out of left field
>>225104283Are you N1 level?
>>225104253スプー大成功>>225104283Why even bother doing them :>
>>225106214If you want move to japan a N2/N1 certification is a nice to have. Many companies ask at least an
>>225104455He's N0
>>225104455Not really.Protip: The JLPT only tests passive skills. Do practice on the side or you'll end up unable to assemble a single sentence.t. Can read shit like blablaするべく,blablaする, ~ともあろう人が, verbてからというもの, verb(辞書形)なり, verb(過去形)なり, 書いては破り、破っては書いて手紙を書きあげました, etc. but it never crosses my mind to use them>>225106214Because collecting colored pieces of cardboard is good for your resume>>225106809On opposite day
>>225106342>>225108270Lolicon certification :~)
>>225108270It's how japan tests languages overall. Indeed, the Japanese know perfectly the english grammar but they don't know how speak it. Generally speaking, japanese system school doesn't have oral tests at school. Here in Italy it's normal to have oral exams and tests since middle school.
>>225108644It's not that. It's that no one teaches you how to say shit.A long time ago? とっくに. Wait, it's 久しぶりに. Wait, no, it's 昔. Wait, no, it's 昔々. Wait, no, it's...Miss? 外す, verb+逃す(見逃す, 聞き逃す), verb+遅れる (乗り遅れる), 抜ける (e.g. 歯1本が抜けている), 欠けている, Xが恋しい, 懐かしむ, 会いたい/会えなくて寂しい/会いたかった, 休む(e.g. miss work/class), etc.Omitted explanations because I didn't feel like writing a wall of textIf there were someone you could approach to ask "how do you say X", it would be 10x easier.The other thing that hits you like a truck is the sheer amount of compound verbs, many of which you wouldn't imagine exist. Fail to become [something]? Not 失敗する, you're looking for なり損ねる. 驚いた? Did that catch you by surprise? (just look at the verb->6 word phrase translation that doesn't correspond 1:1 to the original)
>>225108996Do you think to move in japan? I'd move in Japan but considering that yen is toilet paper it's not the smartest idea
>>225110903Move to* sumimasen bery tired>>225110905Arigato gozaimasu
あー疲れたなんもやってないけど
>>225110953かわいいおやすみ
へんたいを読む
>>225110903That ship has long sailed. Opening a 突破口 and gaining an 足がかり is basically impossible at this point. Better luck in 後世
>>225111380For me the easiest way would be pay a language school, learn as much as possible japanese and with the help of the language school find a job (most of them have career path). I could ask to a "友達" if there is a position where he works but i'd like to learn japanese before...
>>225112119Keigo can get really scary, especially when talking about 3rd parties (uchi-soto dichotomy showing respect to customer but also to boss, or speaking to your boss's boss about your boss, basically forcing you to weave kenjougo as well as sonkeigo together, teichougo aka kenjougo II, etc.). I still don't know how to use ございます and です to this day, and then there's でしょう (I presume?, which people often love to pretend means "です but more polite")
My vision is finally failingI will need glasses and have to be ugly glasses face foreverLiterally over for me oh well
>>225117114コンタクトをつけてみたらどう? それともドライアイなど目の病気で使えないか? もしかしてそもそもつけるのが嫌かな
bumps
thanks for saving my ikigai! ٩(｡•ω<｡)و
>>225119600>Los secretos de Japón para una vida larga y felizMy brain is frying trying to figure out how to translate that>日本らしい長寿・満足な生き方の秘訣>日本らしい? 日本風? 日本人の?I can't do it (´๑_๑`)
>>225119956>長生きして幸せに暮らすための日本の秘訣yes you can! you did it! awesome!! ( ,,˃ ᵕ ˂,,)b
しもしも
whos calling? ( ･ิω･ิ)
London's calling>>225117114Glasses are moe tho :3
>>225124648あの...大分古いっす
Post 2D girls wearing glasses.
holy メガほむ based (σ●-●)ｶﾁｬ
>>225125591
Why not 2.5D>>225125168何が>>225119600あたしのいきがいはなまいきがき
きゅんきゅん
>>225120082>brain constantly repeats "Do not translate literally. It usually ends up sounding unnatural">turns out it actually was the correct choicePeople do say KISS (Keep It Simple, Stupid)
>ロマンできるhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NRe8jeSqy7U&t=3s
>>225119600icky guy
>卵酒>風邪に効くとされる。へー
>>225126815ngmi :3
>>225126937>へーRead that as 屁ー
What is the kanji of "vaffanculo"
>>225130355そんなものはない
From what people explain online, the most frequent words given are クソ野郎, くそったれ, くたばれ, etc.None of them feel like an equivalent.For Spanish the equivalent is probably "vete a cagar" (i.e. fuck that shit, I'm not doing that. Or fuck off, blow it out your ass, go fly a kite, etc.), or "la puta que te parió" (e.g. You spent all the money we had left for the month? La puta que te parió) or "la concha de tu hermana" (lit. your sister's cunt)
Hello all.Does anybody have any recommendations for books to help move from manga to novels? I can read dialogue in manga just fine, and I've been doing it pretty much since I started learning, but narrative prose is quite a bit different to even heavy dialogue.
>>225130355As an Argentine anon already answered, there's no Japanese equivalent of the kanji/word due to the cultural or religious differences between the West and the East.In Japanese, 糞 / クソ (shit) is commonly used to express your strong anger, frustration, annoyance, or emphasis.>クソ! -> shit!>クソ野郎! / クソったれ! -> you bastard!, you asshole!>クソ食らえ! -> eat shit!>クソアマ / クソババア -> you slut, you bitch>クソガキ -> you fucking bratYou also can use くたばれ or simply 死ね as a swear word.>くたばれ / 死ね -> go die, kill yourself, go to hell.Note: くたばる is a vulgar way of saying 死ぬ.If you tell someone unpleasant to fuck off right away, then you can say 失せろ (get lost) too.Something like that.
>>225131760The kuma kuma bear books were the easiest prose I was able to find that isn't unbearable children's stuff. Still it took me like an half an hour a page at first but you get better
>>225131760These might help you >>139007984 >>140354325>>225128213屁ー
>>225132997>>225133061Cheers lads, will try both Kino's Journey and kuma kuma kuma bear. Also got a couple of Kirby's downloaded, didn't even know he had books until today.
>>225130383>>225130701>>225132627Thanks>>225133240I'm still reading genki 1 for basic grammar
麵作った
>>225133820見せてください
>>225133889もう食べちゃったすいません
>>225133820I recognized tsuku 作!
*すいま麵
>>225131760I was reading novels from the start as manga is harder for me, I need narration. You could try with a light novel adaptation of a show you enjoy.
>>225134056そっか僕は昨日回鍋肉を作ったおいしかったから、今日も作りたい
>>225130701>You spent all the money we had left for the month? La puta que te parióJust wanted to clarify that this example shows extreme aggression (sort of like "damn you," but 10x more vulgar), in a "things are about to get physical" way. Picture a drunk husband about to give his wife a(nother) black eye saying this"La puta que lo parió" (substituting a 3rd person pronoun so it's not directly directed at the listener) softens things somewhat (sort of like like a more vulgar "damn it" instead). Still very aggressive, thoughOf course, people might instead say "¿Qué estabas pensando?" (What were you thinking?) or something to reproach someone's actionsWouldn't want some anon to get in trouble for copying stuff verbatim
>>225135068Kek i can understand all of them. I studied spanish for some years and my latinos frens enlighted me on several bad words.
is 不思議 a good word to say "monochrome mystery"? - モノクロ不思議
>>225136237You will lose all your gains if you do. Please reconsider>>225137440Not sure about word usage, but 謎 is the first word that comes to mind for mystery (e.g. the mystery behind a statue. an enigma that needs to be unraveled). 神秘的 is mysterious, but I've never seen 神秘 by itself (afaik it means something that escapes human understanding). 不思議 is like marvelous/undecipherable/exceeding the limits of reason afaikI don't know how to really use the words though, so just ignore me
What's the actual difference between the usage of に and へ when you talk about movements? Look the same...
>>225139867They're often interchangeable, but へ suggests "in the direction of" (verso, in direzione di), while に suggests a concrete destination>駅に着く, not 駅へ着く>椅子に座る, not 椅子へ座る>東京に行く(visit Tokyo), 東京へ行く(head in Tokyo's direction. Does not imply that you're gonna make a stop there)Of course, you have the other cases where you use only に (e.g. objectives, like 遊びに来る, 買い物をしに行く)
うわぁ! なんてこった!?え!? おんなのこなった!?なんでぇぇ!? くそかみめ!
>>225142328ありがとう、かみさま。このあたらしいおんなのこをセックスする
>>225142390え!?だめぇ!ゲイっぽいよ!
>>225142457It's not gay if a guy gets magically turned into a biological female.
>>225139867Google can easily answer that question for you~From 明鏡国語辞典's entry on へ:>「に」とも言うが、「に」は到達点・相手を、「へ」は方向性を重視した言い方となり、動きの展開する方向を特に表す「前へ前へ突き進む」「公益法人、民営化の方向へ」などでは「に」は不自然になる。また、「本塁に/へ生還する(本塁への生還)」「私は母に/へ手紙を書いた(私が書いた母への手紙)」のように、名詞句では「にの」の形がないので、すべて「への」となる。>>225141979へ着く isn't wrong and there's also stuff like> 《方向性の希薄な述語とともに使って》移動した結果として、動作・作用が実現する場所を表す。>「ここへ座って(=ここへ来てここに座って)話を聴け」> ふつうは「に」を使うが、「へ」にすると、その場所へ移動するイメージが現れる。
へが多すぎる
>>225142476it looks like he's farting>>225142473Just like one of my japanese hentais
>>225142473Also not gay if they're biologically male :3>>225142543Because he is~
>>225142619Straightest Austrian
>>225142657Jinx you owe me a soda
>>225142476I looked athttps://www.nhk.or.jp/bunken/research/kotoba/20160501_3.html>~へ着く isn't wrongWell, after looking it up, looks like it's not technically wrong, but I haven't seen it ever, so I can't offer an opinion>ここへ座って (=ここへきてここに座って)I guess...>母への手紙Yeah, I was on the fence on whether to bring up combinations like へと and への
>>225133999まきつんマジゴリラ! (´◉ᾥ◉｀)>>225142674あのソーダうまソーダ :3
アルゼンチンへいざ征かん! (｀・ω・´)ｷﾘｯ
Have to stay in the bodyHave to stay in this moment of perception
ら行変格連体修飾ॐ अविर हुं खं वक्रधतु वं
わからん( T )
うp
>>225142476>>225141979Thanks! >>225147367Kawaii!!!
>>225142711Fwiw you can even find it in dictionaries, like https://ja.wiktionary.org/wiki/へ>動作・作用の帰着点を示す。>大阪へ着く>終点へたどり着くorhttps://youtu.be/sZnCcK2ISWg?t=118>どこかへ着くさ>combinations like へと and へのWhat about へて :~)>>225142762>まきつんﾅﾆｿﾚｲﾐﾜｶﾝﾅｲ
え
>>225149043You mean 経て or am I missing something?
I can't learn this piece of shit language for years now. Nothing seems to get me past the N3 vocabulary and even then I can't understand the meaning of sentences despite knowing just about every word in it. I do your cuckfucked "immersion" all the time, both passive and active like a good linguist hermaphrodite taking both dick and ass at the same time, yet still even the most basic words keep getting forgotten despite GRINDING the cock out of Anki decks, the Core vocabulary and the N3-N2 vocab. Watching anime doesn't even help because they exaggarate. Watching movies doesn't help because they say 1 sentence in 5 minutes. Reading seems to work best, but I'm still supposed to look up words I don't know every 2 seconds. I watched CureDolly videos too.I've started learning as a beginner since I was 11 and I'm now 22 and haven't been actively learning much either nor have ways of immersing with the natives except some obscure niche youtube videos where it's either a 20 hour video of some degenerate pokemon game, or it's a VTuber, or some kaisetsu robotic voice explanation video, and so on.
>>225151664https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2mxbqiIt's my 細かすぎて伝わらないダジャレ~
>>225152561You are young. Move to japan for college
>>225152561>Nothing seems to get me past the N3 vocabularyWord lists. Find a sentence that portrays the meaning. Take note of nuances, collocations, register, differences in usage (使い分け). Some words are much easier than othersFor grammar, it's just a matter of looking at a grammar point, taking note of the formation, figuring out in what kind of situations it's used and why, and doing some drills (plenty of books, like shin kanzen master). If you're feeling adventurous, you can take a stab at writing a sentence yourself.1つ星ホテルならホテルいざ知らず、ここは最高級5つ星ホテルだぞ?!せめて客の荷物を部屋まで運ぶのは当然だろう? -> If this were a 1-star hotel, I'd get it*, but this is a goddamn top-class 5-star hotel. The very least you can do** is carry guests' luggage to their rooms*Xならいざ知らず is often translated to "I don't know about X[, but]...". However, I think that fits better despite the difference in meaning**I think that's actually 最低限, but I'm not good enoughAnyway, the point is shit sticks a lot better if you do a little detective work and think up scenarios to use a structure, hunt down the words to say what you want, etc. It's self-reinforcing, so doing it right will help you and getting it wrong will hinder you.For listening, it's mostly about getting used to how words sound. Knowing the words and what words they co-occur with helps greatly of course. If you can listen to stuff like the news without pausing, you're on the right track>look up words I don't know every 2 secondsLookups become sparser with time
I seehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5d3-PnA_F-chttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RB5dD88za3I
>>225153405Thank you so much!
>>225153405>1つ星ホテルならホテルいざ知らず1つ星ホテルならいざ知らず
>>225152561>immersing with the nativeshow do i invite [spoiler]and sexually enslave[/spoiler] him to my house?
>>225155299うちさぁ...屋上あんだけど、焼いてかない?
>>225155633ああ^~(以下略)
>>225155299Maialone (big pig)
>>225155697チノちゃんのコーヒー豆くそ美味しい〜
>>225155299You ask nicely.
>>225155832なきすな1500ptナイス~
>>225155863A few hours ago I invited a NEET/djt/ boy to come and live with me. He was more of a Hiki but couldn't get autism bucks. I'm also a NEET but my parents are rich and I was able to offer him anything he wanted. But in return he had to live with me and take female hormone injections, he's now a big girl, as well as take care of himself and dress in cute clothes. Life is beautiful.
>japanese people do not normally reject request,suggestions,invitations with いいえ becuse it is too direct.What
>>225156362慎重に検討を加速する気持ちでありたいと思います
>>225156362行けたら行くわ( ´ﾟσдﾟ`)ﾎｼﾞﾎｼﾞ
>>225156595>>225157041すみません?
>>225156362If the Japanese need to turn down your offer or invitation to go for a drink, they usually use indirect or euphemistic expressions like:>ごめん、その日は予定があるんだ。また今度ね!>Sorry, I have plans for that day. Maybe next time!>行けたら行く。>I'll go if I can.In formal settings, 検討します (I will think about it) is also an option.Trivia: In the Kansai region (western Japan), 行けたら行く is a typical euphemism to decline someone's offer or invitation.Conversely, people in the Kanto region (eastern Japan) tend to take it at face value.
家に来ませんか
>>225156362Doesn't everyone do that?>I'd love to go, but I've got an appointment that day>I don't think I'll be free by then. Sorry>I've got a big project coming up and we're expected to do overtime>I need to go buy a birthday present for a friend/my dad/the wife/etc.>We've got a family trip planned for that day. Sorry>My neighbor asked me to hold onto a package for him and I need to be home early (unlike the rest of the world, Americans don't pick up their packages at the post office or drop-off points and instead often ask the delivery person to leave packages at their doorstep or deliver them to a neighbor)>I gotta take my car to the mechanic. Maybe another day>My cat/dog's been sick and I need to take it to the vet>We're having dinner over at my in-laws'. It's as exciting as it sounds
>>225159150VOLENTIERI
ぶぶ漬けでもどうどすか
>>225159671>ぶぶ付けお言葉に甘えてご馳走をいただこう内容はネタバレになるので上書きさせていただきましたThe memories are flooding back
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vn6YfihCc04
bumpsrs
Japanese people hate us dirty gaijin. Why learn this language?owarida
>>225165760You'll be able to get the big boy menu in Japanese when you order food instead of the English version for English-speaking babbies
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWp-bDzplMI
>>225165760They were nice to me when I visited Japan.
>>225160819え?何のゲーム?
It was never possible for us to be friends
>>225170036true. we've been already friends :3
友達がない
>>225165760I have no (0) reason to hate foreign people though?(or more accurately any people, as long as they don't attack me...)
>>225155633aa^~ ii ssu nee~https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bd4krMtpze8&list=RDbd4krMtpze8&start_radio=1
does anyone know what textbook this is from?
>>225173490Japanese the manga way, it's pretty good for grammar IMO, but it's short
>>225173561would you like some coffee? :)
秋ふかく しぐるる西の 山風にみなさそはれて ゆく木葉かな
>ここの連中はとかくコミュニケーションに厳しい点が見受けられるhaving a hard time getting what とかく is doing here
>>225177283With this sentence alone it's kinda vague but I think you can take it as "at any rate".
失敗した… AIが騙せるような難読化した文章(ギャル文字?)を書いてみた
>>225173490>>225173561you can find a lot of Mangajin if you look around probably
>>225173490Wait this is actually very relevant and the perfect time for me to learn ならありがとう!
>>225173725>Omanco feeI'll take one without the fee, please
>>225182734Felt like I was having a stroke looking at that holy shit
>>225182949What, you've never had rarohire's world-famous rochi tero chichimomo?You're really missing out
>>225184444fix your filename
今日の昼ご飯、みそラーメンを食べた美味しかった!昼ご飯の後、コーヒーを飲んだ
>>225186794おいしい
>>225187206なにさらっと食ってんだよ
>>225187717泥!( •̀ㅁ•́;)
>>225189097>read that as 尼I'm a very sick person
>>225169289恐れ入りますが、それは知らぬが仏なわけですおそらくお好みに合いませんのですからお教えしかねます
>>225190954ふざけんなよ
>>225192904>>225192904>>225192904次>>225192303Make a new thread instead of bumping~
