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op is a faggot bitch and i own u
why was my thread deleted i was first and it was the active one
this is it, /djt/ will heal, starting with this thread
we are so back
>>47397631no bum in the op. janny is an arse man.
>>47397740kirheis wouldnt be a useless woman and hed also be fucking dead
wtf spoilers
842kek and based>>47397850you had, uhm, 36 years or something
why do the mojis in the search bar look so ugly and pixelated, how do I fix this?
>>47397994by uninstalling windows and installing gnu+linux
Quick question: if I'm reading something and there are a lot more than usual kanji words that are typically written with kana only (according to frequency dictionaries) does that mean that the writer is a pretentious smartass, or I'm just reading something closer to actual literature for once?
>>47398286it means you switch to mac os. your learning will be more efficient on a better os.
>>47398286not really I find kanji versions of words with the kana tag are common enough even in sloppa that you might as well just mine the kanji over the kana.I'm a noob though so just b urself.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fpOqQWy6XM8
>>47398286It can be for either reason. Bungou Stray Dogs does that very thing for literary effect.
wotd: 強制送還
どうして日本語を勉強してるかhttps://files.catbox.moe/0umxeq.webm
Is there really a point where the only thing you need to do to get better is read more, listen more, mine everything you don’t know and do this for like a year?
jamal won
>見付かるもんだな>いや...>すごいわ便利屋>ははは???
>>47398994>a year?Anon...
>>47399097Two, three, whatever don’t be pedanticI’m just saying is there an eventual plateau period after like 6 months where you basically just gotta drill words into your head once the base of the language is second nature
>>47398985Is that even legal anywhere outside of japan
>>47398286You should doublecheck jpdb because a lot of the time the "usually written in kana alone" is bullshit.
>>47399201I only compare the number index. I kind of assumed it's easy enough to get a good rough estimate with enough data
>>47399130I don't know, sorry. I'm not at that point.
>>47399130I don't really think a plateau exists unless you let yourself get too comfortable and stop challenging yourself
>>47398985wotd: 痛車
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vR3ySf1Ikw
>>47399325I could’ve worded it better I meant at first you’re learning, words, grammar, really honing your listening and reading comprehensionBut, after a certain point you still have to improve but just not in such large increments per week, month, etc, with a lot of it simply coming down to vocabulary
>no problems fully understanding podcasts and light novel readings>pick up a meiji era short story audiobook>feels like i'm back to my first year of learning, catch less than half of the wordspainful
askers?
As for me, Super Vegeta.
How much of your favorite anime will you be rewatching without subs once you get fluent?
none of them. i'll be bored of anime by then.
downer ngmi mindset
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8-6QPEes1k
なつといえばcicadaせみ蝉きょうの中二うつせみ>空蝉
where were you when djt was kill
>>47400980djt was always kill. it was bots posting to other bots. crowdstrike pulled back the curtain.
きょうのセミ>蝉時雨蝉が雨の時の様に鳴く意
>>47399201>a lot of the time the "usually written in kana alone" is bullshit.and vice versa, I'm reading a novel from the 80s and it starts with さいごにきまった all in hiragana, plus some more random ones like わたし and つづく. But then everything else is full kanji. No clue what the pattern is.
it can mean when part of it is written in kana
>>47401167あと一月もすればセミファイナル 0〜_(,'3」∠)_
Why was the ku form used here?
>hanahiradon't
うう３Ｄ酔いした３Ｄゲームは長時間Ｄｅｋｉｎａｉ
So after studying Japanese on and off using different methods for several years, I think I can say in hind-sight that the best method for learning Japanese would have been the following:>Learn the basic hiragana/katakana>Learn basic grammar>Then build vocabulary through listening practice>Later you can learn the kanji that goes with words you've learnedI tried all the methods of just learning vocab for reading, using kanji, and all of them are slow as fuck. And you constantly keep forgetting stuff you already learned because there's nothing to create a strong memory/impression.But I think there's something about the human brain that's just better at learning language through sound. The vocab sticks so much easier and that creates a solid foundation for later learning the kanji that go with it.Anyway, thanks for reading my blog. Please subscribe for more posts like this one.
>>47401503It's adverbial, so it's describing how the action should be done, otherwise the speaker would be saying "replies are short."
>>47401527where's anki
been on this on and off for a few years but never got past 1-2 months of consecutive studying so i'm basically at stage 0 stillcore 2k feels like a robotic "press again until you guess right" and listening/reading is still 99.99% incomprehensible to me except graded reader stuff like ロリの狭くマンコが好きfeels like im not gonna make it. do i just brute force anki and ignore whatever is incomprehensible during my input? do i need to up the amount of my immersion? what am i doing wrong?
>>47401596You need to actually look up what you don't know in a sentence. If you have a dictionary, then it shouldn't be incomprehensible.
>>47401618aren't you supposed to immerse from day 1 onwards? at that stage (basically me), i imagine looking up 9/10 words or more surely can't be an effective method?
>>47401636Well, ideally you'd add the words you don't know to an Anki deck, but apart from that, no, there's not really a more effective way.Thankfully lookups are painless with Yomitan.
How often should I pause to look up words when watching anime? (I use a pop up dictionary)
>>47401739If you pause too much, you'll end up like nukemarine.
https://video.twimg.com/ext_tw_video/1816835186497142784/pu/vid/avc1/1280x720/hEZGJRizIS4FSZQJ.mp4?tag=12>they kept onii-chan in the english dub
You could tell me this is an abridged parody and I'd believe you
>>47401782what's the TL;DR on that guy? i tend to not engage in communities and the content creators in them.
>>47401739as often as you don't understand them
duolingo is bad and you shouldnt use it
>>47401999あなたの～は一度も言ったことがないけどペーパーテストではそう書かないといけない
>>47401999its sad duolingo used to be so good but about 1 year ago they deleted all the community discussion and replaced all the based lessons with these trash ai scripted lessons
>>47401999試験どうだった？ is better ;)
is kaishi worth bothering with if I've already done tango 1 & 2 or should i just continue reading and mining
>>47401636>i imagine looking up 9/10 words or more surely can't be an effective method?why not? if you don't know 9/10 word in every sentence then without lookups you'll waste like 95% of the time on incomprehensible input
>>47401503this you? lol >>>/v/683860710
>>47401739it depends on whether you handle constant pausing or whitenoising better. i started out with auto pause after every sentence and now for some episodes i only pause 2 or 3 times>>47401892don't worry about it, it had nothing to do with pausing. his problem was lack of consistency and not immersing nearly enough
>>47402199No, it doesn’t have anything you don’t already know.
>>47402283no, i dont know why you would assume that considering he's implying he knows how the -ku form works better than mtl and translators
>>47402286On top of that. He’d be whitenoising >90% of what he was hearing. Any time he’d try to interpret what he thought the other guy was saying, he’d be wrong.I think he really thought the language was gonna teach itself.
immersion jikan da
>>47402312i didn’t really consider thatnow i feel dumb
>>47402316Metoloido? Metloid? Metro-Ido?
>>47402336meto-roido
>>47402025あなたの～ってペーパーテスト以外で書かないし使わないと思いませんか
>>47402371You’ve already been caught being wrong about Japanese before
>>47402440書くときは貴方/貴女のひらがなでは書かない
>>47402470stfu unko
>downloads rom>"NOOOOOOOOOOOOO OLD GAMES ARE HARD AND UNFAI-"
>>47402508This but unironically
>>47402508セレステ山に登るときは腱鞘炎にならないようにやろう
魂
not enough japanese movie subtitles out there compared to anime and dramas even though movies are superior
this map isn't very accurate
>>47402371面と向かって貴方って使うことあまりないね怒ってる印象が出ちゃうかも >:3
>>47402747Metroid Omoroid ;3
>>47402758現代口語日本語ではイライラ感というか相手を非難する時だけ使うきがするあと翻訳するとき
>>47402744even anime is kind of scarce unless you watch the mainstream stuff. and then a ton of the available subs are always desync. literally best bet is the uploader has incl. jp subs inside the .mkv container.
Lil Unko talking to himself now, kek.
there are subs for like 10k hours of anime on jimaku. its more than enough to get you to the point where you dont need subs for most stuff
