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おやすみ!
>start a mining deck dude
パチュリーとディスコに行きたい
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おやすみなさい
have a sweet dream!
うつ病は持っています
I heard too many new words today. Mostly from Cardcaptor Sakura. There's no way I can remember them all. I'm sure there's more I've forgotten to list.
崖
ぬいぐるみ
二度と
雨宿り
翼
逃す
肉まん
美術
達人
か弱い
一生懸命
輸入
ぺらぺら
字幕
くしゃみ
吹き替え
>dont bother with mining
でも
日本語を勉強すると私は幸せになります
私はうつ病と自閉症を持っている
Stop posting
fuck you trash
Fuck you autistic retard
kill yourself fucking scumbag
off to a good start I see
>>CC Sakura
I think you've been watching it for months..
What makes you stick to it so tightly..?
>a myriad of doujin of that?
He started today
No I started yesterday when that German Zombie poster linked me to a site with undubbed anime and Jap subtitles.
>うつ病
you guys should take antidepressant such as paroxetine.
it may make your depression disorder better than ever.
I had just thought you were the one who have been whining about 大阪弁 of that weasel dragon..
>CC Sakura
>面白いの?
寝ます
maybe you wouldn't be 鬱 if you weren't a 15 year old nu-weeb watching moeshit
What's a weasel dragon?
If I wanted to say "Why do Anglo posters make every thread worse?" What would be the most natural way to say that in Japanese?
You start with 何故 obviously
>寝ます
おやすみ
sleep tight.
stop avatarfagging
何故英語圏ポスターは毎回スレを荒らすの
How do I say "I spend my days perfecting my art"?
That's just a shitty english expression that means you aren't doing shit with your life really
私が芸術を完璧にならせながら日を過ごします
you can pick out one of the following sentences.
"なんでアングロサクソン系のポスターって全てのスレを台無しにするの?"
"なんで英語圏のポスターって全てのスレを台無しにするの?"
"なんでアングロサクソン系のポスターって全てのスレをダメにするの?"
"なんで英語圏のポスターって全てのスレをダメにするの?"
of course, "なんで" is interchangeable with "何故(なぜ)" or "どうして".
it sounds very natural to me if you put "の" after "英語圏" like "何故英語圏のポスターは毎回スレを荒らすの".
私は私の術*
アングロサクソンは古代(5代-10代)のイギリス人
日本ではホームレスの人がいっぱいみたいです
観光客にとって安全ですか
なるほど、教えてくれてありがとう
どうもありがとう
Excalibur in the background
嘘吐き
他の国のホームレスについてはあまり知らないけど
少なくとも日本のホームレスは、観光客に突然襲い掛かったり、金を奪ったりしないから大丈夫だと思う
「3人とも俺か」よくわかんない
If I buy you 3 stuff what about me (金)?
Or is it actually the とも from 二人とも suffix thing
Pretty sure it's just "I have to pay for all 3 of you!?"
I don't get the dictionary entries sometimes.
Let's take なっていない as example, yomi chan says "unacceptable, no good, complete failure" but isn't natte+inai just "is not or will not"?
Chances are that I'm completely wrong, since my headache is killing me right now.
掛け持ちでお疲れ様でした
It's from this page if that helps. (last panel)
なる become
なっている becoming
なっていない not becoming (not becoming (good)/un(accept)able just like the dictionary definition says but I think that this definition only works when the word is said in isolation and depending on context)
そうなっていない isn't becoming like that (his explanation of クロ)
In this case it's just クロはそう(黒い化物に)なっていない "Kuro has not become like that."
J-E dictionaries are weird about words that can have different meanings depending on the conjugation. It's like how the entry for 行けない shows "wrong; not good; of no use" and "hopeless; past hope" and "must not do," but it doesn't mention the basic meaning "can not go."
なっていない can have the "unacceptable, no good" meaning as well in other contexts, though. It's similar to how ならない can mean "no good" in constructions like してはなりません.
dictionary.goo.ne.jp
Is this the same poland that spends all thread shitflinging?
ちのちゃんを抱いて欲求してます
Thank you guys.
そう
そう...
Whether you like it or not, this is how you are supposed to learn Japanese.
www3.nhk.or.jp
I read for like 6 hours and mined only 4 words
because you didn't want to or you're so knowledgeable
I'm on the final route of a VN so I have a pretty good grasp of the words the author likes to use a lot, I just couldn't be bothered with a lot of the words that only showed up once or twice.
>I just couldn't be bothered with a lot of the words that only showed up once or twice.
I'll mine properly starting tomorrow I swear
I've been telling this to myself for 5 months, fuck my life
自閉症というのは超能力ではない
All posts with 自閉症 in them are off-topic, please report
自閉症というのは罪でもない
chino chan chino chan!
このワインはカリフォルニアらしさを(いい意味で!)裏切る、面白くて、美味しい味わいでした。
Does this mean the wine is NOT very California-ish?
It's not california-ish in a good way, it betrayed the expectations of being shit but it was good.
>面白いワイン
Or he's just mentally ill
みな! お元気?
死にたい
殺したい
皆ハッピー
今日は仕事が終わった
「日本人の知らない日本語」を見始めた。番組は面白いが、外国人のキャラは日本語が分かりすぎる。ちょっと変。
俺は日本語る
よろし九
お疲れ様です
あなたのお仕事はなんですか
元があって赤い錠がある
そんなんか
ベイセッド・アンド・レッドピルド
かわゆい
I just really love the word 奴 for some reason
冷奴
コンピュータサイエンスの大学院生
チノちゃん!
まったくゴリラは最高だぜ
全く、小学生は最高だぜ
ちのちゃんがっこいい!
ちょっと危ない、大分に練習を違いない
小学生のきつく割れ目を体験しました。
警察だ
詳しく説明してください。
しまった
最高やで(/･ω･)/
$50を与えたられた、金が貯めたします。
ちょっと性的教育教えた。
大部分の女性こんなの年齢セックスは知っている、幾つかしてた。
割れ目を舐め、ちんちんいい気持ちは入った
京子が食べたい
important vocab
死にゲー: video game in which the player is likely to die frequently
>夕焼けは綺麗だ。
>けど、なんだかいつもこの風景を見る頃には体のあっちこっちが疲弊している様に感じる。
>だから気分的には夕焼けはいつでもピリピリとする感じ。
>いや……それは太陽の光がダイレクトに目に入ってくるから、本当にピリピリするだけかもしれない。
What are they describing with ピリピリ in this case? I'm struggling to find how it connects to 体のあっちこっちが疲弊している様に感じる said previously.
The feeling he gets at sunset.
ピリピリ can mean burning/tingling, but it can also mean jumpy/on-edge. I think 気分的に indicates that he's talking about the second meaning at first, but then he makes a joke with the second meaning.
>The sunset is pretty.
>But, for some reason, looking at this scenery always makes my whole body feel completely exhausted.
>Because of that, sunset always gets me into this ピリピリ (nervous and on-edge) mood.
>Wait... That might just be my eyes actually ピリピリing (burning and frying) because of the sunlight pouring directly into them.
How does exhaustion cause some to be on-edge? And isn't the second ピリピリ just "to sting/prickle"?
When I'm really tired I don't have patience to deal with anyone's bullshit.
And when I google "気分的にピリピリ" in quotes I get links with people talking about being too busy at work recently.
But maybe I'm wrong and stupid. Who knows.
I'm going to regret this tomorrow.
おざすみ
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