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お前はあのドイツ語を勉強している日本人なのか
Out of curiosity, what do Japanese people think of Canada?
Like Americans but with an easier name to pronounce?
Dziękuję
Niech Bóg cię błogosławi, hue
Neck yourself trash
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させらさらせらるるるるる
Ozu leave him alone with his autism
Sugar free America
>or Vegan America?
>for 野獣 interested in the language
させられる=be made to do something
Now you understand the most useless verb conjugation, congrats
Our national dish is literally greasy fries with cheese curds and gravy.
You need hearty food to live here, my dude.
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Canadians are like diet Americans is what he's trying to say. It's a metaphor and not to be taken literally.
ヘロー
why does this look like it'd be getting some mad shits from this
I am not studying german.
When I saw a German sentence,
I can determine whether it is written in standard German or not.
That is all I can do, Hue
maple syrup comes to my mind first.
It's the kind of food you eat at 03:00 while completely plastered.
It's salty, savoury, with a light sweetness from the cheese and the texture goes from thick gravy to crispy fries and cheese that squeaks as you bite into it. It's satisfying in a way that is hard to put into words.
We do produce more than 50% of it every year, so that's fair.
To really get the maple experience you need to go to a sugar shack, though.
>sugar shack
What's that? I'm fat and curious.
If it were so useless it would not be used so often
This is literally the dumbest fucking shit in the Japanese grammar.
It's not used at all just like how it isn't used in English.
>My work makes me travel all over
>My wife made me go to the store
>I was made to stand in line
>We were forced to read as kids
hi 劉備
The first 2 are causative, the last 2 are said relatively rarely.
You go to an érablière (Grove of maple trees), where they take all the maple sap and boil it down until it becomes syrup. These places also function as restaurants where, during the maple season (Right around when it starts to thaw in the spring) people go eat massive amounts of ham, meat pie, eggs, pancakes, baked beans, maple toffee, etc, usually with a lot of alcohol. You need to make reservations, but it's totally worth it. It is an absolute feast.
good morning. whats the point of saying ある for certain sentences, such as 体によくありません for not good for your body.
couldnt you say 体によくない.
>It's not used at all
Yeah if you read nothing but manga for kids maybe.
Literally autistic
>couldnt you say 体によくない
You can, but as for 体によくある you couldn't
HI, one question, i have been following tae kim book on grammar, the problem is that I'm preparing for n5 and so, ある (exists (inanimate) in informal,is ありませ, as it's an u-verb and ..., the thing is, is recommended to take the approach of tae kim to prepare an exam? Seem that I will have to study a lot more material...
The left side is difficult to pronounce, so it is not used much in conversation.
But often used in text in strict sentences, hue
you can buy a book made specifically to prepare you for the n5 exam i think
not sure how well they teach, however
Think about what is arimasen in short form.
Neck yourselves
Sounds great
I eat very little fatty foods and I'm drooling over that ham right now
oh. so that is the polite version. see how easy it is to forget these things. thank you.
You are so retarded It's not even funny making fun of you, you're definitely mentally challenged. Are you sure you should be straining yourself this hard to learn a language you can't even learn? You've been making literally no progress and if you forget basic shit like this then I can guarantee that you will never learn this language. Retard.
stop talking random shit.
Weekend has come. hue
Absolutely, after you stop wasting everyone's time with your retarded questions. You have 0 will to learn anything, why are you even asking questions if you won't remember the answers?
but yes, aside from that i do agree there is little progress. i dont want to blame it on i hardly speak the language but i do see little change although i do try and read the guides. its not something i can fix if i dont want to study all day.
>もう九月
あああああああああああああ
all i read are the guides on neocities and some manga every odd day. so i dont know where else to learn from. its not like i have japanese friends and i dont even know what to say in the other japanese thread, so i dont how to get better.
Watch "endless eight"
read more
don't give up
poorando is a test, ignore him. he's the voice in your head that says "dekinai"
He's already been trying for almost a year now and he's at the stage where I've been at like I don't know, 1 month in maybe.
>the problem is that I'm preparing for n5 and so, ある (exists (inanimate) in informal,is ありませ, as it's an u-verb and ..., the thing is, is recommended to take the approach of tae kim to prepare an exam?
Am I having a stroke?
This is what I like to do on weekends as well.
how do I interpret this sentence with クスリと一緒に? "alongside the drugs, there was a bottle with some of liquid"? or is it simply "a bottle of liquid containing drugs"?
ive seen you write. i dont mean to be rude but were at the same level i think. but, i mean i can read what other people say but when i write it comes out wrong.
ok ill try reading more. i dont wan to burn myself out but i have to continue too.
今ちのちゃんは 私 に 嗅ぐでいます
Chino chan will now be sniffed by me
Fatty food is good for you. It's the non-fiber carbohydrates you should cut down on.
If you're Caucasian, your ancestors adapted to fat-rich diets to survive the winter. It'd be like putting gasoline in a diesel engine.
Try munching on walnuts, pecans or something throughout the day. I think you'll find you'll be a lot less hungry that way.
Learning any language is the equivalent of sprinting for your brain. If you don't feel borderline dizzy at the end of a study session, you're not pushing your brain hard enough.
Sharpen your focus and hammer it in.
Reading comprehension is step one. Producing is very difficult, it's easy to miss little rules. You must slow down and reread the grammar sections you wish to use until they're natural. I revisit old grammar texts all the time.
I'm generally low-calorie right now, I want to get in the best shape of my life before I get old enough where it gets really difficult. I'm on a super high fruit/veg/whole grain diet with very little fats and sugars. I'm already not hungry, I just still crave tasty foods because I like to eat.
This morning I was below my high-school weight for the first time I can remember, gonna keep going and see where this ship takes me, I've lost ~6 pounds in the last month just cutting out the fatty foods I ate all the time.
>I'm on a super high fruit/veg/whole grain diet with very little fats
Yikes.
>Learning any language is the equivalent of sprinting for your brain. If you don't feel borderline dizzy at the end of a study session, you're not pushing your brain hard enough.
YIKES.
>"alongside the drugs, there was a bottle with some of liquid"
I cat read so, hue
Don't even think for a second that we're at the same level when I can speak 3 languages while you speak none.
>Never EVER interacts in Japanese
sure
neck yourself
Try one of the many, many edutainment apps on your phone. Treat it like a videogame and grind whenever you can.
When kids are learning to speak their first language, some of them will start with a single word at a time and gradually start lengthening their sentences. Others will say nothing at all and then start saying full sentences all at once.
Just keep working at it.
Hey, if it works for you that's great! It's certainly a lot less expensive than my diet, I'm sure, lol.
If I so much look at a stalk of celery my gut gets mad.
You don't even post in this thread if you say that, neck yourself
>You must slow down and reread the grammar sections you wish to use until they're natural.
this is exactly a good thing to do. youre right that you have to revisit lessons, even basic forms i am rereading.
>"alongside the drugs, there was a bottle with some of liquid"
I really wanna read it like this as well, but the structure of the sentence deny it.
As an 一升瓶(1.8L) is hardly contained in another bottle, what she is mentioning as "これ" here should be the liquid itself.
>"And this(liquid), I found it along side the drug in the bottle of Shochu"
>I'm not sure whether she has poured it into the 1.8l bottle from another bottle of Shochu, or they are the same bottle.
>but generally the size of bottles of Shochu is 720ml(there are 一升瓶s as well), so It's likely she poured it to 1.8l one.
Anyway, it's still confusing that why the drug had not dissolve in the liquid and how she got to take the drug, which sounds like powder, out of a bottle of liquid.
>edutainment apps
you mean mobile video games? ive never really heard of this. ill keep trying, thanks for the words.
>edutainment
education + entertainment
edu + tainment
Learning games
Are your posts questions? Or quizzes?
Shouldn't Japanese respond?
>"クスリと一緒に焼酎の瓶に入ってたんですけど"
Here I meant
>"this(liquid) was in the bottle of shochu, alongside the drug"
>both the liquid and the drug were in the bottle.. Is the drug encapsulated in insoluble containers?
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Ohh..I think I got it.
It's like
"この液体が焼酎の瓶に入って、クスリと一緒に(そこに)あった"
Yes, as you guessed, it's
>"alongside the drugs, there was a bottle with some of liquid"
I guess it's just a mistake by the writer, since previous context was talking about other drugs in bags of six.
>ビニールに小分けされたものが多数……比較的大きな袋六つ、それは100グラムあるかないかという分量であった。
"Alongside the drugs" seems the most plausible.
Thank you for the help
Sorry, it should be thisIt may be confusing indeed especially when written desu.
And the 一升瓶 is the bottle of 焼酎.
Sorry for messing up desu.
もうみんな酒飲んで寝ちゃえば?
>I cat read so, hue
Oh, My answer is terrible.
I noticed it now.
true : I can read so
I have decided not to drink for a lifetime, huehue
Good decision my friend!
いい決まった
I hope the Israeli user has got trapped in a 女装風俗 in Ueno and gives the best presentation of the class in his girl's outfit when he go back to his school.
I can drink alcohol like a normal person.
But I'm not fighting my desires.
Just symply, I don't have a desire to drink, huehue
>*決断(or 決意, 決心)だ
いい(こと)決まった
Recommended for Mr. Melonpan, huehue
>よく決めた
"いい決まった" sounds just, just weird..
"いいこと(が)決まった" might sound "Yes, I made a really good resolution!" in some context, but rather sounds like some beneficial bill was passed by the diet or so, as it's an intransitive(not transitive "決めた") verb maybe.
Yeah I just realized it should be 決めた, I'm a retard since I let that get past me.
What rice wines would you guys recommend, btw?
Selection is pretty sparse out here. We mostly get cheap bottles of Gekkeikan and the like.
>japan, poland, canada, austria, singapore
damn I just realized most people posting here have only two colors (red and white) on their flag like japan
And all of them are insanely autistic
The one you saw in anime.
IT ALL RETURNS TO NOTHING
In recent years, "獺祭(Dassai)" seems to have caused sensations.
for you.
でももうあれが新しい標準になるんじゃないかと思う。クセのない味だし、作り方も勘に頼らなくて、やろうと思えば海外にも工場作れそうだし。
Meanwhile the US, UK, and Australia all have flags with red, white, and blue.
We're truly the greatest posters.
Have you ever written kanji with a fountain pen? I want to get into calligraphy and also use it as a way to memorize but I don't have a brush pen and it just looks like shit (aside from being hard) done with a pen or pencil. Should I buy that chink one you mentioned?
Do you like Strong Zero?
NO
>anytime I drink it it induces a mess.
I drank it almost each night last time desu.
What is the most natural way to ask if somebody has a problem with something? 問題があるのですか doesn't seem right to me but I just don't know.
Just say 大丈夫?