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セックス
防塵
ギシアン
抱く
性行為
ヤる
乙
what a scary picture.
寝る is also used as the meaning of "have sex"
I hate Spyair, the most shounen band
Just like 'sleep with'
Have you watched or read "やきたて!!ジャぱん"?
youtube.com
I tried a trip code.
German technology is the best in the world, Vielen Dank
I'm going to remove it when I talk to the USAflag.
kek, no problem
No
It's both hilarious and educational.
thanks.
>sleep with
I learnt a new English phrase for 寝る today
Why are you using a trip code?
You have a nice codename.
Omg this bring backs memories when I was in my younger days watching :)
なんか思ったとおりだ
そんな人には写真を使ったりする、殺人犯みたいだな
I still lose my shit during the reaction scenes all these years later.
私はアメリカから来ました
Because it's pretty
XD
What's the difference between that and "出身"?
Simple come vs born in
>出身
this is used to say your origin. perhaps david-kun has come from america but isnt necessarily from there.
たーちゃん of Tapris
Is that your soul name?
But your codename isライちゃん of Rheingold.
Please Remember!
So if Bongbro was born in London, for instance, but became a naturalized US citizen in NYC, for instance, and took a trip to Japan, he would say "出身" for London but "から来ました" NYC?
から来た means that someone came from another region, but the person was not necessarily born and grew up there.
on the other hand, 出身 also means that someone came from another region just like から来た, but it has a nuance that the person was born and grew up there.
分かりません
この世はどこまでも膨らんでゆくの
OK forget
I think it'd be more like where you just came from
You could say "学校から来た", just as you could "旅行から戻った".
Then again, you probably shouldn't be paying attention to an N4 like me who mostly reads dumb eroge and LNs.
この胸はどこまでも膨らんでゆくの
>"出身"
you dont even really need to say this. you can just say アメリカに住むですけどランドンに生まれた
出身" has a more nuance to it. normally if someone says this they mean more than place of birth.
i cant find this anywhere. do you know where might be one?
or let me rephrase. it could imply more than place of birth.
例えば骨折しちゃったり
例えば手紙をもらったり
出身 is Heimat
>I thought I came across a new English word
>google it for the meaning
>it turned out to be a German word for home or homeland
sorrysorry
I felt that “Homeland” means a country.
Back in the day I watched this and テニスの王子様
Never did get into Prince of Tennis.
Hajime no Ippo is probably my favourite sport anime.
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der Vaterland (Man)
die Heimat (Woman)
Namely, Heimat is mother
This is all I know.
A thing I have been wondering about:
In case of "Hunter X Hunter" the X is not pronounced, but in case of "Daemon X Machina" it is.
Why?
僕は「彼女はろくろく首」というの漫画を終わったばかりです。そんなおかしいなんで驚いている。
Does 列車にひかれ死亡 mean death by train?
I mean, in Hunter X Hunter, the entire story starts off with becoming a Hunter to hunt a Hunter, so calling it just "Hunter hunter" makes sense.
>der Vaterland
It's "das Vaterland", since it ends with "das Land". The final noun in a compound decides the gender of the whole thing.
Other words from that complex: "die Muttersprache" (mother tongue) or "Vater Rhein" ("father Rhine").
Also, 出身 is closer to "Herkunft".
ask your mom what i did to herkunft LOL
Because the author thought that "it's cool".
That's all I can say.
BTW, what do you think of the old meme about making fake German words?
>Necked down .378 Weatherby
always fucking gets me
I seem to have been taught a lie by an English teacher.
If they were American they were lying most of the time they were talking
what unit is fs
Imagine the fucking barrel life, lmao.
It's Feet Per Second, usually written FPS.
4600 FPS = 5047.488 km per hour, btw.
Oh, that's what I assumed, but writing it as "fs" is very... american.
feet/second
the 105 grain load was roughly 1400m/s
the bullet would be heated to boiling temperatures by the air friction lmao
However, it has been decided in Japan that Indians do not lie.
misquote, sorry deutschbro enjoy your free (you)
p.s. how long a barrel do you think they would need to burn even half of that powder
we're talking easily 5 meters
4600 fps * 12 = 55200 inches per second
That's 1 inch in 1/55200 of a second
Divide that by 10 because of the 1:10 twist...
The bullet would be spinning roughly 5520 RPM at the muzzle...
Are the people that teach English there usually native speakers (British, American, Australian, etc.)?
Japanese English teachers are mostly Japanese.
And they can't speak English.
I also have no experience taught by foreigners.
Try to meet exchange students.
They will be glad to be able to make friends with a native speaker that attempts to learn their own language, and you will get more proficient in English.
It's win-win.
A "Mutually beneficial" or "Symbiotic" relationship.
Sorry if you misunderstood.
I am no longer a student.
GIRUGAMESH
>さくらーこん いきます!
die
You never stop being a student of LIFE!
なんすかFateっすか?
Japanese never stop being a worker of life!
Yeah, the way companies abuse their employees is really not okay.
I've worked at places that required a lot of overtime, but at least I got overtime pay (or banked hours) for doing it. I also had the benefit of not bringing the work home with me or having work meetings after-hours under the pretense of eating/drinking.
It sounds absolutely suffocating and the NEET problem is the natural result thereof.
O, oh.....oh?
What stops you from meeting them anyway?
Why do you think students wouldn't want to interact with an "adult"?
In the news, an Amazon worker was pissing into a petbottle.
It ’s Chaplin.
In fairness, Amazon treats ALL their employees like shit, regardless of which nation the office is in.
I did this
files.catbox.moe
Does it make me a weeb?
Neck yourself
>osu
>not etterna
Hey,
Just started learning Japanese.
I’ve got a hiragana, katakana and kanji books. Downloaded loaded Duolingo, LingoDeer, AnkiApp and kanji game.
Is there anything else that will aid me with learning Japanese?
Pic of my poor attempt of hiragana. :(
I do not know.
As a kid, I didn't want to talk to adults.
Adults should not enter the youth world.
I looked it up and it's the same but with fewer songs
Uninstall everything but anki
I've been using "Write it! Japanese" on my phone for hiragana practice and have been enjoying it.
>files.catbox.moe
the fact that you recorded it to post it here makes you a weeb of the highes order. Absolutely shameful.
>Is there anything else that will aid me with learning Japanese?
A working brain, which might be hard to come by.
Sometimes I want to be cool too
>twenty-somethings
>kids
Sure, they aren't full-fledged adults, but calling them kids goes a little too far.
Cool, may check that out.
:’(
your hand-written kana look significantly great and beautiful.
I don't know that others are different from me.
I was a kid, and I ’m still a kid.
Great.
You are at least 100 times more eager than me.
I mean, making you write them down over and over and over again is how you learned it, right?