What do I need to do to improve my English?

browse the English interwebz whenever you need to, watch movies, listen to music

No, it's a movie. The best movie that was ever made.

youtube.com/watch?v=9-dIdFXeFhs

>HP Lovecraft books
Interesting.

No it's a meme movie

Thank you!!

You're welcome.

A meme because it is so great

>meme
What is this?

Have sex with me.

ミーム

メメだと思った。

どのような?

メメって何?って思った。

Do you speak English?

This doesn't help Japan-bro

Give him a definition using simple English words, or an example. That's the best way to learn vocab. Hell, it's how I learned Belgian and Mexican

>simple English words
I know this some. but I can't read.

それ。
Basically, use websites like vocabulary.com

How do you not know reading English?

Yeah i do while i fuck you in the ass.

>vocabulary.com
nice.

For example?

Okay. You need to practice, and watch lots of movies and TV. Maybe, listen to some English radio, or podcasts, to help you understand. It will take time. Do it every day.

How can a forgot everything about english? I'm so fucking tired about 4ch autism. But i can't stop.

Attached: 15213635430900.png (604x411, 392K)

OK! Now I watch some youtube.Do you know good movie?

The Room is very good. One of the most important films of the past twenty years.

Also, I know it sounds weird, but some movies for young people are good because of the simpler words. I can't remember any right now, but if I do, I'll post some.

Too much to do for someone who has little to no incentive to do so tbqh.
Better check vocabulary.com, particularly these lists:
vocabulary.com/lists/558097
vocabulary.com/lists/52473
You'll obviously need to read grammar with that. Based on my experience with Japanese grammar, English grammar is hell.

>Do you know good movie?
Full metal jacket.

>Too much to do for someone who has little to no incentive to do so tbqh.
?
His incentive is to understand English, and it's theoretically with something that Japan-bro likes to do

Yeah, but as far as I know, learning English like that takes years.
I learnt the majority of new words by reading YA books in my high school, and understandably, I didn't learn anything. Contrast that with using Anki, and I'm much better off now.

What's YA?

Also I'm not saying for him to do only what I suggested, but it's a big help

Of course, it's a big help. You learn more the culture and what not.
But it's pretty time consuming, and afaik, jobs in Japan don't leave you with much time.
YA = Young Adult novels, basically cheesy romance shit. I read 1/day for a week to get closer to a girl in High School.

These. Playing video games in English works as well.
And constantly look up everything you don't get.

OK! I will see that movie. Thank you!

Nobita, is that you?

You mean this guy?
youtube.com/channel/UCcIsxujzLRO5qY5f9buahCQ
He's pretty good at English tho, except his oh-so-bad accent

Idk if you need this but still
youtu.be/O2IG7HF1cDQ

Who?

ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/野比のび太
I'll be damned if you don't know who this is

I know simple words like that. I want to use English more naturally.

I don't know him. His English is very well I think.

>he doesn't know ドラえもん
What the fuck
Go ask your parents, at least they should know

Oh, I know ドラえもん. I didn't know that youtuber.

Oh ok

Also check this
jp.quora.com/20年ぶりに英語の勉強を始めたいのですが-オススメの

>jp.quora.com/
Thanks!