>sudden chill I saw jisho's entry but it doesn't make sense in this sentence. Do people feel sudden chills when they are wondering if they botched something or not? (Not me but dunno about others)
I'm doing AJATT done with RTK, save for reviews (50% mature), and done with Tae Kim. I have ~350 sentences cards in my deck, but I don't know where to mine really. Would a light novel like no game no life be too hard?
Austin Ramirez
Also should I be reading my sentence cards aloud when repping?
is there a way to set up anki so that it picks new cards from a subset of cards with a particular tag instead of the whole deck?
Jace Kelly
What would that entail?
Oliver Allen
not much per se, but I think it would take some dedication to make the guide stick to their OP and maybe rewrite some things here and there to customize it a bit to adress japanese learners, depending on the resistance it could be very easy or close to impossible and of course the few people here to stick with it instead of splitting the community even more
at the very least I want them to include the guide in the OP I guess
Jaxon Martinez
The guide is usually there from what I've seen? I think just from a thread culture perspective, the /jp/ one is beyond salvaging. There are 3-4 people there that incessantly shit it up every single day with the exact same arguments and the rest of the thread is more than happy to get involved in it. Though, to be honest, that's kind of an advantage because the people that actually give a shit about learning are so starved for legit questions that anything you ask usually gets answered pretty quick if you don't mind ignoring the shitposting responses.
Ethan Davis
I meant the 日本語スレッド
Parker Smith
Oh ok, ignore me then, misunderstood.
Leo Cruz
This thread is for the discussion of the language, culture, travel, daily life, etc. of Japan and a place for those studying the Japanese language. Let's tark at randam in Japanese and English. Take it easy!
>I think their chatter would drown out our (well, sometimes) on-point discussion about the language itself. depends on the time of the day. without the elevens it's pretty slow lately, or at least as far as I could see
I think the actual japanese would actually embrace it, but I'm worried about some of those spastics there, the autism of some of them really knows no boundaries
Robert Bell
bump
Andrew Lopez
>mind haze at 100% max capacity >get blessed by my words of the day being family members
Thank fuck. I really need to figure out why I'm so tired and hazy all the time. I slept plenty last night, am exercising regularly, eating alright. FUCK. Gonna get my blood tested, maybe my testosterone has gone down in the past few years since I tested it last time.
Also, bump
Landon Rivera
Try learning how to read and speak before writing. I doubt few Japanese would expect a foreigner to write shit down for them.
Ayden Howard
Unless you've got someone with who you can converse, you have to learn the language passively (reading and listening). So it's either watching 1000 subbed animus or gritting through enough kanji to learn by reading instead.
I'm studying from Tae Kim's book and I want to review words using the Core2k deck because the cards are really well made. I'll try tagging words as I find them in the book and use a filtered deck to review them.
Aiden Jenkins
lol at her struggling to read 袖 in that video. Not even Japanese people can learn Japanese.
Context is 國見 asked to touch 彩音's chest and she let him but then felt weird about it for a while later. He then apologizes and she starts talking about how she was harboring some illusions about him since her love was previously unrequited but she realizes that he's a guy after all.
So my question is what's with everything past 見たり in the second line? I can't wrap my head around what she's trying to say. As well as who she's talking about in the third line. Is it both of them or just him?
Wait never mind I think I got it. She means he doesn't have an interest in エッチな目で見たり、下品な噂をする and he pays attention to other ところs instead. Fucking hell I glossed over the last て in the first line and didn't realize it was all just a continuation of her impression of him.
Anyhow, don't die on me again.
Michael Ramirez
Dunno been trying to post there past few days and it's not the same.
I was doing great with this until Mr. Hiragana Salad showed up. The only part I can make sense of is 使い得倍 and maybe 農 in the first line of the first bubble? Is this dialect heavy? What kanji are being used?
Step 1: Search the words you want to study from the deck using the Browse option Step 2: Add a tag to each word you want to study Step 3: Go to the deck and find "Custom Study". Choose the "Limit to Particular Tags" Step 4: "Include" the tag you placed on the new words you've added. (Optional) "Exclude" other tags
Jose Fisher
we had this exact passage here a few months ago I think even some japanese guy said it's barely understandable, so no worries
Joshua White
>Tokyoite teacher and Osakan teacher start arguing over trying to explain the difference between the pitch accents in 雨 and 飴 >僕の顔いつ
Every language has homophones, the pitch accent is a meme.
Austin Reed
they kept talking about how it's different in standard Japanese and in Osakaben, but whenever they used it in a sentence I couldn't hear it at all. they just kept screaming AME at each other for a good minute
Jace Johnson
is there a keystroke to switch between 片仮名 and 平仮名. also why is 片仮名 kanji in the windows language pack but not 平仮名. I'm getting a whole bunch of fucked autocompletes with mixed up kanji.
Lincoln Garcia
Is Jow Forums working again?
Robert Cruz
Asian mootykins literally incapable of maintaining this site