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DJT - Daily Japanese Thread #2026.8
Charles Moore
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John Clark
I take one look at Hiragana and get overwhelmed. What do?
James Phillips
start very small
dont give up
Sebastian Butler
take out a pen and pencil learn to write あ (a) then write it 20 times than learn repeat for い (i) え (e)
お(o) and う(u) congratulations you can now read all the vowels
Asher Jones
I more or less can recognize the vowels. What about the other 30 or so?
Jackson Gomez
they're all lined up in columns of five each modifying the vowels by adding a consonant before it learn the columns one at a time the same way you learn the vowels
Blake Myers
smoke some weed
youtube.com
Leo Reed
What's overwhelming, exactly? Just see how they're organized by vowels/consonants and learn them, man.
Easton Morris
乙
Jackson Robinson
今日も5分くらい頑張りましょい!
Jaxon Martinez
I've reached about 200 kanji (Kyōiku kanji) and I'm starting to remember some basic grammar rules. Overall I'm pretty happy I'm making some progress even though its not much.
Zachary Hall
がんばって
Christopher Ortiz
Adam Smith
Good art, what is this?
Very cute! Keep it up, user, it's a long journey but looking back gets increasingly rewarding as you go.
Dylan Clark
Is it true ては is similar to たら but is talking about something more negative? I tried googling "食べ過ぎては太る" and "食べ過ぎたら太る" but the たら one got far more results even though it seems like it'd be a more negative statement.
Joseph Hernandez
Not sure about these nuances, but if you're having trouble understanding the grammar, just thing of the て as the same as るのは.
So instead of saying 食べ過ぎるの(こと)は太る, you say 過ぎては.
Just from this I don't see why it'd be more used for negative sentences, although that might just be a pattern people got used to.
Brandon Cooper
word of the day
Kevin Nguyen
>仏たる彼女は
what exactly is たる here
Owen Wright
Nathan Bailey
>Good art, what is this?
Atelier Sophie I think
Luke Rogers
>寝ゲロ
Ryan Evans
Oh shit, it's a game. Not sure if I want now.
Gavin Roberts
You can't resist this dumb alchemist
Jordan Wright
M-maybe if I'm really unlucky and these games are piratable on a PC I could end up being forced to play it by the circumstances.
But not because I liked it or anything, I j-just... GEEZ, I JUST WANT SOME JAPANESE PRACTICE? ALRIGHT? You dummy egghead.
Ethan Ortiz
>and these games are piratable on a PC
Some, but not others
rpcs3.net
Kayden Nguyen
Is this true
Wyatt Gonzalez
Is it common to spend 1-2 hours on Anki if you just started up?
Eli Bell
Don't watch this
Jaxon Baker
that's 2 hours you could've spent reading (something that will actually train your memorization) instead of pressing 'again' on every card cause anki doesn't work for you.
Luke Cox
no problem
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Nathaniel Rivera
Anki consistently took me 1 hour to do for around 2 years. Only recently it's been going down (to around 30~40 minutes). I don't do 20 new cards a day anymore, though, only around 10.
Ryder Wood
forgot to ask, but what do you do for work that you have japanese co-workers?
Andrew Robinson
I haven't finished Tae Kim yet, I want to get a somewhat decent understanding of the grammar before I start reading at least.
Leo Thomas
get a decent foundation on grammar, read simple a manga/VN and use a dictionary (grammar & vocab) religiously for a while, then move on to harder stuff from there (w/ less dependency on dictionaries).
better yet, don't ask the same worn out questions and just read the guide so this stuff doesn't have to get repeated every time.
Ryan White
A short while back there was a Polish user who was interested in the "mascots" used on the alternative op site. There are another bunch of images to be added to the random rotation for the main page and the main manga page but I decided to upload a version of the source file resolution before adding the resized images. These are primarily for that Polish user, I figure that the larger size is more flexible for whatever it is you are doing with these.
They are in the folder called "_original size"
I'll add them to the alternative site and alternative size backup mega afterwards, as their smaller, resized for web images.
mega.nz
More on topic, what is everyone reading at the moment?
Chase Flores
Robert Lopez
What aobomination is this?
Gavin Reyes
>ダジャレ
Don't question it
>More on topic, what is everyone reading at the moment?
Same VN(Eustia) and some non non biyori
James Smith
What's the highest Due you got?
Joshua Morales
1178 a month or so ago
Juan Murphy
Luis Sullivan
If I did know my shit, wouldn't it be zero
Ayden Lopez
No
Asher Ward
saved 2bh
Carter Miller
will I ever make it
Jonathan Hughes
Ye
Josiah Smith
well thats some good news
Camden Campbell
wtf with this weebshit? kys
Alexander Jones
portugal more like portugay LOL
Jeremiah Stewart
sure pooland, why you suck dick at biedronka nigger?
protip, you will never be a gook
Nolan Thompson
Isaac Anderson
ur mom gay
Austin Taylor
Oliver Mitchell
The alphabet really isn't hard.
Half of it is just the same symbols plus some dots or a circle. It only took me a couple days to memorize it.
Carter Anderson
Blake Adams
Hello my friends. I am currently going through Core 2k/6k and noticed the following for 空く:
Core2k lists "あく" as "to get empty" and "すく" as "to be empty". However Jisho lists them as exactly the reverse. Which one is correct, or are they both the same?
Jonathan King
oops I meant to say ゐ
Gabriel Collins
There are a few duplicate cards in core2/6k, the best thing to do is put them on the one card, and delete the other
When it comes due, you remember both definitions, or fail it
With proper context, its rarely a concern
Thomas White
I see thanks!
Just to make sure though, the two different readings of 空く would mean the same?
Charles Perry
ゐ do not talk about ゐ
Julian Ross
>two different readings of 空く would mean the same?
No it is read differently to mean something else. And other words have different readings and mean exactly the same thing
Wonderful isn't it
Evan Bailey
Which one of the two is the correct one then, the Jisho or the Core2k one?
And truly wonderful
Asher Taylor
Jisho lists 開く below it, which also comes as a variant 空く(あく) so it has a card in core.
Carter Phillips
>「実に空虚な人生じゃあ ありゃあせんか?」
What does ありゃあせんか mean here? The first bit is something about an empty life but the second half looks more like slang
Jayden Roberts
tofugu.com
This guide is retard proof. You'll make it user, but you'll always wish you had started earlier, so come on and start learning!
Cooper Hall
Luis Foster
ありませんか?ないですか?
tag question
Christopher Ward
Ah yes, but I mean mostly the difference in meanings from Jisho and the Deck. Which one should I follow?
Benjamin Hernandez
すく vs あく
すく:the number of things/persons decreases/becomes fewer.
あく:things/persons go away and there is nothing/no one now.
e.g.
√このレストランはすいています(This restaurant is not crowded.)
×このレストランはあいています
[if you want to say the restaurant is open, you are correct.]
√(ホテルで)今夜、あいている部屋はありません(We don’t have any vacant rooms for tonight.)
×今夜、すいている部屋はありません
Jaxson Adams
That's a square root, not a check mark
Juan Rogers
sorry
このレストランはすいています
×このレストランはあいています
今夜、あいている部屋はありません
×今夜、すいている部屋はありません
Connor Reyes
Austin Green
sorry but i dont know how to type that symbol
Ian Ward
>このレストランはすいています
引っ込み思案な人の天堂
Daniel Adams
Many thanks my friend!
Austin Adams
出てけ,マグロ女
Austin Nelson
You can't on Jow Forums
Evan Butler
do you guys know the word 胸熱(胸アツ)?
Brandon Young
No
My popup dictionary says something about being overcome with emotion
Joseph Lopez
yeah it's a common slang word predominantly used to describe scenes which flamboyantly excite readers or watchers in manga / anime, just like this guy.
youtu.be
is there any slang word in English precisely equivalent to it?
Henry Thompson
>is there any slang word in English precisely equivalent to it?
Not so neatly in one word without being implicitly derogative
Jacob Walker
I don't think so, fired up is as close as I've seen.
I'm fired up (closer to 燃える)
This scenes fires me up (closer to 胸熱)
William Williams
scene*
Lincoln James
a typical example sentence is like
>ラスボスを倒すために、ライバルが主人公の仲間になるのは、超胸熱な王道展開だ。
it is a super-muneatsu mannerism that an arch-nemesis with whom the protagonist has fought participates in his party in order to beat the last villain.
Gavin Walker
ah sad, it's very frustrating when i can't find exact English words corresponding to Japanese words i want to use
>fire up
this seems pretty close, thank you very much. added to my vocabulary list
Parker Torres
胸アツ is goddamn good
Tyler Perez
日本語を勉強している君たちに一言
できない
Evan Barnes
when did you start studying it, islansk?
Xavier Bell
Since I lived there 2008-2014.
Thomas Phillips
>2008
i was brat back then
Jackson Nguyen
Stop thinking about English definitions so hard - get the GIST of the definition and learn some Japanese before thinking about minor nuances, because eventually you'll be able to get iit and even read Japanese definitions for more precision.
And things often connect. You see a lot of "あいている" floating around for open places, and the word for gap/opening is 隙 (すき), which is basically すく conjugated as a noun. Once you have enough knowledge, patterns will emerge and words will give footing to each other.
Bentley King
youtu.be
Does this count?
Be taken aghast. Become speechless. Get pumped up. Hyped. Fired up. Roused up. To be breath-taking (of the work).
Samuel Richardson
>超胸熱
"h0ype af"
Anthony Torres
+1
Elijah Russell
What Vocaloid is that? I like her hair.
Charles Richardson
東北きりたん
Leo Anderson
ようやく週末だよマザーファッカース!!!
Also I may or may not have suffered a light heatstroke. Thankfully it's finally getting cooler the next few days.
Wyatt Hernandez
James Mitchell
6年住んでたってよ
Easton Peterson
じゃ
そろそろ失礼します