DJT - Daily Japanese Thread #2030

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First of all, let's stop with the real japs bullshit. Everyone that's japanese is a real jap, weeb or not. That kind of buzzword doesn't matter, what matters is even if the jap weebs are a minority and you won't see them very often unless you hang out around them, learning dialects, memes and all that kind of stuff is also important to understanding the language and the people even just a bit more than before. Not learning something just because the normie japs don't say it is fucking retarded, you're just giving yourself excuses to not learn more about the language.

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am i learning nihongo?

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I never disagreed with any of these statements. The only part I disagreed with is your characterization that Japanese people are bigger weebs then us combined.

I'm a weeb, as I'm sure everyone learning this language is, and I get most of my exposure through anime and manga. I'm definitely learning that side of the culture too. But you should temper your expectations if you ever plan on visiting or living there. Outside of Akihabara, overt weebiness is looked down as it is outside any space that isn't anime centric.

So do you think knowing phrases like below would benefit your life in some degree?
>さくらたん(*´д`*)ハァハァ
>逝ってヨシ!
I don’t think so..

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メッセージは偶数なったら、ビール買ってこのスレッドに寄る。

I sure hope so

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>overt weebiness is looked down
Do I look like the kind of person that cares what others think about me?
>temper your expectations
I'm not going down the sinking ship of depression with you.
Definitely
>さくらたん(*´д`*)ハァハァ
Pretty selfexplanatory
>逝ってヨシ!
Had to look this up, I'm going to say it's useful to me just to spite you.

>learning dialects, memes and all that kind of stuff is also important to understanding the language and the people
true, words like "unironically" "autistic" which are uniquely seen here definitely enriched my descriptive expression a lot

Unironically, both of those are used pretty much everywhere.

unironically? if so it's autistic

I can think of some rare cases where you would say unironically outside of Jow Forums.
If ironically was used in the previous sentence but the next sentence had nothing ironic about it, putting unironically in there would make sense.
Autistic can be said when the illness is mentioned.

I don't see anything depressing about having realistic expectations of what Japan is if you ever visit. Quite the opposite, I'd say that knowing what you are getting yourself into will lead to having a much better time.

And you may think it sounds cool and individualistic to say that you don't care about what other people think about you, but it really is important in succeeding in life. Other people's opinions will affect your ability to get jobs and promotions, to gain friends and make connections, and to establish a long term relationship with someone. It sucks because you feel that you aren't being true to yourself, but quite frankly, life doesn't give a damn about what you think. You've gotta play societies stupid game to get anywhere. Anyways, my break is almost over so I gotta get back to work, so good luck with your studies.

Imagine being this much of a cuck

You are just putting some hiragana into Chinese quotes.

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Here's your important kanji of the day
乳首

I heard this had been so popular in eastern Euro.
>20年前か

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美人をやりたい
あとで殺したい

ヤバイ

>バルト式性癖

友人はいまだにこの垂れている頬っぺたが大好き。
「現在のアニメはいやだわ、魅力がスレイヤーズなどに敵えないの。」といつも繰り返している。
スレヤーズなら大丈夫と思うけどセイバーマリオネットほどは垂れすぎる!友人には構わない、「いいスタイルじゃん!」という。

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美人をやりたい
あとで殺したい

ヤバイ

酒を飲まない
タバコを吸わない
いい人かもしれない

いい匂いを嗅ぎたい
彼女と会いたい
あとで触りたい
中に入れたい
胎に出したい
満足を得たい
そして殺したい

ホントにこれはそんなにヤバくない

>現在のアニメはいやだわ、魅力がスレイヤーズなどに敵わないの。
女友達?

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>わない
えないが違うの?
>女友人
当たり。

Sorry for the newb question, but in what contexts would it be appropriate to use the です/ます form during a one-on-one conversation?

Same as with English: if you're not sure, use politeness/be formal.

糖質なんじゃね?

formal context (cashier, post office whatever)
other speaker has higher social position (your teacher for example)
you don't know the other speaker
other speaker is obviously older than you
if younger, other speaker has reached a certain "respectable" minimum age

双丘^^

You are a fucking gaijin. You could start with だ/-る and hardly anyone would beat an eye.

です/-ます is what is usually appropriate, though. Even among college students that meet for the first time. It's really not all that casual from the start like in the West.

Is this slang for boobies

bat an eye*

Thanks a lot.

Seriously.

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Where my アイヌ pals at?

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Who

>ちょくちょく
just when does it end

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there are more gitaigo in the japanese language than there are stars in the universe

wikiwand.com/ja/アイヌ
北海道の古代人、ばかポラーちゃん

Why would they be in this thread

ポラーちゃんが詰まらないよ ( ̄ε ̄)

ポカーン

ほとんど午後10時なのに、まだ24度がある

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鎧を脱いでもいいよ。戦場じゃない。
人はあながち皮肉で感謝してあげる。
知ってなかった?
お前でも他人にいいこと教えられる。
偉いね、ポーランドちゃん。いい子。

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ファイナルバンプ

窓開けよ、ボケ

>我々全員死んでしまうのよ

おは

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rikunokotou

How to maximize my nihongo learning results with relatively low time spent?
I have to minimize the time spent on learning since I'm very busy currently.

What would you do?
I thought about
anki with vocab for max 20min
anki with kanji for writing 10min
reading 30 min

Thoughts?

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You get what you put in, always.
Skip the writing, though.

Minimal gains are fine.

What the everloving fuck is a "decameron?"

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A period of 10 days.

Anki vocab for the minimal time, reading for the maximum.
No handwriting.

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I thought it was a rasta confirming that the camera was certainly on.

domo

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a stupid way to say δεkαήμερο(ν)
blame the italians

>δεkαήμερο(ν)

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>No handwriting.
It kinda helps differentiating complex kanji if you wrote them a few times.

you don't need the -ν ending in dimotiki

Your waste of time, not mine.

>えないが違うの?
「かなわない」and 「女友達」are correct.

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Why is everyone so anti writing anyway?

Perhaps its a slow, cumbersome method of communication that is quickly fading in the digital age, being kept on life support by irritating cunts wailing 'aesthetic!'

You are not wrong, but how else are you remembering complex kanji?

I'm already learning Japanese for 2 years and while I know simple low stroke kanji by heart I still mix up the more complex kanji on a daily basis.

Because they've skipped it and your method is always better than everyone else's.

If you have just one hour a day, though, I would also embark on the "do your reps and keep reading" line of thought. You can reduce your new kanji to maybe 5 a day and keep learning them slowly, but that'll take over a year, I feel like it's way more productive to blast through them all and them keep them as reps, not new content.

I don't think about them as individual kanji, just words. I learn the word reading as a whole, and only bother to look at the kanji when I confuse it for a different word. I look at them separately to identify the difference, then move on.

ejje.weblio.jp/content/"現当主"
「現当主」ってのは重複表現には当たらないのだろうか?
グーグル曰く、当主とはその家の現在の主人なのである
現在の現在の当主って言ってるみたいなものなんじゃないのか?

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あ、ミスったな
現在の現在の当主→現在の現在の主人

>can't find raws to a manga
>goddess has scanlation
What do

syobon

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二重表現だと思う
そのゲームのシナリオがどんな奴が書いたのかしたないけど違和感がある
前の主は先代とかご隠居とかいうし

>違和感がある
んー、具体的にプリーズ

君の言ったとおりだ
現当主は現在の現在の主って意味に聞こえる
頭痛が痛いみたいな
意味は通じるがな

だめか

でもべつにそのゲームに限った表現じゃないだろう?
weblioというかwikipediaでもこんなに出てくるんだし
ejje.weblio.jp/sentence/content/"現当主"

Is there something like NHK News Easy, but just a collection of N5-N4 tier stories to read?

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うーん、、、そうだよなあ
ググったら現当主たくさん出てきた
たぶん当主という言葉を単に主という意味としてとらえてる人が多いんじゃないかなあ
少なくとも俺は違和感を感じるが当主を単に主ととらえるなら現当主は今の主という意味になる

Yes but they don't work on phones, sorry

>たぶん当主という言葉を単に主という意味としてとらえてる人が多いんじゃないかなあ

あそれな
「主に当たる人」みたいに間違って読み取るんだろうな

そうそうそれそれ

瞞着:まんちゃく・いんちき
吝嗇:りんしょく・けち

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>瞞着
聞いたことない

Another day of nihongo offering escape from day-to-day bullshit
Thank you 日本語
おやすみなさい/ディジェティー/先輩

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bump

first I have to get through the day-to-day bullshit before I get to my 日本語 session

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Its the worst innit
pants
coffee
misc german traditions

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>>瞞着
自分では使わないけどそこそこ目にするぞ
ごまかしとかこじつけとか言う意味で

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bump

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俺は左?

上がる
上げる
上がり
上り
上る
上す
上下
上り下り
下がる
下げる
下ろす
下り
下る

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wrong font

で?

you will learn them in time

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そういうことですよ