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I have just found the BEST video to learn Japanese.
I can't hear anything
I don't quite understand see the value of this video... so how do you remember that one is itchy or that 3 is the sun again?
the jew obviously put jesus on the cross, duh
looks like there's nothing to say today... we should probably wait a bit before making another thread when this one dies
Fuck off
it's neither the first nor will it be the last time that some break is necessary, unless you want to stay up all night and bump it
No break is ever necessary
If human beings are social by nature, especially since most people are normalfags, why do migrant parents shut themselves and not learn the new country's language?
Is the fear of failure bigger than the need for socializing?
Next question please
For Brazilian migrants is because they flock together and create expat communities extremely quickly, so they never actually need to use the new language.
t. has expat cousins living in america
Thoughts on Japanese through anime?
Teaches you basics and some words at most
this series sucks really bad, even with jap subtitles it's not good enough to watch
Season 1 was ok but 2 was so slow and bad
Go watch Overlord instead
Good listening practice if its raw. Bonus points for tricking extroverts that want to produce into sounding like retarded faggots irl
>slow
>1 episode covers one entire volume about second best girl
I was thinking about reading the LNs, but I'm too slow of a consumer for this kind of shit.
stuff like this is the true endboss
凸凹
yeah that's a good reminder that I don't know Japanese. Like 10% comprehension after three years of dedicating my life to this. Although I'm not in the habit of listening to that kind of material.
Finny, can you understand that after 10K hours of anime?
I'm the kind of person who needs someone to yell at her to start studying. Someone yell at me to start studying.
>her
Tits or gtfo
I'll take it. Thanks user.
Don't study, show tits instead.
I watched the whole thing and understand maybe 40%
often I think I should watch it regularly to get better and actually know some japanese at the end, but damn that's exhausting...
anyway, おやすみ
ロンドンにいてくれ
>Be 3rd gen Japanese American
>Can understand 80%
>Can't read for shit
What do bros?
Anki
>Finny, can you understand that after 10K hours of anime?
Outside of some titles of people like 文科省 I had no real trouble following what they talked about in the first 20 minutes
>Mix new cards with reviews
>New cards after reviews
Which one?
New cards before reviews
before reviews
Sure is dead in here
Based fr never posting except for tits (unless I'm blind and just never see you)
>日本語
おはよう
やかましい
もうおやすみの時間ですわ
I have a problem with two auxiliary verbs (or whatever they're called) if you can help:
1. What does verb+ まくる mean?
For example 発酵しまくってる or 放屁しまくり
2. What does verb + きる mean?
For example 伸びきる
I can find any of these in the grammar in the grammar reference.
also, what's the kanji in the middle? I'm think there's an 氏 there but I can't find anything by radicals.
尾骶骨
Literally just look up まくる and きる on jisho. Both have definitions for their auxiliary usage.
まくる as an aux verb means to do something over and over again vigorously/all over the place and きる as an aux verb means to do something completely.
高校生の女の子の車を買う。彼女はコラージュに行くつもりです。
I see, thanks.
gay car, get a 2005 corolla with a spoiler on it
>ですわ
あら＾~
Yes because a corolla is a V12 TT.
Can someone tell me why Japan doesn't just get rid of Kanji and just use the Kana? Just add spaces between words so you can have a language where you can figure out words by the sounds of each letter like many other languages, instead of making everyone memorize thousands of characters.
mad cuz bad
how to learn japanese?
why would you even want to do something like that
Multiple words can have the same reading, so having Kanji makes it easier to distinguish them.
Haha the thread is still up you german fucking faggot
bump
read the guide
調子は
brill
Because Japanese has a metric shit load of homonyms.
はやい覚ました
Is 居る the same as いる as from 猫がいます
It says 居る is "being present" so
Same with 有る meaning "to exist" as in 鉛筆があります
Are they the same います / あります verbs without kanji, or are the kanji ones different things?
Yeah 居る is the same いる as in 猫がいます
Technically 在る is the kanji you want to use for existence, and 有る for possession.
I would avoid actually using these though because the words are so simple. Also another technical gripe is you're not supposed to use kanji in auxiliary verbs.
バカ
bad poland
馬鹿
What is being expressed here? I thought I vaguely understood というか, but I guess not enough for this. Looked in HJGP again and still don't get it.
go back to watching subbed anime
Sasuga, or actually, how do I say this...
Probably a good idea to find the time. It'd help with more than just this, I'm sure.
Thanks. なんというか just seems hard for me to process there. Maybe I'm thinking in English again.
Read that already.
Good night.
>Morning in leafland
>Good night
Haven't slept yet.
Why are you not sleeping
Doesn't matter.
Talk about Japanese.
Why does 尸 give me more corpses in google images than 屍
お大事にカナダ人君
ちらりずむ
>尸
It's "屍" in Chinese
斜め
Put this in google
分かれる
>別れる shows up
No dying
Is there a guide that focuses exclusively on radicals?
Read the guide
bump
Perhaps I should have said book rather than guide, I want to print it.
What a waste of time
>日本語が分からないのに日本語の言葉を使う人
またの名をweeb
>only 120 reps due tomorrow
This seems wrong, somehow.
do me next