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If you swim in this lake you will become proficient in 関西弁 and 北海道弁
まじで
ええんやで
Sarmatyzmって何?
It's what lead this country to its downfall.
The nobles started believing they originate from Sarmatians which date back to the Roman Empire, so they thought they're allmighty, didn't want to make themselves or the country better and would rather indulge themselves in worldly pleasures and bully peasants all day for 300 years until Germany, Austria and Russia decided this country is a joke and cleaned up a bit.
>will never produce
ご介錯を頼む
これはペンです
ふーん、中華思想みたいな感じか。
今ポーランドの歴史読んでるけど おもろいね。特に大洪水時代 the Deluge
>ぺん
誰?やっぱり、浮気者ですね!
>Changing the language also changes the voiceovers
Time for superior dub democracy
死なない
I think I'll just read a little bit and then call it a day
ボールペンはどこですか
死ぬな
>total war 実況プレイを観ている
>終わり
>クソ
>一周後
>新しいtotal war実況プレイが始める
いい感じね
>Konfederacja targowicka
なんだこの売国奴。。。
>Konfederacja targowicka
どこからこの名前をとった?
バカ言うな
is this grammar correct and I'm too drunk or is this grammar not correct?
バカ言うな
「馬鹿なことを言うな」はもっと文法的に正確じゃねの?
あほぬかせ
Read all of this and you now understand 30% of Japanese grammar.
>あほぬかせ
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
なんでやねん
FUCKING KANSAIBEN RETARD, I'M GONNA KILL YOU THE NEXT TIME I'M IN WARSAW
あかん!にげよ!
>continue reading 十二国記シリーズ vol4
>man these niggas sure laugh a lot
>ctrl+f pic related
草wwlol
I bet Yukio Mishima would have loved it
顔謝
But I have to understand 62% of Japanese grammar to read it.
Back to dying daily!
>74%
I'm improving it lad
It's already fucked, you'll never have 100%
>passed 100,000 total reviews in Anki on Tuesday
Neat.
Is there a particular way Japanese (particularly in Sendai) hold their mouths when they speak? I want to learn more about phonology, but "Japanese Oral Posture" yields nothing but porn.
JUST DO IT
How do I interpret なじょ or なんぼ? I think they're interrogatives
おはよう
なんぼ is just 関西弁 for いくら
おはよう
what's the comic sans of japanese fonts?
1200 kanji in, and I have come to the realization that I have no idea why I'm learning Japanese in the first place. I don't even like anime.
Too late to stop now though...
帰れ
Make me ;-)
>㍍
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Go to Japan or China. Find out you can read shit. It's a pretty cool realization.
whatever this shit is called
Cute のs
Did I forget or what is the お姉さん for little sister/brother?
I don't mean いもうと like あね is for big sister when you're talking about yours.
I mean as in お兄さん、お姉さん
Is it just いもうとさん and おとうとさん?
I went last year, actually. Maybe that's what got me interested. It's definitely been motivating to go through the pictures I took and finding I can read some of the random street signs that just looked like gibberish back then.
You call your younger siblings by their name. If you are talking about them to someone else you would use いもうと or おとうと and if you were addressing someone elses younger siblings you would add さん to them as you would be using them in place of their names
anyone else sign up for JLPT in america?
I signed up for N2
I don't see a reason to sign up for a test. What are you even going to do with an N2 certificate?
黄金の自由→ポニャトフスキ→タルコヴィツァ同盟
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Test myself and if I pass then personal feeling of accomplishment.
I am then able to tell friends & family I have a certificate and I can put it on my resume, etc.
It's only $60 so I don't see why not take it even just for fun.
Ah so you just like to waste money, cool
scholarship is paying for my school and everything anyways. It's either buy that or textbooks i plan on torrenting
your insecurities aren't his problem
Buy books (and then scan them for the djt library)
What was japan like before samurai?
Nice projection
This is a long shot but do any of you know what language these are? I think they're Chinese, but title says Tibetan so idk. If you do happen to understand, could you tell me the lyrics? I think they're prayers so they might already exist, but I don't know where to look. Not Buddhist btw, I just like the music and would like to know the lyrics.
it was ruled under the Imperial Court
what did the army and soldier look like
he's a marshal who conquered savages in the Northern part of Japan
I am supposed to start Anki after learning Hiragana right? Does anyone have any first hand experience with Core2K vs isolated kanji?
Depends on what you want to learn, japanese or isolated kanji
I want to be able to read as quickly as possible.
The vocab I learn that have kanji I studied via RTK are way easier for me. The vocab I study that have no kanji I've rtk'd are much harder and I fail a lot on them, even if I've seen those kanji in other words I know. I did about 1/2 of rtk, while doing core. I stopped doing rtk and after a couple months realized the difficulties I was having.
RTK seemed like a waste of time but for me it really isn't. Dont use it to learn readings/pronunciation. Only use it for keyword->kanji. It's just for having an understanding of the kanji beyond a vague shape that you only sort of recognize.
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pretty ウケる my dude
I would have if there were any realistic job possibilities for me, but since there's no real pressure behind it I will probably go for N1 next year when I can pass without having to learn much for it
If you're planning to read Yotsuba, use the starter pack deck instead of Core 2K then jump straight into mining.
Otherwise, do Core2K and isolated kanji both, but think of isolated kanji more of an extra than anything worthwhile. If it ever gets too much, cut isolated kanji out and don't look back. As said, it is a little help but it isn't a dealbreaker.
I want to read yotsuba and other manga. Do I need to actively learn grammar or will reading take care of that?
Just read a grammar guide over a few days and look up any constructions that you don't understand. Don't make it a huge part of your studies.
What's this chick saying? It's informal as hell from what I can understand
『なぜかしら, すごいイジリがいがあるのよねアンタ』
>I wonder why...awesome...
>すごいイジリがいがあるのよねアンタ
>凄く弄り甲斐があるのよねアンタ
It’s so satisfying to bully you.
すごい should have been すごく so it is an irregular usage, 弄る means to mock or bully, and verbs in 連用形+甲斐がある means like “is worth doing”.
>甲斐がある can mean satisfying
i know nothing
What I imagined when I read your sentence was a scene where a girl is going to roast a boy so that she would derive great joy from it, therefore I translated it into “satisfying”. As literal translation it would be “be worth doing” but the context I mentioned above is the one that you’d come across so often in modern Japanese.
What do you think of this guy?