Is there really any other reason to learn Jap other than for visiting Japan/anime?
I mean, they are accepting more workers now and a lot of flips are in line to go there.
I can see why you should learn English or Mandarin or Spanish, or French, but not Japanese, outside my weeb sphere.
no
do you need any other reason anyway
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If you know japanese you can also read manga, remember.
None, really. I don't want to work in Japan. Their work culture is wageslave-robot tier.
well ok
but you have as much reasons to learn japanese than any other language that isn't english or chinese
which is none, just do it you fucking weeb 頑張って
I dunno I feel like I would use Spanish one day, for something important.
You can learn japanese in order to teach retarded rich kids the language of anime. You be able to find some friends, if you are about it. It also allows you to translate manga/anime pirately. Japan is full of content to translate, I sure.
Perhaps you can learn japanese as a hobby? Well if you don't have any practical use for it, learning japanese would be harder to justify anyway since it does not bring any pragmatic benefits.
for what? all spanish countries are shitholes
your only hope is that in a few decades Spanish becomes the de facto tongue of the USA
Not really
Pretty much all that come here is either weeb or too poor and there's no other choice
And don't think about teaching English here unless you look white
Some will be more willing to hire some random ruskies than hire some high level English speaker that just doesn't look white at all
oh rly, sounds good.
>Pretty much all that come here is either weeb or too poor and there's no other choice
which one are you
If you're going to live in Japan you should learn the language. By the way, why would you learn it to watch anime? Literally 100% of everything that comes out is translated.
I am weeb, I went to Japan via cruise ship last month.
I am blinded by my weebness of my opinion of Japan I think.
Well, aren't people absolutely biased? Japan still has the third largest economy and I'm sure there are many Japanese companies in your cunt
Anime is fucking nothing
Learning a language is literally a hobby
You learn it to enjoy shit. If you speak a foreign language, can import a very rare item from there via a personal trading too. You can go into such a crossborder unusual situation.
Why would you want to make money off of it?
Well, it's good for certain work fields.
Yes but all of them don't require you to speak Japanese though, you're already a foreigner so chances are you will never get a high position
You can translate doujins for a living. Pays are decent.
how decent can the pay for something that's not even hard be?
>but all of them don't require you to speak Japanese
that's because it's too hard for them
I honestly think you can always find a job for being able to use basic Japanese since most japs can't speak English and almost all non-japs can't speak Japanese despite Japan has many global companies
Is leaning Japanese really that hard
I assume so
I guess most people who were learning Japanese gave up at some point
The only thing hard about it is the vocabulary.
The grammar is waaaay harder in english.
t. I went to a japanese class in uni, it was a requirement to graduate.
I don't think learning languages is hard, a filipino knows like 4 languages average since this country has hundreds of languages, not even dialects because they are all different.
Manga/anime and videogames and that's it, if you learn japanese for other thing then it means you are a loser fag and you will never find the true love of your life for being a faggot.
I think that's the other way around
It's often considered one of the most difficult languages for English speakers
really? i think japanese grammar is way harder for any indo-european native than english
at least it's for me
because the grammar is different maybe but the grammar structure of japanese is actually much much easier from my experience, though I wouldn't call myself a person who knows how to speak and write japanese.
well not for me
here in flipland many languages and many different grammar structures, a few of them copied from the nips and chinks allegedly
Grammar is easy but how to choose a proper expression for each situation is hell.
Same with english
as I said the only hard part of Japanese is the vocabulary, you use too many letters
IIRC we learned in a short wile hiragana and kanji, one of those is the shorter one I forgot
though I will admit i breezed though that class, I had more important things to study than ?Japanese at the time, though I was interested being the weeaboo that I am.
Not really
If you posted on 2ch in Japanese you would immediately be recognised as a gaijin poster, whereas many posts from jp flag on int are unironically and seriously considered as ones from gaijin English teachers.
This couldn't happen on the Japanese internet because for instance every Japanese would immediately feel your post was very awkward even if you made a single mistake of te ni wo ha. Learners like you don't just notice the awkward parts of their Japanese because none of other learners can point it our or even notice it. Although technically it's not about the difficulty of the language