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So, need some advice here (go figure) my father left my life along time ago (done and over with that who cares now) and its always been me and my mom, so my mom travels alot for work, no big deal, my mom meet someone, he is nice, he is all around awesome, great, i approve and am happy to have him in my life, but here is the thing they have no hit the point where they travel to the same place for work on a constant basis...here is the kicker, its japan. And they want to move there, and i feel obliged to go cause its my family and i honestly have no connections here. no gf. no real friends to speak of. so i am ok with up and moving there... here the thing though, i dont understand or speak japanese at all, sure i like anime and stuff but watching it hasnt helped me to learn anything (besides maybe a word or 2 here and there) this is happening in 3 or 4 months. so how can i learn to speak it, write it, and understand it as quickly as possible.

tl;dr Family is up and moving to japan, need to learn to understand/read/speak it. Quickest way. please.

sup /jp/

just wondering... what has moot written here in japonese:

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U.S. economy plummeting at the speed of light. Will be eating our boots by the end of the year. Since I'm a massive weeaboo, yet not loud and annoying about it, and mildly fluent, Japan is an option, as well as Europe, maybe even Canada.

So worst comes to worst, where do the rest of you Amerifags plan to go?

Hello /jp/, I'm going to japan for the first time next month and I really want to come back with the coolest high-tech gadget. Problem is, I have no idea what to get and where to look.
Any advice?

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