/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>16699771
and that is bad why exactly? Do you wish to store away pages and keep them unread? Are pages unread by you a currency of sorts?

You either;
understand whatever you read.
don't understand whatever you read and find the answer in DoJG
don't understand whatever you read and can't find the answer in DoJG either at which point you find a new resource

Honestly if you are hitting the third option you are probably advanced enough to simply get yourself Japanese study material on the Japanese language, either that or you are performing some odd magic because I don't know how a person can have read all of Tae Kim, then read all of DoJG and then still have a problem with reading Japanese texts, especially considering Japanese textbooks aren't usually written in archaic "ye olde wapanese".

This is starting to feel like we are entering the territory of the linguistic equivalent of the notorious "katana best blade, steel folded 1000000 times!", i.e. Japanese oh so hard nobody can learn it unless they get themselves a Pai Mei and spend 10 years studying a top of a mountain to learn this fine art. It is hard, but it isn't that fucking hard. I managed to do it, I am not some whizkid, I am not a savant, at most I might have a light case of Asperger.