/jp/ - Otaku Culture

"I would, if they existed."

Slowly, you stand yourself up and grin at her. She is still holding an object that seems to be your still-beating heart in her hand. Noticing your gaze, she squeezes it a little. At that moment, you feel a sharp pain in your chest.

"Really now? You are braver than I thought, and even more foolish."

For some reason, she reminds you of someone from the past.

[ ] Kneel before her and serve.
[ ] Youkai don't exist.
[ ] Negotiate?

two in one

>>2597335
It's easy to prove that youkai exist, you only have to show someone a youkai. Denying their existance is something else, just because you've never seen a youkai doesn't mean they don't exist.

I don't agree with AJATT's method.

It may be good to immerse yourself in japanese 24/7, but that language is so different from english you won't even know where to start.

Basic grammar guides are still needed to grasp the general structure of things, before going on to the "real stuff", learning colloquialisms and various ways to say things.

Oh, and by the way, Japanese is my third language, English being my second one, understanding the basics of an oriental language is quite different from an american/latin language, as the general structure of things is quite different, you can jump in and learn french/italian just by reading/listening, because it has SOME RELATION to english/spanish, with Japanese this is not the case.

Just because

>>1739976

>>1522435

Actually they mostly draw Yukari as anatomically overendowed to draw attention from the possibility she might have a 10 dimensional vagina dentata full of staring eyes down there.

Suddenly, /jp/ is fucked

*crackle crackle crackle*