/jp/ - Otaku Culture

were there always this many stupid japanese learning threads? they're pissing me off more than ever.

>>13017167
Go to /a/ djt or /int/, dumb crossie

seriously has anyone on this board heard of AJATT? I read his shit in 2010, believed it, and became fluent by 2012. And I'm not joking by the way. All you freaking idiots are trying to make language learning way too complicated. You don't need some flippin program or app to learn a language. All you need is a computer and the internet.

Rosetta is not even worth pirating.

>>13017167
No. Get a fucking textbook or go to a class.

>>13017229
When I nsa (google) it, I get a page asking me for contact information, and this:
https://japaneseonadime.wordpress.com/2010/02/02/ajatt-is-not-a-method/

>You don't need some flippin program or app to learn a language. All you need is a computer and the internet.
That's great. Make yourself fluent in Chinese, Russian, French, British English etc. Why not? All you need is a computer and the internet.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1G5C7fCe07CDzYalZYZObzxv_fhw7RUNsLHiMAY-t7FA

>>13017167
I honestly heard it was shit, go watch Nama-sensei's videos

>>13017700
are these actually a legit way to learn japanese? He seems like a moron, im not here to laugh at a clown, i want to learn japanese

why does he say "fuckin" so much
why is he drunk

Learned moon with Rosetta. Do freelance translating now. Pretty good, well structured.

>>13017167
buy books, a ton of books.
genki, remembering the kanji 6th edition, barrons Japanese grammar and use the internet, if you are not studying for an hour everyday you are not studying enough.

>>13017847
nama-sensei is the only place to learn Te form, if you skip the "nama-sensei" phase of learning japanese you will never make it.

>study hard using nama sensei
>move on to reading a ton of books and using memrise and anki
>move on to programs good for learning kanji, like houhou and iknow (if you can afford it)

after all of that find a language partner and just keep studying, its importent to emmurse yourself in japan as much as you can while you are learning for both motivation purposes and also to help you learn things,watching a scene from a talk show or drama can really cement a word into your brain.

if you are a NEET learning japanese should be SO easy, there are so many places to go to stay motivated and so many resources for different levels of learning.

I wish you the best.

>>13017854
>Do freelance translating now.
Poorly translating a vn and posting it for free on the internet is not "freelance translating".

>>13021836
You sound like a zombie: do this, read that, blah blah.

>>13017847

>>13017854
What do you translate? How did you start? Do you have a homepage?

>>13027043
Why is there a black spot in this image, you made me think I had a bug on my screen.

>>13023290
You asked a question and he answered it.
>do this, read that, blah blah]
What did you think was going to happen?

>>13027340
Likely the image was already in a different thread so it was altered to be posted.

>>13038232
That's what he gets for shitting up the board by trying to helping the people who keep making these threads here. All is right in the world.