/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>you will never drink with nama
>you will never get into a drunken fight with nama
>you will never hug each other while walking home afterwards

Is this the Kampai Collection thread?

>>17537956
so what's he up to now? I know he got fired from his job in japan, what's he doing now

>>17538127
Made this, which is actually a year ago now, wow.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=haYDTjo7ZbM
Haven't heard any news but it seems to be going well.

kampai motherfucker

>>17538154
he looks kind of dead in the eyes
I hope his product goes well. it's unfortunate it's meant for a certain demographic and it's not gonna be a popular product. I mean don't they already have apps for this deal?

>>17538127
Dota mainly

>>17538230
>he looks kind of dead in the eyes
He always had that look

>>17537956

it's kanpai, dumbass

>>17538372
when why is てんぷら tempura and でんぱ dempa

>>17538431
Because tempura is Portuguese and you don't spell denpa that way.

>>17538431

>>17538431

those are how stupid gaijin say them

it's tenpura and denpa

ん means an n sound, not an m sound

>>17538464
>>17538530

>>17537956
i still have fond mamaries of the time when i marathoned his videos. that entertainment and comfyness. paired with a little bit of learning something.

he was quite something

>>17538531

http://www.romajidesu.com/?m=dictionary&a=lookup&w=tenpura
http://www.romajidesu.com/dictionary/meaning-of-kanpai.html
http://www.romajidesu.com/dictionary/meaning-of-shinbun.html

if ん　represent m, you would have shimbum since it ends in ん as well

>>17538570
It can become m when preceding b or p

>>17538570
https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%82%93
>ローマ字：(略）ヘボン式では、m, b, p（唇音）で始まる音節が後続する場合、「m」を用いる。
Back to djt with you.

>>17538199
get out

>>17538530
ん means an ん sound, not an n or an m sound

>>17538090
>that hamster
cute

>>17538114
I thought it was funny, even though nobody else did.

I never liked how he presented himself. Just sloppy and vulgar. I hope he's pulled himself together a bit since then.

>>17543085
To each their own I guess. I really liked the "faux strict but really chill" persona.

>>17543085
He helped make product and formed a company, so I think he did
His Japanese lessons were probably just a way to vent, I know I wish I could be more vulgar in my job sometimes. His drunkenness probably did affect his lessons badly, but I'm not knowledgeable enough to tell

>>17538990
Okay then what's a ん sound like, smart guy?

>>17544254
like an n or like an m when it's followed by a bilabial plosive.

Apparently his stroke order is fucked up though.

>>17544327
He says that he doesn't give a fuck about stroke order

>>17538570
たしかに、こいつはできないという者なのね…かわいそう

i love /jp/
this is my favorite media to stay up to date with all the e-celeb news

>>17547508
Please don't insult namasensei like that.

>>17546204
お前こそ

>>17551815
二人ともはなー。俺だけはここの頭いい外人だよなー。

>>17543085
This. Also his Japanese is mediocre and his stroke order is wrong. I don't even know why /jp/ advertises this faggot.

>>17551948
Game recognises game

nah its the same reason if someone wanted to experience a soccer match first hand, id tell them to go down to their local pitch and watch a sunday league match instead of a polished premier league match, what you really want as a noobie is someone with passion thatll inspire your ass, and you dont care about the quality per se as the final product is engaged you in the topic, be it japanese or whatever

People actually care about stroke order?

>>17552874
Yes.

>>17553292
They're a bunch of fucking nerds then

>>17552874
It actually really matters

>>17538127
What'd he do to get fired

>>17552874
>>17553619
Correct stroke order means you can write kanji quickly and people will still know what the fuck you wrote. Poor stroke order will make your writing look unintelligible if you don't spend much time on it.

>@ch birthday
>no one even grateful
brb, shouting

>>17554603
IIRC his or his girlfriend's company found out about the videos which eventually led to him leaving Japan.

>>17554603
He wrote with the wrong stroke order.

>>17557133

harsh, but fair

>>17552874
>>17555085
I didn't believe this until I tried it. Stroke order definitely makes a difference in the outcome, both because it makes certain errors less likely, and because it makes errors consistent across different handwritings. In a language with such complex characters, any method to improve clarity is wanted.

Two examples I found to be helpful:
亠 is written with the vertical line first. If you write the vertical line last, it has a tendency to poke through the horizontal line and become ambiguous with 十.
冂 is drawn with the left vertical line first, and a second, bent line flowing from the top of that. If you try to do this in one stroke, you often end up with a rounder looking character, and you have to do an upwards movement which feels unnatural and looks wobbly. Doing this in two steps makes it easier to form a square shape.

Of course, if you're a skilled writer/artist, you can do it in any order and still make it look genuine. In practice, however, you have to write those characters quickly, and this means you will screw up somewhere along the way.