/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

I came here instead of /lang/ because /lang/ is dead.
I've tried searching everywhere for the Japanese equivalent for "to take part in".
But all I found was でる. It helps a lot, but I need it in kanji.
Does anyone know it? the で part I mean.
Is it the same as to exit?出？

[Anonymous No.]

>>1491096
>Reading is for nerds.
Fixed.

[Anonymous No.]

There is only one spelling for that, and it is 出る, but I don't think you can use it for "to take part in."

[Anonymous No.]

Depending on how it's used, 組む could serve.

[Anonymous No.]

参加する

[Kashimir !!QJZwLDrfji9 No.]

出る 【でる】 (v1,vi) (1) to appear; to come forth; (2) to leave; to exit; (3) to answer (the phone or door);

There for it can be used for example:
私はこの勝負に出るしかなかった。
Meaning I had no other choice but to take part it that contest.

So yes. Kanji for that is 出

[Anonymous No.]

>>1491125
How would you translate おれわにっぽん ?

[Anonymous No.]

>>1491107
Will it work on :
組もうと思っているんです。？

[Anonymous No.]

>>1491122
This is the correct way to say "to participate." >>1491125 is acceptable for certain events where participation means making an appearance, like coming out onto a stage or something. You can't use it for, say, "to take part in a conversation."

[Anonymous No.]

>>1491096
>because /lang/ is dead

Fucking bullshit, just because you don't get a reply in 10 seconds doesn't mean it's dead.

Also sage for faggot OP who can pre-emptively say he's got no reason to be using /lang/.

/lang/ IS FOR LANGUAGE RELATED SHIT, YOU STUPID DUMB MOTHER FUCKER. THERE'S LIKE A MILLION WEEABOOS IN THERE WHO KNOW MORE JAPANESE THAN ALL OF /jp/ TROLLS

[Anonymous No.]

>>1491132
This would be something like "I'm thinking of putting (it/something) together." If you are just a participant you probably want 参加しよう….

[Kashimir !!QJZwLDrfji9 No.]

>>1491138
True.

[Anonymous No.]

What is /lang/?

[Anonymous No.]

>>1491567

[Anonymous No.]

>>1491567
>>>/lang/

[Anonymous No.]

おまいらんチーム入って頂くぞ　って言っちまっていいような気がするけど
な。　「参加する」って結構当然ですぜ。

[Anonymous No.]

What about 入れる? As in 米軍入れたい。