DJT - Daily Japanese Thread #3625

[Anonymous No.]

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Previous thread: >>44277275

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its comiket lets goooo

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>>44295158
woah i really want to kon kon that kitsune

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>>44295158
why are japanese boys so cute? yosh time to learn this language so i can hit up grindr in tokyo

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>>44295122
>Japanese speakers learning English are welcome, too.
I would like this sentence, If I am not excluded. desuwa

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>>44295203
勝手にしろボケ

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>>44295224
日本人のいる意味がなくなってしまう

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>>44295224
肌黒そうｗ

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>>44295266
betsu ni

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>>44295277
ok, forget it

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Thank god I like slice of life.
What do people who hate it start off reading? The news?

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love the news

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>>44295452
saya no uta

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>>44277578
Good god, you stupid faggot, you're here too? Get back to 8moe NOW

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>>44296415
>8moe
aren't they a bunch of pedos? why is one creating a video game chart, and why would japanese give a shit about what a westerner thinks?

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>>44296552
>aren't they a bunch of pedos?
that and championing the cause of gaymergay in current year as far as i can tell
>why is one creating a video game chart
retarded faggotry with the intent of "stopping jap devs from taking inspiration from western stuff"
one of them tried posting on a japanese board and got told to fuck off

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>>44296573
>"stopping jap devs from taking inspiration from western stuff"
lmfao

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>>44296573
>gamergate
>2023
that is indeed incredibly gay
>"stopping jep devs from taking inspiration from western stuff"
what the fuck does that even mean? is lil' bro here retarded??
>one tried posting on a japanese board and got told to fuck off
I suppose you're from some other no-name altchan where he also posted, then
you can fuck off too, all you redditchanners the same. thanks for the update, though!

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How can I learn one million words a day

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i'm the most successful creator of charts in djt history

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charts are for fucking faggots

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i made a ton but they were not successful

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ｐれあせてｌｌめようはヴぇじゃまｌ’ｓヴぉかろおっさヴぇｄそめうぇれ
ｐれあせ

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>>44296573
>stopping jap devs from taking inspiration from western stuff
lol 150 years to late

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Jpdb 6 month progress. Hopefully I can double this in the next 6 months

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>>44296820
i let the past go

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>>44296895
How are you able to read that?

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>>44294260
your moms house

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>>44296820
10 dollars

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>>44296964
by *clears throat* opening your eyes

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>>44296964
it's not hard, just annoying

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>>44296964
much like japanese, i just understand it
please tell me you have jamal's vocaroos saved somewhere

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>>44297009
Well, I'm genuinely stumped by it. My best guess is you're mocking someone's Japanese with it.

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imagine spoilering that

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see, he still doesn't get it

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he's trolling stupid

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>>44297063
I'm not trolling. I don't get the in-joke.

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do uppercasers really

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>>44297075
Listen, lowercaser. Either you speak proper Japanese or you speak proper English. Your obsession with some Discord celeb that never learned Japanese doesn't change that.

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>>44297046
part of it not being kana should be a hint

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they really do huh

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>>44297098
You can't even write proper English, lowercaser. This makes you inferior to me and Jamal.

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Ｃ１０２

台風じゃないかもしれない

ひじょうに幸運

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djters love deluding themselves into believing they are special by picking on the lowest common denominator sad

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>>44296892
Cool. I would love to have statistics like yours one day.

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muh stats

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>>44297122
And that's despite being at the middle school level.

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12000 cards and still empty inside

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>>44297122
Exactly. I think Jamal and Quizmaster were very good at Japanese. I think QM even minded like 30,000 cards at one point.

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each card you mine lowers your iq

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i dont like asians
japanese are white though so i like them

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>>44297155
surely you can speak fluently after 12000 words...

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>>44297217
i am sorry to report that >>44297168 is right

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>>44297227
how

[KM (Kachite Master) No.]

>>44297281
wouldn't you like to know

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>>44297281
outside of the critical period

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let me guess
a crippled vigger?

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if you use uppercase lower your tone when speaking to me

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今日１日目晴れ

明日もぎりぎり晴れるって

びっくりびっくり

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Guin Saga has the highest number of unique words out of every other single piece of literature, drama, movie and game that currently has a deck on jpdb. If you learned 25 new words every single day, it would take you 5 years, 2 months and 20 days to learn all of the vocabulary in it. It is the true final boss of DJT.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JE8marlrn94

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>>44297489
average linna can read it
viggers would give up on the first page

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50k? ye thats on the lower end for the average vinners deck

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>words = difficulty
lmao

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2D and hentai belongs to us yatsuras

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Been using Kanshudo for ~3 weeks and it's not bad. Probably the closest thing I've had to all-around comprehensive study since I've stopped taking classes years ago. Some parts of their advertisement is pretty fucking scummy though because
>You can use Kanshudo for free with a log in. Some features are restricted to monthly caps to limit the load on our servers.
holy fuck that's not even remotely true, some shit like the N3-N2 lessons are totally 100% paywalled. But still, $2 per month is not the worst paywall I've seen for moon practice.

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bruh just read, its free

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Hello, I'm a professional translator working on the fan project The Idolmaster One For All, and I'm almost finished with Miki Hoshii's DLC route. I'm pretty sure I got these lines spot on, but I'd like a second set of eyes.
>美希「うん、いいよー。この間、おもしろいことがあったの。あのねあのね！」
>Miki: "Sure, that's fine. Something interesting happened during school this time. Get this, get this!"
>美希「それで取れちゃったネイルが、教科書のヒロヒロについてて。あははははっ！　ヤマジー大笑い！」
>"Someone's nail polish fell all over their textbook. Ahahahaha! I was laughing so hard!"
>美希「で、今度みんなで盛りまくって撮ったらって言ってて。バッハッハにウィッグつけて、バッハッハッハ！」
>Miki: "So next time we are gonna take a picture and laugh even more. Bahaha, and put a wig on the book too, Bahahaha!"
How'd I do?

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lol

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>>44297786
Why? Grammatically speaking, it's a pretty sound translation.

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>>44297803
Are you just trolling me right now? I've been translating for projects like this for a long time, so I'm not embarrassed by my work or my current understanding of the language.

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joking lil bro

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>>44297853
Thanks. I figured I had interpreted it correctly, but it's always nice to get a second opinion. These were just placeholder translations, but I'll make them permanent now.

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feels bad man

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If you were casually grinding pure vocab, how many words per day sounds reasonable?

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>>44298002
50 new words a day

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grinding how to read kanji? lol

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>>44298015
Aw shit

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>>44298063
Read, write, meaning. Just the basic stuff I suppose

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>>44298140
5s per word easy bro

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>>44297763
sure
the bigger problem is ur english not your jap

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the problem with their english is that it's english

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>>44298187
My English is fine, thank you.

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>>44298212
>their

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>>44298213
it just sounds boring

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>>44298233
>doesn't know english, judges people's english

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>>44298242
The dialogue is boring, so the translation is boring.

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>>44298242
yeah it's english

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>>44298246
>uses "their" like some liberal on twitter
>thinks he knows english

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meds

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now

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the continentals are getting uppity again

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>getting angry someone didn't use your preferred pronoun

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>>44298261
>liberals use the word so it's not english
also singular they is older than plural they. stay mad chud

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ｋｙｓ

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>>44298492
I'm more mad you thought anybody here wasn't a man.

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>>44298548
kek

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>>44298548
I don't think that. keep proving that you don't know english

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no hopers out in full force today

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>>44298605
not that anon, but let's try to keep this place insulated from all the libby verbiage. you can literally do that everywhere else

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i love latinx (wo)mxn

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gonna watch peppa pig in japanese for immersion

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I'm applying for the N4 test next week, the test is in November.
Right now I am doing a wanikani deck on anki (I am at wankani level 6 so thats like 140 kanji or so right now?) and I am going through the Genki textbooks, abour done with the first, going to start the second one by next month.
Do I have hope? Are there some better things I should be doing to prepare for n4?
If anybody has suggestions I'm open to other textbooks or anki decks or whatever.
My listening is my strongest point by the way. I just get that from games, anime, radio, podcasts and such, so not worried about that aspect of the language.

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>uppercase
>N[X]
>uppercase
>wanicunny
>uppercase
>textbooks
do they really

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godi wish i was n4

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>>44298923
Why don't you find the previous versions of the test online and test your skills there before you apply?

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>>44298933
Huh? What are you even saying? Literally your post is incomprehensible. Should I not use textbooks? or wani kani? Or Get JLPT certified? Or use upper or Lower case? Huh?

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>>44298975
I have done some practice test questions for n5 and n4. N5 is too easy, but n4 was a little hard, I want a goal to work towards to motivate me, so I thought n4 by the end of the year is a fine idea. Is there something wrong with that?
I just wanted to know if the fucking people on the Japanese board in the Japanese thread had any input on learning JAPANESE but apparently not.

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this is the intermediate thread

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get jlpt certified if you want to move to japan and they require the certs. otherwise, don't bother

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>>44298733
it's a regular English word from the 14th century. maybe rather let's keep this place insulated from obsessed poltards who see modern politics in everything, even in things like 500 year old English words

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>>44299015
To be honest, I have no idea, I'm a beginner myself. I speak French, English, and Spanish fluently, but in Japanese, I'm a noob.
But if you say a certain level was only "a little hard", then maybe you don't need that much practice to nail it and you'll be ready in November.

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gunna intermediate some decent sol anime tonight

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>>44299104
Its $100 (literally nothing) and its a goal to work towards. Plus I love having certifications. I have never encountered people either in real life or on the internet who are so against the JLPT except you people.

Also I just want to say, what the fuck is this thread? Looking through it, barely any of you are talking about studying Japanese? What the fuck is wrong with you people?

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>>44299111
>who see modern politics in everything, even in things like 500 year old English words
what about non-modern politics?
i think it's interesting that the german bible is called the Luther bible, because it was translated by Luther himself.
but the english bible is called the King James bible, not because he translated it (he didn't) but because he commissioned the translation.
what's the deal with that?

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>>44299151
It's quite common to have the sponsor of something get the work named after them. Have you never been to a library or a museum before?

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>>44299137
>Plus I love having certifications.
it?
>barely any of you are talking about studying Japanese?
what's there to talk about?

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浮気してもええよ

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>>44299137
you need to go back

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>>44299176
yes because a literal library is the same thing as a single book translation...

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>>44299236
It's probably the single most influential Bible translation there is, on top of being the third authorized version in existence. If anything, a library is a pretty small thing compared to a translation of the Bible, especially in 1604.

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i dont know man, it just doesnt sit right with me. i think credit is due where credit is due. the man who translated the bible is more impressive than the king who commissioned it.
people already know the king anyway, he's the king after all. does he really have to hog all the credit?

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>>44299331
I mean, 47 people worked on the KJV, so I'm not sure who would get the singular credit. The translational philosophy was also based upon the King James' belief in divine right, so he definitely is the main figure behind this translation's creation.

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shut the fuck up queef

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if it wasn't written by japanese perverts I don't care about it

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1か月の振り返りフリートーク動画を公開します

what does this mean?

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>>44299421
A month review free talk video will be available.

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are the wooden sandals japanese wear comfortable

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>>44299015
read more. lurk more

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>>44299137
ill certify you for free *stamps a big red bitch on your forehead*

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your mom paid me to stamp her pussy

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your dad paid me to give him a rectal exam

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isekai ruined anime

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anime ruined isekai

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>>44299137
lol

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japan ruined isekai.

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finna ruin japan *unzips*

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would have never mastered japanese without isekai

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i wonder how many women despotic kings in the past had sex with in their lifetime

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isekai cripples you

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found og
>Gwyneth Montenegro says she has slept with more than 10,000 men. She first stepped into a brothel at age 21, lured by the prospect of earning up to $1000 for an hour's work. While she doesn't regret her 12 years as a sex worker, Montenegro, 39, says she is glad to be out

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>>44299688
>up to $1000 for an hour's work
>some ugly white hag
the average man really has no taste

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>>44299688
>$1000 for an hour's work
wtf...

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prospect doesn't mean reality

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dont worry bros she earns less than me im protecting male pride

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>oh
women were offering sex for compensation back when the woolly mammoths were stomping around

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god i wish the sex market was in our favor

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おはよう！

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>>44299780
おっぱい見せろ

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i told you that masquerena would be the next alt art

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMp5aA3rN8s
so fucking good

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zyPg514GGc

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-G-G7RBjk4

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When you mine a word do you focus on the word itself? or the entire sentence?

>>44299780
Maybe I should rewatch this

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never watched strike bitches
never will

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>>44299137
>Plus I love having certifications. I have never encountered people either in real life or on the internet who are so against the JLPT except you people.
You seek validation from others rather than from yourself.

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>>44300738
easier to accomplish

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>>44299137
if you take the n1 that's fine, the other levels are just a waste of time and money
the problem with the jlpt is that it incentivizes normies to study specifically for the test instead of just consooming japanese which is how you actually get good
they also tend to view it as the be-all and end-all of japanese knowledge
if you actually know japanese you'll easily pass n1 with a great score without ever having looked at a jlpt textbook

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djt dies tonight

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god i hope so

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>>44300825
Impossible since none of us will ever learn Nipponese.
>Verification not required.

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>>44300825
do you mean the thread or all of us

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>>44297763
>nail polish
which word is polish

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Day 85: Today was kinda tough with some kinda forgot but I manage to remember.

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anki grind mentioned on wawas stream

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My 中出し days are over, bros. From now on, it's 膣内射精 for me.

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>>44297217
you are in for a rude awakening
t. 12k+ cards

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口内もいい

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>>44297217
lmao

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>wake up
>spend 22 minutes doing my lengthy anki grind of 78 cards
*sip*.. yep another productive day

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Do you know how to read this?

痙攣

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>>44301267
yes, we have all seen that one yuta video

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>>44301267
probably one of the first 100 words i learned

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>>44301267
>痙攣
babby's first hard looking words

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first word i mined was 蠢く

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>>44297217
you can, children are fluent but they know less words

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three weeks until i'm going to japan bros...

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I feel like I'm never improving

>>44301420
Godspeed anon, hope you have a great time

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>>44301420
bring your own condoms
japanese sizes dont fit

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>>44301428
watch as much trash as this >>44301299 guy and your gains will skyrocket

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eiyuu kyoushitsu is pretty kino so far though

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>>44301437
what about all the foreigners living there

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>>44301525
they have to go raw

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>>44301525
they import

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the fuck is this sabre shit

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>>44301534
i prefer this solution

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>>44301197
what do you do? I'm only at 8k cards but I can comfortably read a lot of stuff

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>>44301550
〆切り

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>>44301550
shime
shimekiri

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>>44301550
i remember my first encounter with shimekiri...

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>>44301552
and that makes you able to speak fluently?
post a vocaroo with step by step directions of how to tie your shoes then.

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remind me in a year

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how do you read this?

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>>44300825
try me, bitch

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>>44301712
depends on context

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Can anyone tell me what this name is?

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>>44301747
辻一郎

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>>44301747
辻一郎
tsuji ichirou

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https://video.twimg.com/ext_tw_video/1690455227437047810/pu/vid/720x1280/sIGJrj5IWcPwUjJ_.mp4?tag=12

[^ !!ZtA8BlXVN9Z No.]

>>44295122

ユニcute magical dreamy pure fairyy gamesゆめかわいい魔法妖精ゲーム
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n77h0UhlTZg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5hCtz43vsP8
^
>>>/v/647088367
yni^
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_Js3-MIo08 [Embed]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atYdsrsqOR0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ao84oJDqqtw


I HAVE LEFT HARAJUKU LAFORET CASTELL INN JAPAN TO LIVE OFF MY PARENTS IN RUSSIA AS A FAIRYY PRINCESS BECAUSE I CAN NOT GROW UP AND WILL BE KID FOREVER21 HAVE MAIDEN ZERO MONEY FROM MY YAY2PLAY GAME SO FAR
everyfairyy IT"S OVER... I AM GOING TO WORK(but I do not know how)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TO7mXZQROn8
yni^
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atYdsrsqOR0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BUfP2_xcj1Y

^

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>>44301773
>>44301776
Thanks brother

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how do I better comprehend lyrics in songs? They sing way too fast for me to understand.

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>>44300825
nearly died last night renovating my kitchen

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you just know the blonde assistant is going to be an 裏切り者

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uhh whens the djt comiket meetup im not late am i

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I let my cat stand on my keyboard and now when I press no on anki the card just dissapears and doesn't come up again.
I've rebooted, checked settings but nothing worked
wtf did the lil nigga do?

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OqE5REIXiiE
djt goes to japan

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>>44302021
dno i like music and i gave up

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>>44301795
Your parents are going to send you to Ukraine to stop being a fag

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the meatup is underway at the nearest benjo

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jsAww0zhWU4
djt in japan

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>>44302264
he wanted you to stop crippling yourself with anki

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get hit by a truck and become reborn as a jap

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>>44297217
Depends on how you define "word".
Some linguists count all the conjugations of a verb as separate words.

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>>44302468
for >>44302021

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So, how do you know when you really "understand" the grammar of a sentence?
Like, how do you know you're "properly" reading/understanding something?
Or it's one of those "You just know" kind of things?

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I just finished core 2k and I've realized I hate Anki and it doesn't work for me.
Started reading and watching with jp subs and I don't know if I'm learning faster but I am able to do it for longer before my brain starts melting out of my ears.

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>>44302506
you dont just read more

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>>44302510
Hmm, I see

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I just started Japanese, memorized Katakana and hiragana and starting on Kanji now, I have a few questions in general

1) What's a good book (I don't prefer websites) that helps with speaking Japanese and understanding speech in general?

2) I'm a bit confused how ON and KUN sayings are used when using Kanji in a sentence, I don't understand generally when each one is used correctly. I can't memorize them if don't know when to use them correctly, especially when many are used over and over again (I'm looking at you 30+ times FUs!)

3) As I said I just started Kanji, but I've come across 人 (person) and 者 (person) and nothing has made it clear the little differences why there are 2 persons (and I just know these copies will be happening a lot later).

Yeah throw your best at me, but I still gotta try and ask these anyway

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>>44302644
is this a reddit post or should i bother replying?

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かわいい

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Ｃ１０２

２日目はじまるよー

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the answer to every question ever asked here:
just read

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>>44302852
絶対臭い

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トトトトトトトトトトトトトトト卜トトトト

Find the impostor.

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found

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i'm going to try my first romeo tanaka vn tonight.

[Anonymous No.]

dude... nice...

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こんばんは！

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>>44302982
https://youtu.be/m8BR3BEVWfQ?t=320

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むう

台風の低気圧がきてる

すいだされる

コミケまだ晴れてるけど降られるかもしれない

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So I'm going through tae kim and the grammar is easier to understand than the kanji, because he'll introduce like 5-10 new kanji and then only one or two grammatical concepts. Meanwhile I can't even really read through the sentences fluidly yet

should I wait until I can before moving on? I only covered a few pages in a couple of days, that's gonna end up taking me like 6 months or more

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>>44302398
what does he recommend instead

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How do I learn Japanese in three days? I need it for a fuwamoco stream

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>>44304693
諦める

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thoughts?

[Anonymous No.]

seems accurate yea

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>>44304693
３０００時間は軽い

精神と時の部屋買ってきて

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>>44302644
They try to tell you not to do this and tell you that you need to know the language at a intermediate level before doing this (AKA study for 2 years if you are a bit slow because japanese is hard). You could try a language exchange.
They have assignments that probably won't work well with a retard, but you could just hope you encounter someone who is willing to work with someone who know absolutely nothing and they know passable english so you can just ask questions like that.
But at least learn 1000 words and basic grammar before doing that.

[Anonymous No.]

all the chinese anki decks fucking suck lol

[Anonymous No.]

二十分

[Anonymous No.]

>>44295122
What's the difference between the two guides listed in the OP?

[Anonymous No.]

>>44307304
one of them teaches you how to learn japanese and one of them teaches you how not to learn japanese

[Anonymous No.]

>>44307309
But which one is the trap???

[Anonymous No.]

>>44297489
so is it fun?

[Anonymous No.]

Ｃ１０２

おおきな事件なく終了

よかったよかった

[Anonymous No.]

>>44297489
>Guin Saga
my austism tingles

[Anonymous No.]

>>44302861
nobody asked you noob

[Anonymous No.]

taekim or cure dolly?

[Anonymous No.]

>>44307874
ignore grammar entirely and ankidrone your way to 20k vocab, then guess what the sentences you read mean based on context clues

[Anonymous No.]

>>44295122
without the makeup she's an ugly 3dpd whore with pads

[Anonymous No.]

>>44301795
weird creature residing in 4chan plane but im not surprised since we have a lgbt board

[Anonymous No.]

>>44296892
what program is this?

[Anonymous No.]

>>44307100
https://streamable.com/vzli5u

[Anonymous No.]

goood morning

immersion
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQUhgt7LliI

[Anonymous No.]

Are there any upsides of kanji?
Is usage of kanji in Japanese pure a compromise that would have been better if it were not needed in the first place or are there actual benefits of kanji over alphabets like English alphabet that those using such alphabet as their native language and know japanese acknowledge?

[Anonymous No.]

曲 of the day
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0jypGHFbnA

[Anonymous No.]

>>44302644
>As I said I just started Kanji, but I've come across 人 (person) and 者 (person) and nothing has made it clear the little differences why there are 2 persons (and I just know these copies will be happening a lot later).
Do NOT learn kanji in isolation. Always try to look up example sentences to see how a certain kanji is used in what context.
For example, take these two sentences:
プールは人でいっぱいです。The pool is packed (full of people).
最近の若者は本を読まない。Young people these days don't read books.
While 人 and 者 both mean person/people, you cannot use these two interchangeably in these two sentences.

[Anonymous No.]

losers have to ""study"" to acquire the feel of a word lmao

[Anonymous No.]

>>44295122
Why does she pronounce it as やめらんなく like the Japanese version of a hillbilly instead of a proper girl?

[Anonymous No.]

>>44308197
cuz she's a slut

[Anonymous No.]

>>44304236
that's why I used cure dolly instead
>>44305018
sounds about right. B stands for Beginner
>>44307976
emacs
>>44302644
>but I've come across 人 (person) and 者 (person) and nothing has made it clear the little differences why there are 2 persons
why do you need to know the differences right now? just keep going and you'll acquire the understanding of the difference between them through reading japanese

[Anonymous No.]

stfu noob

[Anonymous No.]

why are you learning japanese?

[Anonymous No.]

>>44308494
https://www.tiktok.com/@houshoumarine_hololivejp/video/7266362058801696001

[Anonymous No.]

>>44308125
they filter out retards and niggers

[Anonymous No.]

>>44305018
jlpt should be lower
n1 is b1 on a good day

[Anonymous No.]

>>44308529
Stick to streamables. It’s a lot easier for me to not click the link if I can see it’s hololive right away.

[Anonymous No.]

>>44308622
>literally has hololive in the link
anon...

[Anonymous No.]

>>44297489
バカだったら何を読めばいいの？

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>>44308494
I like to learn languages. I want to be able to play JP games before they get butchered by western faglords translations, to watch Japanese content on youtube like those car guys, or the people who fix broken items without needing subtitles. Also, I wouldn't mind a rich hag gf with big tits.

[Anonymous No.]

kino

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>>44308125
>are there actual benefits of kanji over alphabets like English alphabet
it makes new words you have never seen before very easy to understand. imagine a person who has never seen "ornithology" vs a person who has never seen "鳥類学"

[Anonymous No.]

>ornithology
bad example
that word behaves exactly like kanji since its greek ornis + logos

[Anonymous No.]

I'm constantly surprised that most people didn't study greek and latin roots in school

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

やり方を誤ったために、まったく効果があがらないことのたとえ。
灯明のような弱い火で尻をあぶっても暖まることは出来ない意から。

[Anonymous No.]

>>44308494

[Anonymous No.]

>>44308630
Anon, your reading comprehension....

[Anonymous No.]

good news!

i gained exclusive access to some spicy data on fluid reasoning ability changes with age through my academic connections and thought i should share some important conclusions to dispel myths propagated by doom posters in djt. the data set is legitimate, enormous, and professionally gathered from clinical settings.

IQ scores are by definition an intelligence ranking of people at the same age, but by comparing the norms used to convert raw performance on fluid IQ subtests to fluid IQ for different age groups, we can get a sense of how fluid intelligence changes with age.

contrary to popular belief, people who test in the 115-145 fluid IQ range at ages 19-24 perform the same as people tested at ages under 55 who score at most 4-6 fluid IQ points lower. that means that up until age 55, your fluid ability will be at least as good as someone who would score 4-6 fluid IQ points lower than you in your prime. that's much less than the exaggerated declines claimed by people who think life is over after 25.

for example, if your fluid IQ at age 19-24 was 130, your fluid ability will still be as good, if not better, at age 50 than that of 19-24 year-olds with a 124 fluid IQ! in fact, for people with a fluid IQ >122 at age 19-24, there is NO decline in ability until age 40, whilst people with a 115-122 fluid IQ at age 19-24 actually see an increase in fluid ability when they enter the 25-30 age group before it goes back to their age 19-24 level, again with NO decline thereafter until age 40.

[Anonymous No.]

曲
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzysiGZnaQA

[Anonymous No.]

https://twitter.com/usakuma_K_C/status/1688530498539433984
immersion

[Anonymous No.]

why did she blur it
twitter allows such content

[Anonymous No.]

>>44307596
okay benigger

[Anonymous No.]

>>44308125
iq filter
keeps jaapn safe from foreigns

[Anonymous No.]

>>44309220
good thing language learning has nothing to do with iq so i didnt have tor ead this post

[Anonymous No.]

>>44309396
fluid intelligence is your ability to process new information and learn. there seems to be a moderate correlation between fluid intelligence and language learning potential.

the good news is that the decline in fluid reasoning is small until age 55 - you would do no worse than a 19-24 year-old scoring 4-6 fluid IQ points lower than what you would have scored at the same age.

[Anonymous No.]

>>44309487
nobody with an iq above 120 made it
japanese reqwuires a low iq

[Anonymous No.]

>>44309499
copingにもほどがある

[Anonymous No.]

>>44309487
what happens after 55

[Anonymous No.]

>>44309509
overthinkers dont make it

[Anonymous No.]

>>44308572
if you translate longer N1 reading passages into english and paste them into an automatic classifier, you'll get mostly B2s, so a high score N1 is probably around B2, but low score could be more like B1
>>44308850
yeah but with chinese characters both "bird" and "ornis" could be written as 鳥 so he's right that it makes comprehending written words easier. but there are trade-offs too because there's less connection between the sign and the sounds
>>44309499
true, I'm a middle aged man reading animated books about high school children. I can't imagine someone with a high IQ doing this shit

[Anonymous No.]

>>44309534
>if you translate longer N1 reading passages into english and paste them into an automatic classifier, you'll get mostly B2s, so a high score N1 is probably around B2, but low score could be more like B1
B2 has speaking requirements too. if you could talk like those passages you would be B2, but 99% of N1s cant

[Anonymous No.]

>>44309520
the drops seem to occur at certain ages. for people who would have scored 115-145 fluid IQ in their prime, there is another decline in the mid 50s equivalent to a difference of 4-6 fluid IQ points relative to 19-24 year olds, and no decline until mid 60s. so, a 55-65 year old with a 130 fluid IQ has around the same fluid reasoning ability as someone scoring 118-122 fluid IQ at ages 19-24 (8-12 points lower). another equivalent drop occurs at 65, and then there is a drop every 5 years after 80. there isn't enough good data after 90.

it is interesting to reinterpret these conclusions with real-life examples. consider this: if a 125 IQ college student gets dominated by a 70 year old professor on novel tasks stressing fluid reasoning, it is safe to assume the professor was definitely above 140 IQ in their prime.

it is often observed that higher education becomes a struggle for students below 115 IQ. since professors even in their 70s have higher fluid reasoning ability than such students, we obtain a bare minimum lower bound of around 130 +-3 fluid IQ for professorship in most fields.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

I really love seeing the Comiket cosplays

>>44307874
I tried both but personally preferred cure dolly

>>44308494
I hope someday I can live and work in Japan

[Anonymous No.]

>>44309995
>煙草
気持ち悪い

[Anonymous No.]

its kakkoii doe

[Anonymous No.]

A few years ago I started learning Japanese but then stopped because of lack of motivation.
Now it's funny how in 2023 there are multiple circumstances where it would be useful to know Japanese. E.g. Japan opening back up

[Anonymous No.]

>>44310087
that's some crazy shit

[Anonymous No.]

>>44309778
do you have data for 145+ iq

[Anonymous No.]

>>44310087
its time anon
https://streamable.com/e1vuxm

[Anonymous No.]

>>44310221
She would be cute if she didn't do the fake pekora laugh.

[Anonymous No.]

the best time to start learning japanese was when I did. If you started sooner you're a weeb loser and if you started later you'll never make it

[Anonymous No.]

it doesnt matter when you start learning japanese, but if you havent become fluent by age 30 you'll go to japan as an ojisan who has no chance dating prime japanese women

[Anonymous No.]

>dating
self own lil bro

[Anonymous No.]

dont call me lil bro

[Anonymous No.]

if you think white ojisan arent swimming in jk manko you have never been to tokyo

[Anonymous No.]

im not white

[Anonymous No.]

>>44310205
yeah. comparing fluid IQ at ages 65-80 to fluid IQ at ages 19-24, we see equivalences of 141: 123-129, 144: 132, 147: 141, 150: 147-150, and no decline at 153. keep in mind, though, that this is because of how the bell curve tapers off increasingly rapidly at the ends. 152 IQ is 1 in 3800 people, but 153 IQ is 1 in 4800 people, so it makes sense that the age decline in that region is not visible in points.

[Anonymous No.]

>>44309705
>B2 has speaking requirements too
JPLT doesn't though so it's irrelevant. they can only be related to one another based on the reading and listening parts
>if you could talk like those passages you would be B2
no, if you could talk like that, you'd be above B2. you're not expected to spontaneously produce B2 reading level texts to get B2 level in speaking:
>Reading interaction B2
>I can read articles and reports concerned with contemporary problems in which the writers adopt particular attitudes or viewpoints. I can understand contemporary literary prose.
>Spoken interaction B2
>I can interact with a degree of fluency and spontaneity that makes regular interaction with native speakers quite possible. I can take an active part in discussion in familiar contexts, accounting for and sustaining my views.
so for reading it's literature and essays, yet for speaking it's just "regular interaction with native speakers quite possible", discussion in "familiar contexts".

[Anonymous No.]

>>44310370
you're not making up numbers right

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>>44310380
western language tests are definitely not perfect either. i remember taking a french b2 language test as a teenager, my reading and writing was always much much better than my speaking and listening, so i got very high marks in reading and writing, but made it just barely above the cut off line for speaking and listening.
i passed the test, but what does this really mean? i still cant speak french for shit except the bare minimum required to pass the test

[Anonymous No.]

>>44310394
i am not. i pulled them from data tables shared with me by my good friends in academia. the numbers are from one of the largest and highest quality IQ data sets in the entire world.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

Why people avoid replying to each other?

>>44310352
Sounds like a dream

[Anonymous No.]

>>44310576
It's another way to be passive-aggressive.

[Anonymous No.]

a note of caution: fluid reasoning constitutes only one component of intelligence. different dimensions of IQ, such as visual-spatial processing and working memory, exhibit markedly divergent age trajectories. but these dimensions are decidedly less germane to language learning and unrepresentative of DJT's perception of IQ, an artifact of the overemphasis of fluid ability in online culture-fair IQ tests such as the free Mensa ones.

[Anonymous No.]

>>44310761
what is your iq bro

[Anonymous No.]

djt aint ready for the truth
there are no chicks-with-dicks only guys-with-tits

[Anonymous No.]

これぞ愛の究極人知。
孔明先生もニッコリだ。
やはり女性主権でなければな

[Anonymous No.]

what do you think about female sovereignity?

[Anonymous No.]

it is a good experiment for humanity

[Anonymous No.]

the man with the biggest rock will smash the man with the biggest head
inshallah

[Anonymous No.]

Anyone else try to show nearby Japanese people they’re cultured?
When I was in Japan I was taking the tram, listening to my favorite VN osts and I noticed there was a Japanese guy standing behind me.
I wanted to show him I’m not racist and am in fact all for Japanese culture, so I opened youtube, put brightness on max and held my phone up (discreetly) so he could see me jamming it to my visual novel opening playlist
On the ride back there was a Japanese man sitting across from me so I did one better. I chucked on Yoru no Himawari, held my phone flat so he could see it and gave him a small nod.
I like to believe I’m on the right side of history. I feel like they probably respected me for that.
Anyone else do this?

[Anonymous No.]

>>44310983
no, i like knowing that im on the wrong side of history.

[Anonymous No.]

>>44310983

[Anonymous No.]

https://www.reddit.com/r/LearnJapanese/comments/15pjqx2/daily_thread_simple_questions_comments_that_dont/jvzl3gi/

why is this guy having so much trouble with the を particle?

[Anonymous No.]

What’s a good phone app to learn Japanese

[Anonymous No.]

>>44308820
this works for listening too if you have enough knowledge and the context makes it obvious enough

[Anonymous No.]

>>44309534
visual novels are the top level storytelling works in history. if you disagree its a problem with you

[Anonymous No.]

true true

[Anonymous No.]

give a man subahibi and watch his iq increase in real time

[Anonymous No.]

Don't you know? Most visual novels should be avoided since I can't read them... er.. since they are proprietary!
https://www.gnu.org/proprietary/
https://www.gnu.org/proprietary/malware-games.html

[Anonymous No.]

>>44311164
kiwi browser because it has yomichan and can open syosetu.com

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>Kay Yu
ayo

[Anonymous No.]

is some autist maintaining a censorship status for each episode somewhere or do I have to wait 12h for the MTBB release

[Anonymous No.]

Is there some sort of cheat sheet or logic that helps remembering which variant of 艮 radical goes into which kanji?
Like 限 食 館 郎

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>>44310275
>you'll go to japan
lmao

[Anonymous No.]

https://youtu.be/wMf9xvi74nQ?t=2616

wtf is wrong with women who are into bugs?

[Anonymous No.]

おはよう！

[Anonymous No.]

Updated anki and man what the fuck did it do to my font, why is it so fat and blocky all of a sudden. Just kanji too, hiragana still looks exactly the same.

[Anonymous No.]

next season looks insane

[Anonymous No.]

ur mums snatch looks insane

[Anonymous No.]

>>44312049
https://streamable.com/vzli5u

[Anonymous No.]

>>44312049
chinese font

[Anonymous No.]

>>44295122
>>44295158
I highly recommend checking out "Tatsumoto's Guide to Japanese" if you want to take your Japanese skills to the next level. Personally, I followed his method, and let me tell you, it worked wonders for me!
Tatsumoto's guide emphasizes the importance of immersion and practical usage of the language. It focuses on exposing yourself to real-life Japanese, studying sentences, and building vocabulary through reading and listening. This approach really helped me grasp the nuances and intricacies of the language.
One key aspect of Tatsumoto's guide is his use of SRS (Spaced Repetition System) to effectively memorize and reinforce what you've learned. It ensures that you review and retain knowledge in a systematic and efficient manner.

[Anonymous No.]

>>44312049
it adjusts to your body weight with each update

[Anonymous No.]

>>44312068
>tatsumoto
https://streamable.com/kpx1f9

[Anonymous No.]

>>44312049
Anki didn't update in several months. You must be really slow

[Anonymous No.]

>>44312070
gottem

[Anonymous No.]

>>44312049
read https://tatsumoto.neocities.org/blog/setting-up-anki
and then read https://tatsumoto.neocities.org/blog/japanese-fonts

[Anonymous No.]

what language should I pivet to now that it looks like sjws are going to invade japan before I finish learning the language

[Anonymous No.]

is that a boob

[Anonymous No.]

>>44312075
Yeah I've been procrastinating on it. Today when I tried to open it it nearly bricked my fucking machine so I figured it was finally time.

>>44312066
It was using jp fonts before the update though, why would it just randomly change? Not saying you're wrong man I'm just confused.

[Anonymous No.]

>>44312136
pashto

[Anonymous No.]

>>44312136
Learn Russian

[Anonymous No.]

>>44312136
>pivet
english

[Anonymous No.]

>>44312136
>directly witnessing the sjws fighting with autistic incel otaku
that sounds great, another reason to learn japanese

[Anonymous No.]

>>44312136
it will never get this bad in japan
https://twitter.com/ElijahSchaffer/status/1689808435226009600

[Anonymous No.]

>>44312222
that's what they thought 15 years ago here

[Anonymous No.]

>>44312144
good catch

[Anonymous No.]

>>44312222
>uh hey go

[Anonymous No.]

almost at 3k kanji

[Anonymous No.]

>>44312370
half way there!

[Anonymous No.]

theres a chair reserved at the upper beginner table for you

[Anonymous No.]

お前がな

[Anonymous No.]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YSYU_ZF6R-I

[Anonymous No.]

>>44312222
i hate girls like this so much
they ruined weeb culture in the west...

[Anonymous No.]

>>44312222
>>44312599
indistinguishable from japanese vtubers, you just don't like her because she's white

you guys LOVE posting that vtuber coomer who talks about how she loves loli doujin but when a white girl does it it's cringe

[Anonymous No.]

>>44312615
>you just don't like her because she's white
no i hate her because she's a woman

[Anonymous No.]

baaaaaased

[Anonymous No.]

>>44312615
>you just don't like her because she's white
yes... people get into weebshit to escape white western women

[Anonymous No.]

Feels bad to look at how many words I know and realize I have to do that several times over.

[Anonymous No.]

>>44312648
dame

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

im on a 30 day no fap streak

[Anonymous No.]

there will never be an ecchi anime that comes close to to love ru

[Anonymous No.]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MRtGgMpP_fM

[Anonymous No.]

>>44312673

[Anonymous No.]

>>44312676
i will never understand

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>>44312682
Trains

[Anonymous No.]

a = 一つ

Reminder.

[Anonymous No.]

its out
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-kLBcsaF5pw

[Anonymous No.]

>>44312755
never listen to any content made for gaijin, it will always cripple you, whether intentionally or unintentionally

[Anonymous No.]

>>44312690
dame

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

Why is anon going on reddit?

[Anonymous No.]

>>44312843
i migrated here during the great protests but i still go back to look

[Anonymous No.]

>>44312848
Kill yourself, my man.

[Anonymous No.]

loser

[Anonymous No.]

>>44312843
Excellent resource on what not to do.

[Anonymous No.]

>>44312680
>>44312690
unironically decent show

[Anonymous No.]

My daily routine is

15-30 min of duolingo spread during the day
30-45 min of Busuu for structured lesson
30 min - 1h of Anki review on the core 2.3k deck
30 min of active listening on LingQ, looking up every word I don't know
20 min of Kanji study on a Kanji app on my phone
30 min of various active study (genki, looking up word I hear while immersing)

So that's probably 3 hours of active study per day. I have been doing this since April, never missing a day... so more of less 350-400 hours of active study since I started on the low end, on weekend I actually do significantly more.

based on pratice test / word list I'm pretty sure I could pass N5 at this point. My goal is to keep the same schedule and try for N4 in December.

If you want a yearly number, 365 days * 3 hours per day = 1095 hours per year.

[Anonymous No.]

>>44312884
you gotta up the duolingo bro

[Anonymous No.]

havent immersed or studied in months

[Anonymous No.]

>>44312884
add in 15 mins of this
https://pitch.migaku.io/pitchtrainer?trainNow=true

[Anonymous No.]

>>44312884
i remember when i did retarded shit like this
good old days

[Anonymous No.]

mined 緩叙法

[Anonymous No.]

>>44312883

[Anonymous No.]

>>44312941
I invented this word.

[Anonymous No.]

>>44312755
why she talking in slow motion

[Anonymous No.]

yooo

[Anonymous No.]

>>44312848
>great protests
kek retarded learnjapanese mods killed the whole subreddit for no reason
its so slow and dead now

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

reddit is better than this shithole where shitty anime screenshots are the best content in the thread

[Anonymous No.]

>>44313003
the subreddit is dead lil bruv
and even when it was active all it was good for was laughing at the absolutely retarded dekinai shit like >>44312837

[Anonymous No.]

*anime screenshots and vtubers

[Anonymous No.]

crossposting from *nt, my yomichan gets no audio from added cards, I followed the DJT guide btw

[Anonymous No.]

>>44313084
remove the <!-- --> surrounding the {{Audio}}

[Anonymous No.]

>>44313003
At least we keep it real.

[Anonymous No.]

>>44313095
tried that and it still doesn't work, I have no clue whats wrong

[Anonymous No.]

>>44313131
animecards.site
learnjapanese.moe

try any of these then, maybe your yomichan settings are fucked if there is no audio

[Anonymous No.]

>>44313131
>>44313084
>>44313095
>>44313146
nvm, I think I found the root cause, it was a yomichan template I copied from the djt anki guide for better bullet point formatting, I just reset it within the Yomichan settings and it werks now
im gonna have to redo 100s of cards but oh well

[Anonymous No.]

lol^

[Anonymous No.]

>>44313084
>the DJT guide
i hope you dont mean t'tsu

[Anonymous No.]

>>44313203
both of the guides posted on the 'nerals have the same anki info

[Anonymous No.]

recoomend some kani content from this comiket

[Anonymous No.]

>>44295122
anyone have some quick refreshers like the xiomanyc language youtber courses, that are free(or I can find free)

[Anonymous No.]

>>44313398
tf
just read niqqa

[Anonymous No.]

>visual snow and CVS gotten worse
readbros, go on without me

[Anonymous No.]

https://streamable.com/ki3eap

[Anonymous No.]

デキナイの皆さん！
今週もお仕事頑張ってね！

[Anonymous No.]

>>44313418
I was grinding in anki years ago and forgot most words and I feel no motivation to do it all over. Surely there is some quick videos I can watch to remember?

[Anonymous No.]

>>44313432
To remember what? The entire language?

[Anonymous No.]

デキルわけないでしょ、普通に

[出来損ない No.]

>>44313430
>今週もお仕事頑張ってね
は、はい

[Anonymous No.]

>>44313440
you are saying there is nothing out there to refresh my memory and I have to spend 1,000 hours with anki again? surely there are videos.

[Anonymous No.]

>>44313463
spend 1000 hours reading and immersing in stuff you like
you'll probably remember some shit

[Anonymous No.]

>>44313463
nigger im starting again and i still remember shit
just press "Easy" on shit you remember

[Anonymous No.]

>>44313484
>press "Easy" on shit you remember
if you still remember it after a year you might as well delete the card

[Anonymous No.]

tru tho

[Anonymous No.]

if you know you know if you dont you dont *puffs pipe*

[Anonymous No.]

>>44313491
That's a lazy chump's attitude.

[Anonymous No.]

>>44313472
only rarely do I care enough to maybe play a game early
>>44313484
well I have like 10,000 cards....

[Anonymous No.]

デキタかも

[Anonymous No.]

>>44313528
arent there tubers you like, or anime you wanna watch, or lins you wanna read, or jps you wanna talk to?
if not then why bother learning japanese?

[Anonymous No.]

>>44313561
just to play games early, I guess to listen to the music too. my original motivation to learn Japanese is gone.

[Anonymous No.]

>>44313602
its ova

[Anonymous No.]

some ova's can be good though

[Anonymous No.]

am i griefing myself reading physical material and just looking up words manually.

[Anonymous No.]

define physical material
if you have access to nip books n stuff ur fckn blessed

[Anonymous No.]

is this true

[Anonymous No.]

>>44312837
because that's just the way it is. people need to stop comparing japanese to english

[Anonymous No.]

夜這い

[Anonymous No.]

冷めてる現場に舐めてる大人を
端から端まで撃ち抜くShot
誰でも見てみりゃひとめでわかるぜ
立ち振る舞いから次元ちげぇ
悪口出てくるその口とっても
大した音とか出せやしねぇ
やり方一つで活路作ってく
いつでも自分のオーダーメイド
お前と見えてる景色が違うし
寝る暇ないからまた後で

[Anonymous No.]

>>44313528
If you still have your cards just spend like an hour a day working on your backlog without adding new cards.

[Anonymous No.]

where can i get a quick rundown on -ず verb endings

[Anonymous No.]

>>44313745
https://jlptsensei.com/learn-japanese-grammar/%E3%81%9A%E3%81%AB-zuni-meaning/
https://guidetojapanese.org/learn/complete/inaction

[Anonymous No.]

the doll

[Anonymous No.]

例: メスガキを絶頂させずに出た

[Anonymous No.]

Day 86: I have nothing to share today.

[Anonymous No.]

>>44313796
thats rude

[Anonymous No.]

>>44313811
again i ask you
do you just do anki and nothing else?

[Anonymous No.]

>>44313765
>https://guidetojapanese.org/learn/complete/inaction
thanks G, guess i glosed over that

[Anonymous No.]

how do you nerds do 20 new cards and 200+ reviews cards in an hour? I review 8 new cards with 60 cards and it takes me an hour.

[Anonymous No.]

I'm just built different

[Anonymous No.]

they dont, they just speedrun their shit without actually reviewing the important stuff

[Anonymous No.]

you're supposed to spend minimal time in anki

[Anonymous No.]

imagine if you did an anki english deck
you'd just speed through hundreds of cards per minute right?
you should be aiming for that reading speed in japanese too
if you're taking 5+ seconds to remember a word, you fail it and move on
train yourself to insta recognise words

obviously this is for miningchads
corecels just... read more lol

[Anonymous No.]

What would you recommend if I'm almost done with the cure dolly playlist? In terms of grammar.
(I already do anki + inmerse: listen to podcasts, watch vtubers, read VNs and watch doramas)

[Anonymous No.]

>anki
>learn 口 and 表情 on the same day

Wtf is with the order?

[Anonymous No.]

i know its heretical around these parts but suppose I have 0 interest in linnies or vinnies, what did you (if theres any of you in here) read before making the jump to full-blown novels.

[Anonymous No.]

>>44314313
?

[Anonymous No.]

>>44314327
youtube comments
wikipedia articles
watch youtubers play those shitty rpg games with loads of text and read along with them

[Anonymous No.]

I'm not gonna pretend to be an expert, but at this point I've used anki enough to know 3 things for sure:
1) that animecards guy is full of shit when it comes to the method he's pushing (anime cards instead of sentence cards). Sentence cards isn't cheating, you're not taking an exam you're acquiring a language. There's nothing wrong with accidentally memorizing a sentence if the sentence contains the word you want to learn. And yes you can learn to use it in different contexts, you're not just aritficially passing cards. Just highlight the target vocab like a trillion other non-contrarian guides tell you to, and only read the rest of the sentence when you need to. Keep the audio in the back of the card so you don't just gloss over kanji. I know these things mostly depend on preference but I think the djt
2) pure vocab anons are right. And it seems everyone on djt agrees now, RTK/KanjiDamage/WaniKani/Kohii is a waste of time. Not sure why it's pushed in the DJT guide.
3) the core deck recommended in the DJT guide is dogshit. It doesn't really matter cause 2k is so little, but I hope anons aren't wasting their time on the 6k versions. Just mine.

[Anonymous No.]

>>44314147
in terms of grammar, I recommend reading japanese
>>44314313
it's frequency order, 表情 is an extremely common word. I failed it in anki after 11 days, then again after 14 days, 8 days, 1.5 months, 1.26 months, 1.1 months. good luck
>>44314327
anime subtitles of course

[Anonymous No.]

>>44314470
> I recommend reading japanese
I do, it's just I will always feel that my grammar is not good enough. I guess it's one of those "get over it" things.
Still, thanks

[Anonymous No.]

>>44314327
dragon quest lets plays for the jp culture insight gains

[Anonymous No.]

>>44314327
schizo rants on twitter, yomujp, subtitled podcasts (I read first then hit play)

[Nora Kisaragi !YAKhDlpv/Q No.]

Have you trained your mind to think in Japanese yet?

Do the voices in your head still speak English, or do you have Japanese voices now?

忘れないでください。Challenge question: In 日本語, how do you say the mind's inner voice? When you speak to the voices in your head, how do you describe the sound? Would you use Koe?

You do know the answers to these questions, don't you? Using your japanese to achieve a japanese afterlife is in the realm of possibility

[Anonymous No.]

>>44314497
Not that anon but
>subtitled podcasts
Huh, could you share a link or something? I'm genuinely interested.

[Anonymous No.]

>>44314479
yeah just add the dictionary of japanese grammar to yomichan and read

[Anonymous No.]

it's over

[Anonymous No.]

>>44314519
283 isnt much tbdesu

[Anonymous No.]

>>44314527
that was just my chink and gook cards i still have my jap ones

[Anonymous No.]

>>44314464
>Sentence cards isn't cheating, you're not taking an exam you're acquiring a language.
it is cheating, but cheating can sometimes be good for learning (e.g. looking up a word if you can't understand a sentence). but in anki you can just fail the card if you don't know it.
>Just highlight the target vocab like a trillion other non-contrarian guides tell you to, and only read the rest of the sentence when you need to.
but that's basically anime cards. the only difference is that in anime cards, the sentence goes into the hint field if you need it. and at that point, it's literally just a technical difference + a difference in formatting the card.

[Anonymous No.]

>>44314503
filtered

[Anonymous No.]

>>44314508
https://www.youtube.com/@nihongoconteppei (use the auto-generated subtitles, they're like 99.99% accurate)
https://www.youtube.com/@moshimoshi.yusuke
https://www.japanesewithnoriko.com/season-1-archive
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkK7KO2TnEczjRVTgW2fSGxRgWay3Z5a4
https://www.4989americanlife.com/
There are a bunch of others but Teppei and Yusuke are more than enough for me, occassionally switching to Noriko and Tanaka every few weeks. American Life when I really have time.

[Anonymous No.]

>>44314581
this will cripple you btw

[Anonymous No.]

>>44314581
全部がゴミ

[Anonymous No.]

>>44314603
How so?

[Anonymous No.]

>>44314543
> but in anki you can just fail the card if you don't know it.
if I got remember the word from reading the sentence, I don't think I should fail the card. I just mark as hard (and yes using hard/easy is ok if you have clear criteria for determining what's easy and what's hard)
> the sentence goes into the hint field if you need it.
maybe I missed something, but the animecards site insisted that you only use hints to disambiguate between kunyomi and onyomi, and to add a few extra words when the vocab is mostly used in expressions (like 頭角 -> 頭角を現す). It sounds counterintuitive but sometimes I'll read/hear a word outside of Anki and it's much easier to remember when I have a whole sentence in my memory. It's sort of like mnemonics, or when you learn a word from a song or poem

[Anonymous No.]

563 cards today

[Anonymous No.]

how many words do the people who use sentence cards know? I feel like once you learn a certain amount of words and use monolingual definitions it's not nearly so hard to remember vocab cards so sentence cards lose their advantage

[Anonymous No.]

>>44314630
nah Teppei and Yusuke are great. If you want something better maybe look for podcasts by natives for natives. I know of rebuild.fm but it has no transcripts. Hiromoot's videos are subtitled but he's absolutely insufferable.

[Anonymous No.]

yall need wu wei

[Anonymous No.]

>>44314683
>if I got remember the word from reading the sentence, I don't think I should fail the card.
if you remembered it because of a little bit of added context to narrow your brain's search, then that's fine, but if you remembered it because you memorized some of the exact sentence and associated it with the word, then it becomes unclear if you're even learning the word.
>maybe I missed something, but the animecards site insisted that you only use hints to disambiguate between kunyomi and onyomi, and to add a few extra words when the vocab is mostly used in expressions
yeah in that case it says that this is when you need the hints. you could probably come up with more, but it's not going to be more than like 15% of the cards.
>sometimes I'll read/hear a word outside of Anki and it's much easier to remember when I have a whole sentence in my memory
I don't get how you'd know if it's easier to remember. I get that sometimes you could somehow remember the sentence first and then get to the word through that, but that doesn't prove it would be harder for you to remember the word had you learned it without a sentence.
and also this doesn't sound like something that happens more often than the negative variant: you don't remember the word because you only learned it as a sentence and you don't remember the sentence when seeing the word in a different one.

[Anonymous No.]

Love this dumbass

[Anonymous No.]

Long shot but can anyone decipher any of the writing? Its pretty faded....

[Anonymous No.]

>>44315152
your thumb is so fucking disgusting looking it's distracting me sorry

[Anonymous No.]

it looks like a name or something

[Anonymous No.]

>>44315173
Lol sorry I had to edit the exposure and stuff so that may be why it looks gross.

[Anonymous No.]

linnies when i want to mindlessly chug
vinnies when i want deep philosophical experiences

[Anonymous No.]

this but reversed

[Anonymous No.]

よくないときはたすけあって

いいことはみんなにちょっとづつあるといいよね

[Zeke No.]

>>44315191
next time try killing yourself

[Anonymous No.]

new thread where?

[Anonymous No.]

https://www.reddit.com/r/LearnJapanese/comments/15mepbm/weekly_thread_material_recs_and_selfpromo/

holy shit, look at all these novel ways to not learn japanese

[Anonymous No.]

this is the final djt there is no new thread

[Anonymous No.]

where my bro Moe D. Donda