/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>22814168
https://youtu.be/yhm7vdOhLuM

>>22814168
ok n1 genius
ywnbj

>he fell for the learn japanese meme

the superior vtuber
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2MnV4XoaCtg

>>22814221
I know.
The N1 did help me when looking for a job though, so I'd say it's worth it.

>>22814168
She is actually Zeta all along.

>>22814199
Those sluts don't know 弁える?
I probably learned it from some eroge. They should play more of those.

>Fubuki fans
I bet you you're able to count all the people on one hand that are actually watching FBK here.

>>22814366
How come?

I'm an extremely light VTuber watcher, but I like her a lot.

>>22814366
ok mutant
>>22646012

>>22814366
There's enough sukonbu to comfortably maintain the FBK general without any mergers and without it constantly dying, so that puts her in the upper echelons of popularity as far as JP Vtubers go around here.

>>22814168
Idk about niji or indies but some holo japan did struggle reading some kanji

Example: miko, korone, aqua and shion

Not sure if you noticed, but struggle kanji is normal.

>>22814366
you mean the chuuba with THREE sometimes four generals in /vt/ doesn't have fans?

Breeding the dumb fox

>>22814168
Not everyone is a master of their own language and that's completely normal.
Just look at this board. It's mostly sea and americans but 99% of them can't speak proper english.

>>22815101
At least she's pretty good at Sekiro. For example she mostly dodges the Chained Ogre well.

>>22814968
Only children's media uses furigana regularly
Japanese adults can read the vast majority of kanji easily and at most forget some rare ones

>>22814968
>japanese people can't read their own words anymore

>>22815287
Sorry but most japanese adults can read around 600 to 1000 kanji - not the 1800 you kinda need to be able to read most.

>>22815349
Anglos have the same problems because of fucktarded pronunciation rules. Non-phonetic languages were a mistake.

>>22814168
>櫓
>庶家
Both of them are not used in everyday Japanese, and it's likely that someone more into, say, old Feudal era drama would know what they are. It's similar asking an English speaker what sesquipedalian or pertinacious mean, but a couple degree harder. If you are Chinese or otherwise speak Mandarin, this goes doubly so.
You are basically picking bones with people because they don't read stuffs from a specific period of time, or because they didn't have a linguistic major, and trying to appear superior while at it.

>>22815562
Wow, extreme cope.

Consider that JLPT N5 to N1 test the 2136 kanji designated as common use by Japanese law. You really think that by passing N1 with a high score, I'm better than most Japanese people?

Or how about the fact that 2136 kanji are designated as common use and taught to every Japanese child through school years? That alone makes it clear you're clueless.

>>22815247
>dodging
She didn't beat him

>>22815724
It's Chained Ogre, dodging is fine.

>>22815721
Maybe next time you reply to me you stop reddit spacing so i would actually bother reading it.

>>22815673
Someday phoneposting will be outlawed and that's a good thing.

>>22815864
Unfortunately this is one of those cases where you're wrong and everyone with even the slightest bit of a clue knows it.
No wonder you're dodging.

>>22814168
Congratulations, you have accomplished the impossible, you are now officially Japanese.

>>22815973
I'm still few years from applying. Not even sure I'll go for it. PR might be enough.

>>22814363
>tfw I learn Japanese exclusively by playing eroge and can never explain to anyone how I study or what I use it to read

>>22816023
That's cool, anon. Hope you're enjoying the Japan life.

>>22816107
Just tell them you learned it from video games?

>>22815948
The fucking disconnect from Reality is huge here. Nearly everyone fails middle school math at the age of 30+ and you are here telling me most japanese people know all Kanji that are taught in school. No they don't. There are interviews and studys out there that undermine my point. Even tons of them in english for you to watch.

>>22816337
Cope me up more, broski.

Coincidentally 櫓 isn't in the common 2136 ones, so we can't fault Fubuki too much, yeah.

>>22814660
The whole thread is almost nothing but image dumping, not sure what's this supposed to prove.

>>22816431
>Reddit spacing again
Also another example. There are these mentally ill people on twitter who want to change the language. Not in a natural way. You know gender speech etc. This will also never work since most people already struggle with the language as it is. Many experts agree. Yet here you are telling me people know 2136 Kanji - absolutely disconnected. A good portion of people do - but not the majority.

Cuz they are baka.

>>22815673
So my ESL ass tripping up at trying to pronounce English isn't so tragic? Good news!

>>22814168
Most Japanese streamers encounter difficulties reading things in Sekiro I have not seen a single streamer reading it without problem. Game is virtually untranslatable to English for this reason

The way they're reading and then just go completely silent when they reach a character they don't know is really cute though

>>22816671
You're trying to weasel out from your absolutely retarded statement here >>22815562
>600 to 1000 kanji
This is just you trying to cope away knowing like 100 at most yourself.

And yeah, I'm tongue-in-cheek in the OP, you tard. I can't really fault her for to knowing uncommon words, duh.

>>22817076
First of all, i maybe know like 50Kanji, second of all. No i am not. I never contradicted myself and still stand with the fact that most japanese know atleast 600 to 1000 Kanji. Any more is wishful thinking or being straight up delusional.

>>22815040
she deserves more. Her fans should be ashamed of themselves.

>Hey heres a language that you need to spend all your life learning also there are going to be hyperspecific word combinations that you need to ask someone who already knows it and if they don't then you're just fucked because the meaning is 2cool4u
Japanese is such a fucked language

>>22814168
櫓 is not part of the jouyou. I can't read it, I don't expect her to.

Oh my fucking God this thread. Stop sucking the joyo kanji list's dick so hard. It's a retarded list that includes relatively obscure moji that are barely used, and excludes some archi common ones like 綺麗. The "it's 2316" (I don't en n know the number, it's retarded) is an absolutely retarded statement done by people whose knowledge comes from reading like two paragraphs on Wikipedia.
The anon saying that most non literary inclined adults in Japan can properly read words with about 900 Kanji is probably right. There's plenty of evidence that the avg literacy of a Japanese adult is much lower than that of a high schooler (this should be obvious). Meanwhile, a literary inclined jp speaker can probably read over 3k, maybe 3.5k kanji.
lastly, op, you have been actively studying the language and probably using ssr as a tool to retain Kanji. Of course you know way more words than anyone other than a literary arts major. This should be obvious. Try being less retarded.
>inb4 phone poster, questionable grammar/spelling
Yeah I just woke up, I won't proofread this garbage. Fuck you.

>>22816671
>>22817076
Rangeban americans

>>22814168
Pregnancy correction is needed

The funniest part about this post is that you think her fans speak Japanese.

>>22814168

>>22814168
Just like with every other country, most adult Japanese are illiterate.

>>22816996
The way Miko mumbles her way through is even funnier.

>>22814168
I fucked her too much and it gave her brain damage, sorry guailou

>>22815562
If you want to properly cope for not being able to learn Japanese, I recommend the 'japanese is going extinct' cope.
Just say that all young japanese people know english now, and they don't even know how to read kanji. Alternatively, say that japanese has so many english loan words that it's practically english. Either is good for a few (you)s every time.

>>22817349
>i maybe know like 50Kanji
wow anon, that's almost 10% of the way to being fluent. Got any secrets? I only know 草 after 8 years of studying

The average Japanese person doesn't read. There's a reason there's a light novel market.

>>22814366
Not my oshi but I like her a lot and watch her when I can, she's the reason many of us are here

>>22823415
wwwwwwwwwwwwwwww

>>22816337
>Nearly everyone fails middle school math at the age of 30+ and you are here telling me most japanese people know all Kanji that are taught in school
Probably not every Kanji, but most of them at the very least yeah, since unlike Math Japanese people use and see Kanji on a daily basis, if you saw equations in billboards everywhere everytime you go to the grocery store you would probably not forget middle school level math either.

>>22816337
>There are interviews and studys out there that undermine my point.
lol

>>22823564
But anon LNs are read-thingies...

>>22814363
maybe they can get Miko the eroge loving shrine maiden to do some introductory streams, she could even invite Maimoto and Kousaka again as her co-hosts oh wait, none of those things get numbers so...

>>22823849
I mean sure they don't forget all the Kanji but they forget a bunch. I don't know why this is even being discussed, if you ever watch any chuba reading text from an rpg for example they Kanji knowledge is weaker than your average n2 neckbeard /here/ resident.
I'm not even coping, learning kanji is way easier than most people think. You just slap them into anki and read a lot.

>>22815710
The only smart reply in this thread.

>march 12th.
>bringing this up now.
Why are fubuki anti's like this?

>>22823564
LIghtnovels aren't picturebooks

>>22824217
they are written as such

>>22824050
i've seen people miss harder words that only an eroge autist or a smart japanese person would know, but you are wildly exaggerating
even stupid vtubers will be above 2000 kanji with a larger vocabulary than (You) and would easily pass n1 with a good score

>>22823564
LN is just novel but has pictures in some of few pages, the fuck are you talking about

>>22814168
Weeb

>>22826604
They're larping as retards to farm replies. Happens every time japanese is brought up

>>22815673
>Anglos have the same problems because of fucktarded pronunciation rules. Non-phonetic languages were a mistake.
Huh? Stop making shit up ESL.

>>22817349
I know about 600 kanji and I can't read shit

>>22815562
No, a native adult japanese can read from 3000-5000 kanjis depending on age and how educated they are. But there are many more than that, and due to most kanjis having multiple readings it's possible you actually don't know the correct reading of a new word despite formed by kanjis you already know.
The minimum the government ask you to be able to read is around 2100 kanjis.

Actually japs can't read kanji at all, they just made up lots of weiird symbols to fuck with weebs trying to learn the language.

>>22827150
The only sane reply in this dogshit thread

>>22816330
The problem with that is that I haven't actually played any JP video games which involve any significant amount of reading, so it'd be difficult if they kept asking me what I played.

>>22814168
Japanese is easy, here you go bro, you should be able to define all of these easily

>>22814168
Non meme answer: Sekiro uses a lot of archaic language as its stylized for late sengoku era. That includes of course a lot of words and kanji that are rarely used nowadays. Literally every single jap I've seen play it struggles with some of the kanji in the game.