/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>6584373
These threads still exist? Why?

>>6576504
Do both at the same time for each word.

>>6584415
Because the talents are active, and we like them.

>>6584373
Who is your oshi?

>>6585541
I'm always going to be a Kenzoku, but regarding my favorites in bb, I really like Ciyana and Rola.

>>6584584
>Because the talents are active
Tia...

>>6585718
She posted a video this morning. Check her feed.

>>6584373
kys chink vermin

>>6584373
Apparently, French Fry's new name is Yongyi Taffy. I'll update the OP.

Guys, I found a League Loli. Good singer, too.

>>6589066
Forgot link (Azi)
https://live.bilibili.com/510

>>6584584
>we

Not interested in them but I'm interested with vtubers market in China.They seems to be so isolated just like their country. Keep this thread up.

are you doing your mandarin reps?

>>6589298
No, but I really should. I don't even know where to begin. And I want to learn Japanese too, but I'm not sure if I should start with mandarin or Japanese, because I don't want to get my language wires crossed. How are your reps coming?

>>6584584
>we

>>6584373
Shouldn't the previous thread be linked in the OP?

>>6589338
same for me actually, currently learning japanese, still beginner level (solid N4, not that it means anything).
kinda wanna learn Mandarin one day too, with the hope that kanji knowledge transfers by a little bit.
learning 2 languages at once feels completely impossible to me though, workload for one is insane already.

>>6589495
Shouldn't you be in nga?

>>6589298
>learning mandarin

>>6589518
You've already done more than most people at least. Now that I've got some free time I'll dive into JP reps. Did you use the /jp/ learning thread to get your resources? And yeah, especially insane given that they're two of the languages that are most alien for English natives. I'm sure training your mind to work with logographs and kanji will make it easier for your mandarin learning though.

>>6589298
Yeah. Finally stopped mixing up 所以 and 因为. Also learned that I don't need wubi.
>>6589338
Start with Mandarin. Japanese kanji share a lot of the meanings, and Chinese speakers can understand a fair bit of written Japanese, even if the word pronunciations aren't the same.
Example: 増加する. If you learned Japanese, you'd see "Fu" (Increase), "Ka" (Addition), and "Suru" (to do), then maybe remember that "Fu" becomes "Zo" in this instance.
If you learned Chinese, you'd see "Zeng1" (Increase), "Jia1" (Addition), and some gana swirls. Unless you're being asked to read it aloud, it won't matter that you're reading it in Chinese, so long as you can still get the meaning of the gana (when readng), so "[Zengjia] suru" would appear in your mind.
You can also just learn both the Japanese and Chinese pronunciations for things. Chinese just gets you more of a benefit, and is easier to learn to read.

>>6589066
Cute.

>>6589495
I forgot...

>>6589639
think the only useful thing i have gotten out of /jp/djt/ is the link in the OP, tried the whole core2k, tae kim and just immerse thing, didn't work out for me.
my go to resources are wanikani for kanji, bunpro to drill grammar and just reading and listening to native material, but discussing them too, asking people who are experienced questions. (wanikani forums for bookclubs are actually insanely useful).
this is just what is working for me personally, the two before mentioned sites can be substituted for free with anki, I'm just too damn lazy and the system they have in place works pretty nicely.
What really worked for me with kanji was incorporating the individual components of kanji into my studies, really helps to differentiate them, I wonder if the same is possible for Chinese too.

>>6590155
>What really worked for me with kanji was incorporating the individual components of kanji into my studies, really helps to differentiate them
What, the radicals?
>I wonder if the same is possible for Chinese too.
Yup. Pretty much key in guessing meanings.

>>6590214
yeah radicals, basically the only reason I stopped seeing kanji as random squiggles and actually being able to really differentiate between them, instead of just vaguely remembering the shape.
good to know that it's the same.

>>6589298
呵呵,中文比日本语好

>>6589619
>Not learning how to do business in China.
Weird guy.

>>6589298
is there any guide on where to start learning it?

>>6584445
Good to see anons using the yogurt collection

Chestnut love bump

>>6591572
Check the OP.

It’s really good to see that Yogiri didn’t quit entirely,

Are we just going to ignore the Wolf Warriors going full DIo?

>>6593190
>Giving aimless trolls attention
Back to /hlgg/ with that.

For anyone who missed it, here's Ciyana's stream:
https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV16g411T7cK

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnfRP5xa-t4

BTW, Taffy/Echo has a Twitter and a Youtube channel for videos now. Might want to add that to the list.

https://twitter.com/AceTaffy812

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-WTKBWDsp0PFcGmmuO7svg/featured

>>6584373
Cute design. Reminds me of Kotobuki. This vtuber and whoever design the model has great taste.

>>6602203
That's Yongyi Taffy, formerly known as French Fry Cat and Spade Echo.
>>6601769
On it.

>>6589298
i'm too lazy for any sort of reps.