vtDJT- /vt/'s Daily Japanese Thread #4

[Anonymous No.]

vtDJT is a language learning thread for anons on /vt/ that are studying the japanese language.
Discussion will appertain to vtubers where possible, as per the board's rules. But, understandably, the study of japanese can extend into many different areas.

Guides & Materials:
https://itazuraneko.neocities.org/
https://learnjapanese.moe/

JP Vtuber Clipping Channels (japanese subs):
https://pastebin.com/PjNSSwTE

Vtubers that teach japanese:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdHHGWN-_bM
https://www.youtube.com/@organicjapanesewithcuredol49


Previous Thread:
>>47732433

[Anonymous No.]

Is it recommended to grind jukugo as a beginner? I'd honestly prefer to learn words by ear and start reading stuff with furigana asap, but will I be able to memorize jukugo at all that way, or the grind is inevitable?

[Anonymous No.]

>>48160883
What is jukugo ?

[Anonymous No.]

Although I know Hiragana and Katakana, I always mistake the K symbols

[Anonymous No.]

>>48161732
Written words consisting of two or more kanjis.

[Anonymous No.]

>>48161756
Wait until you learn 力 is also a kanji (in fact there is a small difference 力 カ)

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>>48162022
Yeah, I know it's strength. I'm actually fine with the K hiraganas, it's mostly the katakanas who cause me problems

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>>48161999
Oh...
I just see them as vocabulary personally and for vocab I just had a good base so I just look up for on dictionnary each time I don't know a word

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>>48162022
>カ キ ク ケ コ
What are your issues with this ?

[Anonymous No.]

>>48162374
>ク ケ
I can't tell these two apart

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>>48162374
>>48162106
Wrong quote

[Anonymous No.]

I still sometime mistook katakana of Shi-Tsu and So-N to this day

[Anonymous No.]

>>48162412
I do too on rare occasions when the font is shit, so that's understandable. You usually get used to it if you see them enough. It's impressive how well you can adapt if you read enough.
For instance, SFC and DS games have extremely squished kanji, but you get used to it despite the lack of detail. It's probably a blessing and a curse I went for older games as my first real attempt at reading a non-trivial amount of nip. I could have cried at how much easier it was to read the PS2 games, and easier still when I get to the Switch/PC games.