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>>138819019
はなのいろは
うつりにけりな
いたづらに
>be me
>studied Japanese for a few years now
>read something
>部屋 comes up
>"mhm, ぶや? no, oh ぶしつ, yeah"
>mfw
>>138862940
I know that feel
I find that a lot of the time knowing what each kanji in words are actually fucks you up more than just remember the whole word as a single entity
>>138862865
Book-Off in Japan is an magical place.
What LNs are worth a read raw? Preferably not in the doc and not having adaptations.
>>138863176
Kino no tabi
So I guess I’ll start from the beginning; utter frustration and despair. I was attempting to read Full metal alchemist, typically rated as a pretty difficult read for learners and I learned the hard way why that is. I took on the challenge like I did with Yotsubato and tried to learn everything and then re-read the chapter after my vocab caught up. But nothing would stick, nothing made sense, and nothing helped. So I took my vocab list to my friend and asked him to look over it. It was pretty obvious to him why I was having trouble. The words were mostly written only, seldom used, or archaic words. Words I’m not going to be using well for a long time. That’s when I realized why it isn’t a good idea to try and read above your level. It’s not that it’s difficult; it’s that you’re never going to use it outside of reading that one subject or level of reading. It was difficult because those words didn’t fit in with my life or anything I would say or otherwise read. They truly had no meaning to me. That was my first lesson to getting better; I gave up on Full metal and returned to focus completely on finishing Yatsubato.
風香ちゃんの尻を触りたい
>>138863240
It's a good idea to read above your level, but preferably something with non-obsolete vocabulary.
>>138863276
The next lesson was a bit harder to swallow. I have a friend who is also learning Japanese, who is actually pretty fluent. I ran into him and asked for help.He ended up helping me the best way he could. He took me to a snack bar. What happened next actually really pissed me off though. There he was having a normal conversation with the bar staff without missing a beat. But the envy wasn’t what ticked me off. It’s that I understood every word he said, and every word she said but if you asked me what they were talking about I’d have no clue what was going on. (WTF???)
の 昧 狭
灰 暗 量
迷 悪
妄 辣
者 卑
小 劣
人 外
曲 道
物 佞
低 人
俗 奸
堕 物
落 畜
、 獣
亡 駄
ハ 六
輩 愚
の 昧
護 蒙
摩
>>138863308
You need more exposure probably. Take things slowly.
>>138863384
Imagine meeting someone with 2/3rds the Vocab, half the Kanji and half the grammar knowledge but there they are speaking casually while you mumble out incoherent sentences. I was really annoyed at myself, that night proved that i already had the knowledge i was only missing the ability. It was a good crash course though; we ended up with two girls and we just talked all night. It really forced me to talk because the girl would just stare waiting for my garbled broken response, then she would figure out what I meant and kindly try to move the conversation on simply enough for me to understand. Going home that night I realized why my own progress was so stunted. My friends that I talk to regularly, all speak English. Any time the conversations slowed they switched to English to keep the conversation going. It was like this with all my friends. The conversation was more important than learning the language. That and since their English was much better than my Japanese, we would always gravitate to English. It was a real eye opener but I was kind of skeptical. So I tested it.
>>138863412
I bet this is copypasted from leddit
>>138863518
Here's your cookie.
>>138863498
What is this, Japanese WWE?
>>138863548
Props to you for making that other guy respond for so long
なかまはずれはどれでしょう
1.けろけろ
2.げろげろ
3.けらけら
4.げこげこ
Guys how do you say SoL in Japanese?
>>138863702
げこげこ
>>138862940
生意気 and 生半可 will keep haunting me for all eternity.
>>138863240
>Full metal alchemist
>written only, seldom used, or archaic words
What in the fuck. Most of the words you see there will be useful in any other shonen manga or fantasy work.
Your friend is probably a low level faggot himselfor a tremendous normalfag if he's native Japanese.
FMA is like a step above Yotsuba.
>>138863751
空気系
I know there's also another word along the lines of "soul purifier" but I forgot how to say it.
Is there any way to turn words into anki cards directly from the vn? I'm using chiitrans and there is only way to save words to a file. Making hunderds of cards manually is killing me.
助けて
>>138864117
癒し系
>>138863751
日常系
>>138864101
Yeah I just responded to him paraphrasing that to "literary" in my quote.
>>138864122
http://pastebin.com/raw/DgZ84qwk
For some words you'll have to manually get audio from Forvo or fix the sentence (for situations like having to enable sticky mode to select the entry you want, which messes up the sentence it gets imported with).
>>138864122
http://pastebin.com/DgZ84qwk
>>138864122
epwing2anki
他の人はザ・ファブル読んだことがあるん？この頃その漫画を買ったけどまだ訳さなさそうかな
>>138864761
nanisore
>>138864451
>>138864452
>>138864485
Thanks, it seems rather complicated, but I hope I'll manage.
>>138864827
Once you get the initial setup done for the pastebin thing, it's pretty much a matter of 1 button (2 if you include having to click on Firefox to focus it) card creation.
>>138864781
休業する殺し屋について漫画やで。物語は大阪が舞台やからめっちゃ大阪弁で使うで。でもよくおもろい 笑
http://raw-zip.com/manga-%E3%82%B6%E3%83%BB%E3%83%95%E3%82%A1%E3%83%96%E3%83%AB-the-fable/
Don't know about the quality of the scans, I bought them
>>138864893
Are they on the way or something?
>>138864946
意味通じないよ
説明してくれて
>>138865014
delivering
>>138865050
Assuming u mean if someone is scanlating it, I don't know. Doesn't seem like it. There was one part I didnt understand so I was looking for some translations, but couldn't find any. But there seem to be only 5 chapters out yet. I only have 4 because they weren't selling part 5 in my tsutaya yet
膣の蜜
>>138828789
these threads are usually pretty good for learning.
>>138865703
Or you could just get the raw of a manga you like and read it.
Whenever I see something written in a language I don't know I always avoid looking at it, especially if it's a doujin or whatever with Chinese subs. I feel like it'd mess with my brain and make me lose all of my Japanese gains if I'd look at it and try to understand it.
Just now I watched some Love Live video subbed in Portuguese and was trying hard to not look at the subs and just listen to them talking because I didn't want my brain to needlessly learn a language I don't give a shit about. Like they were counting and I refused to look at it.
Am I the only one?
>>138865762
ya I don't looking at chinese because I'm scared that I might accidentally learn the language you know
>>138865737
How do you know if you got it right?
>>138865848
You've forgotten what it was like to be a beginner.
>>138865835
>>138865835
If it makes sense.
>>138865877
I can see how it could be helpful, but the thing is translations (especially random amateur ones, the official ones can be bad too) aren't incredibly reliable all the time, so if the guy makes a mistake in translating and you do too, you'll read the mistranslated bit and then that'll reinforce your misunderstanding on how a piece of grammar works. Beyond using the Yotsuba reading pack for the first 2 volumes, I wouldn't really check with translations for actual content.
>>138865911
>>138866035
Very illuminating.
>>138865835
1) if you don't know the grammar or a word it's obvious and easy to look up
2) massive exposure will eventually iron out 99.9% of misunderstandings (so as a beginner its ok to misunderstand)
3) if you are misunderstanding, conversations and narration won't make logical sense in some way or another
what's the best way to learn as much japanese as possible in a week?
I know hiragana, katakana and that's it.
>>138867247
You can't. Just give up.
>>138867247
You can't. Just give up.
>>138867247
In which units do you measure Japanese?
Found a list of 200 Japan-only PS1 games. I'm going to have a blast playing these:
http://pastebin.com/fMBhLM1T
>>138867247
You can't. Just give up.
>>138867247
Pay someone in japan fluent in english and japanese five hundred dollars a day for private speech lessons.
>>138867706
No you won't.
>doing reps
>see word I am absolutely 100% positive I have never seen before
>gives me 16d option for 'Good'
Am I going insane? I am completely sure it's a new card for me.
>>138867706
I give you SMTI and II but Soul Hackers' best version is 3DS and that one is localized.
>>138868317
>Am I going insane?
Yes.
>>138867706
Why play Japan-only games instead of the Japanese releases of worldwide games?
Guys I just got Tobira a week ago, I have been going through the first few chapters with ease. I figured it would get hard soon, but when I checked the final few chapters I found I knew all the words and grammar points. Did I just waste 50 burgers? Sure the book is harder than genki but its hardly the gateway to fluency. 上級 my ass 中級 at best.
>>138867706
>Japan-only
You gotta figure there's a reason they never bothered to release it elsewhere.
>>138868442
Why on earh would you buy a book without reading it online or at least having a look at what it covers?
>>138868442
Shoulda done tae kim dumbass
>>138868442
READ
>>138868484
Maybe he didn't want to spoil it
>>138868464
https://youtu.be/AjmwE-fHd0Q?t=76
There are many many good Japan only games
>>138868442
>Sure the book is harder than genki
Isn't Tobira for post-Genki studies?
>>138868464
Yeah it probably only appeals to losers with a good knowlege of Japanese culture
>>138868317
I sometimes get this. Mined mature cards I feel like I never saw with a sentence I can't recall the source of.
Guess there are some blind spots in the brain.
>>138868350
So what, it's not like localization prevents you from playing the original.
>>138868442
Ya blew it.
>>138868484
Everyone told me it was the hardest text of the ones I was looking at.
>>138868506
Nice parrot, but TK ise easier than Tobira.
>>138868537
Basicly, I just hoped it would be harder, its pretty much N1 plus.
>>138868659
>its pretty much N1 plus.
Tobira? I doubt it
>>138868634
Yea I did not need a textbook, just more reading, vocab/kanji.
>>138868659
I feel like it's incorrect to disparage something as "easy" only because it covers more basic material.
>>138868659
Nice try, but I downloaded Tobira and it's far from N1.
>>138868759
Tobira covers N1 grammar but not N1 kanji or vocab.
>>138868728
Isnt that the definition of easy?
What JLPT level/equivalent will core 2k/6k take me to? I'm only 25% into it, and I'm occasionally tackling N2 vocab, and want to take the test at the end of the year.
I can't decide whether I should go for 15/20/25 words a day. I feel like I learn well and quickly at 15, but I can finish the deck in under half a year if I jump back up to 25.
>>138868874
Does it cover all N1 grammar or a couple of points? By the latter measure Tae Kim can be N1+ as well.
>>138869002
Core is not in JLPT order, its kind of all over the place.
>>138869057
There's a bit of an annoying order to it, I feel based off similar kanji/readings, though it is strange to learn "ramen" 1000+ words in. I don't mind too much, because it makes some days easier than others.
But yeah, I'm curious what "level" it will get me to. Even 25% of the way through, there's lots of words that I'd never even use living in Japan now (no one says 従来 for instance, and that came up fairly early) and some elicit shock from friends that hear me studying.
>>138869318
They sure write 従来 though
>>138869343
Japanese people don't really understand foreigners learning Japanese that's non-spoken, because oh, you use chopsticks so well, oh, you know the kanji for water, 上手ですね？
>>138868464
>all good stuff is translated
Why the fuck do you think people are trying hard at learning the language here?
>>138869416
Sunk cost fallacy
>>138869436
Feels good having shit taste and stuff coming out every month that will most likely never be translated or not be translated for several years. People with shit taste will never run out of compelling content when learning Japanese.
>>138869540
Oh come on, stop that self deprecating nonsense, what makes you think your taste is inferior?
Things you like are good and people who don't like them are wrong.
>>138869540
Anon, you could never have worse taste than me.I just bought the Kingdom Hearts II manga.
>>138869002
Less than N5 since you don't know an>>138869024
y grammar :^)
>>138869831
It's onomatopoeia.
>>138869831
Chewing sounds.
>>138866672
>2) massive exposure will eventually iron out 99.9% of misunderstandings (so as a beginner its ok to misunderstand)
Quoted for truth. You're doing god's work, anon.
ちんこ :
" ２ 背の低い人。また、男の子。"
so that's where it came from
What are your reading tendencies? Do you ever read multiple things at once or do you adopt a "pump and dump" mentality?
I ask because I'm ~400 words mined into Hanahira and getting a bit tired of it. At first the novelty of actually being able to read native Japanese was exciting but now I am realizing it is a pretty damn run-of-the-mill SoL with yuri undertones and I'm not sure I want to read it all the way through.
>>138870142
>したい
>死体 - Dead body/corpse
She's repeatedly thinking "Dead body, dead body" because she's rubbing her vagina against the knee of a recently deceased person and she is having a hard time coming to terms with her new-found love for necrophilia.
>>138870142
The sound of a keyboard clicking as you look this up yourself
>>138870295
Excellent!! Can you help me with this one too?
>>138870287
Time to drop that piece of shit for good
>>138868442
That's what you get from listening to reddit newfag. Now go back over there.
>>138870287
Remember - the goal is to read COMPELLING content. "compelling" isn't something to ignore as linguist mumbo jumbo, it's important - read stuff that *COMPELLS* you to read it, stuff you're interested in. If you're not compelled to read something, drop it like an ugly baby.
Note: This applies to language learning, but not necessarily real life, pushing through things you don't feel compelled to do often is valuable. It's just that in terms of language learning, simple mass-exposure is arguably more important than quality of exposure and thus being compelled is very important (because to become fluent you need to expose yourself to a LOT of content and if it's not compelling content it'll be hell and take fucking forever due to procrastination, whereas if it's compelling content you'll have a good time gaining the requisite exposure).
I can't read this handwriting!!!
>>138870350
>>138870555
Yeah, you're right, thanks. I might come back to it later but for now I'll go find something else to read.
>>138870662
[heavy breathing]
>>138870780
Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!
>>138870287
It's not even run of the mill SoL, it's bottom of the barrel shit.
Stop spoonfeeding holy shit.
>>138870287
>Do you ever read multiple things at once
I'm reading like 15 things at once, depending on my mood.
>100 more reviews per day after a month
Does it just keep rising like this forever? If I stick to the same amount of new cards, will I have 1400 reviews per day next year?
>>138870952
You don't need "practice" at all you're just asking for everyone to translate your fucking porn. If you had bothered reading the OP you could've learned Hiragana in days and translate these stuff on your own. This is a blue board now fuck off.
My number of reviews is kind of getting out of hand for my current schedule. Will not doing new cards for a while help bring it down? Would it be better to just put a limit on the reviews than not doing new cards?
>>138871050
そんな！
>>138870997
It evens out at about new cards*10 because of SRS algorithm and then grows extremely slowly until you stop adding new cards.
>>138870997
Grows logarithmically. Theoretically if you stuck to the same amount of cards/day for as long as you learn Japanese it would increase forever, but that doesn't happen since eventually you ease off on new cards as you know more and more. But like >>138871140 it typically "evens out" at about 10 times your new cards/day.
>>138871175
>>138871140
That's a relief. I'm at 20 a day, so I guess that's why it's approaching 200 so quickly.
>>138869002
I think there are JLPT decks on Ankiweb if that's really what you're looking for.
I'd say if you finish Core6k I'd say you would have somewhere between N3-N2 level vocab and kanji. Actually being able to read Japanese at N2 level, at speed, is a different thing from merely knowing all the vocab.
There are textbooks that teach to the JLPT, try getting a copy of Nihongo Sou Matome N3 (use google), specifically the Dokkai (reading comprehension) book, and working through that.
>>138870338
>今日は二人ともオフだっ たのしもーぜ
Today we are both off, so let's enjoy ourselves
>はぁ！？ぜってー イヤ
Huh!? No way!
>>138869831
>>138869961
It's not chewing sounds, it's petting sounds.
>>138871735
No it's not retard, it's chewing sounds.There's no reason to give lazy faggots coming into the thread for TL requests actual answers. It just encourages more EOPs to com here asking for spoonfeeding. Only help people who have shown an actual effort themselves and are clearly learning.
>>138871240
Of course, thats hardly a fast rule, I did a kanji intensive vocab deck (3,000 kanji x 6,000 words) and ended up with 300 reviews a day with 10 new words a day.
>>138871994
That seems increadible. How long did it take it to reach that number? Or did you have very low retention/was very hard on yourself?
>>138871956
Roger that
>>138871694
Kill yourself kuso ESL 素人め
>>138871956
Oh it's in spoilers surely he won't see it
>guy just made girl come with his tongue
What's びちまった? I mean I assume it's just いちゃった but never seen it and nothing for びちまる or the like shows up on jewgle.
>>138872346
舌で のび ちまった のか
>>138872346
のびっちまう
>結婚
>結構
LITERALLY
>>138872346
>>138872415
Fuck I'm retarded, I should sleep.
>>138872135
6 months maybe?
My problem was just that a lot of those kanji only appeared in 1 card so my mature retention was abysmal (I'd go months without seeing the kanji, and thus had no chance of getting the card right 1-2 months later). Furthermore, my young retention was poor due to having to learn a new kanji every other word, which made every single card harder. Right now I'm doing 40 new cards a day with 400 reviews, simply because I know all the kanji in the deck pretty well.
>>138872483
女 woman
氏 family
日 sun
easy to remember
>>138871956
I get slightly triggered when people clearly don't read the guide. I mean, I'd gladly answer somebody asking specific material for specific needs but when somebody come in here saying "ay dawg, I wanna study moon real quick, what's the best way to do it", without even reading the guide, it pisses me off a bit.
足
a-shi
Foot/Leg
>>138872560
>well over half a year later
>people still respond seriously
>>138872617
>>138864451
>for situations like having to enable sticky mode to select the entry you want
How is this supposed to work? I've turned on sticky mode, but I don't see how I can choose a different entry.
>>138872700
>filter shit you don't know
>4x mature cards
Is this supposed to prove something?
>>138872710
You mouseover the entry you want and import that. Works for most cases. If it's a case where the word has the same kanji but different readings, then you can try importing the hiragana, but you'll probably still have to manually copy and paste the definition and/or sentence into the card. Even then, it's a quick job to fix up and the vast majority of words don't require any manual work.
>>138872617
>>138872700
I feel even worse about my retention now. Anymore, I feel like I'm just studying Japanese because I've already invested so much time it would be a waste to stop now.
>>138872483
俺と結構してください！
>>138872617
>>138872881
いいえ、結婚です。
>>138872602
Great. Do you have one of these for the 2999 other kanji I need to learn?
へっろ！
I drilled the hirogana and katakana alphabets into my mind, but I still can't understand anything when it's spoken or written. Do I just have to practice more?
>>138872770
Not really sure what the purpose of that guys image was either, so I figured he was just posting review count dick or something and I responded. The filtered there was vocab and kanji decks forgotten cards, and I did it vocab twice (spread by a few hours obviously) since there were some particularly annoying trouble words compared to most days and it only takes a few minutes to do.
>>138872971
Yes, just do 10 minutes of realkana a day and watch anime with english subs, a couple of months of this intensive practice will make you a Japanese master.
>>138872971
>but I still can't understand anything when it's spoken or written.
You did study the meaning of each hiragana and katakana, right?
>>138872853
>4 mature cards
That's why you're still a kid
retention will shoot up when you've actually studied Japanese enough to read things fairly easily and thus consume enormous amounts of content; right now I wouldn't be surprised if the majority of your exposure to Japanese was anki, relatively
>>138872971
Did you study the extra shit like how つ creates the double consonant sound?
>>138873229
I do more than 10 minutes for sure. And I watch anime, but with english subs. I'll turn them off then.
>>138873242
I studied the sound and made images in my head of how they look. What do you mean by meaning?
>>138873326
Yeah, it's called a glotal consonant or something like that.
>>138870287
If you've already mined 400 words, you should be pretty far in. Finishing Hanahira was a huge confidence boost for me, so if you are near the end, I would recommend just finishing it.
>>138873459
400 words is not that far since my vocab was very lacking going in. All I had done was Core2k + another thousand. The main problem is I have no idea how long it actually is, if I knew I were close to finishing it I probably would, but I get the feeling I'm only about 10% in or so.
>>138872602
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxjZM-d_ShI
その足で何をすることができるだろうか
もちろん出て歩いてんだよそれを
>>138873531
Tell me where you are and I'll tell you how far you are.
>>138873404
>What do you mean by meaning?
Each kana has a meaning. く indicates concurrance, which is why it's used in the continuative form of adjectives for example. Did you just study the pronunciations? How the fuck do you except to understand anything except the most basic shit then.
>>138873737
Oh, thanks. I am only at the part where the girls get off school and go to the shopping district to buy stuff for their sleepover.
老いさらばえるのは怖い
If, say, 若年 shows up and you can read it and think "young" instead of "youth", what do you mark it is?
>>138873764
Why can't I expect to understand even something though? I know the sounds and symbols/mnemonics. Where can I find a full list of kana meanings with mnemonics?
>>138874000
I think it's mostly used as an adjective, so I don't know how incorrect it is. But generally speaking I don't it's especially productive to be hard on yourself for stuff that will be obvious in context.
>>138874049
Use Wanikani.
>>138873811
You are about 45% through the VN.
>>138874000
I don't think of a specific English words when flipping cards, more about a concept.
>>138874379
Oh wow, seriously? I knew it was short but not that short. In that case I probably will finish it since it would annoy me leaving it unread. Thanks, anon.
>tfw cant read kanji without leaning in towards my monitor
How do you guys handle these tiny clusterfucks of scribbles?
>>138874177
>>138874426
Alright, thank you. I too try to think of it that way, but I still feel uneasy about whether I'm grading myself correctly when it comes to words with different grammatical roles in the definition, even if they can often serve various in Japanese.
>>138874514
You'll get the hang of it.
But if the problem is your eyesight, try Ctrl + mousewheelup
>>138874514
Increase the font size.
>>138874231
It's a paid subscription isn't it? Is there anything free?
>>138874848
Not of the same quality
>>138872881欠格です
>reading compelling content
身体 （からだ、しんたい）
異常 （いじょう）
こわばる
病に （やまい）
触れる （ふれる）
いわゆる
成長 （せいちょう）
証拠 （しょうこ）
想い （おもい）
めまい
撫でる
ほぐす
ぞくぞく
想う （おもう）
しょっぱい
溢れる （あぶれる [fail, miss]、あふれる [overflow, flood]、こぼれる [spill, become visible]）
掻き出す （かきだす）
込み上げる （こみあげる）
とっくに
全裸 （ぜんら）
It sure is fun.
>>138874884
What's so good about this wanikani?
>>138875105
Nothing worth paying for. We have a deck in the guide, ignore this shill.
>>138874848
>>138875105
He's just meming. It's a super epic le funny meme to shill bad services to gullible beginners who didn't read the guide like you.
>>138875105
I, for one, learned 600 kanjis after using in in only one year.
>>138875212
>I, for one,
>>>leddit
>>138874927
Oh, here's mine recent acquisitions from compelling content
塗布
分娩
迅速
捩る
跋扈
亀頭
襞
痙攣
嬌声
潤む
身悶える
淫靡
顕
甘美
i for one am ゲイ
>>138875235
you missed the plural and 600/year
>>138860489Monobeno
Shoujo Ramune
Tsuushinbo
Is there a list somewhere of all the Kanji variants? I know websites like jisho show if there are any when browsing a particular Kanji but I don't see myself browsing one by one all the Kanji I know, it'd take days.
By Kanji variants I mostly mean old forms / rarely or unused forms of Kanji like those for example 畳 / 疊.
>>138874927
You've been gettng into the lewds again, haven't you?
Here's some of mine:
当て嵌る
作成
素子
傍受
取り除く
ずつ
群青
緋色
網膜
現職
捕捉
直に
あらず
表情
意を得る
技術開発
>>138875401
Took you long enough. Monobeno is already in my backlog, of course, will check out the other 2, thanks.
>>138875417
>again
First time using this image, I'm most likely not the anon you thought I was. The stuff I just linked are rather easy.
>>138875292
>10 timesI miss being a teen. I wonder if I could pull that off now.
>>138875547
Sorry, I posted that last post and went to bed.
I wish you luck and fun in your endeavours, friend.
>>138875416
I think this capitalization-of-kanji disease shows that most English speakers don't actually understand proper nouns and just approximate correct usage by capitalizing anything that doesn't sound like an English word.
>>138875744
It's just an old habit, sorry I triggered your autism.
>>138875744
Please be understanding, it's just English speakers trying to throw off their forced latinization yokes and rediscover their Germanic roots.
>>138875417
ちんこ
ちんぽ
ぽこちん
ちんぽこ
おちんちん
だんこん
いんけい
陽物
ペニス
デカチン
>>138875839
That's a lot of dicks, senpai.
Do anyone else have an issue with mining very explicitly lewd words? Words like 陰核 would be useful to review once in a while, but knowing it might pop up when I least expect it would completely prevent me from ever doing my reps when people can see me. A lot of nukige vocabulary will be totally innocent out of context, but it would be pretty hard to explain why you need to know 陰核.
>>138876019
I tag words like that so if I know I'm going to be studying where people are watching I can just move them to another deck temporarily.
>>138875839Ankiadeckof dicks.
>>138876019
>prevent me from ever doing my reps when people can see me
Why would you do your reps around people? If it's such a problem for you then rename clitoris into sweet peach or something.
>>138876019
What the fuck? Why is it a penis and a clitoris at the same time?
>>138876220
Do you know nothing of biology?
>>138876271
I don't have that in my Anki deck, so I guess not.
>>138876220
>he doesnt have a clit dick
>>138876220
They're homologous to each other, so it makes sense.
In some species (or deformed specimens of other species), you can spot a particularly large and portruding clitoris that looks a bit like a penis slit along the bottom.
>>138876354
tell me more creepoid shit youre into
>>138876220
Never saw 陰核 used for penis, it's usually 陰茎 or something like that in serious medic-sounding stuff.
From Tae Kim:
>お金がなかった。
>There was no money. (lit: As for money, did not exist.)
Shouldn't it be something along the lines of "money is the thing that didn't exist" like he usually uses for が?
>>138876426
Mind controlling parasites are nice too, but they've been overplayed on mainstream sites to the point of becoming cliche.
It's not my own cup of tea, but the right youtube searches can lead you to Indian doctors who proudly post HD videos of their adventures treating enormous blackheads and other skin conditions in the Indian countryside.
Brain research animal experiments are also pretty fucked up, and the well knows ones have accessible write-ups available. There's the usual stuff like cutting out (or disabling) parts of the brain, and then it gets even worse with stuff like raising young animals while witholding one thing or the other.
>>138876797
Don't sweat the English translation, just try and inetrnalize the various functions of が.
>>138876797
が has a couple of uses/nuances. Learn them by example rather than trying to force rules.
Dear diary,
Today I read 速い as 遠い. I can't learn Japanese.
Was helpful Using hello talk to chat with 3D nipps but this apps is slowly infested with cringey weebs and fags who barely learn anything and just use this app as an excuse to post fetish and nerd shit.
>>138863376
Sorry I don't speak chinese
>>138877186
Does anyone else like furries though?
>>138877186
I wanted to say "how retarded have you be to try to discuss your disgusting fetishes in a language learning community" but then I remembered that's exactly what I'm doing on DJT.
>>138868610
>So what, it's not like localization prevents you from playing the original.
No, it doesn't but you shouldn't bother with an inferior version.
You seem to like video games so either import a moon 3DS or mod yours and play the 3DS version.
>>138876220
Clit can also mean penis in English.
>英
>England
>英語
>English
I didn't know England invented English.
>>138877726
They didn't. American's invented English.
>>138876111
Efficiency. When at the bus or when resting between sets at the gym, it's really nice to pick up my phone and get that daily grind out of the way.
>>138877337
What's your disgusting fetish? I like 獣姦.
>>138877864
>bestiality, sodomy
Well, which is it?
>>138878032
why don't you search for it and see ;)
>>138877864
恋人つなぎ
>>138870997
I am 3 months into it and I get about 130-180 reviews per day. It kept growing until like a month ago and now it seems to be keeping within this range.
Question about physical dictionaries/offline mobile dictionaries for Android. (the one in the guide is OSX only).
Any anons have any experience with them, and have any recommendations? Trying to prep for summer vacations without internet and PC. Thankfully I've got easy access to physical compelling contentsince I live in NY.
>>138878426
きもい
>>138877150
Tooi has a little penis on the right.
just imagine it's you holding it to get to a distant toi toi
>>138877864
In general, good old 露出狂 and 近親相姦.
Or, if we're talking about specific appearance traits, criminally underrepresented生えかけ
>>138873250
I've been studying for ~8 months, I used to make my own decks that were just hiragana, but that was all before I found DJT.
>retention will shoot up when you've actually studied Japanese enough to read things fairly easily and thus consume enormous amounts of content; right now I wouldn't be surprised if the majority of your exposure to Japanese was anki, relatively
Mostly have just read grammar guides, and other instruction stuff. Every time I read, I'm constantly looking things up, so it's kind of discouraging. I guess I'll just do it anyways, got to start somewhere(?).
>>138877337
But furry has nothing to do with japanese.
That would be like coming in here and talking about western porn. At least chinese porn is somewhat relevant.
What does なんからか mean?
It looks like a misspelling of sorts to me.
>>138879621
Looks like it. Maybe the author was about to write なんか and decided to change it to なんらか or something.
>>138876814
>videos of their adventures treating enormous blackheads
You just reminded me of a video that I wanted to forget forever. Now I feel a little sick. Is this what it is like to feel triggered?
Where can I download some really easy stuff to read?
>>138879763
google period com
My Japanese girlfriend said 血痕死体 to me! Do you think she wants to kill me?
>>138879862
She probably just wants you to stop stalking her and telling people she's your girlfriend.
>>138879740
indeed my friend, that is essentially being triggered, being reminded of something traumatic, especially when it just ruins your whole damned day or week if it's particularly heinous
>>138878798
thank you for the mnemonic my man
>>138878798
How do you see a penis in that?
Guys, how would you translate this?
>誰の一番にもなれないのなら、｢一番都合のいい人｣になるから、一番に頼ってほしいな。
I can't crack how the second part is working in the sentence and thus connect it to the third.
"If I didn't become someone's lover, because I became "a convenient person", I want someone I can really rely on" is what I translate, but that doesn't seem to make much sense.
Any help would be appreciated
おはよおにいちゃん
>>138880345
>>138880475
Fair enough
>>138880569
it's all about imagination
>>138880345
look at it, it's obvious!
>>138880630
Why ignore all the other dicks?
>>138879862
>Do you think she wants to kill me?
Yeah, but the extremely slow way.
>>138880050
cum on thigh clean it later
/djt/ –dicks and semen
>>138881369
