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http://bitlasers.com/djt
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>>138862794
何故ば大抵なんとかなる！
出来ない。
あいしてる
I passed JLPT1 over 9 years ago and I still can't shake this dekinai feeling, mjdsinitai.
ちーっす
外人自閉症地獄へようこそ
自殺するほどみんな下手くそ
>>138905770
>tfw image size limit
>>138905820
Is this a meme?
How does 「無彩限」translate to "myriad colors"? I know 「彩」is the kanji for "coloring", but what about the rest?
>>138905820
AH SHIT I CAN'T SLEEP NOW
>>138905961
cant you just look up the other kanji and then understand how it works its very obvious
>>138906020
Poor grammar-chan is always completely and utterly useless. Why are you even here?
>>138905820
shaft/shinbo fan spotted
>>138906054
because i hate the show hes referencing also who are you
>>138905991
now you know how it feels
>>138906162
Maximum 出来ない
つべこべいってないで
Ankiしなさい
>>138906364
場違いがバカさらしてんじゃないよ、お前みたいなのが何回も同じ失敗繰り返すんだ
そっか
>>138906364
もうできました。
褒めてくれ！
>>138906617
時間の無駄に過ぎないよ
エロゲとかを読む方がいい
>>138906617
なぜ百パーセント正解つかめなかったのですか
>>138906752
>読む
kek
>>138906838
取れなかった*
ハンスト
>>138906752
いいえ、全てのカードの漢字を書きました。こうすると漢字と単語は覚えやすいになります。
>>138906838
残念ながら百パーセントは珍しいんです。全体的には九十五くらいです。
>>138907072
犯バーガー
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXzYsSSpA64
>>138907086
他人行儀しないでよ
>>138906617
ちゅ
>>138907026
教科書から顔を上げてよ
玉をつかめ
>>138907086
習うより慣れろ
>>138907142
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lI5YFVagu8M
>>138907982
高齢化 高齢化 高齢化 高齢化 高齢化 高齢化
おじさん応援してるからがんばりな
英語の文法がダメで色々怒られた奴がいうのもアレだけど…
>ランフィスト
What do think this name is meant to be DJT? Some non-English shit?
>>138908323
Dunno but that manga looks shit
>>138908364
Chiba Toshirou draws delicious healthy girls though.
Can someone please recommend me something kinda easy to listen to (preferably women talking) while playing games
>>138908390
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwro9mW9Y08
>>138908422
Thanks for the suggestion but
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7dmM-QMkmg
is the superior version
>>138908323
>Titty monster battle comic
Girls aren't drawn well enough to make it worthwhile.
>>138908390
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZdrQEOuuEeA
>>138908467
What a filthy fucking butchery of the song with that nigger shit.
>>138908492
This song's amazing but I meant something to listen to for listening practice, like people just talking
>>138908529
Just play some random shoujo anime.
What does シカト mean?
>>138908928
It's very casual for ignore
>>138905820
>Dekinai Japanese Thread
>>138908928
http://ejje.weblio.jp/content/シカト
>>138908928
>went through the effort of uploading a screenshot and typing it out
>didn't go through the effort of checking a dictionary or even mousing over it with Rikai
Huh?
>>138908529
VNs often come with drama CDs.
>>138908928
>トワイライトシンドローム
Good game? Where did you get it from?
>読んで頂けたら嬉しいです
'I'm happy when you can read it'
Did I understand the sentence or nah?
>拘る
>kodawaru
けっこうでてくるのにね
えいごだとなんだろ
stick to
stick with
attach one's mind to
be bogged down in
cling to
be fastidious about
find bones in
get ［grow］ attached to
get hung up on
get stuck with
get wound up in
hold firm on
be hung up about
be insistent on
set great store by
stand pat on
>>138909696
Obsess is enough
a.pomf.cat/acavfl.webm
>>138908323
>ランフィストくん
Maybe Ramfist? Lanfist? Ramphisto? Lanfisuto?
Katakana Engrish sucks.
>>138909696
Protip: if your translation of a verb includes "be", "get", "grow", or another auxiliary verb, it's not actually a translation.
>>138909854
If that's bait, it's pretty fucking good. I raged hard.
>>138909604
>たら
Can be 'if' as well depending on context, would seem to make more sense as such.
>>138909876
Thanks, didn't know if 'if' or 'when' was the better choice here.
>>138909901
He's basically saying that a magazine is coming out next month and then this sentence is used afterwards, so I though 'when [it's out and] you can read it' was probably the thing he meant or does that only make sense for me? I'm not so sure.
>>138909937
What about "I'd be happy if you read it"?
>>138909892
50% bait, 50% mocking the post I was responding to.
Why is there polish in my japanese?
Does 女優, nowadays, at least, take on the implication of "adult" actress more than just than a normal movie actress? Google Images gives me a lot of boobs.
>>138909951
Well shit, that makes a lot more sense
>>138908323
Lamphist would be my go-to.
>>138909960
If you don't want polish, perhaps you like it rough instead.
>>138905961
>無限
>>138910026
Still doesn't seem to be a real word according to google, guess I'll just go with Ram-fist since it sounds the most like some hero name. >>138909841 and has actual identifiable words as part of it. Guess that katakana jibberish wasn't meant to really be anything.
>>138909974
You're probably searching in Chinese.
>>138909960
>>138910079
Oh yeah, you are totally right. I switched Google's languages from English only to Japanese and English and now searching kanji gives preference to Japanese rather than Chinese.
If a sentence ends with 'isn't it?' and the answer is 'しました'. Would it be reasonable to assume that this is meant as a 'It is' instead of a 'I did it'?
>>138910102
ミニハットはかわいいけど
てにあまるよ
>>138909937
I mean you get what it means, translating it with when/if depends on the context and even though the meaning is different it hardly matters in this case.
What's with all these stupid questions lately?
It's really easy to get over the fear of "never learning Japanese" if you realize you'll "never learn" your native language in the same sense. If you start paying close attention, you'll notice a fuckton of stuff in your own language that you simply do not understand. It's no surprise that every language will be like this. So don't worry.
Currently deciding which level of the JLPT to take next. Either 3 or 2. Gotta decide soon. My teacher told me its a huge jump from 3 to 2 test wise. Any truth to that.
Currently reading the aoitoribunko books which seems to be helping me with my japanese overall. Would recommend them if you can get your hands on them
>>138910237
No point in taking any JLPT below N1.
>>138910251
Im using it as a goal. If I take that away I feel like Ill slow down which I dont want to happen.
>>138910151
Is this a bilingual family talking? Why are they using both English and Japanese?
For those of you who did Tae Kim, what pace did you go through the guide at?
>>138910308
Take a practice exam then. No difference between it and the test itself except time limits.
Plus, your fears are misguided. Your speed is determined by the amount of work you do. You should be much more afraid of being in a daily schedule that isn't beneficial. How much time do you spend reading native material (that's challenging)? If it's less than an hour, you're fucking up right now. If it's more, then as long as you keep that up you're good even without a JLPT goal.
>>138910237
As far as I'm aware N3 -> N2 is pretty big. I'd take the N3 just to be safe, you can just take the N2 afterwards anyway so there's not a huge rush.
>>138910370
Sorry I meant if sentence A ends with 'からね' which is basically a 'isn't it?' or 'right?' which practically assumes a Yes as answer and the answer is 'しました'. Can it be used as a 'It is' or does is has to be a literal 'I did.'
>>138910443
Yeah, a big jump from sucking shit to sucking hard, how meaningful
>>138910454
Context is key. Don't worry about English translations.
What's the function of だけの here?
>>138910491
So the context is always above the literal meaning?
>>138910509
とにかく空気を読んでください
>>138910503
He's a quick shooter, but he's only a boy.
>>138910509
>掃除してくださいね？
>もうしました。
>Won't you do the cleaning for me?
>I already did.
>あ、掃除も必要なことですね。
>もうしました。
>Oh, I guess the cleaning has to be done too.
>It's already been done.
空気を読んで
>>138910394
What tips do you have. Interested to hear them. Right now I do my Anki cards, WaniKani, and grammar book every day along with reading books
>>138910595
The 速い is in regards to actual running speed. Just can't figure out exactly what だけの is doing there based on example sentences I've been reading with it.
>>138910689
Keep at your WaniKani and nothing else. I am sure your teacher will agree. College courses and Wanikani are the only proven two ways to learn this language.
>>138910790
Are you just being passive aggressive or something?
>>138911046
You're being passive retarded
>>138911046
Not this kind /a/non, but please do us all a favor and stop posting and go back to wanikani forum or some shit
>>138911122
Man this place is real helpful!
>>138910689
In terms of language learning, keep up with anki and reading/listening to native material is literally all you need to do. There's not really any tips beyond that. For the N1 though, there's a good chunk of grammar that doesn't appear THAT often, so studying N1 specific textbooks (and practice exams) is a good idea if you want to ensure you pass.
Thinking about it, there's a couple tips about reading. First of all, if you're looking to work in Japan, you absolutely absolutely HAVE to practice reading news articles. Reading VNs and manga and young adult novels simply will not cut it when it comes to business Japanese. Second of all, it's easy to open up a book or webpage to read, then spend very little time reading it, getting sidetracked by say 4chan or even flipping through dictionaries. Always be vigilant and make sure you're actually staying focused and reading. I myself have wasted entire days of studying because I let myself be distracted and ended up barely reading anything. Creating a "reading" environment where it's hard to get distracted (closing all 4chan tabs, closing everything but the text + dictionary) is very helpful to me.
Was gonna type more but I see people being hostile so I figure you're gonna leave the thread soon so at least take this
Are the commas in Tae Kim's practice sentences actually used in Japanese or are they just there to help retards like me follow what's going on
example: 友達じゃなかったアリスは、いい友達になった。
>>138911192
Nah man, thanks a lot honestly anything more you got would be great. Ive been studying for just over two years now, I feel like Im not really progressing enough or Im going to slow so would like to speed up.
I know loads of people hate Wani here and that's fine, I was given it as a gift so I use it.
>>138911189
Are you just being passive aggressive or something?
>>138911286
They are used, some friends of mine use them and I've seen them in books or when watching TV with subs
I'm having difficulties with this phrase.
Something about not being able to do something unforgivable? But that's that part about necessity? I don't understand.
「決して駄目です
何故ならそれは裏切りを許されない事を段階を得る必要性をそう。
我が夫と主人に到達未遂」
I'm trying to translate this but I can't
>>138910730
He's just fast, i,e. he has no strength or stamina?
>>138911286
I think he uses them way more than strictly necessary
>>138911301
Ok, so you've been studying for over 2 years and you can still benefit from wani kani. That indicates to me a fundamental flaw in however you've been learning. From my little sphere of language learning wisdom, I can see 3 absolutely essential rules to succeeding in language:
1) Always introduce new cards in Anki (minimum: 10)*
2) Always do all of your reviews*
3) Always spend at least an hour a day reading (or listening if you're advanced enough).
Have you been doing these things? 2 years is 730 days, and that would be 7300 words + jouyou kanji if you had been following the above rules. Wanikani only teaches 6,000 words. So, I can conclude you haven't been following the above rules. I think the logic in them is clear to see, so I really recommend you start following them if you want guaranteed success.
However, you mention wanting to go fast, not just have guaranteed success. That's a bit tricky. Language learning is fundamentally focused on exposure to the language, and acquiring enough exposure to be fluent takes a very fucking long time. So wanting to go fast is also a trap of being disappointing - even if you work your ass off for 16 hours today, the improvements in your language may not be that notable on a large scale, see what I'm getting at? In short, be prepared to take a long time to learn a language even going fast.
That out of the way, going fast isn't a complex thing. Like I said earlier, your speed is determined by the amount of work you do. So, if you want to go faster, do more work. Do more cards in anki (warning: beware of overload) and read more. That's it. Going through the Dictionary of Japanese Grammar (anki deck or actual book) will give you a huge boost in reading speed if you don't know the contents within it,
>>138911468
So it's just normal だけ and not the specific だけの grammar structure as here? http://www.jgram.org/pages/viewOne.php?tagE=dakeno
Still not sure what it's meant to be implying though, this is the previous line they say if it helps.
皆、私わとお前たちわアメリカ語喋りますか。
>>138911489
Thanks a lot! Seriously a big help!
Currently looking up that Anki deck you mentioned but can only find the beginner one. Seems the others got taken offline from what I read.
>>138911559
だけ meaning "as much as..." only applies to verbs. 速い isn't a verb.
There is no "specific" だけの construct, it's just だけ+の.
>>138911742
The OP contains those decks.
>>138911386
That is no longer Japanese phrase.
That looks like a phrase translated from English by a beginner of Japanese language.
>一男は友達に手紙を読めれた・読まれました。
>Kazuo's friend read Kazuo's letter (and Kazuo was unhappy).
Oh boy, it's this again. I remember a few people asking about this a few months back but I was just starting out at that point. Could someone explain the "suffering" to me?
>>138911929
the fuck
Is it a good idea to do the DOJG deck alongside core6k?
>>138911929
DOBJG starting from page 33.
この人なりの挨拶よ, みんなTKと呼んでるわ
浅はかなり
what does なり mean here?
>>138911959
I would recommend just reading instead, but by all means go ahead and give it a try.
>>138911969
Archaic version of ある.
>>138911969
http://japanesetest4you.com/flashcard/learn-jlpt-n1-grammar-%E3%81%AA%E3%82%8A%E3%81%AB%E3%81%AA%E3%82%8A%E3%81%AE-nari-ninari-no/
>>138911959
Finish Tae Kim before DoJG. If you're done with Tae Kim then go ahead.
>>138911969
"in my own way"
"as well as I can"
"the way I do it"
etc.
>>138912011
Wow. I like the way it modifies the part of speech.
>>138912010
That's not actually true, not only because it's not 也 in this case, but simply because the archaic version of ある is あり and the なり with the similar meaning is just shortened from に あり. Similarly with たり and と あり. As such, they're all simply variants of あり ultimately.
>>138912029
I was hoping it could replace Tae Kim. I'm slogging through special expressions but I really, really dislike textbooks, it feels too clinical and I have a hard time retaining the content. Is there an Anki deck that I could use in its stead?
>>138912110
What makes you think a goddamn dictionary would be less clinical than an online textbook designed to be as concise as possible for self learners reading for the first time yet be detailed enough for reference?
>>138912110
Genki.
>>138912110
https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/242060646
I added a card here btw for production and couldn't be happier with the results.
>but I really, really dislike textbooks
you referring to DoJG or Tae Kim?
>>138912162
Sorry, we advocate smart self learning on this thread, not using a textbook for college students to learn at snail's pace.
>>138912150
Um, because it's an Anki deck? The problem is not Tae Kim's guide itself, but the way it's structured. SRS works much better for me.
>>138912162
I'll give it a try, thanks.
>>138912201
That's exactly what Genki is about, didn't you know?
>>138912201
>on
Get your English right fucker before you go around talking down to other anons
>>138912195
Oh, that seems to be exactly what I'm after. Thank you.
>you referring to DoJG or Tae Kim?
Tae Kim, but I imagine studying grammar through the DOJG itself (not the deck) would be even more laborious.
>>138912207
Please don't try Genki. It's weird that you're struggling with Tae Kim since it's supposed to be easy.
However, if you got bored with Tae Kim, Genki will bore you about a million times more. That book is just boring to death and is an example of what's wrong with traditional Japanese Textbooks.
>>138912228
How about you give a real argument on why anyone who actually wants to learn Japanese should use Genki.
>>138912257
It's not really that I'm struggling with it, I just can't seem to focus because it's boring as fuck and I always get distracted while reading it (and yes, I know it's not supposed to be fun, but as I said, the problem is the textbook format and not the content.)
>>138912207
Oh, then you can just use the tk anki deck then
>>138912234
>but I imagine studying grammar through the DOJG itself (not the deck) would be even more laborious.
You're right with that I'm afraid. I'm telling you, studying a dictionary is a lot more boring if you think Tae Kim is boring.
After you finish Tae Kim though, a lot of DoJG would make sense and it'd be easier for you than doing DoJG first. The conjugation tables for Tae Kim are also far better than the ones @ DoJG.
>>138912324
Genki circumvents the typical problems of the format pretty well.
>>138912324
He's trolling you. He's one of those ironic shitposting motherfuckers who thinks it's really funny and cool to give out misinformation.
>>138912356
I'm pretty sure you're just memeing, but whatever. I have Genki on my phone so I might as well read a few chapters to see how it goes.
>>138911812
Think I got it, thanks.
when everyone's meming, no one is
>>138912412
You have to try it for yourself, it worked far better than Tae Kim or DoJG for me.
>>138912324
Well then, you'll just have to endure a few more days of boredom I suppose.
Advanced topics is just a few pages away.
Believe me though, the Anki deck helped me a lot when I was struggling, it should help you too.
>>138912324
I found it interesting and fun, personally. Then again, I'm the kind of guy who can read the DOJG like a book, and not get bored.
why do you study japanese
>>138912412
Seriously see >>138912391
>>138912487
Yeah, I guess so. Just to be clear, though: the Tae Kim Anki deck is meant as a complement -- not a replacement -- to the grammar guide, yes?
>>138912457
On the off chance you're actually serious about that shit working for you then congratulations. You're the only one I've met on DJT with that.
The rest of us are probably thinking though:
-Not using Kanji Immediately
-Using romaji
-Using inappropriate hiragana for jukugo
-boring excercises
-poorly structured way of teaching grammar
-immediately teaches you 'masu', 'desu' without even teaching Vmasu stems, etc.
Even as a dictionary, DoJG is a million times better than that shit.
>>138912536
So I'll be able to read my waifu's source material.
>>138912536
gems
stop asking
>>138912536
I want to play niche porn games and read niche porn comics
>>138912549
>complement
Yes. Tae Kim's explanations just make it clearer to me. The book is indespensable.
>>138912587
>-Using inappropriate hiragana for jukugo
What's this in reference to?
>>138912595
>>138912621
Japanese isn't only for your penis!
>>138912625
Got it, thanks.
>>138912658
Rude, my waifu is not from a porn game. She does have mountains of doujins though, so I guess it kind of applies.
>>138912655
for example using えいが instead of 映画
Now I know the textbook tries to be polite by not scaring readers with those scary-looking Kanji but that's exactly what Tae Kim's talking about that's wrong with conventional textbooks.
>>138912748
I see. So Genki does that shit throughout most of the book?
>>138912789
Yes, it's a waste of time to be honest.
I wasted about two weeks on that book so I know it just won't work as efficiently as the methods of koohii or DJT.
A while ago I started studying Japanese. I went through Genki 1, 2, and "3", and then moved on to practicing reading manga. I read Yotsuba&! and then checked the English translation. I was pretty happy to see that my understanding was pretty accurate. I tried some more advanced manga, but decided that Yotsuba&! was a better fit for the time being.
Later on, I met a friend who's also learning Japanese, but he's much more advanced than I. At a bar, I heard him talking with another person in Japanese, and I could understand most of the words, but I couldn't really follow the conversation. It was aggravating feeling that I was so close yet so far to actually conversing in Japanese.
I came to a bit of a revelation--almost all of my conversing was in English. For almost all of my conversations, actually communicating was valued over learning Japanese, so we would often default to English, which was easier to communicate in.
So one night with friends, I refused to speak English--buckling down and being adamant to speak only in Japanese. My friends, who had had good intentions by translating for me previously, were actually hurting my Japanese ability by making Japanese conversations too "easy" for me, and that prevented me from actually improving. It was rough at first, but after just a couple of days of refusing to speak in English, my spoken Japanese improved by leaps and bounds, and now I can understand most of the conversation when speaking with friends.
tl;dr: If you want to be good at conversing in Japanese, practice conversing in Japanese--using English as a crutch will stunt your growth!
>>138912587
>You're the only one I've met on DJT with that.
It worked well for me as well.
>>138913015
It's not that far fetched an idea. For production at least.
>>138913046
http://j-cat.org/
>>138913080
Did you ask me this the other day? Or week.
>>138907022
Pic related.
>>138913015
You're lucky you have friends who know Japanese.
>>138913046
Care to refute any of the points he raised about Genki being shit?
>>138913170
My friends just pretend to know Japanese and talk to me in gibberish hiragana and katana. And I answer in native Japanese (kanji and adverbs).
>>138910210
There is no such thing as a stupid question.
Just デキナイ達
>>138913205
No. But I think they're pretty inconsequential. My impression of Genki looking back is that it was in general deeper than Tae Kim in its explanations, and in its detail, and I'd say that's ultimately more important than teaching the masu-form later on.
2004年、歴史家のジョン・ソーンは、ピッツフィールドの新しい集会所から80ヤード (73 m) 以内で「野球」を行うことを禁じた1791年の法に関する言及を発見した。司書のアンマリー・ハリスがバークシャー・アセネウム図書館で実際の法令文書を見つけ、その年代はウィリアムズタウン芸術保存会館の研究者が検証した。現代の野球に正真正銘、実際に言及したことが認められれば、この1791年の文書はアメリカにおける最古の野球に関する言及ということになる。この文書はピッツバーグ図書館のウェブサイトで確認できる。
If you can't read this without rikai, you don't know japanese.
>>138913352
What sort of name is John Son?
>>138913352
I can read it, but it is an absolutely boring sentence
>>138913417
John Thorn, probably
I'm slightly confused about the 2nd chart so I want confirmation to be sure I understood the nuance right as Tae Kim isn't exactly explained it (or maybe I'm just not seeing it).
Yes I know translating things into English is stupid but this is the only way for me to convey my understanding right now.
(1) = from 1st chart
(2) = from 2nd chart
(1) 学生なんだ
It's that he was a student.
(2) same
同じ
(1) 学生じゃないんだ
It's that he wasn't a student
(2) 学生なんじゃない
It's not that he was a student
(1) 学生だったんだ
It's that he was a student
(2) 学生なんだった
It was that he is a student
(1) 学生じゃなっかたんだ
It's that he wasn't a student
(2) 学生なんじゃなかった
It was that he's not student
Thanks for reading.
>>138913106
長い時間勉強したら、それほど上達になるべきですけど、「げんき」はつまらないとくだらないというのは全然変わりません。
>>138913604
>(1) 学生じゃないんだ
It's that he isn't a student*
>(2) 学生なんじゃない
It's not that he is a student*
>>138913604
>(2) 学生なんじゃない
>(2) 学生なんじゃなかった
You will never see these used
>>138913635
Then why did you ask me you bumblefuck
>>138913659
Why though? I could totally see those used in some situations. Here's an example :
Boy : 学生なんだ
It's because he's a student
Girl : 学生なんじゃない！
It's not because he's a student! [... that he did whatever)
>>138913753
Uh you'll see I guess
>>138913352
At least I got a few new words out of that. ;-;
What's the best way to incorporate older variants of kanji into my mining deck?
how often and where is 我が used
>>138914562
Seriously?
>>138914562
Seriously?
>>138914621
>>138914572
Seriously?
I think I am going to adopt a policy of not learning food kanji unless said kanji are actually written in the material I am mining from. If the food is written in kana only then I will mine it as kana only. Thoughts on this?
>>138914562
Only when you're about to 爆裂
>>138914813
すきにしろ
>>138914813
You'll have to learn the kanji eventually, and they're pronounced the same way anyway. It's like learning everything phonetically rather than how it's actually spelt.
>>138914830
>爆裂
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_B_GalsJrE
>>138914867
I guess you are right. The kanji that was annoying me was 羹, from 洋羹, pic related, actually using the kanji. It is just hard to tell when some things actually are indeed kana-only and learning the kanji is unnecessary.
Also this looks goddamn delicious.
>>138915018
Do you mean 羊羹
>>138915043
Actually I did. That picture down below is something different.
>>138913661
質問をした人が俺じゃないけど、「げんき」の効率について、そんな道は非効率じゃないだろう？
中級文法に合格すべく、二冊がよんでるはず。
参考までに「TaeKim」を仕上がりすら、「Genki II」の例文と問題は楽ちんにできました。
あんたの理由がわかりませんけど、TaeKimの方がげんきより役に立つ。
>>138915116
>it took him 54 minutes to type this
>>138915152
>and there are some grammatical mistakes
Why is Nippongo punctuation so cool?
>>138915234
>some
Does anki start logging my stats only when I do my first cards/reviews? I want to add a deck I will do later, but I don't want the stats to be screwed up because of that.
How old do you have to be to use old people pronouns?
Or are those actually not a thing in real Japanese and only used in fiction?
>>138915390
What's "old people pronouns"?
全然わからないけど。
君たちが返事出した、一つの反論でさえできません？
笑えるかな？
I want to try my hand for the umpteenth time at kanji again.
I'll try kanjidamage this time. Are the anki decks any good? Is it tailored to progress hand in hand with the website as you go through the pages?
>>138915458
He's talking about わし
>>138915365
Who the fuck cares about stats seriously dude the only thing it'll affect is the "Days studied" part
>>138915470
It was optimized pretty well when I was going at a slow pace. Now I'm doing 45 cards a day and I'm ahead in my notebook/site.
>>138915461
だれにいってるんだきみ
>>138915553
Yeah, I was talking about that in particular. I just want it to be accurate.
>>138915365
Yes. I had Core sitting for a few months before I started it but still have 100% days studied.
>>138915621
Just start doing them right away then.
>>138915662
That's because you have stats set to 30 days and not deck life genius
>>138915678
I don't think I can handle doing Core+mining deck and KD at the same time.
>>138915589
この人々へ
>>138915152
>>138915234
とにかく、君たちが基本的な日本語すらでしゃべれませんようです。
おやすみなさい。。またね。
Best program to read manga/doujin?
I've never used anything other than the standard windows thingy but I think it's time for me to 卒業する and step up my compelling content reading times.
>>138915707
no
I'm an English learner. Please tell me something convenient for learning English such as TaeKim or Anki when you learn Japanese.
>>138915797
oh reverse that.
>>138915826
This is the Daily Japanese Thread, not the Daily English Thread.
>>138915826
The internet literally. Read and post a lot, make English speaker friends. If you have hobbies you could even join some kind of forum about it and meet people that way. Long distance relationships with American girls did wonders to my English skills too.
Cut anything related to your native language also, things like anime subs, shows, movies, ... watch all of those with English subs (or in English if it's from over there).
>>138915892
I'm sorry.
Good bye.
>>138915826
You're beyond what a "tae kim of english" would teach you. Just read a lot. A shitload.
>>138915586
> in my notebook
Do you actually handwrite shit?
Because now that you mention it I can fluently read hiragana and katakana but I wouldn't know how to write them down if you gave me a pencil and a piece of paper.
I just skipped that "50 times on your notebook, bitch" part.
>>138915826
Read and listen a lot, I mean really lots of listening and reading. Watch movies in English with English subs.
Tfw I started on november 2014 but took 6months+ breaks and I suck fuck my ass with a horse dildo.
>>138916029
Yeah, I write them down, but not like the 50 times method. You really don't need to write them that much when you are already familiar with the radicals, and that will come pretty fast with something like KD.
>>138916070
出来ない
>>138916043
Is that Steve? Didn't imagine him having an asian wife, but I guess it makes sense. To bad about the son, though. Hope he overcomes his circumstance and doesn't become another Supreme Gentleman.
>>138915774
I use CDisplayEx. Tried a few back then but liked this the best.
>>138915774
I use Wanikani in built manga reader and you should too. They worked hard making their website so I think it's normal to give them some sweet ad money from time to time.
>>138916070
大きな馬の張形ですか。なぜ本当のペニスじゃないか？
>>138916205
Better than Honeyview?
What's the most babby mode LN?
>>138916189
They only had a daughter, who's now married to a Korean.
>>138916316
For pure manga reading purposes, I think so. Supports opening either archive files or entire folders, has a "resume recent" option that lets you start from the exact page you closed it on even if it's an archive file (not limited to the very last thing you read either), decently customizable shortcuts, can change the page order, etc.
>>138916403
>a daughter, who's now married to a Korean.
Disgraceful.
>>138916403
What? I'm sure he's mentioned a son. Was that with another woman then?
>>138916460
Yeah, that was from his first marriage.
>>138916460
That was his wife's son.
>>138916499
Sutebu-kun, I...
How often do people actually use honorific in daily conversation? Is that more of an anime thing or do people really use kun at work and San for their parents?
>>138915950
>>138915981
>>138916043
Thanks a lot.
I understood what I must do is to read and write a lot of English sentences (But this is NOT easy you know haha).
Btw do you know where is Daily English Thread on 4chan? There isn't?
>>138915774
I use comicrack but it's bloated as fuck. Tried honeyview, it's light but I don't know why I prefer comicrack even after I tried honeyview.
>>138916650
There isn't one.
You don't have to write a lot. Writing a little is fine. It's more important to read and listen/watch as much as you can.
>>138916649
>do people really use kun at work
Yeah.
Dangggg, this dude is at it again
>>>/qa/473385
>>138916650
Why would you need an English thread on an American board?
