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>>143113402
ぞうぼぎちにちあんまるこい！
なんか寂しいね、ここ
皆どこに行っちゃたかな～
Does anyone know how to insert stroke order in anki
Its quite bothersome to look it up if I am unsure
>>143147237
どこもに行けなかった
消えた
Daily reminder to drink a glass of Nihonium every day to improve your studies
>>143147359
You could download the kanji stroke order font and then just set that in your deck format, I wouldn't know how to do the pictures though
I know people say you can learn kana in one night, 8 hours, etc. but how long did it actually take you to learn it to a comfortable level?
>Read 4 pages of 人類は衰退しました
>30 mined words
OH BOY
脅かす
嚇かす
威かす
Pourquoi?
![Rbp8iEq[1].png](https://i.imgur.com/fyvBSdK.png "Rbp8iEq[1].png")
Does anyone know this font?
おはようおにいちゃん
はみがきしよ
>>143147881
>脅かす
This is used 95% of the time
>>143147723
二週間。
>>143147723
2 maybe 4. probably 5
>>143147237
ぞい子のエッチな画像にオナニ―していた
>>143148045
Thanks for being honest.
>>143147723
It took me easily around a month, it was so long ago that I don't remember, but I really went over the top practising writing them over and over again, I was just so fascinated with the fact that I knew them that I really didn't care about moving on with my studies at all for a while afterwards, I wasn't in any kind of rush at the time
>>143148142
If japanese is so nuanced, why do they need the english word for it?
>>143147723
2 weeks, I still slow down on katakana though. too sharp for me.
>>143147723
What's 'comfortable' for you? For me it's only comfortable if I stop making mistakes ever, and thus it took me some good ~2-3 months to get into hiragana. Therefore I'm still not comfortable with katakana but that's mostly because I don't see it nearly as often and シツケク are gay when I'm trying to read things quickly.
Does anyone has the cat eating fish picture? お願いします
>>143147723
No clue, before I knew it I could read hiragana comfortably.
You don't need to go out of your way to study hiragana after the initial learning phase (which should only last a few days), you'll encounter them enough that they'll be second nature soon enough.
Katakana is still a bitch thou
>>143148359
5 seconds on google images
When you people complain about not being able to read shit after being studying for so long is it just about kanji or does grammar also take too long to sink in? How much did you read for your grammar reaching a confortable level where you're not sure if you got something wrong every few pages?
>when English dictionaries fail
昇華
Took me 5 fucking minutes to work out what the fuck this meant, why is Rikai so shit?
>>143148452
It's vocab. You can study for over a year and still run into 20 new words in under a minute of reading, it's a joke.
>>143148456
Seems I'm not the only one playing PS2-exclusive VNs through PCSX2
>>143148490
Doing only anki for a year isn't studying anon.
>>143148452
Grammar can be a bitch if you can't think through it logically (though this is more at the beginning stage) and it depends on how complex the material is.
Kanji is the main offender really. We'll never know why Japs and other Asians didn't just spell words out with their alphabets.
>>143148452
For me it's always grammar, if you encounter a new kanji or new vocabulary it takes all of a few seconds to look that shit up, but grammar constructions that you don't understand are a cunt to look up (if you even can) and an even bigger cunt to make sense of
Although you do run into vocab that you don't know a hell of a lot more frequently than you run into grammar you don't know, it just feels like less of a struggle with vocab
>>143148549
That display seems super dim.
>>143147972
いやだめんどうくせー
So about how much do I need to read to get the hang of the grammar down? Less that 10 manga? No one seem to have answered this part
>10 manga?
More like 10 years of living in japan.
>>143148456
but anon, that word is in JDIC just fine
not rikai's fault you don't know english
>>143147723
1 week for hiragana and katakana to be completely confident and never mistake them. Just write them 50 times each in a notebook and you're good to go. Stroke order is the easiest way to remember kana
>>143148426
I've seen this image so many times and I finally got it. You follow the lines top to bottom. Long lines first then shorter lines.
I'm retarded.
>>143148883
Grammar, not kanji
>>143148798
because "get the hang of grammar" is way too vague
there's always going to be room to improve
in about half a year I was fine with my comprehension of most written material, as long as I had a dictionary, but I didn't read a single manga in those six months
all I did was study kanji and watch subbed anime
>>143149030
How? You can learn kanji just fine from home. The nuances of the language not.
>>143149030
If you want to "get the hang of the grammar down", it's gunna take a lot more than 10 manga that's for sure
>>143149068
I'm aiming for reading my favorite LNs that were never translated
Hataraku, henneko and others
>>143148928
Sublimation is, but that's not what the word means here. I'm sorry you don't know Japanese.
>>143148104
is this real, lewd
Thanks to the anon(s) who made lots of suggestions to the guide pages recently.
>>143148720
ちゃんとはみがきしてね
はみがきしたらいいことあるよ
>>143149165
>enjoying LNs the day they come out
A joy some of us will never experience
>>143147723
Just wrote hiragana characters about 10 times in a row for each.Took me maybe half an hour? Then I started doing genki first reading then writing (looking chars up whenever i didn't know how to read or write them.). Honestly writing was a bit pain in the ass, but it was obviously better then grinding. I think it took me about 2 chapters to get fully comfortable.
>>143149169
how does that not mean sublimation in that context
by all means it's still a valid definition
kotobank says as much too
>>143148304
That's funny, since ケ and ク are easy for me, but ソ and ン are the hard ones. I get how they are different, but holy fuck does it fuck with me when I'm reading shit like フランス.
神よ、俺を救え！
>>143149169
Kenkyusha and Shogakukan Progressive give the exact same definition as well
http://www.dictionary.com/browse/sublimation
>>143149352
>you only need to know ohayou to understand imouto anon said
>>143149530
i have no problem with ソン, ツシ orケク
It's チテ that fucks me over.
>>143149397
How is Genki? I find myself struggling through even a single chapter of tae kim. Not for difficulty, but it's hardly engaging, and I usually feel like I could lay down and take a nap after reading it for a bit.
>>143149530
reading those is mostly context though
フラソス isn't a word
キャソペーソ isn't a word
hell anyone would reasonably look at those two and say "oh hey, that fucker switched out ン for ソ to tickle me, what a clown"
>>143149685
>can't even make it through Tae Kim
Not. Gonna. Make. It.
>>143149620
found the native speaker
next he's going to say he has trouble with ね and ぬ
>stopped core deck for a few months
>jump back in forgetting everything
>overwhelmed by the amount of cards daily trying to relearn
Do I fuck it and start over? Apparently I only have 241 Young+Learn cards and 197 Mature cards.
>>143149736
what?
>>143149737
>overwhelmed
>not even that much
I had 1000 cards and made it through with a week or two of refreshers. You can do it too. No need to restart.
ヨ＆モ
Thankfully I'm past those dark times.
>>143149685
Tae Kim's about as engaging as it gets, although I guess it depends on your personality type, I'd say Genki is one of the most boring, The Manga Way is quite a good mix of engaging and still indepth, so maybe you can check that out, or just do whatever I don't care
れイムムモ尺ですか
>>143149691
I just used フランス because it was the first word with it that came to mind. I guess something like スキンシップ would be a big annoying to read at first. I guess the small ッ being next to シ helps, but still.
the only ones that bother me a little are怒 and 恐
>>143149737
You should just get rid of that anki and read eroge. You can learn by read.
>>143149861
the letters just looks so different for me by this point that misreading スキンシップ is a serious challenge
i'm glad i made it past the first few months of learning this wacky language
日本語はめっちゃ難しいの..だから僕が諦めた。
>>143149917
Have you actually done this (zero Anki) and reached an advanced level?
>>143150012
出来るぞ。
>>143149961
Well good for you my special little friend!
In all honesty though, it is getting better as I realize how to read and write them. It has definitely taken time, and more often than not I still can't decipher what they're trying to say, even if they approximate English instead of another language. Oh well. ¯\(ツ)/¯
>>143149685
>>143149816
My uni made us get Nakama almost 10 years ago, which I saw was in the CoR, yet nobody mentions it as an alternative for Genki.
How does /djt/ rate it?
>>143150017
Yeah, it takes about the same time as someone who uses anki. It's a different struggle of course.
>>143149961
You think that until you see something retarded like handwriting.
I had a fun moment the other week upon reading キャンペーシ, wondering what the fuck it meant, and then realising that the closed off background area wasn't actually another stroke. Please don't do text that's the same color as the background with a white outline, people.
>>143150044
katakana words borrowed from english are actually the single hardest aspect of japanese
half the time they just have a vaguely different nuance than the english word and mean something you would never guess based on the dictionary definition
>>143150214
アルバイト
>>143150012
かんたんだよ
むずかしいにほんごをつかうひとがいたら
「わかりにくいよ、ばか」
っていってやったらいいんだよ
日本語を勉強します。ゲイム時間がありません。
Is this grammatically correct if i wanted to say something like "I'm studying Japanese. I have no time for video games."
>>143150214
That's an overstatement. All that semi-rare vocab with semi-rare kanji that you only see once per VN, but combined still make up 5% of the words (just enough so you can't drop the fucking dictionary for ages) are still the worst part.
>>143150240
That's not even English
>>143150240
That does make sense vaguely in german though.
>>143150299
Yes, but it sounds awkward and screams of beginner gaijin.
>>143150393
How would you say it then?
>>143150258
ばかとかいっちゃダメだよ
>>143150362
who cares about dropping the dictionary
I still use one for some english books once every couple thousand words
what's really bad are the words the dictionary can't help you with in either language
>>143150299
ore ni ha, geimu no jikan ga nai.
>>143150432
日本語はべんきょでぃます! ゲームはだめです!
>>143150362
It is. It's albeit. It just means part time job usually.
>>143150432
遊び時間等が一秒もねーんだって言ってんだろーがー
>>143150432
いつも日本語の勉強をしてますので、ゲームには時間がありません。ちなみに、僕はゲイです。
>>143150519
No.
>>143150677
失礼な
>>143150641
>僕はゲイです
うるせえ。殺すよおまえ。
>>143150519
>It's albeit.
whatthefuckamireading etc
>>143150723
心配しないで大好きだよう
風を引いた
俺はもう死んでる
>>143149557
Never used Shogakukan Progressive. Any thoughts on it compared to Kenkyusha?
>>143150519
>It's albeit
I don't have a chinese cartoon reaction image for this
>>143150641
>ちなみに、僕はゲイです。
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bGmWOwyLASs
>>143150519
Albeit mach frei.
きょうのよくわからないにほんご
>っす
体育会系のことばでしぜんに男言葉っぽいことば。「です」のかわりにつかう
じしょにはのっていない
れい
>ちゃりっすか、いっすね
>自転車ですか、良いですね
>>143150644
Why do the Germans love part-time work so much anyway? Are they too lazy to work full-time?
>>143151001
Arbeit would be more work in general rather than part-time, right?
>>143151001
>implying America doesn't love part time work because of Obama care
>>143150814
>>143150644
>>143150953
>>143150965
Yup. I'm retarded.
>>143150519
In the meaning of albeit, sure. In the meaning of part-time job it's from German.
>>143147723I still can't read katakana properly.
>>143151058
大丈夫私も
>>143150965
Source?
>>143151033
Yeah, アルバイト is 和製ドイツ語.
>>143147438
Why is there a Japanese flag there? That wasn't even discovered by Japan.
>>143150012
頑張れ^^
>>143151125
It's http://squeez-soft.jp/soft/m_sokutei2/index.html
but you should wait for http://squeez-soft.jp/soft/h_eapp/index.html
It looks so much better and has an Anya lookalike who is russian
>>143151198
http://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2016/06/08/national/science-health/japanese-scientists-plan-name-atomic-element-113-nihonium/
>>143151198
>America only discovered completely worthless elements that don't even exist in nature
>>143149685
Tae Kim gets more interesting as you get further into it. The beginning is boring as fuck though.
>>143147723
2 weeks. After that i wrote every kana from memory in a sheet of paper once a day everyday for a month, just to really fix them in my brain. This was more usefull for katakana than hiragana because they're not used nearly as much when reading.
>>143151276
America had a handicap of like a few hundred years.
>>143151326
Yeah, I guess they were busy genociding Indians and didn't have time for science.
>>143151198
Why is Sweden so high?
>Stopped doing reps for a week
I have to stop pulling this shit. Now I have to kill myself doing a ton of reps.
>DO
>YOUR
>REPS
>>143151470
>not just watching an episode of anime to get your daily dosage
>>143151517
I'm not gud enough to comprehend anime much
>>143151354
Someone had to do it.
Context: handjob. She grabs the 竿 hard, then protag asks her to go a bit easy on it. Then she says:
私だって、あなたの大事なオチンチンに無碍なこと、したくないし
What does 無碍 mean here? Dictionary says "free from obstacles", but that doesn't make a lot of sense.
>>143151470
Do not stop reps. Your reps are inbetween the priority of breathing and eating. If you have time to eat something, you should have done your reps already.
>>143151792
no obstacles to dick
>>143151847
Oh my God. I did that with smoked salmon sushi on Saturday. It was a failure.
>>143151847
>>143152016
aren't you supposed to roll the salmon up in a seaweed first and then put the rice around it
>>143151792
Any chance the characters haven't done it in a while, so the girl doesn't want to go easy because there's finally no obstacles to dick?
>>143152104
For a reverse roll, sure.
>>143152118
I'm pretty sure she's trying to say something along the lines that "I don't want to hurt your precious dick".
>>143152118
fuck, never mind
I forgot what a sushi roll looked like
>>143151792
Maybe it's a form of 無碍にする. The "don't want to treat with disdain" could kinda fit.
>>143152104
>>143152118
>>143152169
I did a reverse roll, it was a mess and I felt like a failure. Also didn't taste that great, so fuck me double.
>>143152203
I make pretty okay rolls.
Never eating them in public again though.
you need to use proper sushi rice and cook it correctly
then making sushi is rather easy as long as you get to practice on about three rolls first
>>143152243
Other than it being seasoned incorrectly, the rice was fine. I mostly just need more practice I believe.
>>143152162
>>143152118
I don't think there's any way it can mean something other than she doesn't want to give his dick a 無碍 or obstacle-free treatment
>>143152200
that's irregular kanji usage in the first place
>tfw want to into sushi
Granted the sushi I ate was cheap shit made by chinks but I'm scared that I still might not like it if I go to an actual sushi place
>>143152712
Do you like cooked rice?
Do you like meat or vegetables?
Then you should like sushi. It's like a sandwich and can be made of million different ingredients.
>>143152764
not him but you can't really ignore the fact that not liking raw fish puts about 80% of the menu outside your comfort zone
i'm glad i like raw fish
>>143152712
/djt/ sushi party when?
>>143152832
That's not even true. Just don't order raw fish if you don't like it, sushi is made of all kind of meat and vegetables.
>>143152832
Enjoy your worms.
>>143152764
I'd like to think that I like sushi although my experiences of sushi are typically the unauthentic type of shit. I specifically want to try 握り寿司 but my experience with it so far has come from a little sushi section at a shitty Chinese buffet and the shari seemed too vinegary to me.
Maybe I'll just go to a sushi boat, though that's not much of an upgrade.
>>143151792
I don't have a good answer for you but I wanted to let you know I googled around for half an hour and couldn't really find much. I found http://detail.chiebukuro.yahoo.co.jp/qa/question_detail/q1442898194 but basically all that talks about is how "無碍にする" is a typo, and the expression is "無下にする". Whether or not it is a typo I don't know, if it is then it would make a lot more sense.
>>143152921
I will, trying to lose weight anyway.
>>143152930
>tfw sushi at chinese buffets are legit but people shit on them anyways
Feels bad to be a sushi apprentice
>>143152987
That's pretty much why I'm unsure about eating at a better sushi place. Don't know if the rice was bad or if it's just standard.
To be fair though the sushi is usually left out for a few minutes and I don't know if they replace them, so that might have an effect on the flavor.
>>143152864
Right? Lets all go to Jirou's since we know Japanese anyways.
>>143152921
>>143153066
Sure thing, let's use this nice guide
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDL8yu34fz0
>>143153066
On a side note his documentary was nice. We should all strive for perfection in our 日本語 skills like his drive for perfect sushi.
I've only had western sushi. It's shit. Especially that fake crab meat.
>captcha: noodles
>It's all ラーメン
>>143153123
>tfw thought it was serious and unusual with the angle of hand opening
>get to the end and is not even sure anymore
>>143153389
It's a great series, because some people do get tricked.
>>143153389
>shredded ginger is a mystery
>eating sushi with your hands
>serious
>>143153471
HIRAGANA POWER
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ms1xN42EunA
>>143153471
>eating sushi with your hands
this is ok though
>>143153471
>that video about saying people in Japan don't eat sushi with chopsticks
>that video about saying people in Japan do eat it with chopsticks
Youtube please.
お子様の体調不良などで学校からご連絡差し上げることもあります。
Can someone help me translate?
"In the event of things like a child's poor physical condition, please feel free to contact the school."
?
>>143153046
Dude. "Authentic" Japanese sushi is on a revolving line for hours, they just spray water on it so it looks fresh.
You just ask the chef to make one in front of you. Anyways, Sushi is fast food, you shouldn't pay more than $1.50 for a plate.
>>143153951
Sounds about right.
図書館は１１時頃に終わってる。分かってるのか
>>143153951
There are times when the school may contact you because of things like your child is feeling sick.
>>143153471
I wish this picture wasn't in shit quality.
>>143154058
It's from an obscure edutainment video game from the early 90s, so not much can be done about that.
>>143153951
>>143154039
学校から→ Contact from the school.
>>143154058
makes it better honestly
なぜ日本にはデブがいないのですか
>>143154386
Because they eat more starches and less sugars than most westerners.
>>143154386
They are bullied into suicide in a year or two in high school.
So after taking a break for a couple months (damn it) I decided to start working on my japanese again.
And what better way to practice than to translate some smut, with the help of a dictionary of course.
I know it's not much, but have I done a decent job so far?
>>143154651
>And what better way to practice than to translate
What's the best program/set up to be able to read untranslated VN?
>>143149783
Okay you inspired me. I powered through all my due cards for today. It was painful trying to relearn so many cards I had forgotten all at once. Hopefully tomorrow won't be so bad,
>>143154651
最も means "most" as in "greatest extreme", not "majority", and is a prime example of why you should not be translating at a beginner level.
>>143154832
he did translate that part correctly, he just also put a "most" in front of "human beings" for some reason
>>143154103
That's the part that was confusing me - it seemed more natural that parents would contact the school. The translation (by near-bilingual grill) was basically "Please contact the school", but から sounds like the other way around. I don't really understand why.
>>143154750
There is a pastebin guide, but I don't have it bookmarked, desustorage is down, and it's not in the guide. Why the hell is that not in the guide yet, it has been months.
>>143154934
well I don't have the context, but that sentence sounds like it's referring to children in the school
the child falls ill at school, the school contacts the parents
>>143154923
Upon second glance he did put "most unbearable feeling" in that other panel. But I would bet that he put "most humans" because of 最も - the first dictionary is "most", so, hey, why not put "most humans"?
I'm not claiming to be an expert by any means but that is a rookie mistake.
>>143155039
Is this really a thing? Anime and manga has never depicted this once.
>>143154651
快楽だ
how predictable
>>143155074
have you never been to school?
sasuga djt
>>143155074
>Get sick
>Go to the nurse
>Call parents and tell them to pick you up
Have you never gone to school before?
>>143155055
except most is still correct, dingus. There's just an extra one.
>>143154651
>he didn't translate the kanji on the back of the chair
>>143155281
Anon...That's not kanji, it's just reflection of the light.
>>143155403Made you look
日本語を使ってるのはとっても疲れるでしょう。めんどくさい...
>>143155426
Nice one
おはようおにいちゃん
アイスクリームたべたい
ピノかってきて
>>143155506
冷凍されたお兄ちゃんの精液はもう全部食ったかよ？
>>143150432
Since no one else said it, in this context it makes much more sense to use 暇 instead of 時間:
ゲームしている暇はありません。
Or you could do something fancy like
ゲームしている暇が無いほど、日本語を勉強します。
>>143154975
It is in the guide, on the resources page.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1hUbYaadO9wSSPx8eknoV9RA0HoBucaZrF2HXvs_bp0g/edit#heading=h.ttry9pub4ids
http://pastebin.com/raw/DgZ84qwk
>>143155579
お兄ちゃんが冷凍されたから精液が出てこないだろう
>様になる
>ようになる
>さまになる
オナニー3つを完成した（*´▽｀*）
賢者タイムはじまるよう！
>>143156880
Either it's always completely obvious from context, or it's written in kana whenever it wouldn't be completely obvious. I'm not sure which because I've literally never realized they could be confused until you made that post.
I decided to try out Nanatsuiro Drops. ITHVNR does not hook it correctly. I found a "hook code" online but I can't find anywhere to put it. Does anyone know what's up with this?
>>143158319
restart ithvnr twice, first time without doing anythinh
>>143158319
I got the solution by asking a mysterious place. For anyone who might be wondering you just put the hook code where it says "here", and press enter. A new option should appear on the drop-down menu that hooks the text correctly.
>>143150883
It's the secondary J-E dictionary in the casio ex-words. It has a lot less words and way less example sentences... but it also has some idioms and collocations that Kenkyusha doesn't.
外人がポスト出来る２ちゃんの掲示板はあることを知っていますか？ 「Anarchy」と呼んでいます。そちらでポストしますか？
I hit 10000 mined cards. That's 16000 total with core6k. And I can still add 100+ a day with moderate reading of new material.
Lesson for today.
>>143147438
Sorry, the only stout, balding and aging guy I trust is ダニー・デヴィート.
>>143159953
Someone translate, I can't read nip.
>>143159953
No one cares, retard.
>>143159892
My mining deck has just over 2000 cards and when I read new material I barely come across any words I don't know.
This is why adding every word you come across is a bad idea.
>>143159953
>tfw /djt/ will never personally teach you like a classroom setting and has a schedule and all
>>143160159
You should have said that you can't read my writing style.
>>143146872
I've two images that would be great if some clever anons could help with.
1/2
Can someone please render the text of the poster with appropriate kanji? For the life of me I can't read it and are curious.
>>143160329I actually can read it, but my eyes hurt now from deciphering it and I don't want to read it again
>>143160355
2/2
Can someone explain what the insinuation is here?
>>143160329
Your writing style is legible but grody
You do need to fix those か and が, and make up your mind on whether you're trying to write ツ or シ because those abominations on the fourth line look like neither
All things considered you should probably just stop this pointless shit and read something, who the fuck uses ～ないで like that anyway
>>143159953
I stopped reading at とのり
>>143160355
translation:
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>>143160301
>「ディ・ジェイ・ティ」から日本語を習う
出来無いよ
我々の日本語はクソです
>>143160292
ほー本当に？
>>143160472
>hhhhssfh
bdfhdgvfvdvhdf, dbfbdf. bdbvfdvfgsdyye?
>>143160464
readings pun iirc
i cant read it but i saw someone talk about it before
>>143160355
The poster is a common song for seiyuu to use to practice enunciation, a lot of it has no meaning and therefore no kanji. If you google part of it you'll probably find it all written out.
Also it in an extremely clear font so you realyl should be able to read it
>>143160355
http://homepage2.nifty.com/hiroyan/stage/stage/rehear/aiueo.html
>>143160464
cowtits
>>143160524
>a lot of it has no meaning
>Also it in an extremely clear font so you realyl should be able to read it
Good work, anon.
>>143160524
Really? Where did you learn that? That's some rare knowledge.
>>143160464
You don't know 吉野家?
>>143160602
I mean I've seen it a couple places.
More recently I read a bit of lovely cation 2 and it came up with the blonde girl who wants to do theater
Before that I don't know. Shirobako maybe?
>>143160588
>cowtits
That's what I thought at first but doesn't the reaction from Miyako contradict that? To clarify, I'm interested in where apparently Miyoko was coming from if not about breasts.
>>143160620
Oh! If that is it then fuck me I'm slow and fuck you are awesome for pointing it out. That seems so painfully obvious now, thanks anon.
>>143160588
>http://homepage2.nifty.com/hiroyan/stage/stage/rehear/aiueo.html
The 本文 side was exactly what I was curious about. Thanks a lot, anon. What a cool little discovery.
>>143149685
I like Genki much better than Tae Kim. It's a lot more detailed, and the pace is a bit slower. Tae Kim is much better just as a reference. For instance sometimes go to the search bar and search shit that I don't know.
>>143161123
tae kim is too detailed in the wrong ways imo
genki has mor2 information but it's even less efficient at stating it
>>143160466
>you should stop this pointless shit
Thanks for the expert advice sensei. ;)
>>143161245
no problem かかてある-kun
>>143161239
tae kim is really short, i don't think any part of it was particularly detailed
>>143161239
>too detailed
Tae Kim is just the right amount.
Once I finished Tae Kim, I was like
>"That's it?"
Turns out Tae Kim is just the beginning and DOJG is where it's at, so complaining about lowly shit is pretty dumb anyways.
>>143161368
actually reading DOJG or doing the deck is like reading a dictionary though
at that point you can just look up rare grammar with ctrl+f, or on the google when you run across it
>>143161420
>actually reading DOJG or doing the deck is like reading a dictionary though
In the most efficient way possible.
>at that point you can just look up rare grammar with ctrl+f
Or use the deck, like anyone with a lick of common sense.
>>143150299
I suck at grammar right now so I can't help you with that, but game is ゲーム
>>143161604
I literally can not stand decks. It makes looking through shit so much more difficult.
>>143161604
reading a dictionary in the most efficient way possible doesn't change that you're reading a dictionary
especially with grammar, where you can just look it up once and never forget it because it's fucking grammar, it's kind of a waste of time
Guys, I don't know if you remember me..
奨学金アノンです..合格したぁぁぁぁぁぁあああ
40人があった、俺だけ合格しました。
よかった！！来月の15日大使館の人とインタビューだよ、９９％日本の大学の奨学金をとった。
>>143161276
You're just giving him the resolve to write more you retard.
>>143161368
>Tae Kim is just the right amount.
i could cut most of his explanations down to half the size
Korean ESLs are not the best at condensing English
>>143150299
日本語 を 勉強しています ので ゲームをする 時間 が ありません。
>>143161680
俺はもう大使館でインタビューしたよ
結果を待っている
楽しみだね～
>>143161724
how so
the only way he fixed his shitty mistakes with obvious godan verbs and interchangeably using ている・てある is by doing something other than writing
which of course was putting up his useless genki exercises on DJT and getting corrected by shitposters, so it's not really that commendable, but it should amount to some kind of lesson on why writing doesn't improve your reading comprehension
>>143161854
文部科学書奨学金のことですか？
俺は一人だけ合格しました、一人だけrecommendationをする。
俺はエンジニアリングだよ、アノンは？
>>143161678
>doesn't change that you're reading a dictionary
You are fucking retarded. It is LITERALLY THE SAME AS READING THROUGH TAE KIM OR ANY FUCKING GRAMMAR GUIDE: EXPLANATION, EXAMPLE SENTENCES AND USAGE NOTES.
>especially with grammar, where you can just look it up once and never forget it
This makes utilising it in an SRS EVEN MORE VIABLE.
>it's kind of a waste of time
The POINT of an SRS is to spend the LEAST amount of time on something.
Honesty fucking kill yourselves. Your exact reasoning can be applied to Core, to kanji decks, to grammar guides, to fucking anything. Please get the fuck out of these threads and stay the fuck out because cretins like you only serve to harm beginners. You represent everything this thread is against: learning Japanese the slow and inefficient way.
>>143160355
>>143160524
https://ja.wikisource.org/wiki/%E3%81%82%E3%82%81%E3%82%93%E3%81%BC%E3%81%AE%E6%AD%8C has kanji. But yeah it's pretty meaningless anyway
I can learn Japanese by watching anime only. :)
