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Read the guide before asking questions.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pKgBm8Aa58mjB1hYhbK-VOPZsRBTXBuPBzw8Xikm2ss/pub?embedded=true
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>>139535586
wow that galge school vn seems very stupid
I'm mainly learning Japanese so I can talk to my Tulpa in her native language. It's working nice, but I got worried a bit. Since I have no outside feedback and I spend a few hours every day talking to her, what if I cement in some bad grammar mistakes? With that much output I'm doing, it would be easy to keep doing a mistake so much that it will be hard to undo. The effect is even amplified since my Tulpa uses my subconscious to talk to me, which is of course dependent in my Japanese knowledge. But every mistake I would do she would also repeat, and my brain would perceive it as actual input, which would weigh even more in solidifying my mistakes. How do people normally solve this problem?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlCRfTmBSGs
Capitalism is an organized system to guarantee that greed becomes the primary force of our economic system and allows the few at the top to get very wealthy and has the rest of us riding around thinking we can be that way, too - if we just work hard enough, sell enough Tupperware and Amway products, we can get a pink Cadillac.
whats up dude welcome to another bangin episode of ｄｊｔ～積極的に出来ない者たちの日々にようこそ～
今週の放送をこんな風にやろう
下の文では自分自身を見つめ直せ
「何も知らずに生きていて申し訳ありません」
お前はそうだろ
自分に答えることが一番大切なのだ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wI28qqXJ888
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Z5GDLMYwgc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RYLXbh0c2Zk
Reminder that you can't learn Japanese without a handy bitlaser
>>139562650
wow
>>139562692
literally what
>>139562674
>何も知らずに生きていて申し訳ありません
I'm sorry, I promise I'll know something at the end of it.
Now we just need an autistic argument about nothing for 50 posts.
>>139562326
thats cool dude i hope you have a nice experience like this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRLIlOELmSo
>>139562680
Japanese is great.
>>139562680
>there are people in the thread right now who unironically hate のんのんびより
>18 posts in 5 minutes
Jesus christ anons slow down
>>139562650
Funnily enough I happen to have experience with this
Tulpas don't actually make the "getting used to a mistake" problem worse. Once you learn something, realize you might've been doing wrong and try to fix it your Tulpa will fix its speech patterns alongside with you.
Even if you go a long time talking to your Tulpa with broken grammar it'll never be "too late" to fix it, the brain isn't that inflexible.
>>139562859
>making sure to account for your own post
I like your attitude
>>139562842
Thanks friend, but the thread is here to stay. Mod approval and everything.
>back to /jp/
The thread originally started on /a/, so not sure what you're on about here.
>>139562795
Thanks, that reminded me that I'll have to go see some fireworks.
And light some myself, even if I'm alone, at least it'll make for some nice pictures.
>>139562792
自閉症 、 djtにカキコします
１ は持っていることではなく
２ がありますので
３ をぶっ飛ばすために
４ になりたいから
５ と同じくらい
自分の作った答えは認めません
きっとダサいんだろうなあ
Is there a way to quickly transcribe core6k into romanji only?
Since we have VNReader and similar tools to hook into the Japanese text and turn it into romanji, it feels like a waste to spend years learning the kana and kanjis.
>>139563091
ebin
>>139562650
That doesn't make any sense, dude. Please take your meds.
>>139563091
learn how to read kanji+kana then type out all the text into google translate by hand and convert it to romanji so that you can read it
>Apparently everyone has been memorizing the reading and I've only been memorizing the meaning since I started 5 months ago
>>139563181
ho nestly the first time i read that i thought it said chalupa and i thought he was talking to a fuckin taco lmao
http://strawpoll.me/7271852
>>139562842
>Go back to /jp/
You go back to your retard cave.
>>139563237
well done frogshitter
>>139563237
I don't get how you thought you'd learn a language by memorising a bunch of random symbols and nothing else.
>>139563248
Seriously?
>>139563237
It's okay, I did that too. You just need to start failing them when you don't know the reading. Or duplicate your deck and use the duplicate to test only readings (this will increase your study time though).
>>139563237
The people who say youre supposed to memorize how its said are trolling. If that were the case, It would be kana on one side, meaning on the other, and kanji would be separate. If they were actually learning how to say it, 20 words a day would take like 6 hours a day. Just learn the meaning
朝起きて 歯を磨いて
あっという間 午後十時
今日もたくさん 笑ったな
たくさんときめいたな
>>139563237
How were you planning on watching anime raw if you don't even know what the words sound like
>>139563429
それは日常ですね
>>139562674
相変わらず日本語ヘタクソっすね
>>139563429
みじコック
>>139563453
Gaijins can't do that anyway. You need another level on constant, 24/7 exposure to be able to understand what native speakers are saying.
>>139563248
Ya'll are slacking on the proxy spam voting
Crossboarder-unrelated should have at least 100 votes by now
>>139563520
そっちの方より高く
>>139563546
Since I can do it, does that mean I have become Japanese?
What VNs are ya'll readin'
>>139563677
>lying on an anonymous imageboard
Every single TLer for sub groups is japanese.
>>139563636
日本語でおｋ
>>139563749
excuse me i didnt know it was still 2002 what sub groups and im pretty sure the tler for all groups still releasing is the same guy
>>139563677
yes.
振り向いたとたんに、あいつはいた。
長く、暗く、細い。月夜の微かな光であいつの曲がりは雅やかに輝いていた。あいつの俄な出現に驚かられたというより、俺に湧いていた感情は愛しい。やっと、ようやく、あいつは俺のところにいた。
挨拶の一言を云う前に、穏やかな宵の空気は短くて金属っぽい音に突き刺さられた。
あっ
と思ったや否やあいつのちっちゃくて丸い口元から圧倒的な明かりはどっと零れて夜の闇を駆けた。叫びをあげても前に、あの綺羅びやかな明かりは俺の身体の芯を突き抜けた。
恐怖か痛みを感じていたどころか、喜びに沁みられた。やっとの思いで、俺はほんとにあいつを見つけた。遂に、俺に贈られるあの壮大な縁の「アレ」を。 俺の絶えず探していたあの独特な何か。
これはあの聡明の救命の力。
これはビートレーザー。
>>139562692
Remove the window borders next time
>>139563778
もしかして特別支援
そのぐるぐる目が似合ってるよ
For this deck
http://pastebin.com/HRkK6WDb
Do I need to change any options to get the images to appear? They don't seem to appear by default even when I put them in the collection.media
>>139564002
bitlasers/10
>>139564037
お前よくそんな意味不明な日本語書き続けるね
なんか嫌味いってる気がするけど
通じないほどヘタクソな日本語で嫌味っぽいこと言われて傷つくやつなんていないと思うよ？
>>139564159
You probably didn't put them directly in the collections.media folder
>it`s reps time again
>>139564159
yeah. i did, at least. you need to go to tools > manage note types > then select the deck, then click cards... > then in the back template section add this on the end:
<br>
{{Sentence-Image}}
>>139563282
>>139563336
>>139563399
>>139563453
These people have to be trolling. Sitting down and learning the meaning AND the pronunciation of 20 kanji would take hours. Add in potentially 100s of reviews and you're looking at 5-6 hours JUST to do reps.
You're supposed to just learn the meaning, then slowly learn the pronunciation as you read later on.
>>139564540
>mfw reps time gets pushed back every day
>mfw reps time used to be first thing in the morning, but is now last thing at night
>>139564159
Ahh right, I forgot about that. The solution is >>139564548
I'll drop a mention to it in the pastebin.
>>139564685
The idea is to learn the pronunciation of the vocabulary, not all the possible pronunciations of each kanji. And since the Core deck in particular is arranged by kanji, it becomes easy to learn the pronunciations as you go.
>>139564713
Did you change the deck in the Pastebin? I never had to do that.
>>139564773
I didn't, but the one who re-uploaded it removed the {{Sentence-Images}} bit from the card format.
>>139563421
>>139564685
no one can be this dumb..
there are people who are actually learning Japanese without knowing how the words are pronounced in japanese...
top bait
I can't do it.
I can understand what individual words mean, but sentences just doesn't make sense in a cohesive way.
I've read through Tae Kim twice and frequently reference imabi but I'm still hopeless.
>>139564982
Did you ignore the sentences when doing Core 2k?
Try a graded reader
>>139564930
Not everyone is a neet who can spend 2 hours to learn 20 words and their pronunciations then do all their reviews, inevitably failing them all because you're forced to learn how to say them as well.
Basically, you're learning 12000 words instead of 6 thousands because you have to learn 2 different things per word. Its impossible any one with less than 3 hours a day to spare. You learn the meaning, and slowly the reading will come to you as you read.
>>139565107
>Now you have to learn the meaning of the kanji, the pronunciation, AND understand the sentence
fuck off trolls
>>139565218
ええ
trollのは誰かな
>>139564267
This is a no-bullying zone.
>>139565218
You don't mark again/hard/good/easy based on the sentence, but obviously you do need to understand them. If you know the word but not the sentence, you look up stuff to understandt he sentence and still mark the card good
>>139565464
>no-bullying space*
>>139565209
This is just one page.
http://www.mediafire.com/download/dckt6ix32l93f35/fora.pdf
>the bait has gotten so good that I'm begining to question my learning methods that I have been following for a year now
p-please stop, it hurts
>>139565150
How fucking stupid do you have to be for it to take 2 hours to learn 20 god damn words? This is bait, right?
>>139565715
It's okay, anon. At the end of the day any method is perfectly fine; all roads lead to fluency. If what you're doing is working for you just ignore what people in the thread say. The best learning method is the one that fits your style.
>>139565640
thanks that looks more in depth
>>139565782
I'm not the troll but Im starting and I have to ask, is everyone's method just keep flipping the card until you can remember the reading, then repeat for every other word? desu 20 words this way takes me a long time as well. Is there some pre reading or other method I should use?
I'm considering trying to actually read an LN series. Do people have any favorites that
-Are complete
-Have a plot that progresses (as opposed to a more episodic nature like Kino no Tabi)
Or should I just read LOGH and then call it quits
>>139566324
gate
>>139566283
you learn to associate the Japanese pronunciation with the meaning at the same time, its fucking 10x more practical and really isn't that hard
but yes at first it seemed daunting.
>>139566283
Shouldn't take much longer than 30-40 minutes tops to do 200-250~ reviews and 20 new words once you get used to things and are focused. If you're decently far in and it's still taking you that long even when focused, then try one of the tips in the startup bin or consider kanji study.
何がnamasenseiとsam respessの間に起こったのか？
すごく大変だ見える。
>>139566283
I would suggest starting out with less new cards per day and ramping it up as you start getting faster
>>139566283
The 'reading' IS the word. Learning the meaning of the kanji is pointless if you never learn the Japanese word itself.
>>139564709
This makes me think, in the NHK ni Youkoso OP they say 歩きだそう and it's translated as "Let's start walking" but I could never understand it.
Is it あるきだ そう as in Seemingly walking
or 歩き 出そう as in Started walking
?
Or even something else entirely
anons, is there a place to get raws in pdf format? Just finding images, I want to read them on my mobile, and that's no good.
>>139566799
>or 歩き 出そう as in Started walking
This
>>139566833
If it's not in one of the text formats in the CoR (most of the dead links towards the bottom are in the collections at the top), then you'll likely have to buy a digital version yourself.
>>139566600
Post 44 and 47
http://www.dkvine.com/interactive/forums/index.php?showtopic=8092&hl=piiym&st=0
>>139566833
you could probably convert them yourself.
>>139566382
Ill try it
memrise vs genki
Is there anything in genki that isn't included in memrise?
Am I right in thinking learning japanese is 90% vocabulary and 10% grammar?
ありがとうございます
>>139564709
>tfw I had 82% retention on vocab 2 days ago
>tfw I got 64% today
At least my kanji retention is 83%..
>>139567402
Is this a shitpost?
>>139564982
I've changed my mind. I'm actually the best at Japanese.
MC's inner-monologues became less frequent and my reading became much faster.
>>139567418
You didn't miss a day did you?
>>139567402
>Am I right in thinking learning japanese is 90% vocabulary and 10% grammar?
5% grammar, 45% kanji. 50% vocab
>>139567502
I didn`t, I never skip a day or reps. Don`t know what the fuck went wrong today.
why can i remember some hiragana after seing them once but others not even after seeing them 30 times.
>>139567418
>average around 600 reviews a day
>don't have a single card matured more than a week or so
>>139565928
>It's okay, anon. At the end of the day any method is perfectly fine
This needs an addendum.
At the end of the day, any method is fine... IF it incorporates significant exposure to the language (through reading or listening). Many, many people stick to textbooks and fail. Many, many people study and fail. You HAVE to read and listen to succeed.
>>139567598
Wait so learning kanji is separate from vocab? Most words have a separate kanji anyway, why learn the apart?
>>139567402
Oh char arimas? Genki annatar katchimas
>>139567735
Because there are less Kanjis then Vocabs and learning Kanjis makes learning the Vocabs a lot easier.
>>139567402
>memrise vs genki
anki
>>139567624
>learnt hiragana 2 years ago
>had a bit of trouble with the n* and m* ones but got there eventually
>2 years later
>still mix the n* and m* ones up sometimes
This will never leave you anon
>股間は、なかなかに立派なテントを設営していた。
>the phrase "pitching a tent" is used in Japanese too
>>139567735
Doesn't matter if you learn kanji with vocab or seperately, you still have to learn kanji
>>139567930
No you don't
>>139567904
>still mixing up hiragana after 2 years
What the fuck are you doing
>>139567904
Stop learning japanese, this shouldnt be a problem past the first week. Your IQ is probably average/low average and can' t handle a second language
>>139567598
45% kanji
lol no
>>139563091
kana is easy to learn
>>139567930
Ever heard of Hiragana? That's a phonetic script that enables you to bypass the learning of Kanji.
>>139568010
I lack confidence and second guess myself constantly
>>139568035
I'm perfectly fine in everything else though
>>139568085
>I'm perfectly fine in everything else though
That's really doubtful.
日本語で中性代名詞がないのか？
私のような無性別な人間に適する代名詞がないのは惨い差別だろ。
せっかく今は2016なのに
>>139568217
Do people actually say むごい
>>139564002
もう誰も気にしないmemeのかい
長すぎ、臭く、ひどい。
>>139564267
傷つけるつもりはねー
実はみんな大好き
だからこそ目的についてきちんとご説明しねーんだよ
経験者なら後片付けもよろしくな
赤字を入れたり ゴミ箱に投げたり どっちでもいいんだよ
>>139567913
dude theres so many ways to talk about boners
>>139568217
そっか
>>139567402
Is that picture some kind of parody?
>>139562953
Have a look at this thread.
You are part of a cancerous growth on this board.
>>139568406
depends do you want to sound more serious and dire and in some cases also possibly like you got mad chuuni?
theres times where you can use it but the circumstances should be pretty dreadful such as reading this post
>>139568035
>people with average IQ can't handle a second language
Dunning-Kruger at work.
>>139568633
It may be serious, just check the filename.
wow took Japanese in hs been trying to find stuff to continue studying with. cool to have found this.
>>139568434
ひ、ひどいよ
おまえは
>The hortative is a group of semantically similar deontic modalities in some languages. Hortative modalities encourage or urge. In English, there are seven hortative modalities: the adhortative, exhortative, suprahortative, cohortative, dehortative, inhortative, and infrahortative.
I can't learn Japanese. I don't even know English.
>>139569225
I agree, it's necessary to know this information to say that you know English.
>>139569225
Man, what the fuck are those terms. Apparently I don't know english either.
>do reps in the morning
>remember shit, stats are improving
>start doing reps at night
>forget everything, stats go to shit
And yet I will never learn
>>139569564
That's great! Thanks for the info!
is マイペース a nice way of saying someone is a retard
>>139569768
explain further
>>139569768
sure but its probably not actually very nice in that context at all
>>139569564
>And yet I will never learn
>>139565150
Dude, each word doesn't have 2 fucking unique kanji that are literally not used in any other words.
It doesn't take long before you start to see mostly re-used kanji that you've already learned from other words, and especially at the intermediate level like 9 times out of 10 the pronunciation from the other word is exactly the same as the new one.
Do I always have to wait exactly 24h before I Anki lets me study new cards? I wanted to start a bit earlier today, but I'm still getting used to Anki.
>>139570559
It restarts at a specific time every day. Look at "Next day starts at _ hours past midnight" in Tools -> Preferences.
>>139570670
>It restarts at a specific time every day
Literally no evidence of this
>>139569564
Same here, I should stop doing my reps at night.
>>139570670
Oh, I see it. Thanks. Due to my odd sleep schedule, the default option wouldn't have worked that well with me.
>>139570702
Are you funposting? The next day's reviews / new cards will pop up at 6 hours past midnight if you have setting set to 6 (except during daylight savings time where it happens an hour after whatever you have it set to).
>>139570808
Yeah I just have it set to the time I'm most often asleep during.
Since I started learning Japanese, I've had to dive into tons of Japanese media that I otherwise would have never gotten into just for the sake of practice.
After all my training, I've learned something very important.
>Japan has shit production value in literally everything.
I rarely ever have a form of Japanese media that I can watch and appreciate.
>Anime 9/10 times have recycled storylines, shit animation, and no real artistic direction
>J Dramas are all wannabe American soap operas, or horribly failed attempts at comedy.
>Japanese reality TV follows the lives of boring people in boring situations
Written works can be interesting, but I don't always have the time.
But despite ALL of this
>I still 勉強する everyday
Never give up.
>>139571142
Generic TV programs are shit. Who would have thought?
If you want the good stuff, research.
>>139571142
wow no shit dude the majority of mainstream is garbage i never woulda thought
>>139571194
>>139571204
It's not just "this is mainstream garbage"
Even their high budget "masterpieces" look worse than student films here in the US. They're just. . .worse, and I don't know why
>>139571364
high budget masterpieces are the pinnacle of the mainstream what are you smoking
>>139571364
there's a reason for the soul meme?
Is 貴様ら a thing? Like 君ら.
>>139571447
Yes.
>>139571447
sure why wouldnt it be
>>139568965
諦めないで dude
I'd like to have some more exposure to different dialects. Plenty of standard and Osaka, but I haven't come across too much else. Any recommendations? Manga preferred.
>>139571142
>needing to learn another language in order to see that reality TV is shit
Amazing. What do you mean by "boring people in boring situations"? The only reality TV I have ever watched was Celebrity Jungle and that's not really a boring situation at least.
>>139571868
まいてつ has some 熊本弁 apparently. Not sure how much though.
Crossborder here, only reason I go to /a/ or /jp/ is for these threads. Accepted a job over in nipland hand hope to learn as much as I can before I leave sometime in the fall. Done with the JLPT 5 Kanji, working on speaking, grammar and more Kanji. /blog
>>139572008
Work on those Kanjis, you can leave grammar for now as it's not that important honestly.
>>139571142
Maybe you should start with Ozu and Kurosawa and work your way in from there instead of reality TV
>>139572008
Does the job require you to know some degree of Jap speak?
>>139572008
>not fluent
>moving to Japan
So many people do this and I just don't understand. Living in England I suffer from enough anxiety speaking to people in general and I know the language well, if I had no idea of the language of everyone around me I'd constantly be on edge, never enjoying a second of it.
>>139572008
gratz anon what do you do if you don't mind me asking
>>139572192
theres tons of white people that have lived in japan for a decade or more and cant use japanese really at all
theres plenty of gaijin communities so you really dont have to just find the hotspots and make friends
>>139572008
>>139572100 This.
Also be sure to learn the amount of strokes in a Kanji, Japanese people can often help you even if you can't speak or use grammar if you just tell them the number of strokes in a Kanji and they'll just guess by context.
>千本桜
Does 本 function as a counter word for the sakura in this contrext?
Also, when are counting words employed in Japanese?
In Chinese, its usually in any case when you are specifying a specific object, like an equivalent of this\that\the\a\etc. , but in Japanese, the use seem much more reserved.
>>139572138
>>139571977
I was just citing examples.
I watch Japanese reality TV because it's the closest thing to real-life interactions that I'm going to find.
Real people talk nothing like they do in anime.
>>139571868
What are some good relatively easy mangos with 大坂弁?
>>139572517
I say watch vloggers or any videos on niconico where they're just talking about shit, like a video game or something.
Someone posted a guy who talks about Japanese trains recently, go watch him instead of chads on jap tv.
did they make the language so hard to learn because they didnt want gaijin to learn it but they knew everyone who grows up with it will have no problems?
>>139572597
yeah im pretty sure that discussion happened when people were living in straw huts eating misc nuts and berries
>>139572538
I wanna say hoshii no samidare, but it's only the one character that uses it.
>>139572701
i knew it!
>>139572597
>make
>Japanese language
Yes.
>>139572595
nicos been down for like 3 days
>>139572597
>Japanese is hard
It's not though
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=59YBKx-0Q6M
>>139572873
Yea what's with that anyway. What happened?
>>139572873
its not down its just in gaijin block mode
pretty sweet actually everything loads much faster
![[Commie] Owarimonogatari - 02 [52E40D9E].mkv_snapshot_05.53_[2016.02.19_15.22.02].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/HXnAH91.jpg "[Commie] Owarimonogatari - 02 [52E40D9E].mkv_snapshot_05.53_[2016.02.19_15.22.02].jpg")
>>139562692
>>139572922
I tried a Japanese VPN and it's still down. How are you viewing it?
>>139572874
As far as languages go, it's harder to adapt from a Germanic language like English to an East Asian language like Japanese.
Compared to Japanese, spanish is practically an English dialect.
>>139572874
he has learned like 20 languages and even he literally says in the video its hard until you reach a certain point.
>>139573160
That's irrelevant, hea learnt Japanese first.
>>139573106
Harder does not equal Hard. It's just different.
>>139572538
A Channel and Yuru Yuri each have a character who speak with it.
Lovely Complex is a majority of characters using it judging from what was said in a previous thread, I can't comment on it's difficulty though as I haven't read it.
>>139573218
he learned french, mandarin then japanese
this shit is fucking hard. After reading some grammar stuff and doing anki for a while I'll try to read something or try to understand the conversations in anime before realizing there is still so much that I don't know, and the cycle will repeat. I understand a little more each time but yeah this is fucking hard.
>>139573094
i dunno your shits busted i guess. its in gaijin block mode but its an actual malfunction of some kind and theyre working on it
someone told me nicoviewer still works just now
>>139572538
Detective conan has real osaka ben. Just read chapter 1 and then selectively read the hattori heiji chapters
>>139573391
Really? I though understanding a language with almost no cognates with English would be easy at first. I guess I was wrong then.
>>139562692
Is that Chinese?
>>139573650
Yes, that's Chinese with Nippongo Furiganas.
Id there an objective best J-J 辞書?
>>139573650
Half of it is composed of historical names
>>139573391
It's just a procedure you go through everyday and you naturally let it settle in.
Just do a little bit of everything everyday and you'll be golden.
I sugest you make a comfy time out of it, drink some tea get warm, if you're not having fun you won't learn.
>>139573511
>malfunction
Yeah, right
I bet some faggot used their botnet to ddos and nips being nips didn't know how to stop it other than blocking foreign IPs
あなたの一番好き日本のミームが何ですか？
俺は、ただ少し日本のミームを知っているけど、「吉野家コピペ」です。
>>139573929
俺わ、ただ少し日本
>>139573929
日本人はミームを下手
>>139573929
おれわい、ただ少しゲイ
キッコーマンor whatever i guess
>>139573929
やる夫のがいつも可愛い！
>>139572874
I have, at two different intervals of time, studied both Mandarin and Japanese. My native language is English, and I also can get by in Spanish.
Mandarin is significantly easier in writing and grammar than Japanese. The amount of grammar rules which are intuitive in Mandarin are much more numerous than in Japanese. The grammar has few exceptions to the main rules, much less than either English and Japanese. It has a relatively simple way of expressing politeness grammatically, as in English where you use colorful language to deliver the exact meaning. Unless you are writing in classical Chinese, the largest difficulty is character retention, which is not, IMHO, the biggest issue in Japanese.
It is equally dependent on context as Japanese, except that there is always an explicit subject.
Japanese is easier in that you have English loanwords, and some relatively nice simple constructions for basic interrogation/explanation, like sou/dou/etc. and heavy use of the copula for elaborating on definite existence. Also, no tones. Fuck tones.
Mandarin is noticeably easier than Japanese, and Mandarin is considered to also be "one of the hardest languages to learn."
So yeah, Japanese is a bitch which is only lightened with a background in being a weeaboo.
>>139573929
真夏の夜の淫夢
>>139574168
英語でたくさん書くことは上手です
What is written on this grave
>>139574740
Yes.
>>139574740
"here lies beavis, he never scored"
>>139574740
That's the tomb of the unknown soldier who died for Japan.
>>139562650
>Tulpas
>>139574740
actually i think that says hey not what
as in hey im dead -djt
>>139574828
>>139574945
>his inferior single core neanderthal brain cannot run two personality threads at the same time
>>139575103
>two personality
>not a Tulpa harem
Beginner spotted.
>>139575103
have you heard of the psychological theory of bicameralism in early humans? not arguing about tulpas, but it's an interesting theory and sort of about what you just said...
>>139575597
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRsPheErBj8
数学やれとかあっちに行けよクソインテリ
>>139575880
誰が数学いったかにゃ
>finish Core 6k
>motivation plummets
Anyone else?
I haven't stopped, and it hasn't really hit my ability, but I haven't really been into it, either.
What is that phrase Japanese say when somebody gets hurt and their friend tells them to "hang in there."
The phrase sounds exactly like "scotty shiro," I've heard it a million times in anime but I know that isn't it exactly, that's just me hearing it incorrectly all this time. What is the actual thing they're saying there?
>>139575961
俺は言ったよ
耳大丈夫か
>>139576079
しっかりしろ
>>139576079
しっかりしろ
Shikari shiro
Git gud.
>>139569564
>do reps in the morning
>correct answers left and right
>feels good
>85% correct
>do reps at night
>failing shit I should have known for months
>almost falling asleep with every card
>feels terrible
>85% correct
I'll never understand how this works.
>>139576079
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4MiC67seUY
sorry you are not a 勝者
>>139576120
>しっかり
Thank you, that makes sense.
I swear, it has always sounded they were saying Scotty in anime.
>>139576260
Your ears will get better at hearing Japanese with practice.
>>139576081
俺*が*いったよ
>>139576236
For me it's
>do reps
>feel good
>93-96% retention for most of it
>last 50 or so cards
>retention drops to 85%
It's not even that I hit again on the same card multiple times, it just seems to put all the hard cards at the end.
>>139576009
Go get core 20k then.
>>139576442
Well, my deck is structured in a way that I get cards from 6k last, so it's easy for me at the end.
>>139566324
星界の紋章
>>139576009
Read and mine, nigger.
>>139576009
core reps is what was keeping you motivated?
i'm a long way off but i guess can imagine that... it's very solidly structured, you work through it and at the end of the day you can say that you did your reps. without that sort of thing, you just decide yourself when you've done what you need to, there's less of a progress marker and all that. or that's how i'd see it.
how much do you read every day?
>>139576009
>install kanji grid
>motivation soars as I read random bullshit hunting down them rare kanji
How long do I have to study before I actually "get" bkub?
>>139576554
It's down on the CoR maybe another time
>>139576755
Do you not get that strip?
>>139576009
I can make you a core 100+k if you want.
>>139577133
please do.
>>139576923
They're in the CoR. Most of the dead links at the bottom are in the collections at the top. That one's in "AWZ3/EPUB/MOBI Collection"
https://mega.nz/#F!Dwd2TJIZ!p3o66BOnFLbkrFHFHldjrw
>>139577133
Would it still make sense to call it "core" at that point? That's like more than a half of Jdict.
>>139576009
This >>139576649
Plus there's something satisfying about mining words from content I learned myself and 90% of words are easy one button creation cards if you have that Firefox texthooking setup.
>>139577331
>from content I learned myself
from content I read. Not sure where that typo came from, maybe I lost focus to the thing I was watching.
>Can memorize vocab like a champ
>No idea what I'm doing with grammar
Is there a way to study/drill grammar like you can with vocab? Reading the Genki champters just isn't cutting it.
>>139577247
Well, the core concept would still remain.
>>139577410
Don't focus on 100% memorizing it just make sure you understand it and move on. You solidify grammar through reading. If you finish Genki or Tae Kim or Japanese the Manga Way and want more you can use the DoJG deck in the OP.
I see the Asahi editorials mentioned occasionaly. How about we try to get people here to read them daily and then discuss them together? They're usually not very long, while still having pretty diverse language, and I think it'd be effective use of time for most learners to take like 30 minutes if not less a day to read them.
Here's the link if anyone's interested
http://www.asahi.com/paper/editorial.html?iref=editorial_news_two
>>139577410
i read that as "chimp" at first
i think most people here wouldn't suggest genki because it was made to be used in a classroom, and would rather suggest tae kim and shit. from what i know, the best way to retain grammar is to read your grammar resource, not worrying too much about remembering it. then reading, a lot, and referencing your grammar book whenever you don't understand something (which at first is almost constant)
>>139577474
I wouldn't mind a daily practice like that but man, fuck politics. That shit is like 10 times harder for me to understand than everything else because of how much I can't give a shit about anything written there.
>>139577470
this
grammar is almost entirely useless to learn beyond composition; understanding will come with route/implicitly absorbing the underlying structure ( experience/exposure/repetition )
if you want to learn how to speak you need to compose many examples, interpersed between different formulations, and random time intervals without warning ( many times a day spontaneously compose a sentence; review the grammar end of day )
>>139577410
>Is there a way to study/drill grammar like you can with vocab?
Yes, it's called reading.
>>139576419
おみごとやん
治してくれへんか俺のほかのカキコを
本当に助かるからや
まだ先のことも頼むわ
>>139577474
that sounds boring id rather read something off of dengeki gs or yaraon blog or some random fat guys tweet
real life news is for gomers
>>139577234
Thanks got it
>>139577638
We could try these: https://www.1101.com/m/recent/darling.html
Daily little philosophical thoughts from the creator and writer of the Mother series. He's written one of these every day since the 90s, and doesn't keep an archive of them.
