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>>135169667
なるべく諦めない！
なせば大抵なんとかなる！
Persistence is the key to success. You CAN learn Japanese!
悪阻っ
Merry Can'tsmas.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlCRfTmBSGs
Santa works hard and so should you.
>>135216994
メリークリスマス
Merry Christmas
That morpheem test posted at the end of the last thread seems accurate at least for me. My vocab is shit and every other test has resulted in numbers way higher than this result.
Don't really buy the estimated numbers needed to read almost any text and communicate well, though. Wager I'd need at least five fold stronger vocab than what I have now to be able to handle most things without looking up every other word.
>>135217255
Putting Davido at the top only makes Japanese seem even more unobtainable. They guy is a master, even more proficient than ケン様 was.
>>135217257
>Don't really buy the estimated numbers needed to read almost any text and communicate well, though.
Pretty sure it's 10,000. After I hit that threshold, anything not containing jargon because easy to read without really looking up words.
>>135217257
This might help make sense of that post.
>>135217353
They took that number straight up from the English learning website, so yeah it's truly irrelevant.
>>135217328
You'll be surprised. You'll still be looking lot of common words when you hit 10,000.
>>135217446
Like I said, I already hit that level, so I know how many words I'm looking up, and it's not much at all, to the point where I can read a lot of manga (pic related), VNs, etc, without even needing a dictionary.
Like I said though, jargon (common words or not) messes me up. Luckily, not a lot of it in the average line of text.
>>135217257
It gave me 16k when I only have 6.7k cards in anki
There are a lot of words I can understand and recognise without looking them up but definitely not 12000 more.
>>135217353
>You need about 4,750 to understand almost any text
That can't be right
>I can't learn Japanese
>>135217608
Why would you even do that if you know you're a beginner? It's like going for an IQ test while knowing you're mentally retarded -- you're just going to discourage yourself.
ともかく、「ともかく」は「兎も角」とも書く
Did you spoiled little shits get anything for Christmas?
>>135217847
a keyboard
im replying to you typing on it
it feels nice
>>135217550
I'm sorry but what manga is this?
>>135217857
Mechanical or what? Why did you leave out the details?
>>135217670
Puns are brilliant, nearly as brilliant as little girls.
>>135217874
The name is in the top left panel in this post: >>135217328
https://mega.nz/#F!SMpgnL6C!a2mxl7PoZ8pOtlQVcgFrDA
>>135217907
its a logitech g105
>>135217847
I bought myself an Aria mug if that counts
>>135217847
I might have a present for you later today.
>>135217847
A lifetime subscription to WaniKani.
>>135217874
>not recognizing Naoki Urasawa
Well, as another anon pointed out, it's Yawara. Man, Urasawa does magic with a pen.
>>135217847
A nice turkey roast. What more could you want?
>>135217996
33% off
>>135217847
A new smartphone.
>>135218008
He understands the fundamentals, that's for sure.
>>135217847
Bought myself a new CPU to replace the dual core Pentium.
>tfw can't read
>>135217847
I got a mechanical pencil.
I wished for it so I could practice writing kanji.
>>135217847
Not really a Christmas gift, but I bought myself a NAS and put 16TB of HDDs in it after a few of my external hard drives full of animu died.
I've been thinking about getting a new leather briefcase for myself, though.
>>135217847
An SSD and physical copies of the DoJG series
Is there a way to use rikaisama on ニコニコ live comments? It looks like it would be a nice way to learn but the player won't let me highlight them.
>>135218189
根を詰めろ！
くじけることがいらないよ！
>>135218189
>>135219214
Can't you highlight them in the right panel that shows all the comments?
>>135218611
Damn wish I had the DoJG books that shits expensive as fuck tho
>>135219291
But why? The website DOJG thing that was made blows the real books out of the water.
>>135217847
A box of chocolates
>>135219276
This is what pops out if I move the cursor there
>>135219398
>>135219493
Rikai only works on video comments. Livestreams are different and rikai doesn't work on those
>>135218283
You best be running duplicating RAID
>>135219324
The website DOJG thing is missing the notes and related expressions, so it isn't a replacement.
I got a USB audio adapter for christmas. I didn't need it for my headphones, but the microphone port quality is much, much, /much/ better than the motherboard's.
>>135219561
Any way to bypass that? Some kind of text hooker, I don't know?
>>135219680
Combined with the PDFs, it definitely is. Website DOJG for the bulk of your studying, PDFs when you need the notes.
>>135219701
There are comment viewers that pull just the comments so I suppose there's some way of pulling the comments onto a webpage so you can hover over them
>>135217847
I was invited to my friend's house for New year. He promised that there will only be 4 people including me (I don't like crowds). It's the first time in my life no sleeping through New Year, so I guess I should go.
>>135219324
>>135219730
The deck still has typos that need fixing and I'd rather there not be any typos at all (no matter how minor or infrequent) on my first read through it, but I agree that the deck is better for actual studying / reviewing. I basically intend to use the actual DoJG for learning and the deck for reviewing and physical copies are nicer to read than scans. Aside from a kindle, I can't really think of anything else worth buyfagging for learning Japanese aside from reading material.
>>135220093
I'll show you how the world works.
How exactly do japanese kids learn kanji? I know they have a fixed number of grade kanji but what exactly do they learn there? All the readings for the kanji? Common 2 kanji compound words? The general meaning?
>>135220479
I imagine just being exposed constantly to kanji throughout their lives will make it necessary to at least passively if not actively remember most of them.
If you spent a year in japan you'd probably gain the same kind of intuition for it i'd bet.
>>135217847
Cold hard facts about life.
>>135220577
Yeah. Giving up is so socially unacceptable in Japan that you need to go all the way if you ever do.
>>135220093
>The deck still has typos that need fixing
So post them? We've been calling for people to post typos and errors for months and months now. Do you really expect one person to be able to spot everything? The entire project would be finished by now if people bothered to pipe up when they came across something instead of making random comments here and there which will never be found by the one anon handling everything. There is now a second page set up exactly for people to report these things on the front of the djt web page.
Anon in charge of the homepage must wonder why bother doing stuff like that if no one uses it. When you think about it, even fifty different anons using the deck and taking note of little typos and stuff they find, then posting it; the entire thing would be proof read multiple times with a fraction of the effort required.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1QNAucfhVViWzIQgPwRvFFsb0dUlfhenhG8ie7-6dwE0/pubhtml?widget=true&headers=false&chrome=false
>>135220535
Thats true, but they have 国語 lessons dont they? what do they do there in regards with kanji lists?
>>135220716
Whoa whoa, chill out anon. Read the post again. I'm talking about my first read through. If I see typos while reviewing I intend to submit them.
MERRY CHRISTMAS!
DO YOUR FUCKING REPS!
Confusing 横 and 幅 constantly. Anyone have a trick?
>>135220826
Grow eyes?
>>135220826
I've got the same problem with 故 and 枯 being unironically honest.
>>135220826
Read a lot
>>135220777
>tfw struggling to motivate self to do reps
>just want to play video games i got for christmas
>>135220766
>Whoa whoa, chill out anon.
It's valid criticism; DJT has had two projects for editing now and over the months there was one anon beside the anon working on it and currently by the looks of it another anon who posted a couple recently. If the criticism doesn't apply to you, then don't take it personally, but it needs to be fucking heard. Telling people to chill out is all well and good but it doesn't change the fact that this entire thread/general is basically the sum product of maybe four or five anons doing a lot of fucking around and if they fucked off, everything would crumble, fucking over all the potential anons looking to leave their EOP ghetto but not far enough to leave the board. DJT has the potential to get anons interested in scanlation and translation as they are getting rather agitated about the current state of placed being shut down and no one to provide. Instead of being another shitty general it could be a tool for creative growth, similar to the scanlation thread that pops up every few days or so.
Sometimes you need to start a fire to get people out of their seats.
>>135221329
>>135220716
Are you Australian?
>>135220777
MERRY CHRISTMAS
GO WATCH ANIME MAKIFAG
>>135221329
>Telling people to chill out is all well and good but it doesn't change the fact that this entire thread/general is basically the sum product of maybe four or five anons doing a lot of fucking around and if they fucked off, everything would crumble, fucking over all the potential anons looking to leave their EOP ghetto but not far enough to leave the board.
What?
That's just an exaggeration.
This is a 4chan thread, not a corporation. It will be just fine if your mythical 4-5 anons (including yourself I imagine?) fucked off. Not being ungrateful for the work put forth by various (more than 5) people over the years. Just noting that wow, no way would this thread crumble if they left. At worst, the CoR goes down and we have to re-upload a bunch of resources. Hardly a thread crumbling event. If Yuusha poster stopped making threads, someone would replace him, again, not a thread crumbling event. No idea why you're being so dramatic. And I also don't know why you're still perpetuating the idea that a few Ayn Randian anons do all the work while everyone else is lazy, because I distinctly recall a thread awhile ago where that idea was absolutely blown the fuck out. I enjoyed that thread.
>>135221329
>If the criticism doesn't apply to you, then don't take it personally, but it needs to be fucking heard.
Right, I'm not taking it personally, but blowing up just because you misunderstood/misread my post and then blowing up more when I point out your misunderstanding / assumption isn't necessary. A simple general reminder to people that the page exists instead of ranting about DJT's quality would've been fine. If people don't want to contribute, ranting about it isn't going to get them to contribute.
名古屋走り
>>135221329
>if they fucked off, everything would crumble
lol
>Not paying attention while doing flashcards
>asks you to write the compound word
>find yourself unconciously writing the wrong kanji, same reading
ex: 限定 ＞ 原定
REEEE
>>135221804
This is why you learn kanji instead of words like a dumb piece of shit.
>>135221329
>I'm important, care about me
>>135221839
エピック命名
>>135221839
I know the kanji (am learning), the problem still keeps happening!
>>135219670
Raid 5 good enough?
>>135221839
actually it's because he made the mistake of learning kanji readings
lol
>>135221910
not actively, but i did take note while learning compound words.
>>135221512
>At worst, the CoR goes down and we have to re-upload a bunch of resources.
I mean, do people even use it?
>>135221964
It's vaguely convenient, but I can't imagine anyone being that disappointed about just using the original torrents all that shit came from.
I will think about the "pillars of DJT", otherwise known as the resources upon which anyone looking to learn Japanese really needs to have (on a general basis, for example I mention kanji decks but I know not everyone uses one).
Core Pillars
- An overall explanation of the language and how it functions (Tae Kim's opening, our guide)
- Anki (incl. Core2k/6k, DOJG, kanji (rtk), and radical decks)
- Grammar guides (incl. Tae Kim, Imabi, DOJG, Japanese the Manga Way, Genki, All About Particles)
- Native Material (manga, anime, vns)
Supporting Pillars
- Jisho (or your JMdict front of choice)
- Google IME
- Texthooker (Chiitrans lite)
- Rikaisama (incl. auto import)
- CDisplayEx/HoneyViewer/Etc (for reading manga)
- Misc resources to pump and dump, use briefly but not regularly (jgram, lang8, japanese stackexchange, google, WWWJDC, koohii, tangorin, kotobank, goo, kanjidamage)
Of all of these, the only thing reliant on DJT is the "overall Japanese guide", and we have a pretty good on of that, and we have an anon remaking it to be more lightweight and generally good. The DOJG deck is more of a koohii thing in the first place, but it also utilized some DJT manpower. Otherwise, I don't really think DJT would crumble if every "creator" left, simply because as seen above all the real pillars of learning Japanese already exist and are hosted on places other than DJT. The CoR is pretty convenient for downloading a lot of things though.
>>135221964
>>135222061
I use the CoR for manga that I can't find on nyaa, it's pretty convenient. IIRC original cor guy got many of the manga from DDL and chinese places so a good portion of it isn't on torrents. Or wasn't, anyway. I also believe the DOJG deck is currently hosted on it which is also convenient. It would also be hella inconvenient if all the mega links of CoR went down, I would think, but then again I don't remember linking resources from it for awhile.
>>135222171
>- Google IME
Not even *close* to important.
>>135222244
Or microsoft IME, I meant to keep it neutral but I forgot there. Any IME. I think typing in Japanese is important.
>>135221271
>Video games.
I seriously hope you're underage or something.
>>135222336
With the advent of steam as a universal PC gaming platform, it's easy for casual internet friends to gift pretty good $3-4 games to each other.
>>135220716
>Anon in charge of the homepage must wonder why bother doing stuff like that if no one uses it.
Fixing/adding links to the homepage doesn't really take much effort. Changing a link takes me about the same amount of time as making the threads if even that much.
The form didn't take me much time to make either. I just put the form there because it's nice and visible on the main page and it's something to let people know about if they mention typos (though I wouldn't do it in such an aggressive / angry way).
>>135222315
Nah, using Google's hand drawing feature is better than simply typing.
>>135222315
You could just say "Setting up your OS to support Japanese properly", which includes good fonts (Meiryo on windows).
>>135222393
>he doesn't handwrite everything and then mail it to a Japanese person for them to type it for you and email it back to copy and paste
>>135222414
>Meiryo
Always funny to see braindead retards.
>>135222393
MS's IME has the best kanji recognition on the face of the planet (among ones that ignore stroke order of course)
>>135222393
Ha.
>>135222414
You'll have to forgive me here, I don't really know what fonts have to do with IMEs.
>>135222451
Meiryo is the only japanese font that uses truetype hinting instructions. Windows does not do autohinting.
>>135217847
nothing
>>135221804
>Doing flashcards that require you to type something.
How's that huge waste of time going?
>>135222915
Maybe if I had done that I wouldn't have fucked up 次第
>>135222374
The issue is playing games at all, not the cost of them or the ease of gifting.
>>135223036
Oh, you're just obnoxious.
>>135223036
Especially those on steam don't even have Jp language.
>>135223167
>mfw I notice Fallout 4 on steam includes full JP just like skyrim
I wish Fallout 3 had it.
>>135223249
>Fallout
YUCKO WUCKO MOMMY
>>135223036
>look at me, i'm such a grown up
>arguing about this shit on Christmas
Wew lad
>>135223586
>Wew lad
Why couldn't this shit get filtered too?
I've ran into a problem.
I started using a Radical deck a few days ago.
The deck has recall cards with the English meaning on the front which I have no use for. I had been deleting them as they came up but grew tired of it.
Today I browsed the deck and searched for the recall cards and deleted them. But somehow that also deleted the recognition cards and now I have to start the deck over. Is there any way to remove the recall cards?
This is really frustrating.
>>135223894
Open deck, study
Bottom left, edit
Format
Two tabs. Delete recall.
>>135223922
Thank you.
>>135223894
>I started using a Radical deck a few days ago.
Why?
>>135224166
Because I heard it's better to learn the radicals before learning Kanji.
>>135224249
You heard right bud
>>135224299
Stop misguiding beginners.
>>135224336
It makes perfect sense to learn radicals before learning kanji and it helps break them down a lot. I'd like to hear an argument to the contrary.
>>135224359
>I didn't learn them so you shouldn't either
All kanji have at least one semantical radical.
>>135220479
By writing them over and over.
>tfw Japanese textbooks have mnemonics for kanji
/djt/ BTFO.
>>135225249
Those books are for little children, though.
>>135217847
Parents gave me $60 a couple weeks ago for Christmas and I bought Steins;Gate 0. All that studying finally came in handy.
>>135226060
>actually buying weeb shit
I mean, don't get me wrong, but you're going to be branded for life if someone sees it.
>>135225761
You've got the kanji knowledge of a little child, it's a perfect match.
>be away for 2 hours
>only a couple new posts to read
DONT MAKE ME DO MY REPS
Word of the day: カモノハシ
良いクリスマス
>>135227344
how you gonna be naming an animal duck beak
>>135226410
It's about the capabilities of the brain, not knowledge.
>>135227862
Than why do niggers smell so badly?
>Reading Japanese the Manga Way
>It's gay and stupid
>>135227947
What did you except from a textbook that panders to weaboos
>>135227901
You just find their natural odour intimidating, which makes your brains interpret it in a negative way.
>>135227999
Do you go to r atheism also?
>>135228104
Do you believe in an invisible space fairy.
>new season to anime named K
>can't find the first season to rewatch it because of the retarded name
It didn't happen to have something else added to the name when subbers released it?
>>135228226
If you don't believe in God then why the fuck are you here?
>>135228226
I read you like how I read my bible daily. Go back to reddit.
>The current year
>People still think atheism is cool/intelligent
>>135228294
K Project, but there may be some missing. Could also check BakaBT or AB.
>Christians have no argument other than to post pictures of fedoras and scream reddit
It never stops being funny
If there are apparently so many problems with Kanji Damage, why is it in the guide?
>>135229307
Same reason RTK is. The guide is outdated trash.
>>135223036
How does it feel being a mindless puppet who can't enjoy things that people tell him he shouldn't enjoy? Probably like nothing because you're already dead.
>>135229343
It's not like the problems popped up suddenly after the guide was made. I'm guessing as more people presumably learned Japanese, they got 20/20 hindsight.
>>135229307
Because then that's one less thing for autists to argue over. The worst meme on DJT is "whatever method works best for me works best for everyone else and any other method is garbage". I haven't used KD, but still, the mindset is insufferable.
Tae Kim doesn't get enough hate.
>>135229385
Nobody here has learned Japanese, it's just beginners parroting whatever is the first thing they heard from these threads and roll with it. It also serves them as self-assurance that the method they chose was the "correct" one.
絶病《ぜつびょう》
>>135229545
I'm not fluent or anything, but I've been studying for two years, so I like to think I have a lot of experience and wisdom in both the process of self-studying and in Japanese itself. If anything, I'd be parroting Steve (forgive me, o Krashen anon), but I don't think there's anything wrong with that.
>>135229528
That's because there's nothing to hate.
How much have you spent on learning Japanese? I've bought Genki 1, Tae Kim, Japanese the Manga Way and monthly wanikani sub. Whatever that totals to.
>>135230150
two dollars for a journal to write in I guess?
>>135230150
>wanikani
I'm sorry to hear of your failure in learning Japanese.
I actually don't recall ever spending money on anything. I started with Tae Kim's guide which was free, + namasensei, and then just dove into native material with Jisho. Not sure if you'd count buying manga or VNs as "spending money on learning Japanese"
>>135230150
>fag bought Genki
That shit's going on youtube.
>>135230280
Buying VNs is probably dumber than buying learning material.
>>135230317
Thief please leave
>>135230150
DoJG books and $20 or whatever for Kuru Toga Roulette mech pencil & lead/eraser refills for it.
When I try to import the tsf file produced by epwing2anki it doesn't add any cards.
How do I get this thing to work?
>>135230388
Yeah but did you get 0.5 or 0.7?
>>135230150
I've spent up towards twenty thousand on doujinshis, if that counts.
>>135217847
Some opera DVDs and a hot-cold pack for my shitty back that's been destroyed by too many hours sitting and studying with bad posture.
I just noticed that I had a PDF of Breaking into Japanese Lit. Has classic literature JP on one side, translation and vocab on the other side. Is it in the CoR? Ctrl-F didn't bring up anything, but the guide's also somewhat disorganized (some of the Pastebins have dead MEGA links, etc.).
>>135230388
>Kuru Toga Roulette
Good choice.
I can't do it. I can't learn Japanese.
>>135231532
How much can you fit in ur butt?
Hey /djt/, I've got a little Christmas present for you!
It's 20 hours of audio books and short stories, professionally voiced and complete with fully synchronized subtitles on a simple HTML reading page I've built specially for you, so it works well with Rikai and all that crap. The content has been borrowed from roudokushoujo.com, a commercial recreational app, and reorganized to better suit the learner.
It shows you a wall of text (it had no layout information, sorry) with a little bar that highlights the current line (toggle with [h]ighlight) and automatically keeps it in view (toggle with [a]utoscroll). You can replay a line by pressing return and toggle play/pause by pressing space. The top/down arrow keys move you to the previous/next line and the left/right keys do it 10 lines at a time for faster access when you're in a hurry! It remembers the line you left off when you close your browser and it comes with two stylesheets to better suit your style, a bright one for summer time and a dark one for night hours. The dark one is the default.
The content I generated this from had its bugs and some lines are blatantly missing (Tokikake confirmed for 57 missing lines, Tetsudou no Yoru misses 49) and synchronization in Tentsudou is sometimes a bit off too (again, the raw data is to blame). I have no idea if this thing works on smartphones at all, since I don't own such a device and cross browser compatibility might be an issue too, I'm not really a web-guy and don't care for being one. Anyway, use Firefox when in doubt.
It's really the tool I wished for a long time, hopefully you can put it to some use too!
It's meant to be downloaded for offline use btw.
https://mega.nz/#!1Q0BlKCS!-fBGipyIBgIeAHH-NYxN9U9-HZduTXlo4Drn3NpDbiM
>>135232269
>notavirus.exe
>>135232323
At worst it's dolphin porn, so there's nothing to fear.
>>135228226
Wouldn't it be crazy if there was some global mobile network that all humans can connect to, and the "unknown" portions of the human brain were actually just a really fancy network adapter? But then the network went down and never came back up. And after thousands of years we've come to believe we are fully functioning humans when we're really just like smartphones with no service.
Sure would make for a great novel wouldn't it.
>>135232385
What if it's a program that deletes all your anki decks and backups?
>>135233426
It can't delete my phone
>>135232269
Cool. Will try it later.
>>135232323
In a VM.
>>135233426
It can't delete my 大和魂!
やれば出来る
>>135233692
Maybe it spreads through wifi and infects your phone too
>>135233924
Can't delete what doesn't exist, you are right
>>135233965
やればやれる
>>135233992
>not knowing that no malware can pass through a router's firewall
>>135234052
>implying he didn't find a new way around it
>>135234022
やられたらやり返す
>>135234107
>implying someone can
>tfw pussyfooting around the idea of buying fallout 4 for $60 under the excuse of using it to study Japanese
Sci-fi vocab... a good time... so tempting
>>135234384
Stop blogging please.
>>135234433
No.
>>135234451
So brave. In all seriousness though, stop behaving like a prick, this isn't /v/.
>>135234384
Fuck off.
>>>/v/
>>135234546
I'm not being a prick. I was declining his request.
>>135234592
It wasn't a request, it was a directive.
>>135234384
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6hH5aX_mLwo
The trailer actually makes me want to play with Japanese voice acting.
Die /v/, die!
>>135234658
You don't normally end directives with "please", you know. And either way, I decline.
>>135234665
I know, right? Seems like it'd be a good time and good studying.
>>135234682
>You don't normally end directives with "please", you know.
ESL, leave.
>>135234786
Not ESL. Obviously some people frame directives as requests to be more polite. The distinction is really pedantic, anyway, if you use "please" you're obviously making a request.
>>135230150
Couple hundred bucks for community college, some sets of textbooks (e.g. Minna no Nihongo) and fun stuff (Moekana/Moekanji, Yotsubato Himekuri etc.).
Picture probably somewhat related, but I DON'T CARE.
>>135234822
>Not ESL.
I don't believe you.
>>135234868
Well, that's good to hear. By which I mean, you're objectively and unambiguously wrong and knowing that fact makes me feel pretty damn good about myself.
>>135234917
Are you white? Do you speak White American?
Damn it just took me an hour to read one page of a light novel. Fuck that was awful.
>>135235576
>tfw spending an entire day just to read 100 pages of a manga
I fucking hate being sub 10,000 vocab.
Just finished all the lessons on http://mykikitori.com/index.html
Does anyone know any other sites with listening comprehension tests?
>>135235576
I'm going through the same thing with my first light novel right now. I've read only 22 pages in the last week.
whoa jisho is heaps better than jlearn
>>135235576
I know that feel, it's taken me close to 3 months to read the first volume of キノの旅
I just finished 'learning' (as in can more or less sight read) hiragana through Anki and decided to try reading something on senmanga.
I'm now learning about the wonderful world of verb conjugations! 2 hours spent on WWWJDIC and google trying to figure out what the fuck だが何かはあったみたい だね means, only to figure out that 有る and 会う have the same damn past tense conjugation. Rikaikun and KanjiTomo only showed me the definition of 会う for some damn reason.
I'm gonna go read Tae Kim now. Strangely enough I don't really feel discouraged, just kind of feel like I've gained perspective on something.
僕の自惚れわ無限
Are there any downsides to updating from Windows 7 to 8 with regard to VNs or other Japanese things? I'm considering it.
>>135236435
>Windows 7 to 8
If you're going to update, why not go to 10?
>>135236435
>windows above 7
enjoy that downgrade
>>135235576
>>135235629
>>135235850
>>135235882
At least we're suffering together....
>>135236743
>falling for the /g/ meme
8.1/10 is considerably better than 7 performance-wise, and 7 now has as much telemetry as 8/8.1/10. Don't want telemetry? Switch to a non-Ubuntu Linux distro.
>>135228104
>>135228396
http://www.notalllikethat.org/
>>135236857
頑張りましょう~
行き is a heteronym right
いき - going to(ur moms place)
ゆき - suffix bound for
anki is pulling ma dick on this one
>>135236990
>8.1/10 is considerably better than 7 performance-wise
please, enlighten us /chair-popcorn.exec
>>135236990
>7 now has as much telemetry as 8/8.1/10
You people really like saying this when most sensible people haven't been updating their windows for years.
>8.1/10 is considerably better than 7 performance-wise
Gonna need some stats for that
>>135237028
You don't need to learn vocab backwards and forwards in anki, just learn one reading and one meaning and get deeper understanding of the word from reading actual native material.
>>135237234
i guess thats it, just frustrating when its written the same way as im tryng to discern via a radical difference
I'm unable to do my reps today.
Does my journey end here?
>>135230150
At least 150 bucks in shipping.
>>135237563
Might aswell commit sudoku
>>135237563
See you in 2017
>>135237028
There's no difference in meaning between ゆき and いき. 行く can also be pronounced either ゆく or いく with no difference in meaning. Anki just has it twice to show you that it can be pronounced differently.
>>135237346
They're the same word. ゆき was an old spelling that I guess you can say has been fossilized in specific expressions, like 東京ゆき was talking about trains.
>>135237651
This, jisho only has an entry for them, pic related.
>>135237651
>There's no difference in meaning between ゆき and いき. 行く can also be pronounced either ゆく or いく with no difference in meaning
>>135237782
*one entry.
>>135230150
RTK1, DOJG, 12 volumes of manga and 2 light novels. I'd guess around 500 dollars.
Also took 18 credits worth of college Jap classes and might take more, if you include that it comes to several thousand.
>>135237563
You never really started if this was all it took to blow you over.
I'll mourn for the man you could've been.
>>135237111
>most sensible people haven't been updating their windows for years.
This. I'm running windows 7 ultimate and haven't updated it in a while now.
Is 紅葉 more commonly read as こうよう or as もみじ?
>>135238992
Japs are cucks and will choose Chinese loanwords over authentic Yamato-Kotoba any chance they have
>>135226212
It's a VN tho. Providing that he got the digital download.
>>135237651
>here's no difference in meaning between ゆき and いき.
Mount stupid personified.
>>135238992
Sino-Japanese readings are in general of a higher register, that's the difference.
Remember to sleep!
Proper sleep is important for learning.
>>135230381
You realize there's tons of links to pirated material (including learning material) in the OP right?
also
>giving nips money
>>135239446
I was one of those who, when the CoR was first released, argued that pirated material (esp. manga which is 99% of it) shouldn't be on it. People sure got butthurt.
>>135239263
Actually, I bought the physical vita version. I pirated the original for pc but the sequel had no PC version.
>>135235576
taking literal hours to read pages reminds me of when i started reading DFW. at least the japs dont do footnotes.
>>135239606
>DFW
What's that?
>>135239660
David Foster Wallace you pleb
>>135239538
calling you an idiot doesn't constitute butthurt.
On the other hand, holding that grudge for this long certainly resembles asspain.
>>135239538
>pirated material shouldn't be on it
No butthurt here, you're just a plain idiot.
>>135239559
playstation games are socially acceptable.
>>135239538
tbf, literally all of it is pirated. There wouldn't be a CoR or a rationale for it (just use google) if it was easily accessible. I just downloaded the Full Metal Panic! LNs after a google scavenger hunt and several DDL sites with a 50kbps limit.
I'd rather spend my money on food, gym and onaholes. Also I'm terrified that I might one day become a buyfag. Also ebooks > physical books. Also I am a stealth weeb surrounded by "loud & proud" weebs, and they have fucking Skynet-like senses for detecting this shit.
>>135239660
/lit/ meme. like most memes, he represents the board pretty well.
>>135239538
Yeah, you can fuck right off.
>>135239265
Care to explain yourself, smug-chan?
>>135239783
Huh? Grudge? I don't have a grudge. I am simply relating a memory. Haven't thought of it since it happened, which was awhile ago.
>>135240332
Stop posting. It's painfully obvious that you're so fucking butthurt.
>>135240499
Smh
>>135240499
DJ 蛇 ＆小さいジョン
Does the novelty of meme translation ever wear off? I hope not.
