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robotron2084 kan/ye Vultures 2. Out now?  2mo ago (image post) 303 thread views #299764

How many of you weebs actually know Japanese? I have questions.

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I studied there. No, you will not learn Japanese from watching anime if that's what you're about to ask.

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Wrong baka chan. Watashi wa ninhongodesu~~

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Memorize the entire kana set (it takes about a day) then pick up a basic grammar textbook (should be like a week at most since you're not in classes). Then buy a kanji/kana textbook (Genki) for some guidance and start grinding this (it was too powerful and the fricking jannies deleted it).

Do it cute twink. You could also take classes and learn to speak or some shit like I did but tbh you just want to be a weeb right? I want to hit on studs at the hot springs. We are not the same.

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I actually don't like anime lol. Anime would be the last reason I learn Jap.

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memorizing the entire kana set is like one of the easiest things to do el o el. In reality most people quit at 1 or 2 months in learning japanese because it's not just worth it unless you are a whitey or some bipoc that obsesses over japan because: 1. Yellow fever cel 2. anime 3. Safety and high trvst society (specially for bipocs that soy over it because xey lived in some 3rd world shithole where xey can get robbed or be involved in a shootout minutes after xey go outside). Genki and melody are great books but I doubt most people would take it seriously after xey learn that xey need to study everyday for at least 15 minutes in order to retain the information.

/r/learnjapanese is filled with the most r-slurred and average japan obsessed people that think that knowing the copy paste phrases you do see in a youtube tutorial or knowing the most basic of kanji is some sort of incredible achievement or only limit xemselves to learning the syllabaries because kanji is hard and wahhhhhh i can't learn xem it is to hard wahhhhhh.

>you will not learn Japanese from watching anime if that's what you're about to ask.

Yes you can, it's just that you will not be able to learn magically by absorbing grammar or word order or honorifics or how modifiers work. It should serve as a complementary resource, because at the end of the day, you do want to inmerse yourself in the language as much as possible, to the point that you think things in your day to day life not in english, but in japanese

>I want to hit on studs at the hot springs

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>I studied there

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Wow, you must be a JP fan.

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