Daily Japanese Thread DJT #1874

>>76792486
imma start learning japanese, nice guide whoever created it

>>76792690
when I started learning japanese I did it without any guides, just a bunch of learning material and the sole goal of understanding animu
in hindsight it's almost a miracle that I didn't give up even though I wasted so much time with dumb shit

俺は日本語です、外人豚でてけ

>>76794066
The mega link in the cor to download vjg keeps failing for no known reason

I'm far, far too fancy to stream grammar guides. you should know this about me

>>76794195
Download the videos from the website with a browser add-on which downloads embedded media. I use FlashGot for these sorts of things.
flashgot.net

>>76794195
This is the chapter on the て form, from the book, Japanese: the Manga Way.
If it was helpful, download the full .pdf from the CoR.
https://my.mixtape.moe/qznfbi.pdf

>tfw burning out on kanji
I didn't listen

will reading books make me better at having conversations?

火事の場合、呼ぶ911
>in case of fire, call 911
Is this right?

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uhhhhhhhhhhhh, what do?

>>76795429
well, reading books will make you better at pretty much anything, so yea I guess

>>76796148
books are a kind of mental masturbation basically equivalent to television when they're not used properly

>>76793518
>you are increasing the amount of reviews, which increases your retention
this is my first day with increased reviews though, so I won't reap the benefits until the next day yet I somehow broke records that I haven't had since I started, with barely any sleep too

maybe it was my mindset? I'll probably go back to awful retention tomorrow

>>76796397
>books
>when they're not used properly
Aside from dropping the name, would you mind expanding on this?

>>76796074
don't worry, this just means that your database was opened for writing, and when it was closed, a piece of data was supposed to be deleted but it wasn't. All your data is probably safe.

First of all, try rebooting your computer; some other process might have opened your database and rebooting might make that process clean up.

If that doesn't work reply to me because for some reason I can't find a foolproof way to unlock the db. I'm still searching. If that doesn't work, you might have to restore from a backup as the error suggests; the process for doing so is detailed in the manual.

>>76796074
>>76797013

ok, so, after a bit more investigation, it looks like sqlite cannot mantain a lock after a reboot, since it's handled by the operating system. I'm reasonably confident that a reboot will fix your issue.

nice

https://futurism.com/japan-just-revealed-plans-to-put-an-astronaut-on-the-moon-by-2030/

>>76797339
Feels so moon.

>>76797339
if they write a kanji on the moon it will literally become a moonrune

nihongonomori is better than tae kim

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>>76798171
ワロタ

>>76796970
You don't learn or grow by reading alone*, in the same sense that you don't learn or grow by watching reality TV.**

The words just pass your face and your mind imagines the story and that's all. All you gain is entertainment. You have to care and pay attention, sometimes even considering only tangentially related topics in order to squeeze good brain juice out of most trash fiction or internet articles. Additionally, if you're only considering the author's perspective, and absorbing only that as fact, it's sort of an intellectual cuckoldry where your mind-wife gets blacked.

*Except in the context of reading material in a jew language, as we're doing, where care and attention are made and there are a lot of low-hanging fruit to extract.
**Except in the context of watching reality TV in a new language, as we're doing, where care and attention are made and there are a lot of low-hanging fruit to extract.

tl;dr: words and images pass your face like cocks

has anyone heard of the expression 幅にする meaning "to get ones way" or "to boast".
Some one who told me they were japanese also told me its not a thing. And yet i found it on some web dictionary.
Is it just not used?

>>76793558
俺は英語です。
いずれフランス語になるつもりです。

>>76799566
maybe that person just never heard it before or it's more a regional thing or something
anyway it's on weblio so I guess it should be fine

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>>76799656
Someone named Usako told me this.

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I made an anki deck with 8000 japanese sentences, with audio, sorted from easiest to hardest.

https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/1607603368

Tell me what do you think. Do you think I should have been clearer on the description?

I suck with reading passive verbs.

In this sentence is a relative passive verb clause: 旅行や仕事などで日本に来た外国人が病気になったりけがをしたりして、救急車で運ばれる人が増えています。 For 救急車で運ばれる人, is the purpose of the passive form to show that that the "transported by ambulance" is being done to that person, i.e. "person transported by ambulance" rather than "person who transported by ambulance" (meaning that person physically drove the ambulance, transporting something)?

>>76800840
Yes.
>運ぶ人
person who carries
>運ばれる人
person being carried

>>76800840
I remember the guy doing that Spoonfed Chinese deck arguing that something like this would be good for Japanese listening.

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>>76801198
For a second there I thought you were considering that the injured persons were driving the ambulances themselves.

>>76801198
>救急車で運ばれる人
people that get transported by an ambulance

I don't quite what else is there to interpret

>>76801685
The sentences were translated from English by native japanese speakers, so it is supposed to be right. Thanks for the input.

>>76802278
i think he tagged the wrong post

http://www.strawpoll.me/13353986
http://www.strawpoll.me/13353986
http://www.strawpoll.me/13353986
http://www.strawpoll.me/13353986
Poll of GARGANTUAN importance

Please help me make sense of their conversation here.
Context is that she was just home from a long trip.
"I had to carry a lot so just warm is fine"? I don't get it, is she talking about the aircon or the food?

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>>76802804
Oops

>>76802804
>>76802845
not too sure either, maybe it refers to reheaiting leftovers or ready-made meals you just have to heat

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I was looking for LNs on amazon.co.jp and noticed that it says "this title is not available in your country" on the kindle versions.
Is there a way to buy them anyway? Would be nice to avoid shipping costs and customs.

>>76801685
Yeah, I meant to cite >>76801198.

By the way, although you would probably always interpret 運ぶ人 as "carrier", it's technically ambiguous without context. Look at these:

>一緒に食べるご飯は美味しい。
Meals we eat together are delicious.
>一緒に食べる人は嬉しい。
People who eat together are happy.

The reason for this is that the subject of the relative clause is omitted, and we assume it from context.

>>76803313
Rakuten has an epub for cheaper: http://books.rakuten.co.jp/rb/13231955/

For Amazon, try using a fake address and a Japanese VPN:
http://www.vpngate.net/en/

Please consider stripping the DRM after with https://apprenticealf.wordpress.com/ and sharing it with us.

>>76802845
dude is going to make dinner

bitch said "it's ok, just warm up something ( leftover or bento or stuffs?) , since (you,dude) had to carried alot of stuff"

>>76804603
>since i've made you worked a lot today, i don't want to further tired you, just go microwave some shit

>>76804603
Yeah, I figured as much. But wouldn't that usually involve at least a 何か or 温めるん?

>>76804301
>Please consider stripping the DRM after with https://apprenticealf.wordpress.com/ and sharing it with us.
Well I don't own an e-reader yet, but I guess I'll finally get one.
BTW you can't read epub on a default kindle am I right?

>>76804698

subject/object get omitted here and there frequently.

also, she's not answering what(stuff) she wanted for dinner.
she's talking about what (action) she wants from dude.
>dude wants to "cook"
>bitch says it's ok to just do "warmup" (object omitted)

Target of the action "warmup" is obvious as fuck here.
Also, although not exclusively, 温める get associated to food most of the time.

>>76805539
>BTW you can't read epub on a default kindle am I right?

You can't. But after you strip the DRM, you can convert it with Kindle Previewer. Calibre can also convert, but I believe it doesn't retain the vertical text.

この間初めて聞いたけれど、愛液の嫌な男性が本当にいるの?

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>>76806704
>愛液の嫌な男性

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>>76806704
>>76807749
oh forget it, I thought you were writing ような but with kanji 様な

>>76805539
Rakuten is really easy when it comes to stripping DRM. If you ever want to grab digital books/manga/light novels from there and need help setting up an account or freeing it from the DRM shackles, ask for help in the thread or Discord. As long as it is quoting the op it won't get lost among other posts.

>>76808142
>>76804301
About Rakuten, when creating an account do I have to use a fake adress etc.?
What payment method do they accept? I got paypal and a visa.

What payment method would you use for amazon, considering I should use a fake address buying with a german credit card would be suspicious wouldn't it?

>>76809095
https://pastebin.com/urPnK5KC

Had to pastebin the reply, sorry. Even omitting URLs triggered the stupid fucking spam filter. Fuck you moot and fuck you hiro but most of all, fuck the police.

>>76809917
Alright thank you anon.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NNaa3-NaXfM

Gibe more. I'll watch these for now, let's see how many parts are there.
>Italian not rolling Rs, using Ls

>>76810589
Hilarious I would like to hear the German version.

>>76811086
Weird part is the Protuguese sounded very European, even though the guy apparently speaks (Brazilian) Portuguese really well on his more recent videos.

>>76810589
>tfw I never learned to roll Rs

>>76811534
W-Why can't you, are you not Italian or an abnormality?

In Portuguese that sound is used regardless of dialect, but I recently discovered a friend of mine who has no problem saying words that contain it (i.e. Caralho) is UNABLE to hold the rolling sound. So he's able to do the tap, but not the constant, nonstop RRRRRRRRRRRRRR. Blew my mind.

>>76811684
Can you post a vocaroo of what you mean?
Wondering what kind of R you mean.

>>76810589
That first "Noob American" accent was painful to listen to.

>>76811684
I am Italian, I just never figured out how to make that sound. Sometimes I still try to learn it but with no luck..

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今日スレがいつもより遅いだね
この投稿は最後のバンプだという訳で、これからよろしくお願いいたします

>>76819504
New anime season, RIP DJT.

Should I bother with grader readers?

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> って
Explain this.

>>76820399
Open up literally any grammar guide and ctrl+f it.

>>76820399
I feel like this is often equivalent to a colloquial は.

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>>76820399

>>76812171
>Can you post a vocaroo of what you mean?
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1ehQAKNFPth

>>76812670
Shit, nigga. Maybe it's some kind of speech impediment, being physically not projected to do it. For instance, people with a lisp sometimes have it because their sublingual frenulum is too long and doesn't allow the tip of the tongue to articulate as freely.

Anyone know an easy way to change the font of cards in the Core anki deck? I want to change it to the textbook style font but all I can see on google is changing it for each individual card.

Also want to be able to hide the English translation of the sample sentence until I hover over it but that's less important.

>>76823898
> I want to change it to the textbook style font but all I can see on google is changing it for each individual card.

You're probably misunderstanding. The card template affects all cards.

>Also want to be able to hide the English translation of the sample sentence until I hover over it but that's less important.

Card template: <div class="hint">{{Sentence-English}}</div>
Styling: .hint { background-color: black; color: black } .hint:hover { color: white }

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Has anyone else started learning Japanese so they don't have to be an EOP with VNs? How long do you think it typically takes before you're able to read a moege? About a year or two of study? I've been doing anki at 30 words per day and having a blast so far, I'm curious to when I can move onto reading though

>>76826353
Look at the "Images" section of the CoR, there are charts with easy to hard VNs there

>>76826385
well i'm mostly just looking on a timeframe of when I can start at a decent level, not looking for VN's
so like I said, ~1 year at 30 new cards per day seem good?

>>76826353
You can start reading whenever you want to start reading. It will be slow going at first, so if even a manga with a high image to dialogue ratio is too slow, keep doing Anki for awhile. You can also keep doing Anki after you start reading of course. If you're dedicated enough to do 30 words everyday you could be enjoyably reading moege in a year.

By the way all those reviews you're doing in Anki are not strictly necessary. Your ability to passively recognize words in context is higher than you think when you're just exposed naturally a couple times in the context of reading.

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>>76826748
>If you're dedicated enough to do 30 words everyday you could be enjoyably reading moege in a year.
this makes me really happy to hear
>By the way all those reviews you're doing in Anki are not strictly necessary. Your ability to passively recognize words in context is higher than you think when you're just exposed naturally a couple times in the context of reading.
that does seem true, but I only started about a week ago, I think it might do me well to go maybe a month or two before I jump into reading, even things like Yotsuba
I'm extremely happy that the Core 2k deck is teaching kanji though, I was worried it would simplify everything into kana that would never be used for certain words

>>76826950
To be clear 30 words a day, everyday, for one year gets you to 10k words. That's way overkill (although you'll need a vocabulary of that size eventually) and there's no way you'll keep it up. And you shouldn't keep it up before focusing on other things.

What I meant was if you can keep anywhere near that level of motivation up you'll be at a very good level in a year. For reference I started reading Yotsubato a couple months after I first started Japanese (5 or 6 years ago).

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>>76827031
so you think eventually i'll have to set it back to like 20 words, and then 10, etc etc? Do you think i should maybe wait until I finish 2k to start reading, and cut down on the 30 cards when I finish 6k?

>>76827098
>Do you think i should maybe wait until I finish 2k to start reading,
No, start reading right away.

>>76827115
so I should make a separate deck for mining, and do that every day, but with way less than 30 cards per day? I feel like if I start reading now, at my level, i'd be putting in literally every single word I find, i'm not very far into learning vocab as I stated before

>>76827098
>>76827146

Waiting for the 2k wouldn't be a bad idea. But the thing is when you actually start reading you'll run into a lot of new words. Probably more than 30 each chapter. So it might be more efficient (for awhile at least) to start reading rather than go on to the 6k. Once you aren't running into new words as much you can always go back to the 6k to efficiently pick up what you missed.

I strongly strongly disagree with "mining." It will kill your enthusiasm. Just look up the words when you see them and you'll be surprised how often you already know what it means next time you see it.

>>76827195
>>76827115
I feel like with the amount of new words i'd be exposed to, I would probably end up forgetting the ones I find in context by the time I see them again

>>76827286
You'll end up looking up the same word more than once, definitely. But think of those as your reviews. The whole idea with Anki is you are getting spaced repetition with your reviews, but you are already getting that repetition of the same words through reading.

>>76827340
oh, I suppose
what would you recommend reading, Yotsuba or a VN that I can easily parse?

>>76827366
I'd recommend Yotsuba. It was recommended to me 5 years ago, and it's for a good reason. Even though it's an enjoyable story, a larger portion of it is told through images than most other things.

Even "dumb" VN that use a lot of cliches will be much harder since nearly everything is told through text.

I read a manga recently that reminded me of Yotsubato in some ways, Fujiyama-san wa Shishunki, I'm not sure how hard it will be though.

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>>76827421
alright, i'll probably attempt Yotsuba tomorrow
so basically, in your opinion, don't mine, just act as though looking up the word every time is your review, and don't feel discouraged as I will be looking up a ton of words?

>>76827437
Yes. I don't think Core is a bad thing, because someone already went through the trouble of putting together. And if readings too tough now I don't think it's a bad idea to keep doing Core.

But when you read yes my opinion is you should not bother saving the new words you look up.

Good luck man, keep up the enthusiasm!

>>76822755
>http://vocaroo.com/i/s1ehQAKNFPth
Okay that's kinda weird indeed.
Thx for the reply, I thought it might be a different sound but it was just like expected it.

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>1950 kanji to go

>haven't opened anki in about 2 months
>mfw I'm too scared to open it now

>>76826353
>doing anki at 30 words per day
That's a lot. I don't mean to sound condescending, but, are you a NEET? 30 a day is quite taxing if you have other things on your plate. Are you finding retention an issue?

>>76829032
Open it, depending on the amount of reviews I'll give you adivce.
I survived having 3k reviews in the past.

>>76829444
wew, I only have 400 reviews, I was expecting something higher
I'm currently on uni holidays so I have no excuse, I should really catch up.

How did you deal with 3k reviews? Did you force yourself to do 150 every night before bed or something for ages?

>>76829638
500 reviews everyday and setting the minimum interval to 3-4 days instead of 1 which essentially split the amount of reviews every day for the cards I forgot.

And I forgot a lot, I had to relearn 100+ cards everyday.

how many years does it take to talk confidently

>>76830539
too late

At what point should I start only using a jap⇒jap dictionary to find the words im looking for

>>76831812
when you have a good grasp of all synonyms and their different nuances, so basically semi-fluency

>>76827031
>That's way overkill

I respectfully disagree. Some people even go to 50/day, and I can sustain 60/day for less than a week.

I think 30/day is a good objective if you want to dedicate at least 2-3h/day to japanese (not to anki, to japanese in general)

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Hello friends, could someone help with checking my translations? Much appreciated.

>>76832498
what software is that?

>>76832540
What? I'm using the easy NHK news website and c/p into my one note and then screenshot it.

Here's the website if you're curious. http://www3.nhk.or.jp/news/easy/k10011041731000/k10011041731000.html

>>76832498
that one sentence says that the ICBM can fly farther than the north korean missiles that came before it

>>76832687
Ohh I see! Thanks :)

>>76800840
This deck looks neat
Think I should start it before or after i do the core 6k?

>>76833306
How long have you been reading/translating those NHK articles, man?

>>76833477
Um like a few weeks ago, why? My tense and grammar is probably all messed up but I try...

>>76834198
I'm not sure but I think you are fucking yourself over by only reading NHK easy news.
I'm a beginner myself but I noticed NHK easy is using a weird kind of language often using the same phrases etc. so you should read something else every once in a while.

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This is No.1 Japanese Youtuber!!

https://youtu.be/o0ubgQsk9pI

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>>76800840
In case anyone wants to check out your deck but not interested in downloading the media:

Version without English audio:
https://mega.nz/#!uMUwTRpS!cMm-ULkl-rdKFJGl_byZv4V-Ljm7jC4IyOMZhHziJHw

Version without any audio
https://mega.nz/#!HFURmLgZ!AZXIWNG3zRIlkGfoKsxzi3YmuDr3z0_Cg5A0iJOl-Wg


>>76834198
>why?
好奇心だけだけど
Noticed this sort of thing posted a little while back and assumed it was the same anon.

>but I try...
Translation is something I try to avoid so you're trying harder than I do, at least. Do you add any words of personal interest to Anki, or anything like that?

>>76834483
Haha I'm probably that anon then. Why do you try to avoid it? Is it similar to what >>76834371 said? I only did it after I finished both genki and don't know where to go from there. I tried Tobira but the articles weren't that interesting idk...

>>76835325
>Why do you try to avoid it?
It's really hard for me to produce an English translation that doesn't feel like it is missing vital nuances, as well as it is a lot less taxing to understand Japanese in Japanese instead of trying to break it into English.
For myself it basically boils down to translation not personally interesting me, which may be due in part to the effort involved.

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>>76830539
lol
it is no meaning to wast 5y in DJT
if you want so, come to JT and shitpost in Japanese
>>76832498
「ICBMは、今いままでの北朝鮮のミサイルより遠くまで飛とびます」
The ICBM can fly farther than the conventional missiles which were made by North Korea until now.

>>76836232
fuck off

>>76835746
i do feel rather awkward at times, trying to get all the 'nuances' right but my desire for improvement overpowers the need for perfectionism. maybe my translations are riddled with mistakes but so be it if it means i'm pushing myself and exposing myself to japanese media on a daily basis. do you have recommendations for what i could be using at my level?

>>76836232
You're one silly cunt in dire need of a being taken out to the back paddock.

>>76835746
>>76836326

to follow on from what i said before, my daily routine currently consists of (at least, i try):

10 new vocab -- i physically make the cards myself so i can review them whenever i have time i.e. on the bus, when i'm waiting at the doctors etc.
i write these out a few times before letting them accumulate onto my daily deck
2 NHK articles (mainly for the reading aspect)
45 mins of japanese drama/anime

i got up to around N4 grammar and want to solidify everything, while also bringing my vocab up to par (somewhat mid N4 level) before progressing. i might go back to genki and tae kim grammar just to reinforce it. because of all the private study my speaking is atrocious :x

>>76832448
Well, good for you then. If you can keep it up for a year or two, and still actually recognize those words outside of anki, you'll build your vocabulary faster than I did.

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>>76832498
「北朝鮮は、アメリカまで飛ぶミサイルを準備していると言いっていましたが、ICBMを発射したと発表したのは初はじめてです」
North Korea had said that they prepared a missile being able to arrive at the United States, but this is the first time that it announced that they had fired ICBM
>>76836429
lol
you retard, say such a thing after you became able to understand Japanese directly.

Don't come to Japanese Thread! Only retards writing poor form Japanese and automatic spam that leaves no room for conversation, quoting you all the time.

Somebody help me understand あくまで(も) and why the fucking Japanese like playing around with this word so much

>>76792486
What's the best way to learn kanji on a ios device?

>>76836902
お前の癌性の存在感のせいで、スレが死んでいく
出て行け

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>>76837585
Of course, you don't have to come.
>>76837682
like this:
彼はあくまでも思い通りにしようとする。
He will have his own way.
しかしながら、あくまでも平和解決への努力を続けべきです。
However, we should continue our efforts for a peaceful settlement.

refer to http://www.weblio.jp/content/%E3%81%82%E3%81%8F%E3%81%BE%E3%81%A7
>>76837865
native Japaneseとの対話を拒否するのならば、/int/にいる価値はない。
/a/に戻るか、/jp/に行け。

>>76837686
Please respond I already finished the kana and the anki is 25€ in the store I don't know where to go from here

>>76838240
>and the anki is 25€ in the store
Do you know how much a full language course would cost you?
Do you know how much your Applecrap costed you (or your father)?
Do you know how much you're saving by pirating pretty much everything else with the CoR?
Do you know how better it is to study at your computer, and how phones shouldn't be your main tool?
Get a gripa yerseif, laddie.

>>76838393
>he didn't learn Japanese by using oldschool textsbooks and writing flashcards by hand

>>76838471
The ultimate combination is computer + (fude)pen and paper. Phones are only practical to do flashcards or listen to stuff while you're busy in real life and can't reach a PC.

Even then, doing them on the PC is superior because it's easier to check stuff on dictionaries and do additional research right away, and when playing stuff it's easier to go back, or simultaneously read an accompanying transcription, etc. Phones are how you edge-in some study time when you are not under favorable circumstances of free time.

>>76838393
>
Don't care
Irrelevant
Who said anything about pirating?
Don't care
A simple yes or no would've been enough I'm just more comfortable with an iPad than any other if there isn't any alternatives I'll just use the PC

>>76837686
>What's the best way to learn kanji on a ios device?
Anki.

>>76838639
>Phones are only practical to do flashcards or listen to stuff while you're busy in real life and can't reach a PC.
I think that's subjective. I use RDP to use anki with my custom scheduling on my tablet and I prefer it to the computer.

>>76838799
Probably would have been a lot more comfortable typing that post with a real keyboard.

>>76836902
GO
AWAY
CUNT

>>76839255
nah I'm good

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Is my handwriting ok so far?

>>76839565
Nice Rs.

>>76839732
I'm referring to the Japanese, specifically ke.
that how nearly everybody I know writes their K's.

I fucking hate phone posting. I really should proofread.

>>76839804
> specifically ke.

It's too angular. That little hook at the bottom of the first stroke in け is just there because the writer flicks towards the next stroke.

>>76839565
>ha hhi hu he ho
Your Japanese looks better than your English. But it has a charm to it, too.

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>>76838393
>Do you know how better it is to study at your computer
Table+Ankidroid master race.

>>76838471
even though I'm currently creating a anki deck from my handwritten vocab books I still think it's important that I keep writing shit down, some parts just get burnt into your brain in a way that anki won't match (it has its own advantages of course)
I'm not sure how many kanji I could write from memory alone, but I'd say it's at least a few hundred

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>All my rare cards were deleted... Even though I invested all of our money into them...

What does the next part say? "If anything, the time of people that are addicted to online games being hit with a ban is declining" or something like that?

>>76832498
Although NK had been saying they wanted to make USA reaching missle, this is the first time they announced launching of an ICBM.
Quote NK "Since we're holding nuclear weapon and ICBM now, maybe murrica will no longer be able to threatened us with nuclear war"

>>76839565
Your japanese looks like a little kid's and your english looks like a mental patient's

>>76839565
your い and え look a bit weird to me, but other than that it's fine

>>76839565
Better than mine my English and Japanese handwriting are atrocious. I've been switching between Pen/Pencil to see how I do but generally seem better with Pen.

>>76839565
your S looks like the SS logo

>>76841107
I have no idea what the context is (what happened, who's speaking etc.) but this is at least much closer than what you have

>No that's not right!? If anything it was the depression that happened when the people that payed for the game [廃課金者] were hit with a [ate a] ban.

>>76842720
Oh, I think I get it now (context is a little ridiculous so I didn't include it, but it does make more sense now)
Thanks a lot

>>76795769
>火事の場合、呼ぶ911
>>in case of fire, call 911
>Is this right?

火事の場合で、911を呼んでくだだい
?

Just saw a guy with a shirt that said 無法者 on it on the grocery store.
Felt the urge to tell him what it meant, but didn't want to look like a showoff or to talk to a brown chad.

why is を usually writen in romanji as "o" instead of "wo" and へ as "e" instead of "he"

>>76844437
What is a romanji? You don't see really informed on the subject.

>>76844437
because you'd pronounce it totally wrong if you don't know any japanese

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>>76844437
>"""romanji"""

>>76844437
because there actually are twelve hundred thousands romaji systems and most of them are retarded and can't be mapped losslessly back and forth

>>76839565
Your き and さ look like computer font. They're normally different when handwritten, sort of like the letter a in English.

>>76844051
>火事の場合で
I think 場合は is more natural

バンプ

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>>76844342
It says "justice".

>>76847812
welp i'm just following the stroke order gifs on wikipedia

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>tfe retention went from 86% to 71%

>>76847812
>They're normally different when handwritten, sort of like the letter a in English.
Fuck you, you disgusting barbarian. If you're writing by hand but not in cursive, you'd better put that line above your [a]s.

>>76854836
>you disgusting barbarian
>Brazilian

Received an email prompt that きんいろモザイク volume 8 is due to be published tomorrow. If a digital version is up, I'll grab it and post the volume 1~8 mega link in the thread.

These automated alerts are sent via a site called Alert Shop Bell
http://alert.shop-bell.com/

If you're the sort of anon who has a sizable list of series you're keeping an eye on, I definitely recommend using this site. For the handful of alerts they've sent me, all of them have been spot on with the assumed release dates.

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>>76844051
In case of fire, please call 119.
火事の場合、119番に電話してください
>>76844437
In ancient Japanese 1300 years ago, it was pronounced like that
>>76851403
露璃魂
The soul of the lolicon

Come to JT
Threads like DJT where ignorant one teaches mutually do not make sense

>just finished 60 days
>already starting to get overwhelmed on the Core deck
Being a brainlet sucks. I guess I'll disable new cards until I get this under control.

>>76857992
How many? When you get back to it, try to go 5~10 cards slower.

>>76857729
I went to JT, but it seems there is one Brazilian guy that posts exactly once every minute, and the content of his posts didn't seem to make sense to me. Maybe it's because I'm ignorant though.

>>76858092
It isn't even the amount of reviews, it only reached a high of 167 today. It is the rapidly decreasing retention. Last week it was around 70-80% then every single day it decreased. Today it was 41%.

先行けっつってる
What is けっつってる slang for?

最近の若者は難しい本をよまな読まない傾向がある...

>>76858253
先行けって言ってる

>>76858510
I still don't understand
The sentence is this
こうやってグダグダ立ち止まってねぇで、少しでも先行けっつってるだけだ!

Does anyone have a mirror to the kanzen N2 anki deck? The link in the cornucopia of resources is dead.

>>76858761
っつってる is と言ってる
行け is imperative form of 行く
I'm just telling you to move forward even if only a little bit

>>76858969
Fixed it.
https://mega.nz/#F!JRIUTJbT!YTRX8HfvW5Sbwo1jpFi5NQ

>>76859316
Awesome thanks!

>>76859301
I thought it was せんこう instead of さきいけ for some reason
I feel really stupid now

Thanks for the help guys

>>76858969
>>76859316
Would an N2 be good enough for employers to work in Japan?

>>76859684
No, an N1 is the only one that carries any weight whatsoever. Sure, an N2 might be "functionally" good enough, but when they have the choice between you, an N2, and the other guy, an N1, guess who gets the job?

>>76859707
Well fuck, have you sat the N1 examination?

>>76858205
I mean new cards amount. 10 reviews wouldn't even make a ripple.

>>76859794
I just set them to zero until I can pick up the pace again.

>>76859827
Yes.

>>76859858
Oh, wow. I'm thick. Sorry, I've been kinda under the weather. Just 20.