aishiteru /r9k/~

/a/ ni kaette

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>>35087263
>/a/ ni kaette
iie, watashi wa /r9k/ daisuki desu ne...

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>>35087319
>iie, watashi wa /r9k/ daisuki desu ne...

>>35087164
please don't, just don't...

orega

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>>35087817
>please don't, just don't...
doushite?

nan no tame ni kono sure o tsukutta no?

>>35088135
I just can't, that's why

All of you should fucking kill yourselves

>>35087164
B-baka nano?

>>35087164
ching chong chang speak english gook

>>35087319
hontou? doushite? /r9k/ wa kurai dayone

Japanese is impossible to understand without kanji. If you dislike kanji youre a retard.

>>35089033
>Japanese is impossible to understand without kanji.
>tfw my Japanese class doesn't learn the kanji for most vocabulary
>tfw I do, but exercises are all written with hiragana anyway
People who bitch about kanji being are hard are just lazy fucks.

>>35089082
We had to do some comprehension exercises in my japanese class and when words are just written in kana it makes it 100 times harder to understand what is meant than when its the kanji.

Not only is it hard to tell where one word ends and the next begins or what is and what isnt a particle you also cant tell which of multiple homonyms it is (and japanese has a lot of homonyms) without just guessing from the context.

I hate it when things are written without kanji. Youre right as well. Kanji arent that hard to learn and if you know the radicals it makes it pretty easy (take kurai as an example. It means gloomy, the radicals are day and sound. I interpret it as every day sounds the same which sounds gloomy to me).

Not to mention, if you actually go to Japan i doubt everything will be written in kana conveniently for you. Theyre going to use Kanji.

>>35087319
Why ruin my childhood

>>35089033
Git gud friendo. Go play some old console rpgs.

>>35089154
rubi are everywhere in Japan.

>>35089342
>git gud friendo
I think you misunderstood. I like kanji.
>rubi are everywhere in japan
you mean furigana? I had to google rubi because i havent heard them called that. I imagine they are but theyre not on everything. I bought some sake and the label has loads of kanji and no furigana. If you wanted a job as well i dont think theyd take an application form written like a 8 year old seriously.

>/r9k/ ni hiragana to kanji de kaita posuto wo kakekomi koto ga dekinai toki ni, sono kanjou

>>35089475
soudesune. kana wa arimasen node sono posuto ha rikai ni kuidesu.

posuto had me confused for too long. Why cant /r9k/ use unicode?

>>35089617
Supposedly, it's to prevent people from bypassing the bot with special characters. Which is pretty retarded because everyone just writes extremely mutated versions of "oregano" at the bottom of their post anyway.

Botto wa shindara ii