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日本語スッレド
| Japanese Surredo?
| Oh
| Thread.
カタカナは混乱です。
| なるほど
-「ぐ」レップ
| 夜だよ、静かにしてください。
| ううん
| I wish to learn japanese.. :o
| But i wish learn german first :/
| But i wish learn german first :/
| I have respect for people who learn languages just because for no particular purpose. But at least learn a language that you're going to use at some point.
| >>c0bfa8 German Language ~ Neighbour country
Japanese ~ Watch anime and talking with japanese guys over net xD
| >>321653
Deutsch ist eine tolle, eher präzise Sprache. I've heard that German's quite hard to learn for non natives, I can only imagine.
| yes hard is :/ But my language is hard too for non natives xd
| Idk if i want really pearn japanese. Its unuseful in europe. But i think that its really cool language :) And japanese symbols at places like twitter, Tumblr looks cool xD naah i am weird
| Konichiwa
| Watashi wa ****** desu (i hope i write it right xd)
| >>ea55ca
If you want to do it, then put your mind to it and you'll succeed. It's gonna take some work but you'll eventually learn it one day. Try to find ways to make it enjoyable.
-gr/a/pe
| I can barely read yotsubato!
| Am I cool yet?
| ロリコン
| 私はロリが大好き
| >>322425 そうでしょかな？そうとは思いませんけれど…
| 美味しい卵
| >>321711 I have always thought japanese in anime sounds really cool. Way cooler than english or russian dubs I watched before, but never considered it to be worth the learning time. I wanted to play a certain visual novel at some point and it was untranslated.
I started learning it a year and 2 months ago and I feel very satisfied with myself now. I can do JLPT2 with minimum mistakes, except the last listening part however. Took me 1-2 hrs daily average. Takes patience and steps.
| >>323703 g/u/rl, jlpt2 in 1years and 2 months? That sounds way too good to be true. Don't you mean 4
| みんなが大好き
| As for beginner manga, try reading stuff like Doraemon and Chibi-Maruko chan they aren't that heavy on the kanji and have furigana (hiragana over the kanji) in them.
| >>323729
Yeah Genki is the most popular book.
It has some faults but if you go it you could jump in to a japanese class
| Like >>a9ebcd said, classes are good too
I learned most of what I know now from classes and are still attending them, >>323729
| >>323719 Well. I so far have done the example questions on jlpt website. One where there's lots of examples for a single jlpt question. I've made 0-2 mistake in each sample question and it feels like a good result. Listening is difficult. Distinguishing jukugo words by ear is hard as one combination of kana sounds is usually used for multiple kanji. Hell I'm not sure I'd tell hair god or paper apart and its not even a jukugo, only by context. And it did took me a year.
| >>323729 I don't have any particular advise for kana. It's not difficult. I think I used memrise for it back in the day, but you can do it with no tools at all I'm certain. For grammar I have used Tae Kim's grammar guide. It is very beginner level, but it serves it's purpose well. Just read it critically. Also I have been reading two visual novels with the help of ithvnr and rikai... tools for looking up words. Finished one and read half of the other.
| Last but not least WaniKani. I liked learning kanji with it. Have to do it critically as well. Their radicals are tool of their own creation and what a silly tool it is most times. But it offers you a course of kanji with a good pace. It's the only thing I'm totally doing daily and the easiest one. First 3 levels are free if you fancy a try.
| 二年ごろ日本語を勉強しました。
でも丈ちょっとのがわかいです。
I've studied Japanese for about two years but I understand only a little
| How do I learn kanji and words? Should I learn all words related to kanji and it's meaning or just words I come across?
| >>324172
My recommendation is study the words in a related group. Like places, location words, items, counters (words used for counting there is A LOT)
And practice the kanji as you do.
| まず中国語を勉強しただから漢字がちょっと難しくない。But my grammar is still totally shit.
| You can't put だ or です after verbs. Got to put no first in that case. Or write only から. And あまりに instead of ちょっと. Is Chinese grammar easier? They use way more kanji than Japanese 常用2000 something.
| この場所の人のことが好きだよ!
| Helou may frendo
| >>4165e5 Chinese grammar is a lot easier. I know about 1300 characters. Let's say characters and Kanji often have no equal translation but I can guess the context and pronunciation. 私=I but in Chinese it's something like "private"
| >>325938 I would say the Chinese is a lot harder than Japanese, because of the share number of hanzi Chinese use and all the tones in pronounciation.
| 漢字はちょっと難しいです
| What does まず mean?
| Where are the subtitles?
| サブタイタルーをどこですか?
| >>326049 I will assume you mean ます, and not まず (meaning first or primarily)(e.g. まずは, first of all)
Godan verbs have endings based on which form you use. ます is used in the infinite form of godan verbs.
行く is the dictionary form, meaning "to go"
行きます is the infinite form, meaning "going"
| How much Kanji should one study in a day/week?
| >>325938 it does also have this meaning in Japanese. Like in 私立 私鉄 or 私塾 Kanji often have multiple meanings in Japanese. With 私 only kun reading means I as I understand
| is this a japanese class now?
| お!
| っていうかこのスレに投稿してる人ってほとんど"google translate"とか使ってるでしょ。実際に日本語分かる人っている?
| 死にたいですよ。
| 青いはともかく、シアンは走ればいいのに...
| シアンって何だ
| 偽物
| Rough translation for cyan:
>>a77e20 isn't the majority using ggl translate in this thread? Are there people that actually understand Japanese here?
>>f4080e Ah ! The real thing appeared. Escape everybody, sprint as fast as you can!
>>01c6e8 I want to die
>>330989
>>f4080e whatever for blue, cyan should have just run
>>e9a723 What's "cyan"
>>f4080e that corpse>>0fffef
>>0fffef what? speak English please
>>e9a723 fake
| It's OK cyan, I've been there too. I did try to warn you tho www
| So cyan is a color. I was thinking bout it for days lol
| There's 水色 which I think means the same so the thought of another color with gairaigo didnt occur to me. Context of the f4080e's post made me understand.
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