#日本語
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It's starting, gyze
I forgot what わがまま is in English. I can't pick a word that fits it
About time I forget English to make some space in my mind for a language I'm never gonna use
selfish fits most of the time id say
got my itinerary almost done now 
Yokohama --> Kagoshima --> Fukuoka --> Hiroshima --> Fukuyama --> Takamatsu
this helped a lot ngl 💀
damn
bro planned out a full on tour
meanwhile i have a 50/50 chance of going to hokkaido in july/august
we'll see if the gacha gods let me win
wagamama mirror heart
Selfish request!!! That
BlessRNG
holy shit it might be happening my parents just went to a travel fair today and are considering going for the tour 
cant wait to spend a week somewhere with nice cool weather even though its months away 
POGG
would be awesome to hear some thoughts on hokkaido
i mean it would be my second time going to hokkaido actually
but didnt stay for long the first time i went
if it happens, ill be spending a whole week in hokkaido and hokkaido only
Damn how was hokkaido when you went last time?
cold
difficult to walk
good food
best milk ever
all i did in hokkaido was stay indoors (most of the time) and eat the best food ever
my cousins went skiing, i ate cake 👍
the only time i did leave the hotel/apartment was when we all went snowmobiling up the mountains, i was still a kiddo back then so i sat with my dad 
💀👍
we were close to an aeon, so everyday my dad and my uncle would go grocery shopping and we'd cook
the beef? heavenly
seafood? heavenly
the fridge was just full of beef
my cousin would kiss each tray before he went to sleep every night 
the beef, the butter, the milk
gosh
that was a taste i would never ever forget
i could drink
2 cups of milk everyday
id never get bored of it
the food is just
amazing
all we had to do was go to aeon and grab some stuff
man i wish the aeon here had such good stuff 
OH AND THE VEGETABLES
SO FRESH
SO CLEAN
SO SUCCULENT
man idk i just
food good yeah you get the point
real
well i hope it happens
my dad gets terribly fussy over small things so if there's anything that puts him off he just doesnt wanna go anymore 💀
we'll see
like he's lowkey still getting pissed over needing to stay overnight in tokyo/osaka before flying to hokkaido because there arent any direct flights
they are, but idk he's got something against stopping there instead of direct flights
ive also been to osaka
but both my parents have been all over japan many times because of work
@full mauve
?
what it say
error code 11
pls read the manual
nice, i dont have a manual fopr a game that only camer out in japan
did u crack it
piracy
ye then u need local emulator
i am using an emulator
if u using japanese emulator and its offline game it should work 99.99%
if its online u need vpn too
the game is 30 years old
Oh so that's what エラー is
Today I learned that a lot of Kazakh grammar can be directly mapped to Japanese
It don't have wa and ga, but it does have desu ka, ni, kara
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Is USD 510?
Yen is falling off faster than tenge
I remember yen as "3 times more expensive than tenge", but here it is at like 2.5 expensive instead
lol
In a Japanese convenience store (コンビニ), you might get bombarded with a series of questions like “would you like a plastic bag” or “do you want me to put hot and cold products into separate bags?” It seems like many non-Japanese natives in Japan don’t know how to properly answer such questions. They often just say はい or いいえ for the answer, but th...
This guy makes pretty nice vids
Japanese will think youre a pro if you say 結構です。or 大丈夫です w
lmao even tho you can easily pick that up from anime
rlly?
i think anime rarely uses stuff like that tbh
it definetly happens but id say its pretty rare
like this would only happen in a pretty realistic anime
and most anime arent realistic at all
but i think daijoubu to mean "no thanks" is pretty common
if you personally watch a lot of like slice of life realistic anime then it might be a bit more common tho
daijoubu is pretty common true
maybe my image of Japanese learners is just a bit too low lol
I always think of the guy I was in tokyo that went "AH iie!!" after being asked if he wants a back when I think of the average guy going to japan for some reason
to be fair even knowing that much is already amazing if ure just there for vacation
dunno i just pay attention to what they're saying in anime even if my knowledge is very limited lmao
a lot gets lost in translation and it's cool to pick up on it
lmfao I dont know how to read japanese characters well yet so when I see yall type them my brain translates it to like key spam as I read it in my head
"i've definitely heard asiphjgaspi and 0ae8tyhes0 in anime"
Same
Me when I'm a weaboo with commitment issues
lmfao
Lol i feel you
For korean its also the same for me
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Japaniizu isu detto
I don't want to discourage anyone who enjoys studying pitch accent. My intention with this video is to dispel some of the myths like "you need to study pitch accent to sound good," as well as to combat a lot of the fear-mongering and paranoia regarding pitch accent.
00:00 Intro
01:00 #1 Immersion will mostly take care of it
05:44 Pitch accent...
The Sometimes Silly World of Kanji: 危 & 取
危 Ki
meaning: danger
This kanji was originally a glyph of a person looking down a cliff while leaning over it, and another person sitting under a cliff. Both are very risky business.
取る Toru
meaning: take
This kanji was a glyph of an ear on the left hand side and a hand gripping something on the right...
Nohongo
nothongo
yeshongo
Mehongo
youhongo
hongo
wehongo
suhongo
He she me hongo
Where did
The word "Japan" come from?
In Russian, we say "Yaponiya". Which means "the word of the Yapon" I guess
i just looked it up
As mentioned above, the English word Japan has a circuitous derivation; but linguists believe it derives in part from the Portuguese recording of the Early Mandarin Chinese or Wu Chinese word for Japan: Cipan (日本), which is rendered in pinyin as Rìběn (IPA: ʐʅ˥˩pən˨˩˦), and literally translates to "sun origin".
according to wikipedia

@full mauve you ばたくさい, you stinky ばたくさい
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but wouldnt u say youre then lol
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speaking in kanji only while playing minecraft 
Chinese in the comment section wildin www
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just booked my last flight for my japan trip yay
"last flight'?
Why do you make it sound like you're going to perform a terrorist act involving an airplane
yay (my japan trip did not happen)
accidentally made july way too busy

japan is joever anyways dw
society that relies on imports and this is happening to them oh no
they do need the power of anime on their side to make a comeback from this economic recline ngl
Deutschland gewinnt
Not as much
That's everyone
From China's nukes
India? No way they will just suddenly go up
They have so many issues
they are now the largest country on earth so its only natural that theyll eventually do the china and skyrocket
Well sure but they have Japan type social issues
Good luck to them however
Smog killing them
ありがとうございます Arigato gozaimasu
Written in Kanji: 有り難うございます
Original meaning: This almost never happens. It's so special.
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next thing he is gonna say こんにちは isnt actually "hello" but 今日は "this day" 💥
and sayonara is 左様なら and just means "if that is so" 
crazy busted

exactly
thank you
what offer
i dont use mudae
Read what the anime/manga is called, starts with "ryoushin"
Translation under spoiler
||"To repay her parents' loan, the #1 cutest high school girl started living with me"||
@abstract mist
why are you so sexy
🤣
I thought it was in pins tbh
but its the one thing i forgor to add to the mega resource post
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damn more german
Doitsu
@abstract mist
https://youtu.be/A29iPpd3Frc
Can prove?
Trails of nomads #21
What words in Kazakh and Japanese have the same meaning? The ancestors of the Japanese migrated from the current territory of Kazakhstan. What sources indicate this? Which Kazakh clans are related to the Japanese according to genetic research?
Find out more: https://kazakh-tv.kz/en/programms/viewArchive?id=24586
#nomad #Japan
I watched this but don't remember what it's about
Yeah they often have similarities. 0 similarities in lexicon but grammar is often the same thing but uses different words
I think the similarities come from them being agglutinative languages
Oh I see
I say words but I really mean particles and conjugations
Also Kazakh usually has 4 particles for one function
You choose whichever one sounds the nicest next to the word before it, there are rules for it but idk them
For example, the particle か used to ask questions, is ma/me/ba/pe?
"じゃないか?" becomes "emes pe?", but "サピアか?" becomes "sapia ma?"
We also don't use pitch accent, we use stress accent. It's also much simpler than other languages I know such as Russian and English - you stress the last syllable of the root word
So almost polish kind of stress?
idk about polish stress but I know that russian stress is complicated
@cursive dock https://modrinth.com/resourcepack/furigana
A client one if I understand correctly, but its a huge thing, really convenient imo
@cursive dock when installing manually modrinth mods into curseforge, do I just copy resourcepack into resourcepacks and a mod into mods? Do I need to do any extra steps or configs?
i've never tried going from modrinth to curseforge, only the other way around
but usually yes
it should work out-of-the-box if you just move the jar files to their respective folders
and zip files for resource packs
@cursive dock this one https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/texture-packs/furigana-for-japanese
@cursive dock the second one works, tho only partially (furigana-ish for vanilla and 50% of mods english, 50% kanji)
@wise ember, you've reached level 7! ☄️
ah with parenthesis
so it's just a language resourcepack instead of a mod
Yeah the first one (ruby) is an actual mod that crashes cuz of some shit I'd like to deal with a bit later
Tho would be good if someone tries ruby too so we could find out is it a broken mod or is it my java version
yeah it crashes for me too and i'm using modrinth so i installed it directly
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@full mauve @dusky carbon
You learn something even if you know Japanese already
the pronunciation of romaji 💀
@abstract mist I've tried this one, kinda convenient as there are word-by-word explanations after the text, tho the vocabulary has some rarely-used words sometimes
very cool
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そんな名前の人、知らない~~☆
I'm not gonna lie I have no idea what you're saying
But I'll take it as a compliment
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I thought I was fluent :(
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i had to blink twice
what does the title say lol
this whole video is just tectone saying random japanese words I love it
わたしは日本語を喋った?
watashi wa nihongo wo shabetta?
did i speak japanese? / i spoke japanese?
lol
lmfao
lmao
@full mauve tag explanation unavailable
Google Docs
just uploaded all my jp dictionaries, the file is like 1.9gb extracted 🤣
if i hadnt removed my korean and chinese dics it wouldve been 3gigs lmao
u can just share all ur dictionaries in one file now its so convenient

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You can use が multiple times in a sentence?
ye its like a sub sentence ?
No matter how you put it, the reason that I am not popular is your fault!
it comes from the no wa
xのはY
u can use ga in each x and y
i dont know the real grammatical terms but if u google that u should find smth
in english they're called "complex sentences" because they combine multiple "clauses"
and a "simple sentence" only contains one "clause"
sometimes people say "sentence" instead of "clause" but that can be confusing xd

Found the channel less go
Gyze, I feel like attempting to learn Japanese again, where shall I start?
https://youtu.be/7fvCb5_Nzq4?si=DyBQEZJyozgvDXX4 This video seems pretty legit to me
immersion is kinda cool ngl
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Besides the title, my guy says it's not that hard then says later in the video to not go into speaking until like 6-12 months into it 
If you mean speaking with natives, it would be both disturbing for them and disappointing for you to try it for the first 1-2 months. I'd call it 3-4 months in (at post-JLPTN5 grammar level) where you already can start practicing, it worth it
The same for watching anime and stuff, almost 0 effectiveness if you're not dedicated enough before N4-ish level
I assumed by speaking he just meant trying to sound out sentences in stuff to yourself, not speaking with other people, but if that's what he meant then it definitely makes more sense
(JLPT just for a approximate reference, its actually completely useless to go JLPT textbooks and tests)
I've managed to keep conversation after like 5 months in, but the practice with natives itself started to give an actual motivation and experience after ~4 months
(by months I mean every day of actual learning)
So its not fast but neither not slow, its not a difficult language
The most difficult part was from month 2 to month 3 where its already past N5 grammar but N4-ish adds too much new vocab and grammar, its like a plateau after which your progress speeds up a lot
I started with Minna no Nihongo but after all the stuff won't consider it the best choice, tho theres at least 2 youtube playlist on this textbook, voiced
At least don't use Genki, its shit
Just try to finish at least one N5-ish textbook fully so you get a grasp what the language is like
Where would you recommend starting? As like the first building blocks of starting to learn?
(the less "pick 1 word and insert it into the sentence"-like tasks in the textbook and the more "read the text and understand how those words are used in the context"-like tasks are there - the better)
Just straight skip all the "pick 1 word and insert it into the sentence" - it's not a learning, it even makes it worse as you're getting bad habits or the grammar and vocab usage, just like a whole duolingo thing does
@modern jolt oh also a common thing
Don't try to learn kanji. It comes naturally. Like, literally, you just read furigana texts. After some time you starting to skip looking at furigana while reading (its told you need to encounter a word ~10 independent times in the text to remember its kanji)
Those kanji learners are either having too much free time or making a poor decision (as they coud've spent all this time actually learning the language instead)
So should I start by learning hiragana and katakana, then trying to read furigana textbooks/easy books, whilst listening to Japanese podcasts and stuff in free time?
This guy exaterrating it too much
exposure to a language spoken by native speakers several hours a day
Thats a bullshit
Like bro, we all have a real life, job and stuff
You need an exposure but like, 1 hour is kinda already enough, the important one is having it regularly
Yeah totally, it takes 1 week top
(hiragana + katakana)
Can I just use any app/resource for hira+kata?
N5 textbooks are commonly written in mostly hiragana so it would be enough to understand
I was learning it on a piece of paper back then, like, its just 46 letters, anything is ok
70% of hiragana should be pretty easy, should get for the first day, theres several similar letters or difficult to pronounce ones which takes the rest of the week
for android, i highly recommend an app called Kanji Study
stroke order is animated and it tests you by making you draw the characters (also has stroke detection so you have your device evaluate your drawings)
it makes memorizing sooooooooo much faster
Thanks, my lazy ass was fr about to watch an hour long YouTube video
@cursive dock have you had any issues with this?
yes if you use xiaomi's "dark mode" setting that automatically makes apps dark mode even if they don't have it
it'll cause rendering issues with character animations
cuz the device doesn't know it's not supposed to darken it
Is it this one?

Should be fine
I'll look into it more if I have an issuee
@cursive dock Where is the hiragana on this app?
oh it's probably the bottom setting ye
that one tries to detect what's text and what's background and changes the colors
it wrongly identifies the character animations so it renders weird
sidebar menu, "Kana"
Nvm it's under kana for some reason, I'm guessing there's a valid reason for that which I'm too uninformed to know yet
yes
Kana is Hiragana and Katakana
"kana" is used to refer both of them
@modern jolt you can set your study rating with these stars for each of the characters
then when you press "Study" on the bottom right, you can choose which ratings you wanna test yourself on
i recommend Writing Challenges with these settings but do whatever you feel like c:
i just share cuz i've tried many things and ended up with this
might find useful
Oh that's way more useful than I thought, for some reason I assumed it should be like a 1-5 star rating for some reason
double tap here to practice drawing
Thanks
I shall use these

Is this audio right? It sounds like a car horn
I love this character man, it literally looks exactly like it's romanji counterpart
wtf i never thought of that
also it says last studied 518 days ago 
Bunni rabbit
Not yet, I'm still going through them all just to get a base line of what each one is
i love the ui in this app but this button is impossible to understand what it does by just looking at it 😭 it switches between free draw and challenge mode

あやや
Ohhh, that's like the standard symbol for refreshing lmao, I never would've guessed
Some of these are literally the exact same character with just an extra line or circle 
ye should've been smth like this ⮀
All the other ones were so simple then they randomly pull out boushiwokaburu 
they're called "voicing marks", dakuten and handakuten, respectively
は (ha)
ば (ba)
ぱ (pa)
i like to think of dakuten as "more aggressive version of this sound"
and handakuten is just "h → p"
How tf do I even pronounce this bro

Tyty
watch anime
with no sub

read VNs
WTF
in japanese, with japanese text
no yomitan in vns I think
I want to watch youtube in japanese but I don't know any channels
i have it set up to use yomichan 
old screenshot but ye
i use a program to extract the text from the game
have it automatically copy to clipboard, which yomichan picks up
it's really nice
@modern jolt just so you know, playing eroge is a genuine method to learn jp 
++
Sign me tf up
Finna be fluent in 2 months less go
flx can vouch c:
This one I remembered as
ぬ I grab a NOOdle with a curved chopstick
め Oh no it fell down what a MEss
Can I just download any random japanese VN and go ham? Or do I need to specifically look for beginner friendly ones?
How am I gonna know that I like it if I haven't played it 
From the reviews idk
Ohh this is good, thanks
beginner friendly ones, many VNs have huge long complicated monologues
ぬええええええ
Is how I remembered the ぬ
which are impossibly slow to read for beginners
Wouldve said われね but it works only in russian language unfortunately
i recommend learning kana, basic vocab and basic grammar before you read vns in jp

i dropped learning jp from VNs cuz i wanted to learn more vocab first
haven't done so yet

I recommend at least N4 before VN/anime
Or it could be very demotivating
I like this one too, it's literally just an n with a longer top thingy h
it's a
һ in kazakh
the one kana that doesn't have a vowel sound
сахарехас зе рок
@abstract mist I've remembered す as "Блять ебаный Т9 СУка"
(visually split horizontally to understand)
@cursive dock Do you have any special settings for the quizzes?
i remembered す cuz i kept writing すし for fun and it stuck
lollll
I remember it as
I don't I kinda just do
not really but here's what i used
quizzes aren't as effective imo
so i haven't done them
only did writing challenges
I learned hiragana by just guessing what's written and never learned katakana
looking at a kana doesn't burn it into your brain just as much as recalling and then physically drawing the character with your finger
also drawing the character lets you remember stroke order, which is important for handwriting and helps with reading handwritten text
handwriting 😭
never wrote a single word with my hand in the past 5 yeras
i think stroke order is important and it gets pretty intuitive to learn so i did it cuz it's fun 
@modern jolt most of the sounds are pronounces almost as english counterparts (I know theres a difference but even natives don't give a fuck), the only sounds to pay attention to are: らりるれろ、しちじ、ず、づ、ふ、を、っ(a small one)
@wise ember, you've reached level 8! ☄️
ez player moment
Oh and a long う (e.g. きょう)
I think the long う is the most difficult to get used to (its okay while its alone but when its inside of a long word it gets you in trouble)
As it always sounds unnatural
I shall try to remember
ミルク
learning japanese is just learning english for the 2nd time 😭
Lol frfr
yeah
my osu username is different because I'm nue and because the correct spelling was taken
レストラン moment
or just jamming multiple english words into a blender
mutilating them in the process
Oh yesterday got a word for a 'virus'
Poor word its so messed up in japanese
Feel so sorry for it
ウイルス

that might actually not be english, cuz it just sounds like it came from latin (languages)
Could be
in spanish, "virus" is pronounced "vee-roos" (short oo)
and i imagine it's the same in latin
So exactly like in russian
likely, idk russian
skill issue
but especially videogame names get chopped up like crazy
Start learning now and you get 5% off
モンハン (monhan) = monster hunter
マイクラ (maikura) = minecraft
スタゲ - guess what is this? Got this from a native
Its Steins; Gate, isnt it obvious???
I'm cooked chat
you should learn russian
and then watch "alya sometimes hides her feelings in russian" with us
did you just test yourself on all of hiragana after just an overview 💀
46% is impressive for not having studied barely at all
ひ looks like a smile
youre welcome
I low-key guessed some of them tbh
Oh that's good, like someone smiling while saying hi
milyashka
Indeed I did 
ひ is the body of a person saying "hi"
anre are you watching
poteto
read vns/lns that have anime spinoffs if you liked them
Its so over for you lol
Fuck it, 5 hours of sleep time, wake up at 10, sort some shi out, study more, do grocery shopping, make dinner, then study more
Less go

The only ones I know of is fate and possibly steins gate
I don't remember if steins gate had one or not
But I feel like they did
steins gate is a vn
fate is an eroge
I prefer the sexy vns tho
Steins it N3+ vocab with lots of slang, don't do it lol
Fate should've been a fire hentai series smh
If fate were a hentai series we wouldn't have as much anime of it made
ufotable would ignore it
hentai is super low budget usually because you can't sell a lot of merchandise and stuff
駄目だこいつ…早く何とかしないと…
いえ、まだまだ行ける
Do you have the pro version or smth? I don't have as many settings
choose writing challenges instead of quizzes
Nvm I had to switch to autodetect
IT IS?
im slowly going into existential dread

i wrote も wrongly for 5 years
wtf

Apparently so, and don't worry you're not alone 
I love how I can absolutely crucify these character and this app is just like "Eh, close enough"
Sometimes what I've drawn will practically be a scribble 

i also found out recently that japanese writes really differently from chinese despite them having similar characters
i think my brain just went on autopilot and applied the chinese writing style to japanese
I think some of, if not alot of the Japanese character were taken from Chinese tbh
Atleast I remember hearing that
@cursive dock Any Japanese podcast or video recommendations that I can listen to in the background of doing stuff?
Chat I'm cooked

sometimes the meanings differ a little
but its similar enough to sorta get the gist of it
chinese helped me understand kanji and kanji helped flx understand chinese
works both ways
I'm just gonna learn Chinese to make Japanese easier then
Chinese must be sooo easy in comparison

just learn kanji then
dont learn chinese for japanese
learn japanese for japanese
@cursive dock This took me embarrassingly long to figure out
I think I can confidently say I know atleast 20 kana now

Type shi
wtf i didn't know that

Oh 
I know 25 kana now, only a whopping 48 to go 💀
Because of the origin https://jisho.org/search/毛 %23kanji
1 kanji found. See the full details ...
That tail-like thingy persists in like every single chinese radical, originated from the form of the writing brush (just like the straight form of greek letters is originated from their writing tools)
The easiest to see in こ as thats how they became lazier by time
Bro be like: 'ehhh, fuck it'
"i ain't doin allat" lmfao
💀💀💀
still dont really get why the long stroke goes before the horizontal lines in も 
feels so unnatural to do
Personally if I'm writing on paper or by hand I'd just do it the wrong way anyways lol
Every other character is drawn that way, my brain cannot be bothered
But the app forces me to do it the right way


I'm getting there
yeah that explains why i wrote it wrongly for 5 years, its because i did it on paper and just didnt give enough of a shit 💀
I hate ぞ and そ so much

What in the actual fuck is this
this one is outdated
る
no one uses it today
Is it this one?
do you know touhou
why does your app even have this lmao
no it isn't

people haven't used this in decades
Tbf they're kinda blanked out
The game bad apple is from?
yeah
there's a character there called
Inaba Tewi
The wi is the wi character from above
no one uses that either

Oh I see
So they're the not important to learn but might be useful in extremely niche cases characters
Could be used in anime character names but that's it
If people want to type wi they'll probably say うぃ
With a small い
What does small i mean?
It's similar to small やゆよ
I don't know what the small ones of those mean either 
long stroke ends upwards, which doesn't flow well to the next character
idk i'm making shit up
but maybe that's one of the reasons
Three Toyota Hilux will survive this

このTOYOTAヒルックスはいきのこります
IT ENDS UPWARDS? THE REALITY I JUST ACCEPTED IS NOW CRUMBLING APART ONCE MORE
wait
nevermind im just confused
も
oh wait nevermind you mean that little curve up at the end
god for a moment i thought you meant it started at the little curve and ended with the longer line
o
mb 
桃色
its okay
momoiro
ive written a lot of characters that end with that し thingy at the end and it flows just fine idk
probably cus im like very use to writting in general
the strokes ending with the horizontal lines is weirder to me than the long stroke
Oh I see 
Is this common in writing?
Very much so
For example, if you say "Saki-chan", it's 先ちゃん
Idk this kanji I'm just assuming that's correct one for the name
Or, do you remember Comet-chan? That's Suisei's April fools stream. Well she said "kyururun" all the time, which is spelled きゅるるん
it's pretty common for し (shi) and ち (chi) to change their vowel sounds
, also very common for loan words and foreign names and stuff
こんにちゃ lux
for example a "ti" kana doesn't exist in japanese, since "chi" is used, so for loan words that use it, you have to modify "te" with a small "i"
Big steps, I can read this without translating now
Japanese standardizing the V sound is the worst thing that they could've done
Btw that's not how it's properly spelled, I just want to sound cute
It's baby talk
It こんにちは
は is wa when you want it to be the topic marker
hyoudai when he realizes that konnichiwa is spelled "konnichiha"
My ass was so confused
わたしは…です
Why they gotta make it so complicated 
Translates to "I am..."
It's a lot simpler than English spelling, and especially simpler than the Australian accent
は the topic particle is pronounced "wa"
Watashi ha too? 
no
My life is a lie bro
watashi is written as it sounds
It's written watashi ha but pronounced watashi wa
all of japanese is written as it sounds
except for some grammar particles
like は (ha, topic particle, pronounced wa) and を (wo, object particle, pronounced o)
Also depends on the dialect
In some dialects, が is "na" with a nasal n, like in "going"
Sorry for the information overload
@modern jolt

Confusing
You don't need to think about it too much, just don't be surprised if you see it in anime
I'm sure I'll get the hang of it once I have the basics down though
for sure
It's not in standard Japanese, and standard Japanese is best Japanese because it doesn't sound weird to anyone
So pronounce it ga
things get a lot easier to learn once you memorize kana
I still don't know hiragana

get the app that hyoudai is using
you learn it within days guaranteed 
together with stroke order

It's too late
I'm already reading a book
1 page a day because idk kanji
for katakana, the sooner the better
cuz you won't get much exposure to katakana
it's hard to retain when you first start learning it
i read labels of random things and that has singlehandedly kept my katakana intact

the amount of english words they use is insane
im just reading english in a different alphabet frfr


Well there's often native words that could be used instead
Like dōa (door) is tobira
tru but everyone uses ドア
Red Bull Racing and Scuderia Alpha Tauri drivers Max Verstappen, Sergio Perez, Daniel Ricciardo, and Yuki Tsunoda tell us F1 words in their own languages
They keep laughing at Japanese smh
Bullies
https://youtu.be/uOJVWVONTw8 @dusky carbon The start of the video lol
My Japanese handwriting is bad. My English handwriting is bad. My wife is going to destroy the former.
Beginner to Intermediate COURSE: https://www.tokiniandy.com
Edit: @Come2Japan
Translation and Subtitles: @Come2Japan
0:00 Intro
0:38 あいうえお
13:47 かきくけこ
24:35 さしすせそ
33:09 たちつてと
39:52 なにぬねの
49:50 はひふへほ
59:08 まみむめも
1:06:09 やゆよ
1:12:53 らりるれろ
1...
sobbing crying throwing up
this shit got me looking for my old hiragana book
so this is what being reality checked feels like
its safe to say i just ignored whatever the correct way to write it was
at least it ended with me having legible handwriting so thats a W
Because top strokes have a priority over left strokes, originated in china
but still there are exceptions lol (see https://youtu.be/TD7Lc4QBh5w?si=Kox58PWJ08wlKWVN)
There's a stroke-by-stroke way to write every Chinese character. Here's how I got used to hànzì and kanji stroke orders, and why even then they still threw a few punches.
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** Past viewers have objected to my use of historical gotchas and exceptions. If that's...
Chad
Only used in old names nowadays, skip it
oh my fucking god now im going to get reality checked for a 2nd time in another language 
my entire life is a lie

Try っぴ ending lol, imo feels more cute
who doesn't love learning a rule that has a million exceptions

i have been reality checked in another language.
1 day
reality checks in both japanese and chinese
my entire life is a lie
Good thing thats the only exception of that type in a language
Wait, theres more
へ particle is e
を is o
Thats all iirc

Even got this na sound in a textbook one day, sounds so messed up
Iirc thats the original tokyo dialect
Good thing they actually don't care, its easy to guess a kana from the context in the sentence even its written messed up (drunk monkey got a pen in their feet)
Russians
Pronunciation and intonation are so inconsistent icant
Japanese is hella consistent in comparison
Compared with english also kinda consistent
ghoti
lmao
okay tbf
english has enough consistency where it would be reasonable to assume that "ghoti" is pronounced "gow-tee" and not fish
Nooo its "gho:-ti+glotal stop"

Yes and no
I think I even wrote a comment on that vid lmao
Hi flx
I'm a large fan
I'm doing well
Not learning Japanese at all though
At least my mental well being has improved
I'm watching like 5 animes this season though so that's an improvement
I'm hard on the grind yeeeeeahhh
I feel like I asked this question before but where do you get web/light novel epubs in Japanese?
Ok I dm
To get the link
pogg
Also moeway
Just pass student rank and go to #booksharing channel
Japanese is hella consistent in comparison to other languages id also agree
Im getting kinda decent in Korean now and I sometimes still cant guess how stuff is pronounced or spelled
https://learnjapanese.moe/guide/ also this
Moe Moe Moe Moe Moe Moe Moe
While it’s good practice to learn and train to speak a foreign language in complete sentences, getting around in Japan just for travel doesn’t require speaking in complete sentences. In fact, it’s often sufficient and more natural NOT to speak in complete sentences!
Due to its high-context nature, Japanese conversation is like a collaborative e...
Thats a Santa with a walking stick and a hat (ほ). He goes like "ho-ho-ho" (default cartoon voice), but then he loses the hat (は), but he's kinda optimistic so he's not sad and goes like "hahaha"
(thats how I learned it lol)
lmao that's a funny one
ぢ じ
づ ず
鼻血 はなじ はなぢ
You can spell it both ways in hiragana
Cuz all ぢ sounds are being replaced with じ through time
Same for dzu zu
Havent encountered ぢ at all in a wild (only katakana)
づ ず both used
e.g. both
必ず 「かならず」
and
続ける 「つづける」
are very commonly used words
And if you try to type 「つずける」on a windows IME keyboard you won't get 続ける so ず (typed as "ZU") and づ (typed as "DU") are 2 distinct sounds
@full mauve correct me in case you have different facts on your side
Lol ぢ is typed as "DI" I didn't even know
So yeah, its literally the first time I'm typing ぢ
必 is 心 but slashed
Such a heartbreaking moment
No theyre the same sound
Just a spelling difference
Same for ぢ as i said
💀
I mean yeah, pronouncuation-wise its the same, agree
Only ぢ sounds i can think of rn are like 間近 身近 lol
And even they can be written with じ nowadays i think
Also
Hmm, interesting
Windows sucks (as always)
Thats totally 'tzar'
In comparison
pressing space doesnt help either, proof:
まじか also doesnt get converted to 間近 bruh
Ye windows sucks
I know of a lot of kanji that dont appear even if u write them correctly
Lol
or theres some hidden dlc i havent found yet no idea
Oh so its because 近 is ちかい so grammatically ぢか is a correct one
Gotcha
Japanese 2 (with extra 3000 kanji and 25 kanas)
yea
My dic lists majika as irregular kanji usage tho so it should still be acceptable
ぶんぽう (grammar) (hell) (i struggled)
then learn kanji as you go along reading stuff, it comes over time
Even just english grammar is a pain in the ass but I shall power through once I get to there
I'm at around 50 kana
71 or so I believe
Atleast that's what my app says
almost there then
japanese grammar is very logical
it's one of my fav parts of the language
46 kana, not including dakuten
so 92 total if you include hira and kata
quite a few more characters compared to the english alphabet sitting at 26 letters 

@cursive dock Do I have to go out of my way to learn all the kana combinations too? Like the combinations with the mini kana
they're very simple and they show up a lot anyway, you can take a quick look after learning kana
it's only a handful of combinations, no need to memorize imo
ye grammar and maybe low level immersion already
tadoku level 0 stuff
the earlier u start immersing the better
i think i started my first vn after learning like all the kana and doing basic grammar for two weeks
I startes from immersing before kana, can confirm it's a slow improvement
Unpopular opinion but I think immersion is overrated on an early level of learning. N+1 reading/listening (when you leaning the usage of a new stuff in relevant context already known to you) is much more effective before you can actually immersing (which at least requires stable N4-N3-ish level of knowledge)
I mean, immersion is difficult and requires for to know how to immerse (its not just watching content). Counting that you asking "what to do after learning kana" - immersion isn't for you
I'd recommend using an actual textbook, but not for actual learning using a textbook (cuz most of them is a bullshit for passing a JLPT exam) but for looking whats the order of learning stuff. Just read/listen a content relevant to that level of grammar relevant to your level of knowlegde, it should be comfortable to learn, not overwhelming, so don't take too difficult stuff as while kinda working its hella ineffective as you can't handle that much stuff in your head at the same stuff. Always google a video explanation of the difficult stuff you encounter, as for all the beginners confusing stuff (e.g. difference between particles は and が which is explained like shit in every single textbook) there are always lots of good videos explained by japanese natives themselves
inb4 theres a popular misunderstanding, they are saying textbooks teach you a 'wrong' japanese which is different from an actual one which is kinda wrong (besides parts where they teach overpolite ways of speaking which is for real useless but e.g. for me is was interesting to get to know that stuff despite not using it in a conversation). You can't learn conversational casual japanese from the start anyway (you will sound cringe if you do). Convesational japanese is based on a formal one so knowing how language works helping to sound more natural over time (and from my practice of talking to natives they are much more friendly towards you if you're not trying to use a casual way of speaking at all from the start as at this level your language knowledge isn't enough to be understood while speaking quick and casual way (as you're always using wrong word in a wrong context, thats how it is) but just enough to handle the conversation using simple and stable grammar/vocabulary which allows you to talk to people which directly leads you to language immersion, getting japanese friends, getting advices or correction on your mistakes yada yada yada)
Oh wow that turned out to be longer than I expected, I'm sorry. I mean thats a honest opinion from the experience of 200+ days of learning so hope it'll help someone~
Oh p.s. don't lookup, don't learn grammar by tables, spreadsheets, cheatsheets, whatever they called, it feels right in the beginning but slows down the process of understanding how language works in a natural way
Holy wall of text
Holy wall of text
the last part do be very important tho cus that's how i learned grammar and it did NOT help whatsoever with being able to form a sentence without going through the table in my head first 💀 i really just needed to score for the exam at that point and didnt really learn the language, i just learned how to score
Have you got a recommendation for a text book for the order of learning stuff? 
honestly i completely disagree LOL
Japanese is my 2nd language ive learned through immersion and am doing the same with Korean atm and for all 3 languages i spent maybe a few weeks but not more than a month of learning the basics
You can also learn casual japanese first - ull learn keigo later its not that important anyways in the beginning
Anything thats "real" Japanese (made from Japanese people for Japanese people) is good to study, textbooks are not real Japanese often times and the order they teach stuff in doesnt matter at all imo
Also natives will not hate you if you slip out of keigo - Japanese are very kind and know how tough it is to speak a foreign language and will appreciate you for even trying to speak Japanese
Ive been in Japan and talk to natives in Germany frequently and ive never had anybody been not nice to me cause I used タメ口 on accident - even older people (I mean like 60yos)
Youll naturally learn stuff in the right "order" since the most important stuff appears most frequently when you immerse
Ive also had better experiences with foreigners explaining grammar than natives like https://youtube.com/@organicjapanesewithcuredol49 is insanely helpful
The only reason I would say immersion is bad at an too early stage is if you are not strong minded enough to power through the difficulty
If you manage to pull it off tho ull improve with lightning speed
Even reading children books can be immersion though so you can also adjust what you read / listen to based on your skills
And very xenophobic
They're a double edged sword
maybe just not to Germany who knows
Same minds think alike, guter Mann
Even if you're a Brandenburger, you're not Austrian, so I accept you
🥸🤓
That's how you look learning Asian languages
That's epic, I'm the most white looking mf you'll ever see
Pale ass white skin, blue eyes and strawberry blonde hair
Is that because of all the cum you keep interacting with
same bro 🤝
well ok i guess im more like dirty blonde and green blue eyes but still i look like the most white mf on this planet
i had 店長s gift me candys in japan even sht was crazy
i felt like a special being in a good sense 🤣
Oh you're special alright
Bro why is me め and nu ぬ almost the same character 
wait until u see ツ シ ソ ン
Not to mention わ ねれ
Tsu Shi ? N
i literally know over 2000 kanji but messed up ソ ン in a kana quiz yesterday
Something like that
katakana is final boss
Yeah final boss
つしんそ ?
its weird that i messed them up cuz in whole words i never have problems reading them just when its stand alone katakana im sometimes like wait am i tripping
うんうん
n.
ん
Don't give up like I did
jp font in korean discord looks so ass i cant
f7
At the bottom
🤮 comic sans ish
Is that not standard font?
Nvm they're slightly different
Yea I think so
on mobile there is always one recommendation with full katakana
u can always restart 😳
there's more mf katakana?
i also quit korean for 4 years and here i am
there is like as much katakana as hiragana
u can write shi in either hiragana or katakana eg
し シ
サグマバールソ
What does 二 mean?
氏 or even kanji lol
Ni
2
ichi ni san lets go
zenryoku de mezasou itadaki
watashi tachi wa hitotsu no kagayaki
UNION
!!!
sorry
Please tell me 一 is one
Thank fuck
until 3
4 is not 4 lines tho
and then its random
ye
😭
God what is three
3 lines
三
🤯
Thank fuck
しね
The rudest thing I could possibly say
Ugly ahh character
love how i switched to a random keyboard, typed san, got that
Box
"shi" or "yon"
dont even know if that was my cn or jp
Atleast it has four sides ig
3 is the same basiscally in CJK lol
5
5 strokes tho because why fucking not 🔥🔥🔥🔥
japan only really uses chinese stolen numbers except until 10 u have hitotsu futatsu etc
What is the stroke order on this monstrosity
korean is a lot more complicated :(
Looks like someone kneeling
cn 🤝 jp 🤝 kr
3 = san
lol this is still like really low stroke count
Top left down, top left right and then down
Middle left middle right
Bottom line
jp 🤝 kr: stealing numbers from chinese
I've heard there's some ridiculous ass character with 100 strokes or smth
yea u dont use them tho
yes
JP stole their entire alphabet
^
^ uh i meant to reply yeah this
Capitalism

there is like technically over 10 thousands of kanji but u really only need to understand like ~3k to know 99.999% of texts
Borrowing forever is stealing
hiragana and katakana are jp exclusive, chinese doesnt have that
i mean they started with only kanji just like korean
yup
then they thought "ok china not cool and we need simpler alphabet so we reform"
Hell yeah, fuck China





