>Start to read Tae kim japanese guide
>Most of it is literal nonsense
most of japanese is literal nonsense, like an alien language.
Japanese grammar is nonsense
Aiden Ross
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Brayden Bell
The only way to understand Japanese grammar is to live in Japan. Japanese grammar is alien to those speaking Western languages. You will always be a dekinai.
Noah Murphy
hola 0n
sigues estudiando el japones?
Angel Wood
>Try to learn Japanese
>Start to read Tae kim's guide
we are so fucked up
Xavier Gray
Cy, estoy leyendo la guia de tae kim.
Tyler Morgan
Is just a fucked up language, nothing in japanese has any similarity to european languages.
I seriously doubt how the fuck do japs learn english.
Joshua Wood
what are you struggling with currently
Michael Rivera
that's why japs are so fucking bad at english and the author of well known ''japanese grammar guide'' book obviously has a korean name
Levi Bailey
Not struggling.
Is more like I have to start from 0 because spanish and english grammar are useless to understand japanese grammar, so basically learn from 0.
So I have to memorize basically all the particles and endings and particle conjugations, which are a shit ton.
And I forget them like the next day.
Elijah Sullivan
yeah, is funny how the best japanese grammar guide was written by a weeb korean.
lmao.
Nathan Allen
don't memorize them
just skim through tae kim so that you can see the various types of grammar
then you'll actually learn them by spending painstaking hours reading
Carter Hall
heh, we've all been there. if you think adjectives nouns and adverbs being conjugated to past and negative past forms is an outlandish idea wait until you reach the という and って chapters
Asher Russell
>we've all been there
i remember getting horrible headaches after trying to read yotsuba for the first few times
Carter Garcia
It's a meme language yes.
Joshua Perry
skim it without trying to memorize everything
Elijah Sullivan
Japanese particles are really similar to the Polish grammatical cases. In fact some parts of Japanese felt closer to Polish than English and Polish do
Gavin Scott
Japanese grammar is really easy to comprehend
Landon Hall
is japanese truly so unique?
Lincoln Wright
best known free guide
pic related are by far the best for Japanese grammar
Lucas Thompson
it's in its own language family, so in a sense it's unique. the features of the language are also quite different from most latin/germanic languages
still, it's just a language, not some incomprehensible thing that foreigners can never comprehend
Connor Peterson
yeah, is totally diferent from european languages.
Christian Sullivan
>incomprehensible thing that foreigners can never comprehend
why do i only notice how stupid my post is 5 seconds after clicking the post button
Brody Butler
I find this so fascinating, I wonder how much it impacts there internal models of the world and such. Surely this could lead them to see things in an entirely different light? Assuming a person has an internal monologue and they utilize a subvocal process to reason about the external world, I wonder how much of an impact their sentence structure and grammar rules have on their conclusions and judgments.
Truly one of the most interesting ideas to consider.
Gabriel Edwards
this is like a century old linguistic theory, lmao.
But yeah I agree.
From skimming the tae kim guide, seems japanese box you into a very introverted polite model of socializing.
Dylan Thompson
gramatically speaking korean is similar to it
Eli Howard
For me it's most intuitive and we'll ordered. I never liked Spanish, it felt like my brain wasn't made for it. Then I read tae kim and everything seems to click instantly
Caleb Moore
el weebo