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Let's study Japanese Language!!
Sebastian Sullivan
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Joshua Wood
Teach me Japanese
Parker Ramirez
断る
Josiah Turner
how do I ask a pre-schooler out in japanese
Carson Butler
OK, at first Let's study Hiragana Katakana
それを断る
please after me
"n,ne-, o.o.ojouchan? i.i.issyoni asobanai?"
Christian Baker
funny comic
apparently it's さじ, but I've never heard that used
Julian White
sugoi desu ne?
Ian Martin
how do I say I'm hungry so I'm going to go to McDonald's?
Hunter Cook
yes, sometimes foreigners has knowledge more than Japanese.
(´Д｀*)sugo-i
"onaka pekorin nanoda, makudonarudo ni ikunoda."
Chase Wood
The only reason I'm not learning Japanese is kanas. For some reason I can remember Kanjis but can't even guess what a Kana means even after looking at a chart for a whole hour.
t. dumbass
Brayden Murphy
How about キス?
Kevin Roberts
Well, お腹ペコリンなのだ、マクドナルドに行くのだ。(did i spell ペコリン correctly, for some reason it gave me ペコりん first)
Logan Bailey
actually, memorize Hiragana Katakana is very easy, Japanese languages characters are mix with vowel and consonant, very easy to read compare with other alphabet sentence language.
(*´3｀)chu-
>ペコリン
very good (=ﾟωﾟ)d
Leo Morgan
have you tried writing each one say 50-100 times?
Daniel Diaz
>(*´3｀)chu-
I was asking about the 日本名 (the correct answer is 接吻).
It's basically just an alphabet (technically not). Just get one of those phone apps and practise recognition. It will take around 2–4 hours.
Bentley Young
Yes I've tried but I'll try again soon.
David Watson
>I was asking about the 日本名 (the correct answer is 接吻).
yes, and sometimes say 口吸 and 口付
Ayden Evans
>口吸
Isn't that Chinese?
Thomas Hall
if it doesn't work you could also try to start reading with a kana chart at the side. it will be quite slow at first but it'll be more interesting and feel better if you manage to read a word. I used to take classes and there was a guy still reading with a katakana chart after two years, and others misread them too. I still confuse a kana for another sometimes, so you're not the only dumbfuck.
you could also make your own mnemonics for the kanas, e.g. わ (wa) looks like a whale spouting water and whale is 'Wal' in German. I feel like this slows you down if you have to remember that every time you read it, but it's better than not remembering it at all.
good luck!
Jacob Price
もう勉強したんだけど..
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Leo Evans
that is Japanese language since ancient time
Jonathan Wood
Let's study more more
Jeremiah Turner
嫌だよ(´・ω・｀)
Austin Hill
more Let's more
Christian Carter
Zachary Miller
Why are they split into 4 sections?