Here's some sentences I tried making. I dont understand Japanese grammar no matter how hard I try.... I want to try and write more everyday so hopefully it gets better. I'm getting back into reading as well after taking a short break.
Hudson Sullivan
木の葉だに 色づくほどは あるものを 秋風吹けば 散る涙かな
Mason Cruz
bump
Christian Powell
早秋驚落葉 In early fall I start at falling leaves, 飄零似客心 Drifting like a traveler's lonely heart 翻飛未肯下 They flit about but dare not yet descend 猶言惜故林 As if they miss the forest they depart
Cameron Thompson
Bros, is there a streaming service where I could watch japanese horror and thriller films with english and japanese subtitles?
Asher Garcia
Maybe netflix, but it probably won't have that many. Just download them instead from rutracker or some other trackers.
>誰が好んで、あんな場所に校門を据えたのか。 how to take 好んで here? I interpret is as something like >Whose choice was it to put the school gate in a place like this? But maybe I'm wrong. Also I would like to know what 誰が好んで means literally and not fuzzily
Anthony Carter
I'm sick of just trying to memorize Kana and Kanji, is there anything interactive I can do?