>game has language difficulty settings
Game has language difficulty settings
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How is anyone answering おぼえはじめ or below gonna even read his first prompt?
With their mom's help
the game starts by default on zero kanji mode and the villagers will occasionally quiz you on the readings of certain ones to adjust the level for people who still haven't learned them yet.
that's pretty based actually, never seen that before
My level? パッチリ, of course.
what is the English equivalent of this system?
closest thing to this is those school reading websites that have the slider for reading level
>パッチリ
I think he was referencing a particular dekinai tan pic that I don't have saved here.
there really is none, english is universal
Yo you can learn Kanji with the funny animal game?
Is there a japanese difficulty list for contemporary vidya? Thinking I might try Zelda 64 but I don't if my skills are good enough yet.
Zelda is easy and doesn't have a lot of text.
WW and forward have furigana
Why is Japanese so retarded? Who the fuck thought it was a good idea to make an entire second alphabet for the same sounds? Who thought that it was okay for one character to be pronounceable in 5 different ways? Who thought it would be acceptable for different characters to look near-identical?
If you just listen to the sounds that even the hiragana make, like for example ki, hi, mi, shi, you'll see that the "i" sound is pretty standout and relatable. How the fuck did they see that and not just make a character to represent the "i" sound? Why the FUCK would you instead make a hundred different characters that all have the "i" sound after a consonant? Were they just stupid? Was pattern recognition just so dishonorable that anyone who noticed this had to commit seppuku?
Imagine, just fucking imagine making a language so terribly that you have to make an entirely NEW ALPHABET and then the NEW ONE doesn't even work either! Holy shit, what the fuck were they thinking?
Every language has severe flaws that natives don't even notice because they've been immersed in it their entire lives.
Japanese is no different. Your country's language as well
>one character to be pronounceable in 5 different ways
Like English?
>different characters to look near-identical
this one is understandable, the Latin alphabet has I and l but that's about it at least
Kanji is pictograms
Hirigana is more strict about pronounciation
Katakana is for Loanwords and sound effects where you (generally) get as literal with the sounds as possible.
>ぜんぜんダメ
>all those options and no explanation for what each one is
if I pick まあまあ, what the hell am i gonna get? are they gonna put furigana on just some of the kanji?
All E rated japanese games should do this.
It's the same reason japan is so culturally backwards about things like work culture and entrepreneurship. They're trained from a young age to blindly accept tradition and conform to societies expectations. Even actual Japanese people think Kanji is fucking retarded and are only half as literate as English speakers, but they're trained to just not question it.
That's the option for mothers.
>It's the option for mothers
Haha
You're full of shit.
If the autistic westerner grinding japanese on his time off can learn all the vocab and kanji to be functional, then the japanese person who is native to the language and spends all those school years meticulously checking every kanji will have no problem with them.
They will read and recognize everything with no effort. People are only having difficulty writing them now because of keyboards making handwriting nearly irrelevant.