DJT - Daily Japanese Thread #3676 - /int/ (#212360053) [Archived: 536 hours ago]

Anonymous Mexico
7/3/2025, 12:08:11 AM No.212360053
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DJT is a language learning thread for those studying the Japanese language.
Japanese speakers learning English are welcome, too.

Read the guide linked below before asking how to learn Japanese:
https://web.archive.org/web/20220326112058/https://itazuraneko.neocities.org/learn/guide.html
Grammar references: https://djtguide.github.io/grammar/grammarmain.html

Archive of older threads: https://desuarchive.org/int/search/subject/Daily%20Japanese%20Thread/

Translation requests, insults, politics, reddit posts, lust, learning method / eceleb discussions: >>>/jp/djt

Previous Thread: >>212318358
Replies: >>212381687
Anonymous Turkey
7/3/2025, 12:14:39 AM No.212360215
ahomanuke56
ahomanuke56
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>>212345053
What I would recommend is reading and making sure to watch anime with Japanese subtitles, aside from that there's probably not much for you to do right now. I suppose you could keep Tae Kim's guide as a simple grammar guide to casually skim through when you encounter a grammar point you don't understand?
Regarding reading I'd say you can start whenever you want. Since you have fuckall vocabulary it'll basically just be you going through 90% of the words in a paragraph with yomichan, every single paragraph, but even then it'll expose you to those words as well as let you get used to the kana better. I had the same experience with Yotsubato back when I had started it knowing just 500 words and having to blow over an hour for every single chapter, and I'd say it was worth it. You should try some of those readers, and also think up of a few pieces of content you'd like to read, ideally something where you can easily use your digital dictionary. I recommend you try reading https://www3.nhk.or.jp/news/easy/ frequently, since it uses both a limited vocabulary and simple grammar it'll help you hammer in both of them. You could also try the VNs from Yuzusoft and also the Steam version of Little Busters. The former has a system that allows two languages to be shown at the same time, so as a beginner you can enable both Japanese and English and compare between the two for lower-level reading, and the latter allows you to switch between Japanese and English instantaneously with a right click. I played Little Busters this way about 6 months after starting to learn, reading Japanese and only switching over to English when I understand the sentence but don't know a single word, or don't understand at all and want to be able to grasp how it works(as well as of course the story). The good thing about this is that you're able to engage with the language in a way that isn't intense or stressful.
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Anonymous Turkey
7/3/2025, 12:15:41 AM No.212360236
>>212360215
While I've never tried it you could probably hook up Textractor or a similar soft and use that to easily look up words as well, so you won't be looking at 匣 with tears in your eyes wondering what the fuck it is. I went through two Yuzusoft games with both Japanese and Chinese on at the same time and it was extremely useful. I started doing this about three days after I started learning Chinese, together with 80 new cards a day on Anki, and I went from entirely relying on Japanese to understand to only needing it to check a word or grammar point every 5 or so lines after maybe 45 days of reading on and off, at perhaps the point where I had finished half the route of the first heroine I picked. I was boosted a lot by the similarities in the two languages and my experience with language learning so of course the effect would be far smaller for you, but it should still help you a lot, what with there being a way for you to casually immerse in the language.
Anonymous United States
7/3/2025, 12:20:47 AM No.212360359
数多のチンポ達ず
Anonymous Brazil
7/3/2025, 1:15:17 AM No.212361579
トルコ人のみんなはたぶんこんな感じ
トルコ人のみんなはたぶんこんな感じ
md5: f0a837471376e0e2277b910d2133cb85🔍
>Still managed to get to N1 in a year and a half
さすがトルコ兄貴 敬意を表します m(__)m
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Anonymous United States
7/3/2025, 1:24:08 AM No.212361754
I'll never be as smart and talented as the tork
Anonymous Turkey
7/3/2025, 1:28:09 AM No.212361848
>>212361579
こりゃどうもどうも
半年でN1を満点で合格した奴は複数人いるし俺のは大した実績とは思えないんですけどね
このスレだけでも和歌おじさんの方が日本語力ではこっちの何倍も上やし
Replies: >>212362558
Anonymous Japan
7/3/2025, 1:50:09 AM No.212362321
君たちそう謙遜しないの(;´∀`)
Anonymous United States
7/3/2025, 1:54:37 AM No.212362415
ウチ、自分から日本語で発言をするのが大の苦手で
知識が偏ってるだけで才能があるとは言えない
にっぽんご、ほとんどはできない
Replies: >>212362599
Anonymous United States
7/3/2025, 1:56:29 AM No.212362456
だからもっと踏んでもいいよ
踏んでください
Replies: >>212362558 >>212362599 >>212362913
Anonymous Brazil
7/3/2025, 2:01:12 AM No.212362558
>>212361848
俺と比べたら圧倒的な差がある、数年間勉強してもまだN2だと認めないんだな だからそれがすごいんだと思う
辞めた時が多かったし無意味だと思って(人とあまり話せないせいで)数年間飽きたって仕方がない
アホな方法もずっと使って勿体なかった
だがしかし今度は絶対成功するぞい (。-`ω-)
>>212362456
よくわかる気持ち
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Anonymous Japan
7/3/2025, 2:03:13 AM No.212362599
>>212362415
アチキなんてフィジカル的に英語発音できないし
喉や口周りの筋肉足りてない ୧(ಠДಠ)୨

>>212362456
>>212362558
so I'll stomp on you over and over (「・ω・)「ガオー
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Anonymous Brazil
7/3/2025, 2:08:52 AM No.212362704
>>212362558
>まだN2だと認めない
正直言うなら今はsirannkedo(*´ω`)

>>212362599
弱肉強食
Replies: >>212362784
Anonymous Japan
7/3/2025, 2:12:51 AM No.212362784
>>212362704
>◯肉◯食
スタミナつくよね! set meal with grilled meat (๑´ڡ`๑)
Replies: >>212362917
Anonymous Turkey
7/3/2025, 2:18:41 AM No.212362913
どう見ても平気やろ、日本語とか関係なくて単純に慣れか性格の問題じゃないのか
別に偏ってるわけでもない、パパっと人が書いたものを読んで自然な返事を出せるのはその証拠
自分のことをただ一般人よりもうすこし古語を知ってるだけだと思ってるのかもしれないがそれだけでもがそれだけでもそこいらにいる日本人や日本語話せる外人よりは格上でその知識を身に着けたことが評価されて当然だ、またそもそもの所大体の人はそういうものを学ぶのは生理的に無理だから
>>212362456
踏まねーよホモ野郎
>>212362558
まあこういうのはやはり半分モチベーション半分勉強の仕方だな
やる気がなくなれば捗れないのは当然だし、方法が下手なら無駄に時間を過ごす羽目にもなれる
俺が見るにお前は少なくともN2、おそらくはN1とN2の狭間にいるんだから結構ましの方ですよ
今にも何万人の人はスマホでぽちぽちしてDuolingoを遊んでそれだけで自分がいつか日本語話せると思い込んでるぜ?数年というか、十年余りもそう過ごした人を何人も俺は見かけて来た
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Anonymous Brazil
7/3/2025, 2:18:49 AM No.212362917
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l86x-1415889260
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>>212362784
ピッカーニャに決まってるんでしょう\(^o^)/
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Anonymous Japan
7/3/2025, 2:25:47 AM No.212363057
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>>212362917
>ピカチュウ+マスカーニャ
シュラスコじゃないんか(゚A゚;)ゴクリ
肉かぶりつきたい
Anonymous Japan
7/3/2025, 2:31:38 AM No.212363153
ichibo-ill
ichibo-ill
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シュラスコは料理名で
ピッカーニャ=イチボのことらしい
Google先生は偉大( ˘ω˘)ウムッ
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Anonymous Turkey
7/3/2025, 2:38:37 AM No.212363280
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fbJiRfIp_cU
Anonymous Turkey
7/3/2025, 3:02:22 AM No.212363697
https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm45147136
Replies: >>212363866
Anonymous Brazil
7/3/2025, 3:12:10 AM No.212363866
>>212362913
(ウンチをしに行ったせいで返事が遅いから)許してください、何でもしますから ( ;∀;)
>パパっと人が書いたものを読んで自然な返事を出せるのはその証拠
確かにそうだな (; ・`д・´)
>俺が見るにお前は少なくともN2、おそらくはN1とN2の狭間にいるんだから結構ましの方ですよ
ちょっと自信が持ってきた、いつも応援してくれてホントにありがとナス~
>今にも何万人の人はスマホでぽちぽちしてDuolingoを遊んでそれだけで自分がいつか日本語話せると思い込んでるぜ?数年というか、十年余りもそう過ごした人を何人も俺は見かけて来た
そりゃマジで残念だな (嘘)
リア充bakuhatu siro! (*´ω`)
今ちゃんと勉強してて本当に良かった 人生って楽しいよな

>>212363153
うむ! google兄貴流石に天下無双
>このシュラスコの広告のポルトガル語と日本語の組み合わせはなんか奇妙な感じ

>>212363697
おい、ニコ動プレミアム買いたいけどどうすればいい?高画質とバックグラウンド機能以外はほとんど意味がないよねやっぱり
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Anonymous United States
7/3/2025, 4:01:16 AM No.212364589
I had to delete my browser cookies and now I get the "Please wait a while before making a post" captcha timer from when they introduced the email verification again

how do you redo the verification to make that stop happening?
(it's okay if you laugh at me for being stupid, I don't mind)
Replies: >>212373066
Anonymous United States
7/3/2025, 4:16:17 AM No.212364803
seriously this is a huge problem for me, I have to be able to shitpost
Replies: >>212364847
Anonymous United States
7/3/2025, 4:17:48 AM No.212364823
勝手に治った
ペニスペニスペニス
Anonymous United Kingdom
7/3/2025, 4:20:09 AM No.212364847
>>212364803
>I have to be able to shitpost
when i read this it made me audibly chuckle.
Why are you talking like a crack fiend who needs his fix?
Replies: >>212365093
Anonymous United States
7/3/2025, 4:38:13 AM No.212365093
>>212364847
actual substance addiction is much easier to break than this
Anonymous Brazil
7/3/2025, 4:55:39 AM No.212365316
(流暢な日本語)見たけりゃ見せてやるよ(震え声)
Anonymous United States
7/3/2025, 4:59:13 AM No.212365359
Is curedolly a meme?
Replies: >>212365822
Anonymous Australia
7/3/2025, 5:36:46 AM No.212365822
>>212365359

All japanese teaching youtubers are memes.
Something about this language in particular attracts the worst type of autism. So many people crafting and then violently defending their one true framework for classifying and teaching the language, instead of just teaching it.

Just watch anime instead
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Anonymous Japan
7/3/2025, 6:27:58 AM No.212366423
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548f4b7596b129b1d2f3120823d7c3b7
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>>212365822
>Something about this language in particular attracts the worst type of autism.
But how come? It seems strange if a certain language actually has something to do with some mentality.
Anonymous United States
7/3/2025, 6:41:20 AM No.212366608
>>212365822
>Just watch anime instead
It's pointless when I can't understand 99% of what's being said
Anonymous United States
7/3/2025, 6:45:12 AM No.212366644
Hmm yes I see you are talking about me again
Anonymous Mexico
7/3/2025, 6:47:18 AM No.212366661
>>212365822
I don't think it's the language, I think it's the media attached to it that makes the autismos learn the language.
Anonymous Spain
7/3/2025, 7:05:51 AM No.212366907
>>212360215
>>212352448
Thank you, anons. I've got to set a few hours to check the links you've shared.
>think up of a few pieces of content you'd like to read
Scary, I think it's a bit early to read Umineko and Trails.
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Anonymous United States
7/3/2025, 9:26:37 AM No.212368790
今日はどんなペニスがお望みですか
Anonymous Mexico
7/3/2025, 11:11:54 AM No.212370637
bumkjkanjiopdkaf
Anonymous Japan
7/3/2025, 12:43:19 PM No.212372477
まったく最近の探偵ときたら #01_20250701-233336
貞操の危機! ;3
Anonymous Austria
7/3/2025, 1:11:00 PM No.212373066
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1732713266648067
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>>212364589
Anonymous Austria
7/3/2025, 1:12:02 PM No.212373092
生きろ
生きろ
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>DeadJT
Anonymous Turkey
7/3/2025, 2:33:43 PM No.212375337
あえいおう
Anonymous Turkey
7/3/2025, 2:41:26 PM No.212375553
>>212363866
>どうすればいい?
んま適当にカードを当てればいいんじゃないですかね?運がよければ買えますよ
俺の場合は俺のカードも、母のも、兄のも全部だめだったな、兄の妻のカードを使ってやっとプレミアム登録が出来た
>意味がないよねやっぱり
プレミアム買えばVPN無しでも弾幕書けますよ
後ニコ生ですでに終了した生放送を見たりとか出来るし、確かアニメも見放題だったな、当シーズンのアニメは全て一週間ぐらい遅れてる筈だけど
もしかするとVPN無しでセンシティブコンテンツも見えるかもな、俺はもうプレミアム会員じゃないから確かめる方法はないけど
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Anonymous Turkey
7/3/2025, 2:54:54 PM No.212375938
>>212366907
It probably is a bit early to read Umineko. You could try stuff like Rewrite, Clannad and other such lighthearted classics.
Anonymous Turkey
7/3/2025, 3:52:14 PM No.212377633
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7o4zs3p0XGE
Anonymous Spain
7/3/2025, 4:44:19 PM No.212379342
1741737856903350
1741737856903350
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Anonymous France
7/3/2025, 4:57:43 PM No.212379808
Should I learn some vocabulary first before going full input?
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Anonymous Brazil
7/3/2025, 5:49:33 PM No.212381260
スレ削除防御対策
スレ削除防御対策
md5: c638a51db59fc02471e0359e3e792fe4🔍
>>212375553
>適当にカードを当てればいいんじゃないですかね?運がよければ買えますよ
うわぁマジかよ
>>212375553
>確かアニメも見放題だったな
(; ・`д・´) すごい
>もしかするとVPN無しでセンシティブコンテンツも見えるかもな
助かるね 淫夢系の動画がよく国外でブロックされてる
>>212379808
Why not do both simultaneously? Let your brain get used to how the language flows(´・ω・`)
I really regret postponing inputting as much as I did...
Replies: >>212385180
Anonymous Japan
7/3/2025, 6:04:34 PM No.212381687
vlcsnap-2020-03-17-21h57m53s115-1024x576
vlcsnap-2020-03-17-21h57m53s115-1024x576
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>>212360053 (OP)
単体イラストははじめて見ましたの
Replies: >>212383103
Anonymous Japan
7/3/2025, 6:20:10 PM No.212382177
__sasaki_chie_idolmaster_and_2_more_drawn_by_chipochopo324__sample-9e3bbbeebdfe77aa3d25c9e2b2e7fe24
>>212379808
I'm not that sure but you might probably want the most basic one hundred-ish? words before the full dive.
Replies: >>212385180
Anonymous United States
7/3/2025, 6:30:01 PM No.212382488
The advice I got in a previous thread to just set my anki to pass/no pass and auto-fail if I took longer than 10 seconds not only ended up getting me through my cards much quicker but also has substantially improved my recall for some reason within like 2 days of the switch.
Replies: >>212391355 >>212393272
Anonymous United States
7/3/2025, 6:38:51 PM No.212382779
>>212379808
I would say that your bare minimum for not feeling totally lost is just having cursory 1 word definitions for the most important words like “here, there, that vs. this, this one, etc.” because those will be really hard to infer from context.

Beyond that learn to distinguish between the particles (there’s only a few) and try looking at some basic sentences just to see if you can determine which characters are particles, which words are the verb, which are the topic. Basically, if you take literally like a couple hours of study so you can at least sort of see a paused subtitle’s sentence structure you’ll help yourself immensely.

Imagine watching a character running on screen, and trying to infer the verb that probably means running, when all your brain sees is

>ailabehdoelrbdoskrbgtdisv

Vs.

>noun-topic particle-noun-object particle-verb

Basically with that teeny bit of introduction to reading/word order/sentence structure you would reduce the input value of many sentences from a 1/5-1/3 chance of guessing a word’s meaning, which would carry uncertainty for a long time, vs being able to generally tell which word probably means what (insofar as context allows). For example, japanese sentences end with verbs/action words.
Replies: >>212385180
Anonymous United States
7/3/2025, 6:38:53 PM No.212382783
迷ひ来し 憂き世の夢を 寝るがうちに
見果てて覚むる 暁もがな
Anonymous Japan
7/3/2025, 6:49:50 PM No.212383103
EaHlggWUcAAa2sY
EaHlggWUcAAa2sY
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>>212381687
Is this a reference to something? (ignorance)
日本語だと、文末にカッコをつけて
>(無知)
>(困惑)
>(迫真)
>etc.
とか付けたすことがありますが
英語でこれに似た表現ってあるんですかね。(疑問)
Replies: >>212383197
Anonymous Japan
7/3/2025, 6:53:24 PM No.212383197
中国のホモガキ
中国のホモガキ
md5: 91d02be13059e6cdae776009220a7682🔍
>>212383103
中国のホモガキは同じようなカッコを使うことがあるんだけど
日本語とは関係なく元々そういう習慣があるのかもしれない
Anonymous Turkey
7/3/2025, 7:30:30 PM No.212384461
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xlbsiTcCPg0
Anonymous France
7/3/2025, 7:51:03 PM No.212385180
>>212381260
>>212382177
>>212382779
Thanks for the answers, I already knew some basic words but I’ve heard of learning about 1000 before starting, I just started and am writing down a couple of new words every video.

Another question I have is, as I’m interested slightly more in reading for video games, how soon should I start tackling kanji and reading itself?
Replies: >>212386599
Anonymous United States
7/3/2025, 8:33:24 PM No.212386599
>>212385180
Just start. Don’t even treat it like something super difficult, just accept that it will take time. Dedicated kanji study is practical in terms of recognizing the character itself or being able to write it, but the fact that many kanji has multiple pronunciations means they’re best learned through vocab. Basically, use subtitles and vocab flashcards.

Personally, I got a lot of value out of doing like 10% of Remembering the Kanji just because it turned kanji into consistent component compositions in my mind that could relatively easily be understood rather than forbidding hieroglyphs.
Anonymous United States
7/3/2025, 9:07:40 PM No.212387841
I love teh hieroglyphics

詠螢
蛍ヲ詠メル

的歷流光小
飄颻弱翅輕
恐畏無人識
獨自暗中明
Anonymous Turkey
7/3/2025, 9:43:34 PM No.212389133
https://kokugo.jitenon.jp/word/p16264
Anonymous Turkey
7/3/2025, 10:22:19 PM No.212390337
https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm38055591
https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm32809561
Anonymous United States
7/3/2025, 10:38:08 PM No.212390874
南無阿弥陀仏




Anonymous Norway
7/3/2025, 10:53:33 PM No.212391355
>>212382488
No problem burgerfriend.
Once you start reading and watching things several hours a day it will get even easier and most of the core words will end up being practically instant.
Anonymous Turkey
7/3/2025, 11:48:01 PM No.212392932
コピー
コピー
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Anonymous Germany
7/4/2025, 12:00:59 AM No.212393272
>>212382488
going to try this as well
my retention hasn't improved at all in a month and i spend way too much time on anki because of it
Replies: >>212398296
Anonymous Turkey
7/4/2025, 12:38:54 AM No.212394306
百済の影響と見られているのが、氏(うじ)の成立である。新羅で氏が用いられたのは六世紀半ば以降で、百済は五世紀後半から用いていた。日本では倭王の氏「倭」を除けば、遅くとも欽明天皇の六世紀中頃までには氏が用いられるようになった。氏の元となった支那では一文字の氏が主流だが、百済では二文字の氏が多用されていた。日本の氏に「蘇我(そが)」「中臣(なかとみ)」「物部(もののべ)」などと二文字が多いのは、継体天皇の時代に百済から派遣された五経博士が齎(もたら)したからではないかと指摘されている。また『記』『紀』の元となった『帝紀(ていき)』を最初に筆録したのも継体天皇から欽明天皇の時期ではないかと見られている。
Anonymous Turkey
7/4/2025, 1:07:25 AM No.212394958
山城国 (やましろのくに) 稲荷 (いなり) 山 (やま) の 底津岩根 (そこついはね)
に 大宮柱 (おほみやばしら) 太敷立 (ふとしきた) て 鎮座坐 (しづまりまし
ま) す 稲荷 (いなりの) 大神 (おほかみ) の 御前 (みまえ) を 慎 (つつし) み 敬 (う
やま) い 遥 (はる) かに 拝 (おが) み 神奉 (かみまつ) らくは 家 (いへ) にも
身 (み) にも 枉事 (まがこと) 有 (あ) らせず 夜 (よ) の 守 (まも) り 日 (ひ) の 守
(まも) りに 守 (まも) り 賜 (たま) ひて 子孫 (うみのこ) の 八十連 (やそつづ
き) 弥 (いや) 次々 (つぎつぎ) に 至 (いた) るまで 五十橿 (いかし) 八桑枝 (や
ぐはえ) の 如 (ごと) く 令立榮 (たちさかえしめ) 賜 (たま) ひ 守 (まも) り 幸
(さきは) へ 賜 (たま) へと 恐 (かしこ) み 恐 (かしこ) みも 白 (まを) す
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Anonymous Japan
7/4/2025, 1:15:38 AM No.212395142
なんや巫女さんにでもなるんかトルネキ(;´Д`)ハァハァ
Anonymous Turkey
7/4/2025, 1:30:36 AM No.212395491
身体がキモイハゲビーストかもしれないが
心は17歳の巫女兼現役JKです
Anonymous United Kingdom
7/4/2025, 1:30:56 AM No.212395495
このスレッドはVPNを使っているアメリカ人の豚犬だこのスレッドはVPNを使っているアメリカ人の豚犬だ
Anonymous United Kingdom
7/4/2025, 1:31:57 AM No.212395526
また、あなたのアルファベットは中国語のアルファベットに基づいています(笑)
Anonymous Turkey
7/4/2025, 1:46:23 AM No.212395815
言うほどアルファベットか?
Anonymous United States
7/4/2025, 2:31:47 AM No.212396598
what is pitch accent
Replies: >>212396656 >>212396752 >>212397490
Anonymous Norway
7/4/2025, 2:34:54 AM No.212396656
>>212396598
To put it in simple terms, it's when you dont want to sound like indian tech support speaking english.
Anonymous United States
7/4/2025, 2:40:24 AM No.212396752
>>212396598
Something unnecessary to be understood but important to minimize your accent. Just pay close attention to how you hear words pronounced and how the pitch tends to rise or fall for now.
Anonymous Australia
7/4/2025, 3:32:46 AM No.212397490
>>212396598

Pitch accent, how important it is, and how to teach it, represents one person of the Holy Trinity of Japanese language learning community autism. Along with what particles は and が fundementally are, and how rude using あなた is.

Everyone has their own opinion on how much to focus on it during learning. Most native Japanese speakers seem to agree that Japanese spoken with wrong pitch accent is perfectly understandable, but still stark and noticable.

English has stress accent, where one syllable in a multisyllabic word is pronounced louder, more drawn out, and with a pitch up (tomato - to-MA-to). Hyojungo style pitch accent is basically the same as that. You just need to pronounce a stressed syllable, but without the volume or rhythm change. Only the pitch up.
As someone else pointed out, Indian dialect English seems to be pitch accented rather than stress accented like other English dialects. So try and think of that if that helps.
Replies: >>212402756
Anonymous United States
7/4/2025, 4:04:35 AM No.212397928
井蛙不可以語於海者 拘於虛也
That the frog in the well may not discuss the sea, is that he is confined to his hollow;
夏蟲不可以語於冰者 篤於時也
That the summer insect may not discuss the ice, is that he is stubborn in his season;
曲士不可以語於道者 束於教也
That the crooked scholar may not discuss the Way, is that he is bound by his teachings;

今爾出於崖涘 觀於大海 乃知爾醜
Now you have come forth from the cliff-banks, and observed the great sea, thus coming to know your unsightliness;
爾將可與語大理矣
You soon now are fit for discussion of the Great Principles
Anonymous United States
7/4/2025, 4:23:47 AM No.212398296
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md5: 0f88669db886cca4f5b72700d55db64c🔍
>>212393272
Two days ago it was 55%
Anonymous United States
7/4/2025, 4:45:52 AM No.212398610
数え切れないおチンポズ
Anonymous Mexico
7/4/2025, 7:09:07 AM No.212400175
quack
Anonymous United States
7/4/2025, 7:47:34 AM No.212400658
計四海之在天地之間也 不似礨空之在大澤乎
Reckoning the four seas' place between heaven and earth, does it not resemble that of a small hole within a great marsh?
計中國之在海內 不似稊米之在大倉乎
Reckoning the middle kingdom's place within the seas, does it not resemble an ear of rice inside a great storehouse?
號物之數 謂之萬 人處一焉
In naming the number of things, we call them myriad, and the place of men is only one part within this;
人卒九州 穀食之所生 舟車之所通 人處一焉
In the nine provinces populated by men, where grain-foods grow and boats and carts go back and forth, the place of men is also only one part therein;
此其比萬物也 不似豪末之在於馬體乎
This is their comparison to the myriad things of creation—do they not resemble the tip of a single hair upon the body of a horse?
五帝之所連 三王之所爭 仁人之所憂 任士之所勞 盡此矣
What the five emperors passed on between each other, what the three kings fought over, what those men of virtue concern themselves over, what those men of office labor over—all of this is to be found here, in that single hair!
Anonymous United States
7/4/2025, 8:36:56 AM No.212401480
間もなくウンチをします
Anonymous Japan
7/4/2025, 9:59:04 AM No.212402756
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>>212397490
>Most native Japanese speakers seem to agree that Japanese spoken with wrong pitch accent is perfectly understandable,
Yes, I'm a native Japanese speaker and I'd even emphasize the adverb "perfectly".
Some say it's necessary to differentiate words with the same spell but different pitch patterns, but context clarifies everything anyway.
Also, it's not rare two different words have the same spell AND the same pitch pattern.

>the Holy Trinity of Japanese language learning community autism
lel
Anonymous Spain
7/4/2025, 10:12:27 AM No.212403008
how do people comunicate like this
how can you say 柄 (え) in spoken language and still be able to understand. bullshit language
Replies: >>212403072 >>212403139
Anonymous Mexico
7/4/2025, 10:15:28 AM No.212403072
>>212403008
magic of context
Anonymous Japan
7/4/2025, 10:18:27 AM No.212403139
206288936-illustration-of-a-girl-with-an-umbrella-in-the-rain-at-night
>>212403008
I've actually said something like
>この黒い柄(え)の傘は誰のですか?
>(Who owns this umbrella with a black handle.)
some years ago.
But what do you want to ask?
Anonymous Brazil
7/4/2025, 11:41:38 AM No.212404826
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md5: 454cc6a677bd2ec24c8de3b39217e122🔍
Anonymous Australia
7/4/2025, 11:48:50 AM No.212405023
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzXnucKfHEE
I can't stop listening to this song
I'm going to learn to sing it
Also I've been frustrated with the card 湯気 recently
Replies: >>212405127
Anonymous Japan
7/4/2025, 11:53:31 AM No.212405127
>>212405023
haa~ viva non non! (*°∀°)=3
Anonymous Finland
7/4/2025, 12:35:48 PM No.212406074
If l want to tell an artist that I commissioned that I'd like to commission them again in the future, would this be a fitting way to put it:
将来もまたよろしくおねがいします!