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for me, duolingo started me on the path. that app itself isn't going to teach you a language, but it got me started enough to realize that it is possible.
Same, its the best way to dip your toes into the language without too much commitment, build a little bit of confidence where you can continue with more advanced stuff if you feel like it
I had a teacher one time just straight up say that the Japanese language program was funded by anime and video game fans. Needed a dozen level 1 classes, but only one of every other level. It's a hard language to learn, and sadly wanting to watch anime or play video games is rarely a good enough motivator.
Yeah I'm contenting myself for now by just learning kanji/vocab from WaniKani. Don't think I'll ever get to actually learning the language because of the sentence structure lol
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Yeah, but can you say "Ryogoku Kokugikan Hall"?
I have heard English commentators say the first part 100s of times. I don't think I've ever heard anyone say the second part.
Time for my favorite clip! https://www.reddit.com/r/SquaredCircle/s/j15RM4U4kq
Thank you. Very helpful.
I can't even say that...
for me, duolingo started me on the path. that app itself isn't going to teach you a language, but it got me started enough to realize that it is possible.
Same, its the best way to dip your toes into the language without too much commitment, build a little bit of confidence where you can continue with more advanced stuff if you feel like it
If Mayu Iwatani has 100 skill points, she put just the bare minimum to stay alive in basic skills and then maxed out all her wrestling related skills.
https://preview.redd.it/4k3rxzgs2s1c1.png?width=942&format=png&auto=webp&s=a3444e7cf620278cec306163e19be200007ae683 Athletics: +49 Unarmed Combat: +50 Survival: +1
I love this woman. She's so real. I try to learn a new language but that shit is hard.
I feel her bruh i tried to learn Japanese to play Yakuza games better but the sentence structure weirds me out so I just gave up haha.
I had a teacher one time just straight up say that the Japanese language program was funded by anime and video game fans. Needed a dozen level 1 classes, but only one of every other level. It's a hard language to learn, and sadly wanting to watch anime or play video games is rarely a good enough motivator.
Yeah I'm contenting myself for now by just learning kanji/vocab from WaniKani. Don't think I'll ever get to actually learning the language because of the sentence structure lol
Good to see there are Japanese people who are just as lazy to learn English as I am Japanese.
She's lying, she can also say "Check it out"!
I get through most of my conversations with grunts and head shakes, so she's doing better than me.
Just "thank you" and "sorry" she says, forgetting her [mastery of the language.](https://twitter.com/ChameleonPw/status/1598430565899837457?s=19)