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well done senpai

今日も一日アンキするぞい

is this Sonya?

>20 minutes he said

Close enough

Today I did wanikani for 10 minutes and watched 12 episodes of Kaiji

>it's a pachinko arc

>心きでもの
What does it mean

Look closer

So, etoeto is pretty rad for listening.

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>closed beta
g-good to know

It still is?
I didn't know. I got the mail a couple months ago but never bothered checking it until now.

How do you guys read this? I needed to know if I wrote it properly.

私は、静かな人が好きじゃない。

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Stop being a dick, asshole.

す。。。すみません

I don't like beta faggots

I don't like quiet people. It's correct but.. Why don't you like me user?

私は静かな人。。。

How do you deal with cards you 'Again' during anki reviews?

Do you cram study them at the end of the day?

I always go to 'Browse', then select 'Again Today' from the column on the left and read through the list about half an hour after reviews.

>Do you cram study them at the end of the day?
if I had that free time I'd rather learn new cards

>Again Count: 209 (88.1% correct)
What does the correct percentage here stand for?

It's most likely on the Anki website (fucked if I'm going to dig through it now) but I'm pretty sure it's the percent of your cards that you marked as "good" or "easy" (ie not "again")

(1751-209)/1751

Can someone help me understand the difference between the へ and に particles in regards to them marking a destination? I honestly can't tell the difference.

Read up on your tyler kim

に means directly to something へ means in the direction of something

I went to tokyo
I went in the direction of tokyo

I see, thanks

How many new cards a day do you do on average?
I've got all hands full with 40.

Can anyone explain 出るとこ出る to me? It popped up while talking about some big ol' titties, and through context I just took it to mean "The places that could jut out (on a chick) are jutting out".

If you're so new to the language that you can't tell them apart, don't worry. There is functionally no difference at that stage. The only tangible difference I can think of is that, when addressing a letter you use "name へ" for "to name."

You pretty much nailed it. It means that she has a nice developed body with big tits and hips.

Shut the fuck up you babbling idiot

How do you guys understand this? I'm practicing sentence making.

私は値段が高いレストランが好きじゃない。

It means you're only dining in restaurants where they serve high class, panty shaped food?

Helpful as always, /djt/

Why does Anki always through all 20 new words at you in such rapid succession?
How do you stop yourself from getting overwhelmed by it?

I don't like high priced restaurants.
Although, I'm not sure though if が makes it a specific restaurant, like "I don't like that particular high priced restaurant".

>好きじゃない
I meant not like.

>I don't like high priced restaurants.

Reduce the number of new cards.

Both you and me know that you shouldn't be giving advice, penis breath man

>I don't like high priced restaurants.
This is what I meant. Though you have a point with が, maybe I should've used は?
thank you

I can learn 20/day comfortably, just not all at once.
Does adding a few cards at a time via custom study fuck up the charts?

I only add new cards via custom study once I'm done with reviews.
It kinda breaks my flow when I see a totally unknown card suddenly pop up.

I'm sorry but I don't get your problem at all.

fair enough

Try using the setting to mix new cards with reviews (new card order).

Don't stop doing your kanji production deck for 4 days and then try and catch up on it kids, I literally cannot remember any of them

>Only miss 4 days and can't remember anything
できない。

You have to practice producing kanji from memory literally every day if you want to be able to reserve the ability to do so, even Japs that have been immersed in the language for 20-30 years forget how to write kanji if they stop for a while, let alone filthy gaijin that don't have the privilege of constant exposure

Why does Japanese paper smell so good? I can't stop buying manga, doujinshi and light novels. I wish I never learned Japanese, I could have saved the rainforests and saved money.

If you can recall the meaning of a kanji instantly when it comes up in Anki, but don't remember its pronunciation, do you set it as "good", or try it again until you know it?
It at least triples my study time if I do the latter, so I wonder if it's important to be able to pronounce a kanji right away or if it is learnt "passively" after reviewing it again and again over a long period of time.

They only forget because they never handwrite.

Once you know how to write a radical it's the same in every kanji, and there's simple rules to go by to guess the order.
tofugu.com/japanese/kanji-stroke-order/

Please don't overcomplicate things.

>Why does Japanese paper smell so good?

Because you never bought books before you started learning Jap?

I was talking about handwriting kanji

Help!

I am well aware of that, what made you think I wasn't?
Did you even follow the link?

>よつば新聞は何処よりも早くて安いよ！
maybe this can help you

How does knowing stroke order play any part in producing kanji

It's about remembering what radicals a kanji is made up of not remembering how to draw radicals

How does stroke order not play a massive part in production?

After you remember which radicals 漢 is made up you just handwrite them individually in the correct order?

I know the hardest part is remembering the individual radicals but that's what mnemonics are for.

Where else can you find a newspaper that is early and cheap like Yotsuba's newspaper?

Did I get it right?

Can I possibly ask for help with this line? It's wrecking my life.

で、高そうなヨロイを つけてたンで\n
いただこうかと思って 近づいたら\n
ナンと死体が しゃべりやがってよ
And then, I considered helping myself
to his expensive-looking armor.

I don't understand how the "while approaching"
bit adds into it, nor about talking to corpses. (It's about a man recounting killing someone from behind, if that helps.)

No, it's "Yotsuba newspapers (will deliver) anywhere, fast and cheaply".

No it's "Yotsuba newspapers is cheaper and faster than all others!"

>Ignoring どこよりも

Thank you

>どこより

>どこよりも
>in comparison to other places
It seems you are confused.

>Ignoring どこよりも
I took it as "ANYWHERE", i.e. through rain and snow, to the top of a mountain, through deepest Africa.

the jutting things are jutting, i read that all the time in english mate

You took it wrong.

Can someone please tell me what the last game is named? This idiotic site only has name in pictures

c-socrates.sakura.ne.jp/product.html

脱出するのは犯した後で、閉じ込められた少女とオヤジ

な-なにそれ？！

Thanks so much!

Dude was going to loot expensive looking armor off a corpse but when he approached the corpse, it started talking

Dang, that actually works in context. It's just a bigger story flag than I was even considering. Thanks. Also a reminder I gotta work on my basic grammar.

Can someone help me with two questions?

>ラストにして欲しかったら残りのザーメン全部でるよう
What does the かったら means here?

>イキかけの痙攣まんこイイぞ！
I can't figure what イキかけ means. I'm guessing it's 掛け, can someone confirm?
Googling it only shows the interview of some baseball player saying 「気持ち良かったですねえ。ほぼイキかけました。えぇ、サーセンｗｗｗ」

I-I could help you but this a SFW board and it should stay this way...

Japanese books actually dont' smell as good as books I buy locally to be honest. Shit tier ink/glue or something.

gun unload all dat left over cum bb, since you said you wanted it to be the last time

pussy spasms while cumming, das the shit

cant be that bad..
>残りのザーメン全部
>痙攣まんこ
oh..

I'll need the name of that baseball player, what a fucking legend

Thought a few sentences in the DOAJG deck looked fishy so I checked it out. Sure enough three sentences in a row had typos.

>例 instead of 礼
>extra ご
>伸びる instead of 伸びた

I know everyone is probably already informed about the typos, but in the beginner and intermediate volumes they were pretty few and far between. Here they're pretty bad. Just a heads up to anyone already in or nearing the "advanced" section.

イチロー
youtube.com/watch?v=py2cghgtp5M

I can guess from the context that, but I'm curious on what かったら is.
欲しかった + ら?
欲し + (some か verb) + たら?
Or maybe something else?

Many thanks for the かけ

Ichiro the man himself, holy shit

>Just a heads up to anyone already in or nearing the "advanced" section.
Good thing I dropped it just before I hit advanced then

>What does the かったら means here?
It's the past tense of that verb, along with an "if" statement. 欲しかったら is all basically one word.

For the second part I'd need more context to understand it, what game is it and what part are you at? (I probably already have it downloaded, I'm not asking for source because I'm a pleb).

It's just the たら for of 欲しい dude, don't you have Rikai?

ichiro is one cool guy

Uh, no... sorry.

Eromango, pic related, Rokuichi

yes.

How do I make it so rikai/firefox/ITHVNR combo doesn't insert the freaking furi it hooks inbetween the words?

rikaisama.sourceforge.net/#download

And why did you remove half the speech bubble's text, what the fuck

Past tense + ら = "if"

I'm gonna start learning
wish me luck

Anyone know if there's a way to have anki export a list of all cards in a deck, listed using only a specific field?

I want to create a 'known words' list to use in the cb text analysis tool

Just read the guide and you'll be successful.

good luck scary black man!

Good luck, you'll feel like this withing a week.

頑張ってね
good luck

その優しい人はshaq
バカ女

I zipped through the kanas and now on particle verbs right now with a few kanji in the vocab.

Though I skipped writing