He doesn't consume his manga raw

>he doesn't consume his manga raw

いいえ
よむ
日本語で
バカ

違う！

>There are plenty of people who find salvation from suffering through god but
>Those who don't instead turn to philosophy and that sort of stuff in search of deliverance

There, is that enough to prove my nihongo skillz?

I prefer eroge and harem LNs sorry.

C- desu

I'm too depressed to learn a different language.

This, but I'm still trying

but you're not too depressed to learn thousands of memes?

If you're too depressed to learn a second language you're too depressed for Sup Forums.

What did I get wrong?

Tank raws master race here.
Enjoy your poorly translated crappy quality mag scans, plebs.

How do you learn a meme? You see it once and understand the context.
Sup Forums involves no studying or brain activity. I don't have to think or get frustrated when I cannot understand something to scroll through this website endlessly and sometimes reply. My energy level is so low that I bought a goy pass just so I wouldn't have to put any effort towards typing or clicking a captcha.

I don't consume manga. Manga consumes me.

KANJI ARE MEMES

>memes = recurring idea/s
>kanji = recurring idea/s

IF YOU CAN LEARN MEMES YOU CAN LEARN KANJI

>muh I'm depressed
Why don't you go and kill yourself, then? Whore.

You should always heat your manga to 140°F and hold that temperature for 5 minutes to kill of any germs.

I don't think I would have that much difficulty learning kanji given that I learned conversational Chinese back when I wasn't a depressive useless pile of shit, but to learn hanzi I had to spend time multiple times a day with Anki, trying to construct sentences, reading about grammar, talking to sluts on interpals, etc. These days I can hardly find the energy for getting out of bed to eat.

I'll consume your cock raw with my sloppy boypussy you fucking faggot.

o-okay

i don't know. i am too much of a bitch to end it by my own hand i guess.
sage for cancerous blogposting.

Why bother learning kanji when you can just OCR? Hell, a lot of manga even have furigana.

Not knowing kanji isn't an excuse for avoiding scanslation.

Slut[/spolier]

>tfw I can read this but understand almost nothing
how does one even get good at grammar?

I have better things to do than learn a language. Also *she, thanks. ^^

I can't understand most of it though. I think the lack of context makes it harder than it should be.

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I only consume my waifu raw.

>How do you learn a meme? You see it once and understand the context.
I was here during "nice boat" but I still don't understand it.

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this is strangely inspiring

fucking mangakas and their lack of use of punctuation marks

Words communicate ideas and meanings? Who knew.

>he doesn't consume his manga with a quality soy sauce

Why don't you just commit suicide and put yourself out of your misery?

I learned Japanese solely for eroge and other vidya and haven't really touched anime for ages and only recently read through Kodomo no Jikan and Maidragon's released issues. Don't know what I should read next.

i dont read nip

What are you even doing here, normalfag?

Months of taking a jp course at uni and this is the only nip I could read in thread :( Time to invest all my time into Anki

>don't know really any Japanese
>know the kana and shit like 日
>looking at raws of a series to see what the fonts and stuff look like in Nip
>wait a minute, this noun isn't what was in the scanlation
>the scanlation said "plant" instead of "tree"
>the fuck
>pull up a J->E dictionary, start looking at some of the other lines
>what the fuck, the scanlator is mostly 'in the ballpark', but other times is just making shit up
>fuck that shit
>get angry because I've now come to realize for the first time that I never actually had any solid reason to trust scanlators
>really love this series, though
>start informing people that the translations are wrong in threads, but it always seems like people don't 100% trust me, and there's more and more people who don't know, and it's damaged their reading experience
>god damn it
>start learning Japanese - just enough to prove that I know what I'm talking about, credibility starts to sway my way
>realize that if I just learned the language, I can put a stop to this nonsense in general
>I can just tell people what it actually says, and be totally sure that I'm right in what I'm saying
>force myself, through extreme [written] immersion and spending 8 hours a day playing with J->E encyclopedias and dictionaries, to learn the language
>nobody's listening to me in threads, whatever
>wait, I have a really stupid idea!
>join a scanlation team
>time passes, gain experience
>am now the translator of the series that I wanted fixed

I hate this language and I only know it because I wish to help English-speaking people enjoy Japanese media

The only thing I do raw is your mother.

>blogposting in 2007+10

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

here for the memes

> ~800 vocab
>about halfway through tae kims grammar
>currently just mining vocab for SOL anime I'm watching
Am I on the right track? You seem pretty informed

That's a pretty cool origin story.

Mine is that I wanted to learn one of the languages of the axis powers but between German and Japanese they only offered Japanese at my highschool...

Then I accidentally became a weeb

I'd have to intimately know what you're able to do. The process of learning a language differs from person to person. As I perceive the language, vocabulary is the absolute last thing that anyone ought to learn. The grammar rules are *the* key to understanding the language. If you go the 'vocab first' route, you're extremely liable to be completely lost and possibly even discouraged when you come across verb endings like たら or たり, and you'll have no clue what's happening with stuff like ものの. If you know 'just the basic' rules of grammar, such things will require a complete independent 'side-study' into those grammatical rules, which de-focuses your direction in the main study.

Not the user you responded to but I find it extremely hard to focus on grammar if I'm unfamiliar with more than one word in a sentence so for me I find myself having to focus on vocab a lot. What I typically end up doing is trying to read a couple of pages of a book or manga, mine a bunch of vocab and kanji, memorize them, and then go back and try to figure out the grammar.

What series?

Reminder that spending more than 30 minutes per day on Anki is bad for you.

Why?

Are there any good resources specifically for furigana manga?
I get the feeling it'll help with my shit tier kanji.

Because if you do that you might turn into an Ankidrone. You wouldn't want that, would you?

What do you mean by resources?

Just somewhere to dl or read online.
There are plenty of places to get manga in general but I've ever seen one where you could sort by use of furigana or reading level etc.

I think DJT's spreadsheet has a column indicating whether or not a manga has furigana.

Nyaa, the DJT site, jCafe, Perfect Dark, googling "[series name] raw", among others.
Most manga aimed at children have furigana, but keep in mind that furigana doesn't necessarily mean "easy" or "beginner-friendly". Death Note has furigana and YuruYuri doesn't, I'm sure you can guess which one is easier to read.

So it does. This will be a good start.
Yeah I'm not really looking to fully comprehend right now. I just want to see kanji used correctly in context.

I think I'm going to learn all the languages now

>spending time consuming manga when there's eroge

I read the first part as "God, thanks to you, there are many people seeking salvation from suffering"

Could be wrong though

Manga is just training wheels until you're enlightened enough to appreciate real literature like the works of Romeo "Shakespeare" Tanaka.

I like it fried. Sue me.

Manga's boring to read and I learned Japanese with eroge and light novels.

>Manga's boring to read
If you read boring manga, yeah.

It's all black and white, and there isn't even any music or porn.

how do you write giant plush hamburguer in japanese?

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I don't consume my meat raw either. Art isn't fit to be consumed until it is cooked into English.

メイアビ以外にネット上で読める漫画見つからない。あんたはどこで読んでるの？

Kanji aren't nearly as funny or entertaining as memes.

笑

Even if it comes out well done and slathered in ketchup?

haf furigana

Not every cooked steak can be perfect, but all raw steak is bad.

>some kanji translate to a single kana

but why then

muh homophones
but really no reason since context is a thing

Kanji have a meaning, kana don't, and the Japanese language is full of homonyms.

Parts of a single word and how to read the kanji when used that way.