This thread is for the discussion of the language, culture, travel, daily life, etc. of Japan.
Let's tark at randam in Japanese and English. Take it easy!
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I want to fall in love
1get
twisting balls for Japan
Look in the mirror
おばはん貼んなよ
KISS KISS
FALL IN LOVE
KISS KISS
おつかれ
novia
I often think about leaving for Canada or Japan, anywhere but America. But the only way to make it better is for us to stay here, or else only the blind Nationalists are left and I can only imagine what would happen to America if they were the only ones left.
>there are people who take a photo with anime figure
a bit disgusting
おばはんマニア
あなたを殺します。嫉妬ジャップ
otudesu
describe your feelings after looking pic related
xth for bikes
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感情の奴隷になるな。
自制の精神を持つんだ。
don't be emotional slave.
control your spirit.
huh? but that is cute
no girl will ever love you
In your country, Is amount of car tax decided by size of engine displacement?
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毎日毎日朝っぱらからこれの絶叫を聴けるからワロエナイ
マジで迷惑なんだ
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red cross: disagree
green circle: agree
yellow ~: so-so
blue question mark: what is that
Im gonna do my reps now. wish me luck and success
You can do it!
What's the most difficult part when you learn Japanese?
persistency, not giving up
making sentences
i can read sentences fine, but making them takes a lot of time
Is there any country where suicide is legal and can be assisted?
i think netherlands and belgium
It's impossible to make natural sentence for non-natives though.
I'm satisfied if people can understand my broken sentence.
Assisted suicide is not legal here or in Belgium
>It's impossible to make natural sentence for non-natives though.
orz
>I'm satisfied if people can understand my broken sentence.
true. i'm fine if people can understand too i guess
aqui es legal caosa
I thought it was for older people. like when youre ill or really old.
ほあようございます
hahahalol. Give me kimuchi.
私のクリプトナイト
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道義をなくしたら人じゃなくなるんだよ、知ってた?
don't lost your moral
lost moral make you zombie
This site is good for listening practice.
ほ、ほーっ、ホアアーッ!! ホアーッ!!ホアようございます。
Maybe for old people that are terminally ill, but definitely not for regular or young people
The alphabet.
If I wanted to learn German or Italian, I could immediately start with words, verbs, etc. With a language like Japanese, you have to first start learning Hiragana, Katakana, Kanji, etc. It's a lot of work.
the idea I have to kill myself is to buy a version of this machine and then cut my neck, throat
same as this machine chop wood
本当にこんな声なの?
>履歴書完成した
>送りたくない
人々は信じていないその顔とき、私はサッカー選手を持っているとガールフレンドを調理します
いえww
top left and very bottom look tasty
Does writing/reading Japanese give you a special feel, because our letters are totally different from alphabetical languages?
餃子以外不味そうw
Google translation is a god.
time to get some euthanasia I guess
御意。
hwagyo
I'm not able to read or write anything yet. I'm only just beginning. I'm still not sure if I'm willing to learn the language still. On one hand, I really want to learn a third language, and Japanese is one of my better choices. On the other hand, it's a lot of work and I fear I will be judged for it. For now I just lurk in the general.
As for your question, yes it does. Japanese is very different from the two languages I know, so it feels different getting to know it.
送って
クソnormieの仕事を増やしてやるんだ
クソNORMIEになりたくねええええええええええ
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>wake up
>still no japanese bf
You are Canadian, so I guess your second language is French, maybe?
Do people around you recommend you to learn Chinese instead of learning Japanese, because there are many Chinese living down there in Canada?
My first language is French. My second language is English.
No, not really. There are a good number of Chinese in Canada, but not where I live. Most minorities live in the big cities, and I don't live in a big city, more like a mid-sized one.
体を守るために体は複雑な仕組みを持っている、臨機応変、問題は体を守るという事なんだから。
主義主張が単純な人が社会を壊す。
human body has complex structure for protect human body, have a resourcefulness.
simple ideology and simple idea breaking human society.
Im done with my reps and I also got myself a pizza
Good job, I'm done with my reps (Japanese) and my reps (Workout) for today as well.
post butt
I worked out as well today!
Pizza makes you fat.
yeah but it tastes good
My diet
Today I will remind them.
>all that タンパク
fuck i don't even get that much
ask again in 2 months >///<
The greatest of feels
Im thinking about learning french to speak with african ex french colonies
the trade between africa and china is huge, all chinks are scammers ,with my knowledge I can offer cheaper prices to africa
0 intentions to enter europe
Ohayo konoyaro
du bist höchstens am gainen wenn du müde bist
ohayo bakayaro
鋼のチンチン術師
ビートたけし
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she made a new video...
メンツヤバい
to be honest there really isn't a lot of chinese in quebec unless you go to montreal, even then there's a lot more in british columbia and ontario
Correct.
People in Quebec speak French. Do you think this works as a language barrier against Chinese?
yeah, it's a pretty good language barrier
immigrants are scared of us and don't move to rural areas as a result of that
Is it real that people in Quebec speak French in daily life instead of speaking English? Is there people who can't into English?
I don't want to go work
Help me
how do i help you
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>Is it real that people in Quebec speak French in daily life instead of speaking English?
yeah, we're not cajuns
in the US they also have some french people but they're slowly disappearing because they just don't use it
>Is there people who can't into English?
yeah, sometimes they don't learn it either because they can't, or they're dumb kids who don't see the importance of it
the older generations also tend to suck at it
Not just the Chinese, most immigrants I would say. Majority of them are more familliar with English than French. We also have strict language laws. Usually, immigrants will have to learn both English and French to be succesful here. They'd rather go to another part of Canada where only English is needed.
Immigrants that do come here however will mostly go to Montréal because it's the biggest city and speaking only English there is more acceptable than anywhere else in Quebec.
>yeah, sometimes they don't learn it either because they can't, or they're dumb kids who don't see the importance of it
>the older generations also tend to suck at it
sounds like japan lel
Yes and yes. At home, in the streets or in the stores, at school, etc. It's all French. Most know a little English I would say, but there are definitely some that do not speak it at all.
With cute picture
Our English classes were even worse than Japan's, to be honest with you.
Most of the time, the teacher had no fucking clue what he was doing and just gave us crossword puzzles. If you wanted to learn English back in my day you had to go out and do it on your own.
