東亞/東亜/동아/East Asia

[Jayden Robinson]

Subway Edition

Invited:
中華 China (大陆 Mainland, 臺灣 Taiwan, 香港 Hong Kong, 澳門 Macao)
日本 Japan
한국/조선 Korea
Moнгoл yлc Mongolia
Anyone interested in East Asia

FAQ

What are some good resources for learning East Asian languages?

Japanese:
See the Japanese thread: Korean:
youtube.com/watch?v=Fg4tlyqp2JE
howtostudykorean.com/unit0/
talktomeinkorean.com/curriculum/
mykoreancoach.com/korean-listening-training/
dongsa.net/

Mandarin:
learnnc.org/lp/pages/6427
resources.allsetlearning.com/chinese/pronunciation/
resources.allsetlearning.com/chinese/grammar/
mdbg.net/chindict/chindict.php

Other Languages:
Ask in the thread. Even if it’s obscure, someone will probably have some suggestions.

Isn't Sup Forums blocked in Mainland China?
No, likely because so few Chinese come to Sup Forums, Sup Forums itself isn't blocked. However, because Google services are throttled and the captcha is owned by Google, in order to post, Chinese posters must use a Sup Forums pass to bypass the captcha, as it never loads. Chinese IPs are also blocked from posting on Sup Forums without a pass.

[Asher Hernandez]

Does all jav stars become fairy when they retire?

[Sebastian Gutierrez]

Hey koreafriend, what does 성진 mean?
And what about 똥송?

[Kevin Ramirez]

hello (ΦωΦ)

[Owen Turner]

ohio

[Ryan Rivera]

성진 should be a name. It's quite close to mine actually

똥송is abbreviarion of 똥아시아인이라 죄송합니다. mean 'sorry that I'm shitty east asian.'

More appropriate expression should be 센송 which mean 'sorry that Im korean' because koreans are massive pricks and people you ahould avoid befriending

[Julian Peterson]

I mean 성진 as in 성진국 meme.
>똥송is abbreviarion of 똥아시아인이라 죄송합니다Why do you call SNSD a 똥송한 group then? Are they really this unnationalistic?

[Justin Brown]

>똥송is abbreviarion of 똥아시아인이라 죄송합니다
>Why do you call SNSD a 똥송한 group then? Are they really this unnationalistic?
Fix'd, i messed up my greentext.

[David Gray]

Hi.

[Jace Johnson]

Why did Japanese borrow Chinese words ending with -ng as if it was a vowel? Why didn't they use -n or --ngu like they do now? Were they dumb?