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Ayden James
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Carter Allen
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Tyler Carter
A lot of people come in here whining about laziness and whatnot, but shit dude, that's your personal problem. That's you being spineless, or weak. Grow up! Read Yotsuba and hanahira a second time if need be. Get a clue. Laziness doesn't have a cure. It's all in your head. You just have to buckle up. And if you can't, get out of here! You're done.
So it's time to get out the Grammar Hammer and nail those little bastards down.
>Should I ever bother to learn the world "fuss"? I heard that most people just use "bother" to say the same thing.
I felt like that yesterday.
I read anyways.
I struggled the entire time, failing to recognize words that I know and having trouble wrapping my head around several sentences.
However, by the end of it, I still committed several new words to my vocabulary.
Go read!
Leo Thomas
Completely unrelated question, but what are the video game and LN equivalents of はなひら?
Luis Phillips
video games are awful for study in general
Camden Rivera
What do you mean? Hanahira is a video game.
Wyatt Baker
Are LNs decent though compared to VNs/manga?
Colton Baker
My video game suggestion would be Little Charo for the DS. It's an English learning game for Japanese people, but you can use it in reverse just fine too. Grab a DS emulator and the script / resources for the game are over @ nihongonobaka.com
(the first post is an intro, scroll down for individual episodes)
It's true they're not as convenient to lookup things in generally, but if you have a game script or text dump of the game it's pretty smooth sailing.
Compelling content should be exactly that, right? Sometimes having some gameplay to break up heavy reading segments can be motivating as well.
The closer to real books you get, generally the more difficult the content becomes. Both LNs and manga often target younger audiences, but one features significantly more narration and descriptive passages vs spoken dialogue.
Levi Barnes
I liked キノの旅 after going through はなひら
quite a bit of a change up in brutality though..
Asher Bell
Also reposting the vidya script / vocab links that were in the other thread
Scripts:
docs.google.com
RPG Vocab:
docs.google.com
If anyone has links to additional scripts, I will gladly add them to the list as well.