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!
>hate German women there are also lots of middle east Asians in hijab over there. they must be quiet af.
Blake Carter
モンハンは面白そうけど ゲーム機を持ってないから無理よw
逆に数月前から二ノ国2を楽しみにしてる
Xavier Russell
I was in love with an Italian girl once she had the most beautiful face she smiled at me all the time and I was so in love with her i prepared for days and finally had the courage to ask her out but she broke my heart and destroyed my self esteem forever it's been 8 years but that was the moment I realized all women are assholes and I gave up on ever getting a gf
Nolan Rodriguez
True in a sense that it's very different from European languages and people usually don't have enough incentive to learn it.
Asher Kelly
>I gave up on ever getting a gf did you?
Joseph Hernandez
Didn't you already tell this story yesterday? Bring in some originality.
なんか退屈になった。
Cooper Morgan
嘘で塗り固められた人間だろ
Dylan Myers
not really in school I always liked turkish girls they have dark eyes and hair similar to South American or Asian girls I only ever was in love with two non asian girls. one Italian and one Turkish they both had black hair and nice eyes I wish I would've asked the second one out but after my self esteem got destroyed by the italian girl I never talked to girls again maybe if I had I would still be together with her now and wouldn't like Asian girls but then I wouldn't be here today and I would be a normie
Carson Russell
i tell this story to every Italian so they don't make the same mistake
if you can't get a girl who speak your tongue, you couldn't get a girl in other country. first off you should try to communicate with german girls, even if it took some efforts.
Jacob Moore
I will go to the university library tomorrow and I will practise talking with girls I just don't know what I should say What do I say to start the conversation? Should I ask them if they want to drink a coffee with me or something later? maybe i should just ask them if I can practice Korean/Chinese with them
Christopher Long
負けないぞ(`・ω・´)シャキーン
Gabriel Peterson
ロシアについて
Ryan Kelly
don't think that they are girls because your mind is filled with boobs , butts ,sex n eyelids. just look for friends to spend the same time. eventually one of the friends happen to be a girl.
Liam Rogers
お前いつも隙あらば下ネタ投下してるよな
Jordan Scott
i don't want friends i hate spending time with people i just want a gf
James Hall
コイツはそういうキャラで売ってるしな
Kevin Ward
Has the scrapping of legacy captcha eradicated the bot?
Jace Martinez
so it seems
Easton Lee
It really isn't hard. All that matters is quantity and quality of exposure. I have been learning English since I was 8 years old and consider myself relatively proficient. This is mostly a result of constantly being exposed to English movies, video games and books. In that regard, time is another important component. It's probably possible to learn a language in a year or two but I think that language won't be as embedded into your brain as something you have been exposed to longer periods of time. For just starting out, similarities between languages probably also play a big role but I don't think it matters that much in the long run. The only thing that is kind of hard is getting that amount of input as it is much more comfortable to just stick to your native language. You need to put yourself into a situation where you have no choice but to consume English media if you want to be proficient in English. This is easier for us Europeans because there really barely is any authentic entertainment coming from our countries. You might want to attempt building up an interest for a game or a book series or something. Things that involve interaction with other people like MMOs are probably a good way to immerse yourself and build up confidence as it doesn't matter if you mess up, I certainly really only started writing in English in online games. I know I am struggling to get that input in Japanese. Rather than watching Anime and reading books I am writing in English on the Japanese thread. It's mostly a motivational struggle. Doesn't help that everything I am interested in is already translated.
まあ、宿題を続ける。
You are not supposed to approach girls in the library you retard, they are busy studying. You really need some incentive beyond "I want a girlfriend". Why don't you actually find a hobby you find interesting that involves interacting with other people. You might meet a cute girl and then you actually have a reason to approach and ask her out.
Jason Scott
そうでしたか。良かった!
Austin Collins
I figured that would happen
Connor Watson
すみぺの聖水飲みたいなぁ・・・
Zachary Reyes
i like Sup Forums, vidya and movies where can I meet a girl with the same hobbies? I don't want any new hobbies because I'm lazy and hate going outside
Grayson Green
>i hate spending time with people >i just want a gf
what you are saying is like you just want a sex. if you got a gf, you have to spend the same time with the gf even when not having a sex. if you don't know how to communicate with others, how about you take part in some circle activity or sport club or something. at least you can communicate with me. so don't worry.
Daniel Lopez
ここ英語スレ?
Jose Wilson
>It really isn't hard. All that matters is quantity and quality of exposure. I have been learning English since I was 8 years old and consider myself relatively proficient. This is mostly a result of constantly being exposed to English movies, video games and books. In that regard, time is another important component. It's probably possible to learn a language in a year or two but I think that language won't be as embedded into your brain as something you have been exposed to longer periods of time. For just starting out, similarities between languages probably also play a big role but I don't think it matters that much in the long run. The only thing that is kind of hard is getting that amount of input as it is much more comfortable to just stick to your native language. You need to put yourself into a situation where you have no choice but to consume English media if you want to be proficient in English. This is easier for us Europeans because there really barely is any authentic entertainment coming from our countries. You might want to attempt building up an interest for a game or a book series or something. Things that involve interaction with other people like MMOs are probably a good way to immerse yourself and build up confidence as it doesn't matter if you mess up, I certainly really only started writing in English in online games. I know I am struggling to get that input in Japanese. Rather than watching Anime and reading books I am writing in English on the Japanese thread. It's mostly a motivational struggle. Doesn't help that everything I am interested in is already translated.