I want to learn Japanese so I can engage in Japanese media without relying on troonslateers. What's the best way to learn it?
the best way is to start at a young age, like 6-7 years old
Go to Japan or NEET/ldar for life because outside, normies aren’t learning japanese and there is nothing interesting about them.If you’re neeting/ldaring, you can focus only on your goal (learning japanese) so you’ll succeed, I guess
Your best chances of successfully learning it is taking a class. To learn a Japanese you need to actually speak to Japanese people.
To be fluent it needs to be ingrained in your head. It’s like how when you’re reading my reply right now, my words are probably registering in your mind effortlessly, same with if you heard someone speaking.
Being fluent in a language is hearing someone who speaks that language and instantly understanding it without the need for your head to “translate” it, though that would take quite a long time
To be fluent it needs to be ingrained in your head. It’s like how when you’re reading my reply right now, my words are probably registering in your mind effortlessly, same with if you heard someone speaking.
Being fluent in a language is hearing someone who speaks that language and instantly understanding it without the need for your head to “translate” it, though that would take quite a long time
Babble
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8YV8KmfBbBM
It's four hour's long but still pretty good. I learned "Hello" "Thank you" "Commence attack" & "Goodbye" Due to watching Japanese entertainment.
I wanted to learn Japanese too as a kid/teen but now i realised its overrated and just another trend. It makes much more sense to learn Chinese, either to involve with them in business or to know how to beg for mercy in Chinese
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pointless task
I'm too stupid to ever get rich or a high class job
Not for cooming
Still good to learn how to beg for Mercy in Chinese when they take over the world
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