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  • in reply to: About Kanji #14263

    missingno15
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    Revenant: I find the water slide mentioned to be more logical and easier to work with, IF I were a beginner. But I already spent a lot of time and effort learning by a different method….

    DID SOMEONE SAY BEGINNER????????
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWlefJ-DGZU

    And no not really, it seems you already know more than the required amount of kanji. RTK is more like learning to write kanji so you’re not illiterate in one section of a langauge – which is writing. If you’re doing AJATT, then you don’t really need to do Textfugu because what I found is that you will pick up on the kunyomi and onyomi readings. For months, I was all anti RTK until it bothered me that I can’t write in Japanese. Meaning that I can write it if I look at the kanji but I couldn’t write like I was writing in English (which is my goal now as I’m doing RTK). That and I haven’t used the Textfugu kanji section since Textfugu was created so I think you’ll be fine.

    If you done RTK, and can write like you can write english, then that’s like half your learning journey right there lol

    in reply to: [Contest] Translate to the Finish! #14240

    missingno15
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    in reply to: Hello from California! #14211

    missingno15
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    Once you start learning, you’ll be glad you didn’t take classes in school

    in reply to: ひらがな めがね #14196

    missingno15
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    I saw the title, and thought like “Ah god this is gonna be something stupid isnt it.”

    But holy sh!t, i love you

    in reply to: よし、ゲット! #14193

    missingno15
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    in reply to: What are you listening to now? #14192

    missingno15
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    listening to what i just got in the mail

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bEq3XOL2BFY

    in reply to: Mnemonics #14168

    missingno15
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    MisterM2402: But then you didn’t use RTK and thus didn’t see how good they are for learning how to write haha

    You’re absolutely right. I don’t know anything.

    But hey, I’m just a beginner ヽ(´ー`)ノ

    Hey Adriana, if you ever have any future questions about Japanese, don’t forget to ask MisterM. He knows what he’s talking almost all the time. I’m sure he’ll be a nice guy and answer all your questions and concerns with utmost precision to the point where he can put Koichi out of business.

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    in reply to: Mnemonics #14165

    missingno15
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    I don’t even use mnemonics with Kanji.

    This is just my opinion so feel free to disagree but I think that mnemonics are a waste of time. The way I see it, I think “Why spend my time making mnemonics and them memorizing them, only to memorize the actual content, when I can directly start raw memorizing the material itself”. Either way, if you’re studying and exposing yourself, you will repeatedly see it until you just know it.

    Now, I’m not saying that mnemonics didn’t work for anybody – rather any kind of effort that you put into learning will help you in the end. I just prefer to do it through raw memorization.

    So sorry, none from me. You can visit kanji.koohi.com like MisterM said if you need mnemonics for kanji. Though I will say, you’re imagination is the limit.

    in reply to: Favorite Fugu Saying? #14159

    missingno15
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    Roses are red, violets are blue, I’m a schizophrenic and so I am.

    in reply to: Mnemonics #14148

    missingno15
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    Sure I’ll give you some.

    Problem is I’ve never used mnemonics for Japanese :/

    in reply to: What are you listening to now? #14082

    missingno15
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    ZETSUMETSU NO KIKI KUROKAMI SHOUJO

    YEAH

    OH MAMORITAI

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9LTPwwuszN4

    NMB48 – 絶滅黒髪少女

    in reply to: What's Your Twitter Handle? #14064

    missingno15
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    I think you’re following me already. But I don’t think you wanna see my random shi!t in english and japanese at like 3am in the morning when I link my Twitter account to Tokyo Girls Style Ustream events

    in reply to: Off to Japan Soon! #14061

    missingno15
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    AKB48 = just about anywhere in Japan, or mostly the Tokyo Metropolis

    SDN48 = specifically the Donki building in Akihabara

    SKE48 = Nagoya

    NMB48 = Osaka

    HKT48 = Fukuoka

    TWN48 = Taiwan

    Thats if you go to those areas.

    BUT WAIT. NEW CHALLENGER APPEARS!

    Tokyo Girls Style = have no idea where they are as they don’t have theaters…..lol

    also any large poster of any music artists that you see that isn’t inside or near a cd&book store.

    I think that’s it. Don’t want to impose on your time there so if you don’t take a lot of pictures, that’s fine too.

    (HKT48 doesn’t exist….yet. But I hope TWN48 never comes true)

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    in reply to: HOW DO I SAY "…." THREAD #14006

    missingno15
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    whoops

    ミッシングはやっとゲットした憧れの前田敦子の生写真を売ってしまった。
    Missing (to his regret) sold the sought out for Maeda Atsuko photo that he had finally gotten.

    in reply to: HOW DO I SAY "…." THREAD #13975

    missingno15
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    日本には「梅干(うめぼし)」を使った日の丸弁当もあれば、「ピカチュウ」などのキャラクターを形作った「キャラ弁」と呼ばれるものなどいろいろあります。

    In Japan, there are also umeboshi used as the sun of the flag, and also different kinds of stuff like “chara-bentos” where they are made in the forme of a character like Pikachu etc etc.

    Is what I got out of it

    But like I keep saying, I’m just a beginner ヽ(´ー`)ノ
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    Edit:

    I’m mad bored so I might as well take a crack at this while listening to some !!!ももいろクローバー!!! not necessarily some !!!ミライボウル!!!
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUoy582ePlQ

    Take a look at noun modifying clauses like this.

    It all starts with a simple sentence.

    パンを食べた
    (I) ate bread.

    What you do is take the subject of the sentence, and put it in front of the verb. Which becomes,

    食べたパン
    Bread that (I) ate

    However, its a fragmented sentence if you leave it like that and now you can continue the sentence as if you were making a simple sentence.

    食べたパンは美味しかった
    The bread that (I) ate was delicious.

    In this way, the modifying noun clauses are like complex adjectives. It gets even more complex if you want it to.

    猫は捕まった豆を食べていた鳩を食べました。
    The cat ate the pigeon it had caught which was eating seeds.

    ミッシングはやっと憧れのゲットした前田敦子の生写真を売ってしまった。
    Missing (to his regret) sold the sought out for Maeda Atsuko photo that he had finally gotten.

    However yet again, I’m just a beginner ヽ(´ー`)ノ

    TIME TO LISTEN EAT SOME BITTER SWEETS
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZnZSxIEnHs

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