#DailyJapaneseChallenge
🔴 これから日本語でどんどん上手になるはずだぞ!
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にほんご・じょうず
You are sure to steadily become more skilled in Japanese from now on!
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This is the new format on Instagram. I hope I'm gonna be able to continue it.
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I’m Japanese, but sometimes I blame our ancestors.
Who invented this insane kanji?
It has 42 strokes!
My coffee gets cold before I finish writing it☕️😭
Every language is incredibly difficult. Even my own native language doesn’t make sense to me anymore. So when someone whose native language isn’t Japanese speaks Japanese, I can only imagine how much effort they must have put in…
It genuinely makes me happy. I wish I could be like that too…
天外魔境Ⅱ 卍MARU, "Tengai Makyō II: Manji Maru", 1992 for PC.
There seems to be a download for this game on Abandonware. I wonder if it will play without issues. This game would offer Kanji practice AND some listening practice as well. PC games could be hidden JP-learning gems.
#DailyJapaneseChallenge
🔴 人生はゲームだと言えるけど、人生は辛いとも言える。
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じんせい・い・つら
You could say that life is a game, but you could also say that life is painful.
[1026-1030]
(I have to catch up to 1299, so I started writing the reading challenge.)
#langtwt
#DailyJapaneseChallenge
🔴 強い先入観がある人が、炎上狙いでコメントした──でも、それってどういう意味???
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つよい・せんにゅうかん・ひと・えんじょう・ねら・いみ
A person with strong preconceptions made a comment just to cause an uproar—but what does that even mean???
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translation:
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When making pasta, add sausages and fish to the pot while cooking, and if you add a little more soy sauce just before eating, it brings out a strong umami flavor.
🔴 最近の子供番組はあまり大人っぽくも哲学的でもないから、Z世代は頭が浅くて弱虫な世代になったのかもしれない。
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さいきん・こども・ばんぐみ・おとな・てつがくてき・せだい・あたま・あさ・よわむし・せだい
... Gen Z might have become a shallow and weak generation.
@ThatYuta I don't understand why testing it would be difficult though. Just have different classes that only use this or that method and at the end of the year give them the same test.
For example teaching grammar only by theoretical explanations VS teaching it via input, but same grammar
@ThatYuta Alright. So it's not about unconscious learning, like in the style of subliminal messages, but it actually is based on some effort that you consciously have to choose to do. It's just fuzzy, because it's based more on experience than memorizing something.
@ThatYuta Maybe you first need to give examples what unconscious learning is even supposed to look like and why it's considered "unconscious".
And yes, I will always question such definitions by linguists, because linguists are weird. (Some other scientists as well.)
@ThatYuta ...the vocab was already in my head and listening to videos is arguably listening-practice.
I never learned grammar by academic rules, but by practice and exposure — both didn't happen by accident. Even though a lot of exposure might have been "unintended" in a way.
@ThatYuta That's impossible, since I wouldn't remember unconscious learning since it isn't conscious, right? 😅
After having studied English at school and looked up a lot of vocab on YuGiOh! cards and from English books, I consumed a lot of YT videos and understood more and more...however