Japanese Thread/日本語スレッド Anonymous 09/22/14 (Mon) 14:27:20 No. 10 [Last 50 Posts]
日本語や日本の文化、日常生活、旅行などについてマターリと雑談する場所です。アニメや漫画の話題も歓迎。
This thread is for discussion for Japanese language, culture, trip and daily life etc. Of course you are welcome to talk about Anime or Manga.
Let's tark at randam in Japanese or English. Take it easy !
#前スレ>>
–基本ルール–
荒らし厳禁・スルー推奨。また荒らしに構う人も荒らしです。
—役立ちリンク/Useful Links—
今までのスレ一覧
>https://archive.moe/int/search/text/日本語スレッド/ Real Kana
>http://www.realkana.com/ How to Learn Japanese
>https://docs.google.com/document/d/1G5C7fCe07CDzYalZYZObzxv_fhw7RUNsLHiMAY-t7FA/mobilebasic?pli=1 100 most common japanese words:
>https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GK7W2AwWsQr5VvgDYRMKSrhTJhDSkB5_jlaVGJks-Hc/pub 次スレを立てる前に必ずスレ立て宣言をして下さい。次スレリンクも忘れずに。
Anonymous 09/22/14 (Mon) 15:09:15 No. 11
Wolpertinger is invading Japan, what do?
Anonymous 09/22/14 (Mon) 15:12:22 No. 12
Anonymous 09/22/14 (Mon) 15:13:14 No. 13
>>10 乙
>>11 ; ; now I don't feel special anymore. Still glad you came over.
Anonymous 09/22/14 (Mon) 15:15:04 No. 15
I kept the archive link for the old threads.
Anonymous 09/22/14 (Mon) 15:17:52 No. 16
>>15 Sounds great to me. I think if this takes off it could be really amazing, even if it won't be that crowded.
Anonymous 09/22/14 (Mon) 15:22:33 No. 17
Make a thread for JAV webm with sound or this board is useless.
Anonymous 09/22/14 (Mon) 15:25:34 No. 18
>>17 make it yourself, lazy bastard!
(I-I-I don't have any…)
Anonymous 09/22/14 (Mon) 16:14:44 No. 20
I started watching this yesterday.
Anonymous 09/22/14 (Mon) 22:28:57 No. 28
画像壊れている？
Anonymous 09/22/14 (Mon) 22:39:30 No. 29
Anonymous 09/22/14 (Mon) 23:45:09 No. 30
テスト
Anonymous 09/22/14 (Mon) 23:50:08 No. 31
不安定だな
Anonymous 09/23/14 (Tue) 03:06:06 No. 32
Why not continue these threads on /int/ instead?
Anonymous 09/23/14 (Tue) 03:52:31 No. 33
>>32 I don't know of an archive feature for 8chan. Having an archive is somewhat important.
The pages can be used as an archive. It will reach a stage when threads start to prune, but it's a start.
One shit thing about this site is I got stopped from making this post multiple times due to a spam error, something along the lines of 'this reply looks automated so was not posted'
Anonymous 09/23/14 (Tue) 05:59:36 No. 34
Today's news reports that Putin is not visiting Japan this autumn. America told Japan to not let him visit.
Anonymous 09/23/14 (Tue) 06:33:40 No. 36
>>32 Because they don't like generals afaik.
>>34 Fuck Murica they're always butthurt anyway
Anonymous 09/23/14 (Tue) 08:22:44 No. 37
>>34 its not like i wanted to visit anyway… baka
Anonymous 09/23/14 (Tue) 08:31:31 No. 38
国旗隠せるのか
Anonymous 09/23/14 (Tue) 08:33:38 No. 39
>>38 隠せるはずけど今出来ないだろう
しょうがないね
Anonymous 09/23/14 (Tue) 08:38:47 No. 40
Anonymous 09/23/14 (Tue) 08:53:54 No. 41
>You are so silly it's unbelievable
Anonymous 09/23/14 (Tue) 09:15:35 No. 43
>>34 But he wanted to return the islands… Why you don't want the islands, Yaponiya?
Anonymous 09/23/14 (Tue) 09:23:33 No. 44
>>41 写真
"Your request looks automated; Post discarded."
I'm having this appear often. Anyone else having the same issue?
Anonymous 09/23/14 (Tue) 09:25:07 No. 45
>>44 Seems it might be a browser issue. I closed the tab and re-entered the thread and the post worked.
Anonymous 09/23/14 (Tue) 09:25:16 No. 46
>>44 Nope I guess that's just because of your Australian post quality
Anonymous 09/23/14 (Tue) 09:29:47 No. 48
>>46 >豪州人であるこの気持ち 俺は一度もああされてないぞ？
Anonymous 09/23/14 (Tue) 13:04:42 No. 52
Anonymous 09/23/14 (Tue) 13:21:18 No. 53
>>52 それは役に立つ
教えてくれてありがとう
お前はそれを書いたの？
Anonymous 09/23/14 (Tue) 13:52:34 No. 55
Alex !674XQXkeTs 09/23/14 (Tue) 19:58:50 No. 57
Anonymous 09/24/14 (Wed) 00:34:30 No. 65
>>10 乙
Nice to see this board was made. I'm looking forward to lurking the Japanese 8chan when that's up and here as well.
いいな、この板を作りました
日本語版８ちゃんもこの板もを見守ること楽しみです
Anonymous 09/24/14 (Wed) 09:26:46 No. 69
>>65 Got any info on that? Like when it's supposed to be up etc.
Anonymous 09/24/14 (Wed) 11:11:41 No. 70
>>69 The admin didn't mention a date, just that it would be on a separate server and linked on 2ch.
Anonymous 09/24/14 (Wed) 11:24:25 No. 71
>>70 As long we're allowed to shitpost there freely I'm fine with it.
Anonymous 09/24/14 (Wed) 11:45:49 No. 72
>>52 I just had an update come through.
Anonymous 09/24/14 (Wed) 13:36:32 No. 75
>>72 I just updated it but I can't see any new features.
Anonymous 09/25/14 (Thu) 10:43:01 No. 80
Anonymous 09/25/14 (Thu) 14:23:18 No. 81
Just had another update for the extension. Not sure I should've added it if there are so many issues.
>>80 So long as you're here 8chan can be a wonderful place.
Please post often!
Anonymous 09/25/14 (Thu) 21:02:29 No. 82
>>80 実は僕も気にする。僕は４chanより８chanがいいと思うけどこの板は全然使われない。
毎日出来るだけレスを書くしかないんだ ;_;
ここに他の人を持って行ってみたらいいかもしれないね
>>81 We can really do this. At least I hope so ;_; maybe we can get a few more people from 4chan's japanese thread and this'll be awesome
Anonymous 09/26/14 (Fri) 00:22:10 No. 86
>>80 ま、いつかかな
うーん正直、全然わかりませんｗ
Anonymous 09/26/14 (Fri) 14:57:12 No. 89
Anonymous 09/26/14 (Fri) 22:56:00 No. 93
>>81 >>82 >>86 返信ありがとう
いつか4chanの日本語スレみたいに活気があるスレになってもらいたいと思う。
自分もこのスレを盛り上げるために、出来る限り何か書き込みしてみるよ。
Thank you for your reply
I hope this thread will come alive like the Japanese thread on 4chan, some day or other too.
and I will try to post something as much as possible to get this thread active.
>>89 その音楽を聴いてると、悲しさと孤独感を感じる…
that music makes me feel sad and sense of loneliness…
Anonymous 09/27/14 (Sat) 00:43:42 No. 100
>>93 私も返事します。日本語で書き込むはちょっと難しいですけど読むことは大丈夫です。ちなみにごちうさのアニメがすごく好きだから漫画を買いました。
Anonymous 09/27/14 (Sat) 05:05:21 No. 105
>>80 ４ちゃんの掲示板管理者が地下室から出るまであちらのサイトは使いたいとさえ思いませんね。
管理者が下手にやっているから楽しくなくなりました。
Anonymous 09/27/14 (Sat) 08:50:17 No. 108
Sorry, could someone clear it for me…
Anonymous 09/27/14 (Sat) 09:42:03 No. 111
>>108 かっこよく is an adverb.
格好いい is an adjective.
for your information,
かっこよく can be also spelt 格好良く with kanji
格好いい can be also spelt 格好良い, or かっこいい replacing all kanji with hirakana.
Anonymous 09/27/14 (Sat) 10:01:22 No. 114
Anonymous 09/27/14 (Sat) 12:08:22 No. 115
>>100 自分もごちうさが大好きだよ
このアニメは、最もお気に入りのアニメの一つで、心が温まる。
出来れば、遅くてもいいからごちうさのアニメ第2期が見れたらいいな。
もちろん、できる限り早く見たいと思ってる。
Yeah, I love Gochiusa too.
I'm sure this anime is one of my most favourite animes and makes my heart warm.
if possible, I hope we can get the second season anime of Gochiusa no matter how late it is.
of course I want to watch it as soon as possible, though.
Anonymous 09/29/14 (Mon) 06:48:23 No. 120
私の仕事にたくさん外人が来ています。その外人はよく日本人ですよ。でも、もしかして日本人は私に歩きますたら私は緊張します。
Anonymous 09/29/14 (Mon) 08:40:41 No. 121
>>120 Do you mean that you want me to check and correct the sentence written in Japanese?
If so, Here's the fixed sentence.
私の職場にはたくさんの外国人がいて、通常その人たちは日本人です。
私はちょっとだけ日本語を読んだり理解できたりするので日本語で彼らに何かを言いたいんですが、話したり書いたりするのは苦手で緊張してしまいます。
何か良い考えはありますか？
Anonymous 09/29/14 (Mon) 22:44:26 No. 124
>>121 I was wondering do you browse any other boards here? Usually there's so many people good at English I can't tell who is native or not.
Anonymous 09/29/14 (Mon) 23:08:09 No. 125
>>121 Ugh, I don't understand. I can read Japanese so well but when I try to form sentences it comes out so wrong. Then I read the corrected version a big "duh!" hits me in the face. Thanks for your help, dude.
Do you have any tips to get better at writing? I figure this board would be great for that if it were a bit more active.
Anonymous 09/29/14 (Mon) 23:31:16 No. 126
明日から日本にいます。
今日は出発の日です。
東京の目黒区の辺りでタオルやシーツや枕などを安く買える店は、誰か御存知ありませんか。
>>125 Cop-out answer: exposure.
Anonymous 09/30/14 (Tue) 02:13:17 No. 127
>>125 I know exactly what you mean.
By the way it appears Japanese is now a board language option.
ちなみに今は日本語板設定があるみたいだな
Anonymous 09/30/14 (Tue) 03:23:06 No. 128
Anonymous 09/30/14 (Tue) 11:05:20 No. 132
>>125 >Do you have any tips to get better at writing? 日本語の文章を見てみると、長くて複雑な文は
助詞を伴った簡単な文章から構成されている事が多い。
だから助詞を使って簡単な文章を組み合わせて
修正するといった練習を繰り返すことは非常に重要だと思う。
だけど、>>120の日本語は助詞が不足しているように感じる。
なので、無数の助詞を暗記してそれらの使い方を学んだらいいんじゃないかな？
As you can see Japanese sentences, many of such a long and complex sentence is made up of a few simple sentences with particle.
so I think it's quite important to repeat practicing to combine and correct simple sentences using particles for your writing, as well as vocabulary.
however it looks like your Japanese has lthe lack of particles.
therefore, you should memorise countless particles and learn how to use them, shouldn't you?
Anonymous 10/01/14 (Wed) 05:52:14 No. 135
Anonymous 10/01/14 (Wed) 11:14:38 No. 138
>>135 >>135 そういえば、1964年10月1日に日本初の高速鉄道、東海道新幹線が営業開始してから
50年か。50周年おめでとうといっておかないとね。
Speaking of which, it's been 50 years since the first high-speed rail in Japan,
Tokaido Shinkansen, was started operation on 1st October 1964.
I have to say congratulations on the 50th anniversary!
Anonymous 10/02/14 (Thu) 00:03:32 No. 142
>>127 言語設定を英語から日本語に変えた方がいいかな？
それとも、そのままにしておく？
I was wondering whether we should change the language option of this board into Japanese, from English, or leave it be?
Anonymous 10/02/14 (Thu) 01:40:25 No. 143
おはよう日本さん。
日本語、特に文章が下手だけど頑張っています。
>>142 I think maybe change it to Japanese, so it's clear you can speak it here.
Anonymous 10/02/14 (Thu) 12:05:51 No. 145
>>143 日本語学習、頑張ってね！
I hope your Japanese learning will go well.
Go for it!
Anonymous 10/02/14 (Thu) 12:50:13 No. 146
Anonymous 10/02/14 (Thu) 18:15:57 No. 147
I LOVE JAPAN (ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*:・ﾟ✧
Anonymous 10/03/14 (Fri) 07:14:33 No. 150
皆さん、今日はどうだった？
Anonymous 10/03/14 (Fri) 07:28:40 No. 151
>>138 Are you excited for maglev trains in Japan?
Anonymous 10/03/14 (Fri) 07:38:26 No. 152
歴史の勉強中
Anonymous 10/03/14 (Fri) 09:29:07 No. 153
>>150 Nothing in particular happened.
but the temperature was hotter than usual today.
>>151 うん、運行速度が最大で時速500kmまで達するリニア新幹線に早く乗ることを楽しみにしてるけど、開業予定が東京-名古屋間で2027年、東京-大阪間の全線開通は2045年だから、13年間も待たなきゃならない。
Yeah, I'm really looking forward to taking the maglev train with up to 500km/h of the operating speed, as soon as possible, but it's scheduled that the linear Chuo Shinkansen will be started operation between Tokyo and Nagoya in 2027,
and the whole line from Tokyo up to Osaka will be put in operation in 2045, so I've got to wait for so long as 13 years from now.
Anonymous 10/03/14 (Fri) 15:17:11 No. 155
>>153 You won't be dead by 2027?
Maglev in Japan is another reason to live!
Anonymous 10/03/14 (Fri) 15:19:58 No. 156
Anonymous 10/04/14 (Sat) 11:26:06 No. 158
こんばんは
Good evening
>>155 うん、2027年まで死なないよ！
リニアといえば、日本のリニア新幹線に興味があるの？
Yes, I won't be dead by 2027!
Speaking of Maglev, Are you interested in Maglev train in Japan?
Anonymous 10/04/14 (Sat) 12:32:13 No. 159
>>158 こんばんは
俺は違う人だけど、興味があるよ
ここでリニア新幹線がほしい
I'm a different person, but I'm interested.
I wish there were maglev trains here.
>>156 If we're posting Japanese music I like this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tl_FSOo66hY I don't think you would though.
Anonymous 10/04/14 (Sat) 13:46:35 No. 160
8chanって4chanとは比べ物にならないが少なくともKCほどクソじゃないね
Anonymous 10/04/14 (Sat) 14:31:29 No. 161
>>159 いつかオーストラリアがリニア新幹線を手に入れることを願ってる。
I hope Australia will get maglev someday.
>>160 まだ不安定なところがあるから、仕方がない
今4chan使ってる人は、ここを何かあった時の予備や避難場所として使ってみては？
it can't be helped because this site is still unstable. I suggest 4chan users that you should use here as an alternative for 4chan when something happened to 4chan.
Anonymous 10/04/14 (Sat) 15:50:55 No. 162
>>158 When I was young I was given a science magazine. It had an article about maglev trains. I'm not a train otaku, but I like to hear about the maglev trains. It is a mix of nostalgia and excitement for the future.
I am a massive weeb so hearing about Japan doing well makes me happy, so I read with interest about maglev in Japan.
Australia has investigated high-speed rail along the east coast connecting Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane (& probably Canberra). I don't think we will be building anything special soon.
Have you visited リニア・鉄道館 ～夢と想い出のミュージアム?
Anonymous 10/04/14 (Sat) 20:34:18 No. 163
ナニカ、チョトチガウ
Anonymous 10/05/14 (Sun) 03:00:56 No. 164
>>162 その画像は、この画像を思い起こさせる。
the pic reminds me of this pic.
お、そうなの？今まで知らなかったけど、それはオーストラリアにとってすごくいいと思うよ。
ところで、そのオーストラリアの高速鉄道はいつ完成予定なの？
wow, Is that so? I didn't know up until now it and I guess that will be great for Australia.
by the way, When is it scheduled that the construction for Australian high-speed rail is complete?
いや、一度も訪れたことがない。
No, I've never visited there before.
Anonymous 10/07/14 (Tue) 07:23:43 No. 167
Good day m8s.
Anonymous 10/07/14 (Tue) 10:04:30 No. 169
>>167 your sentences look amazing. most of the sentences are correct, as far as I read. but I feel like some points can be improved.
this sentence is awkward. it's better to put the place where you arrived in between 先週 and 到着した。for example, 先週日本に到着した。
I don't know when you had dinner with your host family though, but I think その夜 or その晩 is better.
その前に、携帯を何とかしないと
いただいた is the humble language (humble form) for 食べた, so いただいた is too polite in this case. of course, that's not wrong grammatically, but if you want to write it casually, you should use 食べた in place of いただいた.
時間があれば、もうちょっといい布団やシーツを買おうかな
if you put 時間があれば ahead of the sentence, it sounds better
it sounds awkward a bit. I think you should use the particle から like the following.
留学生や興味のある日本人のパーティーがそろそろ始まるから行こうかな
Anonymous 10/07/14 (Tue) 13:18:21 No. 170
>>164 No, Australia isn't getting high speed rail.
They have made reports about high speed rail.
https://www.infrastructure.gov.au/rail/trains/high_speed/ Australia has lots of money, but the government doesn't like to invest it in infrastructure. Japan is special with how much they invest in infrastructure.
If they were to build high speed rail in Australia it would be finished in 2065.
I will be in Gensokyo in 2065.
Anonymous 10/07/14 (Tue) 21:43:23 No. 172
File: 1412718203730.jpg (Spoiler Image, 172.82 KB, 2052x1524, 171:127, 1412601110670.jpg )
One day I hope to live in Canada and have native speaking level Japanese. I wonder if this will be possible for me.Sometimes I wonder if I'll die before learning Japanese.
Anonymous 10/08/14 (Wed) 03:41:46 No. 174
>>170 うあ、時間がかかるね！
計画が着工するとしても、高速鉄道が竣工するまでそんなに長い時間がかかるのは残念だ。
oh, how long!
it's a shame that it will take such a long time to complete the construction of the high speed rail, if I assume that the project was undertaken.
Anonymous 10/08/14 (Wed) 04:04:27 No. 175
>>172 英語やフランス語が話されてるカナダに住むことを望んでいるのに、何故ネイティブと同等の日本語能力を得なければならないの？
Why do you have got to get ability to speak Japanese equivalent to the native level even though you hope to live in Canada where English and French are spoken in?
Anonymous 10/08/14 (Wed) 04:56:14 No. 176
>>175 The two are unrelated, but Japanese fluency, at least to some extent, has been a goal of mine for a very long time now. Things have gotten in the way a lot but at least now that I'm a NEET, I may actually accomplish something.
But that's just a sad joke when you look at how much else I've accomplished.
Anonymous 10/08/14 (Wed) 23:55:35 No. 178
http://www.afr.com/p/special_reports/opportunityasia/japan_needs_more_than_weak_yen_for_BBwhErsLa6JRbkOuZvGNIK Do newspapers and experts in Japan believe Abenomics is good or bad? Has there been a noticeable shift in position?
Anonymous 10/09/14 (Thu) 03:55:22 No. 179
>>176 I know what you meant.
in my opinion, I think it's not impossible for you to get the ability to speak fluent Japanese,
as long as you spend large tons of efforts on that.
but it would take a long time to get the ability and you would face some difficulty which you get stuck in, during learning the language.
Good luck on that.
Anonymous 10/09/14 (Thu) 03:59:57 No. 180
>>178 アベノミクスは良いという人もいれば、悪いという人もいる。今でもそれについては議論されてる。
some say Abenomics is good for Japan, some say it's bad for Japan.
Abenomics has been argued among them even now.
Anonymous 10/09/14 (Thu) 20:28:39 No. 181
>>175 >>176 >>179 And I suppose I should follow up on what I said, fluency is more important than achieving a native level understanding of the language. I was quick in choosing my words but to be more precise a fluent understanding is more important than a native one mainly because one must be achieved before the other. I suppose what I meant to say and what I actually said got a little jumbled because of my lack of proofreading or vivid word expression. 済まなかった。
Anonymous 10/10/14 (Fri) 13:35:24 No. 184
>>181 What is your definition of fluency here? That word tends to mean different things for different people.
Anonymous 10/10/14 (Fri) 16:10:37 No. 185
>>184 I rank it like so:
>You don't know shit Self explanatory
>Basic understanding You know the alphabet system, some basic grammar and how to say some shit. Good job. Now grind some vocab.
>Moderate understanding You know most grammar rules and just need to grind some more vocab. You might actually manage a regular conversation here with some difficulty if you don't have the atrocious accent that you probably have.
>Fluency You can speak the language with little difficulty but you are bound to come across words you don't know often enough. You also still have that accent and you need to clarify what you're trying to say here and there but you can still get by without many problems.
>Native level You know just about everything you need to know, very rarely come across a word you don't know and do not have (much of) an accent. Congrats
But this comes from someone who has never achieved fluency in any language. This is only what I've put together from my knowledge of the experience thus far and what other people have told me about their language learning experiences.
Anonymous 10/10/14 (Fri) 21:34:47 No. 186
こんなところにも日本語スレの魔の手が
Anonymous 10/10/14 (Fri) 22:53:28 No. 187
>>186 日本語スレの魔の手ってｗ
ところで、どうやってここを見つけたの？
Anonymous 10/11/14 (Sat) 23:14:46 No. 190
>>31651769
Anonymous 10/12/14 (Sun) 01:07:54 No. 191
>>190 ありがとう!
Thank you very much!
多分、バースデイソングを歌った後、飲み物と一緒に寿司か誕生日ケーキなんかを食べると思う。
ただ、今年最強と言われる台風が日本に近づいているけど誕生日当日の天気がずっと晴れればいいなと思ってる。
I guess I will probably eat kind of cakes or sushi with drinks for my birthday after singing the happy birthday song.
Still, the typhoon which is said it's the strongest in the year is getting close to Japan now though, but I hope that the weather will be fine all the day.
Anonymous 10/12/14 (Sun) 02:21:24 No. 192
Anonymous 10/12/14 (Sun) 02:27:48 No. 193
>>192 それはいい知らせだね。
that's a good news!
Anonymous 10/12/14 (Sun) 02:40:23 No. 194
>>192 これも貼ったですが同じみたいです
8ch.net
Anonymous 10/12/14 (Sun) 03:11:49 No. 195
>>187 何でだったかな
もう消滅したけどロシア人の掲示板を勝手に画像保管庫として使ってた
Anonymous 10/12/14 (Sun) 03:35:34 No. 196
>>195 >ロシア人の掲示板を勝手に画像保管庫として使ってた ワロタｗｗ
確かに、画像の保管に使えるよねｗ
Anonymous 10/12/14 (Sun) 06:46:52 No. 197
Anonymous 10/12/14 (Sun) 08:10:56 No. 198
>>192 I thought it was going to connect with the english-facing side.
Seems not though. jp.8chan.co/japan 404s
Anonymous 10/12/14 (Sun) 08:26:34 No. 199
Anonymous 10/12/14 (Sun) 09:23:34 No. 200
>>199 ニュー速VIP@8ch見たけどCSSカスタマイズすごいな
VIP@8ch's CSS Custom looks amazing!
Anonymous 10/12/14 (Sun) 14:02:21 No. 201
>>200 I hope they don't ban non japanese IPs. While the spam by some is bad I enjoy posting there. Although I have to hide my flag.
Anonymous 10/12/14 (Sun) 20:02:06 No. 208
>>201 on a related note: what is a good japan VPN to use japanese websites? (i dunno like rajiko etc.) I tried some us based vpns that get normally recommended that have japanese servers but geoip always detected them to be somewhere else.
Anonymous 10/13/14 (Mon) 00:27:00 No. 211
>>201 >Although I have to hide my flag. なんで？
外国人という理由で毛嫌いされるのを気にしてるのかな？
Why?
I'm wodering if you are worrying that they could hate you just because you are a foreigners?
Anonymous 10/13/14 (Mon) 18:11:59 No. 252
Anonymous 10/13/14 (Mon) 22:14:26 No. 253
Anonymous 10/13/14 (Mon) 23:33:14 No. 254
Have you flied with Jetstar Japan before? Are they the worst airline in Japan?
Anonymous 10/14/14 (Tue) 00:34:06 No. 256
どうでもいいけど、いつまでこんなネット黎明期みたいなデザイン引きずってんだ
Anonymous 10/14/14 (Tue) 02:25:52 No. 257
I for one welcome our Japanese friends!
Anonymous 10/14/14 (Tue) 03:48:40 No. 259
Do you guys have Hot Pockets in Japan? If so do mods on image boards eat them while "Doing it for free"?
Anonymous 10/14/14 (Tue) 03:56:30 No. 260
File: 1413258990238.jpg (119.26 KB, 650x407, 650:407, Mountain-Dew-Corn-Snacks-P….jpg )
>>259 Don't know about that, but in Japan you can eat Mnt Dew
Anonymous 10/14/14 (Tue) 03:59:05 No. 261
>>260 I wish they were Doritos….but still…
Anonymous 10/14/14 (Tue) 04:05:55 No. 262
>>261 Don't you worry about them Doritos
Anonymous 10/14/14 (Tue) 06:03:36 No. 263
>>254 残念ながら。というよりも飛行機にすら一度も乗ったことがないから、はっきりとしたことは言えないけど
Jetstar Japanという名前は聞いたことがある気がする。
No, to begin with, I've never taken even a plane before, so I can't say for sure.
However, I feel like I've heard that name, Jetstar Japan.
Anonymous 10/14/14 (Tue) 06:17:55 No. 264
Anonymous 10/14/14 (Tue) 11:37:00 No. 266
>>263 Where do you want to fly to first?
Anonymous 10/14/14 (Tue) 12:15:38 No. 267
>>266 if I assume I will go to somewhere else by plane, I guess I will pick kind of warm places or islands because I don't like coldness.
Anonymous 10/15/14 (Wed) 03:13:38 No. 290
>>262 So…how are those Doritos?
I expect good things. Their late night jalapeno poppers and cheezeburger chips are pretty convincing.
Anonymous 10/15/14 (Wed) 09:38:43 No. 294
靖国神社に行ってみたいと思っておりますが、誰か行った事のある方はいらっしゃいませんか。
I am Takahiro Karasawa, a lawyer. 唐澤貴洋 10/15/14 (Wed) 12:25:17 No. 298
It is power to voice without voice.
Anonymous 10/15/14 (Wed) 14:14:04 No. 299
Anonymous 10/15/14 (Wed) 15:08:17 No. 300
>>298 Who is that guy and why is there a whole board dedicated to him on 8ch? Is it a 2ch meme?
Anonymous 10/15/14 (Wed) 23:19:53 No. 309
やっぱり、そろそろこの板のバナーを作った方がいいのかな？もしそうなら、そのための新しいスレッドを立てるけど。
Anonymous 10/16/14 (Thu) 07:13:07 No. 317
Anonymous 10/16/14 (Thu) 07:43:42 No. 318
>>317 OK、今からそのスレッドを立てる
OK, I will make a new thread for it from now.
Anonymous 10/17/14 (Fri) 01:32:42 No. 339
>>300 2ch(Nanj boad) meme. They make a death threat 100 million against him.He is lawyer. His client want to delete private information on 2ch.
Anonymous 10/17/14 (Fri) 05:13:52 No. 343
>>339 >His client want to delete private information on 2ch. What kind of information is stored on 2ch and why? Is this about the former 2channel asshole admin? If so, seems like a good cause.
Anonymous 10/17/14 (Fri) 12:42:43 No. 355
>>343 Nickname user(no anonymous) was trolliing on Nanj(Baseball,Japanese Gay Porn dialect) board. People made angry about him. Thus people found out him. People wrote his addres ,name ,photo ,death threat pizza delivery etc.
No. He is now official partner of 2ch. People had regarded Lawyer was bad guy. But now 2ch think he drive former admin into corner.
Because he ordered former 2ch admin's decoy company to stop.
However death threat and posting his addres is still meme on Nanj.
If you wish delete thread or post on 2ch, you should post request on Delete Boad.
People can watch what kind of thread or post deleted and what kind of person wish this.
Anonymous 10/17/14 (Fri) 12:50:09 No. 356
>>159 I clicked on the link,
thinking some crap like akb48,
link opens in new window
dont check new window
continue on thread
HEAVY METAL PLAYS, I CHOKE ON GLASS OF WATER
Anonymous 10/17/14 (Fri) 13:14:41 No. 358
i suggest anarchy board.
No foreign IP restrictions
http://maguro.2ch.net/anarchy/
Anonymous 10/17/14 (Fri) 17:28:15 No. 360
>>355 >Nickname user(no anonymous) We call these type of users namefags on western imageboards. If the user has a tripcode, he is a tripfag. If people use names or tripcodes without reason, people will hate them and it is discouraged.
>People can watch what kind of thread or post deleted and what kind of person wish this. We don't have that here, interesting. We have report system, if you click on a checkbox in a top left corner of a post, you can request the board volunteer to delete the post/ban the poster. However if volunteer decides that you are abusing the report system, he may ban you instead.
Anyway, thank you for explanation!
Anonymous 10/18/14 (Sat) 04:05:10 No. 366
ホットホイールズが、ジムのそばにいるためにフィリピンへ引っ越すらしい。多分すでにみんな知ってるとは思うけど。
according to
https://8chan.co/japan/res/26.html#305 and
http://8ch.net/vip/res/2317.html , it seems Hotwheels is going to move out to the Philippines to be beside Jim.
probably, I guess many 8chan users already know about it though.
Anonymous 10/18/14 (Sat) 04:40:32 No. 367
>>366 Yes! He's also hosting a 8chan birthday/going away party in New York soon as well. Hopefully he'll get there safely and 2ch users will have their dedicated browsers ready to use.
I'm not sure how it's gonna work though. I looked at JaneStyle one and it is pretty old. Looks like implementing all the features like WebM videos and Youtube embedded videos and Flash will be difficult.
Anonymous 10/18/14 (Sat) 06:10:59 No. 368
>>367 >Looks like implementing all the features like WebM videos and Youtube embedded videos and Flash will be difficult. 自分もそう思う。この問題にどう対処するのか。
一から8chanの専ブラを作るつもりなのかな。
I think so.
I wonder how do they cope with this problem.
Are they going to create the browser dedicated to 8chan from the ground up?
Anonymous 10/18/14 (Sat) 06:31:01 No. 369
>>368 Yes, that might be the case. I think if 2channers tell us what functions they miss from those browsers, our developers could include them into 8chanX script. By the way, we now have an archive to store threads:
http://8archive.moe/ Board Volunteers can choose to do that.
Anonymous 10/18/14 (Sat) 06:53:11 No. 370
>>369 すごい、すでにアーカイバが作られてるのか。
だけど、まだ一部の板しか保存されてないみたいだね。
wow, an archiver has already been made.
that's good news, but it looks a part of boards is only archived on the site so far.
Anonymous 10/18/14 (Sat) 06:54:26 No. 371
>>370 Only board creators has the option to include their board there, apparently.
https://twitter.com/infinitechan/status/522935394468634624
Anonymous 10/18/14 (Sat) 06:58:57 No. 372
>>371 Ah, I see.
Thank you for your information.
Anonymous 10/18/14 (Sat) 07:38:03 No. 373
Drybones !!3rd2NCaQIY 10/18/14 (Sat) 07:44:07 No. 374
>>373 Owner of 8archive.moe here.
Trying to figure out how to fix it right now. Sorry.
Anonymous 10/18/14 (Sat) 08:11:55 No. 376
>>374 Can your archive work with 8ch.net? Our japanese friends might want to use it too.
Also, do you have other means of support other than Patreon? I'm not financially stable enough to guarantee a donation every month, but I'd like to support you when I can.
Drybones !!3rd2NCaQIY 10/18/14 (Sat) 08:17:45 No. 377
>>376 For 8ch.net I need to speak to Frederick. We made a deal about 8chan.co.
if so I will probably make it jp.8archive.moe maybe.
As for other donation methods, I was thinking about that. Its the first time using patreon and I didn't think about that. I'll setup up a one time donation thing as well.
Anonymous 10/18/14 (Sat) 08:21:57 No. 378
>>377 Cool beans m8. I think you'll get the needed cost covered faster with more donation opportunities, since not everybody want to use Patreon, or just too poor to do it regularly like me.
Drybones !!3rd2NCaQIY 10/18/14 (Sat) 09:27:52 No. 379
>>373 >>378 Fixed it and added in a paypal that I just made that is separate from my personal one. It will also be used on the patreon too.
Anonymous 10/18/14 (Sat) 09:30:34 No. 380
>>379 Aww yeah, I'll donate you something next friday!
Drybones !!3rd2NCaQIY 10/18/14 (Sat) 09:36:31 No. 381
>>380 Thank you, I appreciate any and all support!
Anonymous 10/18/14 (Sat) 10:26:32 No. 382
>>379 そらのおとしもののニンフｗ
それよりもお疲れ様でした。
迅速な対応、ありがとうございます！
nymph of sora no otoshimono, lel
leaving that aside, I would have to say Good job to you. Thank you for your hard work!
Anonymous 10/18/14 (Sat) 14:56:53 No. 383
さっそく過疎化
Anonymous 10/18/14 (Sat) 23:10:24 No. 393
>>383 仕方がない。この板が今よりもっと活気づくよう願う
それとも、他のサイトでこの板を宣伝でもすべきかな？
it can't be helped.
I hope this board will come alive even more than now. otherwise, should we let others know this board on other sites?
Anonymous 10/18/14 (Sat) 23:22:57 No. 397
>>393 let others know make others know
Anonymous 10/18/14 (Sat) 23:28:37 No. 400
>>395 >>396 >>397 >>398 No.
'make' is forcing it. Pic related.
Anonymous 10/18/14 (Sat) 23:38:10 No. 401
>>400 Thank you for correcting.
Anonymous 10/18/14 (Sat) 23:54:02 No. 404
>>403 おお、それはすごい。教えてくれるまで知らなかったよ。
wow, that's great. I didn't know up until you tell me the news.
Anonymous 10/19/14 (Sun) 00:11:23 No. 405
Anonymous 10/19/14 (Sun) 00:22:02 No. 406
>>405 Hotwheels is updating the site, it got a bit glitchy for a moment. Should be fine now.
Anonymous 10/19/14 (Sun) 00:22:02 No. 407
>>405 Hotwheels is updating the site, it got a bit glitchy for a moment. Should be fine now.
Anonymous 10/19/14 (Sun) 00:22:02 No. 408
>>405 Hotwheels is updating the site, it got a bit glitchy for a moment. Should be fine now.
Anonymous 10/19/14 (Sun) 00:22:55 No. 409
>>406 >>407 >>408 Whoa, I spoke too soon, lol
Anonymous 10/19/14 (Sun) 03:17:44 No. 410
>>404 Good luck in the Melbourne Cup.
Anonymous 10/19/14 (Sun) 11:01:49 No. 411
Would any of you care to respond to this Korean vs Japanese difficulty question?
https://8chan.co/korea/res/2.html
Anonymous 10/19/14 (Sun) 13:44:18 No. 412
Anonymous 10/19/14 (Sun) 16:31:16 No. 421
ด้้้้็็็็็้้้้้็็็็็้้้้้้้้็็็็็้้้้้็็็็็้้้้้้้้
Anonymous 10/19/14 (Sun) 17:07:23 No. 422
Anonymous 10/19/14 (Sun) 17:50:27 No. 423
東京には「大江戸」以外の温泉など、誰か存知ありますか
Anonymous 10/19/14 (Sun) 19:46:58 No. 426
Anonymous 10/20/14 (Mon) 00:23:34 No. 430
今日も一日がんばるるぞい！
Anonymous 10/20/14 (Mon) 01:08:50 No. 431
Anonymous 10/20/14 (Mon) 03:42:05 No. 433
Anonymous 10/20/14 (Mon) 03:58:38 No. 434
Anonymous 10/20/14 (Mon) 08:32:50 No. 437
>>434 実は特になかったりｗ
まぁ、今日も一日精一杯頑張って過ごすぞ的な感じかな？
as a matter of fact, nothing in particular XD
well, that just means that I will spend the whole day in doing the best I can, even today!
or something.
Anonymous 10/20/14 (Mon) 11:38:24 No. 438
>>405 Blu-ray 5 of gochiusa when?!
Anonymous 10/20/14 (Mon) 12:16:03 No. 439
>>438 http://www.gochiusa.com/contents/bd_dvd/05.html >ご注文はうさぎですか？ 第５巻 発売日：2014年10月22日（水） >Gochuumon wa usagi desu ka? volume 5 release date: 22nd October 2014 (Wed) it's less than 2 days left until volume 5 will be released!
Anonymous 10/20/14 (Mon) 12:22:04 No. 440
official Philip K.Dick t-shirt on sale
in hayakawa books
http://pkd.jp/ http://wired.jp/2014/10/17/pkd/
Anonymous 10/20/14 (Mon) 13:02:43 No. 441
>>439 Great! I can't wait to buy
download it.
Have you purchased the manga yet? I sometimes purchase manga from Japan and will add gochiusa to the list if I like the show.
Anonymous 10/20/14 (Mon) 13:21:17 No. 442
>>441 もう既にごちうさ全巻(1, 2, 3巻とアンソロジーコミック)を注文したけど、何時手に入るか分からない。
それでも読むのが待ち遠しい。
I've already ordered all gochiusa mangas(volume 1,2,3 and anthology comic volume 1) though,
but I'm not sure when I can get them.
Still I'm looking forward to reading them.
Anonymous 10/20/14 (Mon) 13:44:36 No. 443
>>441 >download her face when she heard the word.
Anonymous 10/20/14 (Mon) 21:44:06 No. 450
>>440 Phillip K. Dick fan? Did you see the Scanner Darkly movie adaptation? I thought it was excellent. The one role that fit Keanu Reeves like a glove. He actually comes out as a good actor in it.
Anonymous 10/20/14 (Mon) 23:17:46 No. 452
Anonymous 10/21/14 (Tue) 01:28:56 No. 453
>>451 そのニュースは、日本でもすでに報道されているから
ほとんどの日本人が知ってるだろうね。
彼女が責任を取って大臣を辞めるのは仕方がないと思う。
As for that news, it has already been reported by media even in Japan, so I guess most Japanese people know about it.
I think it can't be helped for her to quit the industry minister to take responsibility for it.
Anonymous 10/21/14 (Tue) 01:38:34 No. 454
>>452 ぐは、オーストラリアの危険な蜘蛛がエボラちゃんが来るより先に日本に上陸だと！もはやどんな場所も安全じゃない気がする。
ugh, Australian dangerous spiders have arrived in Japan first before ebola-chan coming there! I feel like it's no longer safe even in every place.
Anonymous 10/21/14 (Tue) 08:28:25 No. 461
>access 8ch.net/boards.html >8chan.co/boards.html is displayed
Anonymous 10/21/14 (Tue) 10:00:46 No. 462
なんかおかしいね8ch、設定いじってんの？
Anonymous 10/21/14 (Tue) 10:08:45 No. 463
>>462 多分そうだと思う。
probably I think so.
Anonymous 10/21/14 (Tue) 14:07:33 No. 469
This woman is gorgeous.
Anonymous 10/22/14 (Wed) 12:41:15 No. 500
誰もいない
Anonymous 10/22/14 (Wed) 12:43:19 No. 501
Anonymous 10/22/14 (Wed) 12:45:01 No. 502
Anonymous 10/22/14 (Wed) 12:47:11 No. 503
>>502 何度もここに来てるの？
Do you frequently come here?
Anonymous 10/22/14 (Wed) 12:49:26 No. 504
Anonymous 10/22/14 (Wed) 12:51:20 No. 505
>>504 まぁ、あんまり人がいないのはしょうがない。
8chan自体できたばかりで、板が沢山あるから人が分散しやすいみたいだし。
Anonymous 10/22/14 (Wed) 12:53:57 No. 506
Anonymous 10/22/14 (Wed) 13:50:32 No. 510
Anonymous 10/22/14 (Wed) 14:09:29 No. 511
結局ここの板長って誰やん
Anonymous 10/22/14 (Wed) 16:34:06 No. 514
>>451 >Ms Obuchi, who was seen as a future leader of the ruling Democratic Party
Anonymous 10/22/14 (Wed) 20:59:40 No. 517
>>511 >ごちうさちゃんなの？ ぐふ、自分が板長だってやっぱりバレちゃった？！
ugh, I-I ended up in being noticed what I'm the board creator, after all?!
Anonymous 10/22/14 (Wed) 22:27:14 No. 522
>>514 Was she a lousy politician?
Anonymous 10/23/14 (Thu) 05:02:31 No. 527
>>517 Yeah, it's obvious, but only because so few people go here so far. I'm trying to spread the info about this board wherever I can though. Hopefully we get more people after 8chan and 2ch integration is complete.
Anonymous 10/23/14 (Thu) 06:17:20 No. 528
>>522 I don't know. But the LDP, not the DP, is the ruling party. And she was LDP.
Anonymous 10/23/14 (Thu) 06:56:43 No. 531
Sukiyaki for dinner.
>>528 Ah, gotcha.
Anonymous 10/23/14 (Thu) 08:24:52 No. 536
>>531 すき焼き食べるの？いいね
wow, Are you going to have Sukiyaki for dinner?
it sounds good!
Anonymous 10/23/14 (Thu) 08:47:15 No. 537
>>536 It tasted better last week.
The waitress cooked it too quickly so the meat wasn't as good.
What's for dinner? Do they teach cooking at Japanese schools?
Anonymous 10/23/14 (Thu) 09:15:41 No. 538
>>537 それは残念だったね。
that was a shame.
何を食べるかはまだ決めてない。
多分、残り物を食べるかか出前か何かを取るかだと思う。
I'm not decided What I have for dinner yet.
I guess I will probably eat kind of leftovers or take out something though.
そうだよ～、家庭科の授業の一環として、調理実習を受けなきゃならない。
Yes, as part of home economics, we've got to take a cooking class.
Anonymous 10/23/14 (Thu) 09:43:18 No. 539
For how many years do you take home eco? Do different schools offer it for different times?
Anonymous 10/23/14 (Thu) 10:14:21 No. 540
>>539 他の学校のことは分からないので、何とも言えない。
I don't know about other schools so I can't say for sure.
日本の場合は、小学校5年生から高校3年生までの8年間。
it's for 8 years, from fifth grade (10-11 years of age) at elementary school to third grade at high school(17-18 years of age) in the case of Japan.
Anonymous 10/23/14 (Thu) 10:55:41 No. 541
>>540 What do you learn, besides cooking, in that 8 years?
Anonymous 10/23/14 (Thu) 11:25:00 No. 542
>>541 クレジットカードや保育(子育て)、栄養、食品、裁縫、衣類などなど。だけどほとんど忘れちゃったけどｗ
I learnt a lot of things like about credit cards , childcare, Nutrition, food, living life, sewing, clothing and so on.
but I ended up in most of them getting out of my head though XD
Anonymous 10/23/14 (Thu) 11:52:06 No. 543
>>542 That seems different to over here. I only did cooking in home eco. All those other life skills seem handy.
>childcare Did any girls get pregnant at your school?
I get what you're saying, but it doesn't quite make sense. It is similar to 'in one ear, out the other', a famous idiom.
You should also be careful using XD. It is mostly shitposters who use XD.
Anonymous 10/23/14 (Thu) 12:38:56 No. 544
>>543 >Did any girls get pregnant at your school? No, no, I mean, I wanted to say about information on how to grow children.
>You should also be careful using XD. It is mostly shitposters who use XD. thank you for your correcting. your advices are very helpful for me to learn English and get better at that.
as a matter of fact, I'm not good at explaining something in detail in English yet becuase I'm on the way to learning English.
especially, this is the first time that I explained about home economics using several unknown words so I didn't know how I should say it and I'm confused a little. Sorry for my wrong and bad English.
Oh, really? I thought XD is used in general.
OK, I will be careful from now on!
Anonymous 10/23/14 (Thu) 12:52:42 No. 545
>>544 cute and lovely Engrish
Anonymous 10/23/14 (Thu) 13:29:47 No. 548
>>544 >I wanted to say about information on how to grow children 'Grow children' sounds like you're growing vegetables. 'Raise' is better. It can be used for people, animals or plants.
'I am a farmer. I raise goats.'
'At school we were taught how to raise children'
I understood that you were taught how to raise children at school, and that you did not mean that school girls received help with childcare. I was asking if anyone was pregnant as a related question.
You are good at English and don't need to apologise.
You are my hero. Ganbatte.
Anonymous 10/23/14 (Thu) 13:48:45 No. 549
>>548 >I was asking if anyone was pregnant as a related question. Ah, I see. I was very confused so I misunderstood that sentence.
Thank you. I've got to learn and practice English all the more to get better than now!
W-Why?
Anonymous 10/23/14 (Thu) 14:18:42 No. 550
>>549 >W-Why? Because you include both a Japanese and English translation in many of your posts, your posts are inoffensive, you're working hard to learn English, your images are cute etc.
I look forward to the day you conquer your anxiety and can do whatever it is that you want to do.
Anonymous 10/23/14 (Thu) 14:41:42 No. 551
>>550 自分もそう思ってる。できるだけ早く克服することを願ってる。もちろん、自分次第だけどね。
I think so too. I hope to overcome it as soon as possible. of course it's up to me though.
これを聞いた時の自分の顔。
my face when I heard this.
Anonymous 10/23/14 (Thu) 15:09:54 No. 552
YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play. おまえら、俺がチューしてやんよ
Anonymous 10/23/14 (Thu) 16:03:45 No. 553
Anonymous 10/23/14 (Thu) 18:16:19 No. 555
>>553 creepy
I wonder who would do such a thing. Does 8ch already have enemies?
Anonymous 10/23/14 (Thu) 18:55:38 No. 556
pluginの8chanX入れていたらなんともなかったわ
Anonymous 10/23/14 (Thu) 19:14:37 No. 557
>>553 Somebody made a new board already
http://jp.8chan.co/news4vip/ That's a good thing about 8chan, you can replace boards easily in cases like that.
Anonymous 10/23/14 (Thu) 19:16:15 No. 558
>>553 Also, do you visit any other boards on 8chan? If so, which ones?
Anonymous 10/23/14 (Thu) 20:57:39 No. 560
>>553 I visited the board but I couldn't tell what was wrong with it.
I use google chrome or firefox browser.
Do you think I should add something or change the browser?
It's inconvenient, or even dangerous when something like that happens.
Anonymous 10/23/14 (Thu) 21:05:20 No. 561
>>560 Either board volunteer did that (from incompetence or malice), or he gave his password to somebody untrustworthy who ruined the board.
New board already up
>>557
Anonymous 10/23/14 (Thu) 21:53:48 No. 562
>>553 私の「Chloe Lemaire」VIPスレ・・・
My Chloe Lemaire VIP thread…
まあいい。アルミ缶の上にあるミカンだから、仕方がないでしょ。
Ah, well. There is an orange on top of the aluminum can, so it can't be helped.
Anonymous 10/23/14 (Thu) 22:19:02 No. 563
>>561 Yes, when I visited the board I saw previous board volunteer posted, saying he became too busy to maintain the board and looking for someone who can replace him.
He also mentioned the first one who contacted him could be a new board volunteer, to whom the password would be given.
Tks:)
Anonymous 10/23/14 (Thu) 23:10:21 No. 564
Anonymous 10/24/14 (Fri) 01:35:29 No. 566
>>564 Japan minister support staff 'put sex club on expenses'
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-29735264 Japan minister Yoichi Miyazawa approved expenses for visit to bondage bar
http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/news/world/asia/article4245249.ece Another scandal of newly appointed minister.
Maybe we should call trade minister Miyazawa "Mr. bondage bar" or "Mr.S&M"
Japanese politicians are getting famous in a bad way.
Anonymous 10/24/14 (Fri) 03:38:24 No. 567
>>564 >>566 おいおい…、なんでこうも次から次へと政治家の不祥事が発覚するのかな…。全く信じられなれない。
Hey, come on. I wonder why scandals by Japanese politicians are revealed and reported one after the other… it's about that I couldn' believe Japanese politics any more.
Anonymous 10/24/14 (Fri) 04:06:50 No. 568
>>567 Maybe they are reported to distract the Japanese people from how the rest of the world is ripping you off.
My vote goes to American propaganda.
Anonymous 10/24/14 (Fri) 05:29:37 No. 569
>>566 Should Abe step down?
Anonymous 10/24/14 (Fri) 05:51:04 No. 571
なかなか盛り上がらんな
Anonymous 10/24/14 (Fri) 06:55:24 No. 572
Anonymous 10/24/14 (Fri) 07:40:39 No. 573
>>571 日本板が8chan上にできてからまだ一ヶ月しか経ってないから、この板がそんなに盛り上がらないのも仕方がないと思うよ。
個人的には、時間が経つにつれて、徐々に人数が増加するればいいかなと。
(まぁ、人が来れば来るほど、shitposterも増えるけど…)
まったり行きましょう
It's been only one month since /Japan/ board was made on 8chan so
I think it can't be helped that this board doesn't come alive so much.
I hope that people to come here will increase in number little by little as time goes by.
(well I'm sure that the more people come here, the more shitposters also come here though)
take it easy.
Anonymous 10/24/14 (Fri) 07:44:28 No. 574
>>572 株式を持ってない
I own no shares.
Anonymous 10/24/14 (Fri) 11:39:49 No. 577
Anonymous 10/24/14 (Fri) 12:22:54 No. 578
>>567 I found out there's hardly any trustworthy politicians long time ago.
>>Yes, definitry. But I don't think he will.
His ambition as a prime minister is "amendment of our constitution" , which he has not achieved yet.
As for the trade minister's scandal, I think this is more serious.
Japan trade minister in conflict of interest row over Tepco shares
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/oct/24/japan-trade-minister-tepco-shares-yoichi-miyazawa
Anonymous 10/24/14 (Fri) 12:33:43 No. 579
This is No.578
Sorry I forgot to add
>>569 The second line from the top of my response is to
>>569
Anonymous 10/24/14 (Fri) 14:06:02 No. 580
>>568 Yes,I think you're right.
We have been being ripped off, not many Japanese realize that though.
Btw, what's the petrol price like over there?
Is it expensive?
Anonymous 10/24/14 (Fri) 16:36:55 No. 581
>go out with friends >meet some Japanese girls >look to be around 19-20 >23 and 24 (almost 24 and 25) I both love and hate this country.
>>580 http://www.kshitij.com/research/petrol.shtml It's a bit cheaper than in Japan, probably because AUD is quite strong at the moment.
Anonymous 10/24/14 (Fri) 22:18:22 No. 583
Anonymous 10/25/14 (Sat) 01:34:40 No. 584
>>574 Which Japanese company shares would you buy?
>>578 When is the next election? Are there any protests?
Any recent polls measuring support for amending the constitution?
>>580 The Australian government did not receive much support for changes it wanted to make to our budget.
One of the changes it wanted to make was to increase taxes on petrol. They haven't increased for 6 years (or something like that).
Petrol is cheaper here than in many other countries, but people still think it is expensive.
If we start exporting more LNG, our local price will increase from about $5 to around $11. This is because Japan will purchase our gas (>>568, minus freight costs).
Anonymous 10/25/14 (Sat) 01:40:01 No. 585
Anonymous 10/25/14 (Sat) 02:07:28 No. 586
>>584 >Which Japanese company shares would you buy? 株に興味はないけど、仮に自分が日本企業の株を持ちたいとするならばやっぱりトヨタを選ぶを思う。
I'm not interested in shares though, but given that I want to have any of shares in Japanese companies, I think I would pick Toyota after all.
Anonymous 10/25/14 (Sat) 07:39:17 No. 587
みんなは今日は何をしてた？
Anonymous 10/25/14 (Sat) 07:53:11 No. 588
> アイス ice creams
Anonymous 10/25/14 (Sat) 08:28:39 No. 589
>>587 車の中が思ったより暑くて少し汗をかいたんだ
inside of the car is hotter than I thought, so I sweated a little.
気を付けてね。
冬といえば、インフルエンザが毎年流行するから
それにも気を付けないと…。
take care.
speaking of winter, influenza spreads rapidly, every winter so we have to be careful with influenza as well from now.
Anonymous 10/25/14 (Sat) 08:30:18 No. 590
oops, I messed.
>>589 is for
>>588
Anonymous 10/25/14 (Sat) 09:38:09 No. 592
>>587 Some reading. I've just started to watch a movie (新しい神様).
Post photos of the snacks!
>>588 Hay fever time in Australia.
>>589 Do many Japs get influenza injections?
Anonymous 10/25/14 (Sat) 10:29:26 No. 594
>>592 >Do many Japs get influenza injections? うん、特に小さい子供を持つ親は、自分たちの子供に予防接種を受けさせる傾向がある。
Yes, especially parents with a little kids tend to make their kids vaccinated against the viruses.
Anonymous 10/25/14 (Sat) 10:39:06 No. 595
>>587 一日中寝ていた
買い物に行くつもりだったけどな
今コンビニに行って来ようかな
必要なのはパンとビールくらいだし、スーパーまで行く気がない
Anonymous 10/25/14 (Sat) 10:57:00 No. 598
>>595 スーパーそんなに遠いの？
コンビニの方が近かったり？
Is the supermarket that far from your home?
Is the convenience store closer than the supermarket?
Anonymous 10/25/14 (Sat) 10:57:48 No. 599
>>584 Next general election will be held in 2016, if not earlier.
Yes there are protests against changing the constition, especially article No.9.
There are also protests against nuclear power.
I don't know which polls to trust, one newspaper says the number of supprters and non-supporters are close, another one says there are more non- supporters.
Australia is lucky to have natural resources.
It's a huge continent, you can't get around anywhere without a car.
I remember traveling around there by car for two weeks with my Australian friends.
I miss "Down Under" very much.
Anonymous 10/25/14 (Sat) 11:22:54 No. 600
>>598 そんなに遠くはないが、俺は一日常寝るような超怠け者だと言う事実をお前が忘れているようだな
まだ行ってないからやっぱりスーパー行ってくる
Anonymous 10/25/14 (Sat) 11:31:08 No. 601
>>600 >一日常寝るような超怠け者だと言う事実をお前が忘れているようだな それ聞いたの初めてだよｗ
ともあれ、行ってらっしゃい
I've heard such a story for the first time!
leaving that aside, just go there with care.
Anonymous 10/25/14 (Sat) 12:10:09 No. 602
Anonymous 10/25/14 (Sat) 13:14:18 No. 603
>>593 All that just for you?
How long will they take to eat?
>>594 Do many people think that vaccination leads to autism?
There is a never-ending education campaign over here about how vaccination is safe.
>>599 >Yes there are protests against changing the constition, especially article No.9. Are they upset that people want to change the constitution in general, or specifically changing article 9?
As gaijin scum I think it would be good for Japan to draft its own constitution. It does not seem right to have the basis of society handed to you by another country. Britain let Australia write up its constitution back around 1900.
Very lucky because we have fuck all else that makes us globally competitive. Our agricultural sector is pretty good though.
Where did you go?
You're welcome back anytime.
Anonymous 10/25/14 (Sat) 13:53:26 No. 605
>>603 その通り、写真のお菓子や飲み物は自分用。
う～ん、場合にもよるけど全て食べきるまで3～4日位だと思う。
that's right, those snacks and drinks on the photos are all to myself.
well, it depends on the case though, I guess it's about 3 or 4 days until I eat them up all.
少なくとも、自分はそのような話は聞いたことがないなぁ。だからこっちのほとんどの人は
予防接種が自閉症を招くなんてちっとも考えてないと思うよ。
at least, I've never heard such a story before over here, so I think most Japanese people don't think so.
Anonymous 10/25/14 (Sat) 14:27:24 No. 606
>>603 >There is a never-ending education campaign over here about how vaccination is safe. I thought it was only America where that shit is a problem. I've never seen pro-vaccination PSAs or anything in Australia.
Anonymous 10/25/14 (Sat) 14:35:34 No. 607
I want to read the wonderful story of デン子 and her stalker in original but can't really find a good copy. I suspect my Japanese search skills are still weak, can someone help me out?
Anonymous 10/25/14 (Sat) 14:59:33 No. 608
>>603 Pls refer to article9 below;
http://www.mod.go.jp/e/d_act/d_policy/dp01.html PM Abe wants change self defence forces into National army. His excuse for the change is just a crap. Do you know Japan sent SDF troops to Iraq in the past?
That was a request(order) from US. You can imagine what's going to happen when SDF becomes an army, officially allowed to use weapon.
I've read LDP's draft, and I realized we'll be much better off with the present constitution.
They are also going to change the concept of human rights to a convenient way for those who has power. That's terrifying.
Thanks for welcoming me;)
We travelled around in Vic.state.
I saw wild koalas(not the ones in the zoo), fairy penguines, wombats, emus, kangarooes, etc.
Driving the great ocean road was a great experience.
West gate bridge at night looked beautiful.
If you don't mind me asking, in which state do you live?
Anonymous 10/25/14 (Sat) 15:02:44 No. 609
茄子
Anonymous 10/25/14 (Sat) 15:28:14 No. 611
画像でかすぎ
Anonymous 10/25/14 (Sat) 17:27:48 No. 614
皆、こんばんは。
Anonymous 10/25/14 (Sat) 18:01:27 No. 615
>>614 エボラじゃないから平気平気
It is not a ebola. No problem no problem.
Anonymous 10/25/14 (Sat) 21:55:07 No. 617
>>614 お大事に、早く良くなるといいね！
take care.
I hope that you get well soon!
Anonymous 10/25/14 (Sat) 22:02:11 No. 618
助けてください。日本人は頭がいいから、確かに見つけられるね。
>>607
Anonymous 10/25/14 (Sat) 22:36:27 No. 619
>>618 君が探してるのってこれ？
What you are looking for is this?
【助けて】好きな子にﾒｰﾙしたけど返信が返ってこない(´･ω･`)
http://llike.net/2ch/fear/mail.htm
Anonymous 10/25/14 (Sat) 23:26:17 No. 620
>>605 >all to myself >about 3 or 4 days Are you fat? It seems like a lot of snacks.
>>606 Vaccination can lead to illness, though it is infrequent.
Australia had an issue in the past with fear of autism. Perhaps anti-vaccination groups have shifted to something else than autism to discourage inoculation.
This group has been in the news heaps over the years
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-03-18/australian-vaccination-skeptics-network-banned-from-charity-sta/5327378 and this has to be one of the longest wikipedia pages out there
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australian_Vaccination-Skeptics_Network >>608 >Do you know Japan sent SDF troops to Iraq in the past? Yeh, I've read about how they are slowly changing the interpretation of 'self-defence' over time.
>the authority for which is derived from the people I don't know much about Japanese history of the legal system, but the authority for the constitution wasn't from the people but imposed by the Americans.
I live in Vic.
I haven't driven the Great Ocean Road, but I hear it is nice. I think one of the '12 apostles' has collapsed.
When did you visit? The view of the city from the West Gate Bridge might be very different as lots of new buildings are being erected.
https://urbanmelbourne.info/development/2014/08/20/melbournes-200-metre-club-bursting-at-the-seams >>609 >>610 Did you glaze it with miso?
Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 00:12:05 No. 621
>>620 >Are you fat? というよりも、痩せ過ぎに見えるかも。
実際に、身長が170cmなのに体重が体重が40kgかそこらしかないんだ。
そもそも、もとから痩せ型だったけど、不安障害になったのでより一段と体重が減ってしまった。(勿論、まず先に不安障害を克服しなきゃならないけどね)
No, or rather I would look too skinny. In fact, my weight is just 40 kg or so, even though my height is around 170cm.
to begin with, I originally tend to be skinny though, but I lost my weight all more since I've suffered from anxiety disorder, you know.
(before anything else, it goes without saying that I've got to get over anxiety disorder of course.)
Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 00:27:43 No. 622
>>621 >all more all the more*
Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 02:33:08 No. 623
>>620 Talking about politics can be boring, maybe I should change the subject.
It's been quite a while since I visited Australia.
I made a short visit in Sydney as well, which was nice but I liked Melbourne more.
Melbourne seems to have changed a lot, as you mentioned. The city used to be both modern and historical, now it looks like another Tokyo with many tall buildings and stuff.
I liked the way they tried to keep the old heritage buildings and landscape, which gave the city a character.
As far as peole are happy with the change, that's all it matters, I guess.
As you know there'a board of Australia. I took a quick peek but the atmosphere of the board did not seem very friendly so I stopped visiting.
They are not happy with PM Abbott's policy, tax increase and costs of education getting higher.
It seems we all have the same kind of problems.
Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 03:17:47 No. 624
>>621 I went through similar experience as yours berfore.
I lost taste of food, eating a slice of apple was like eating a rubber or something.
I lost weight, got skinny as you are now.
Take it easy my friend, as far as you have a desire to get better you'll be fine.
Take one step at a time, no need to rush. Hope you'll get your strength back soon.
同じような経験をしたことがあるよ。 味覚が無くなってしまって、リンゴ一切れ食べるのがゴムを食べているような感じだった。
体重も減ってかなり痩せてしまったよ。
気楽にね。 良くなりたいという気持ちさえあれば大丈夫だから。
あせらないで一歩ずつ進んだらいいよ。 強さを取り戻せるよう願ってるよ。
Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 07:03:51 No. 630
>>615 よかった・・・
>>616 僕のアパートに薬がない。買っていくそう
>>617 うん、今朝もうちょっと良くなったと思う。
皆、本当にありがとう (´・ω・｀)
修正 Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 07:10:44 No. 631
Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 07:42:46 No. 632
>>624 励ましてくれてありがとう。
新たな一歩を踏み出す力が出てくるよ
thank you for your encouragement.
that gives me a boost to take the new step.
Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 08:02:24 No. 633
>>630 君はこの板ができた最初の頃に書き込んでたドイツ君？
もしそうなら、久しぶりだね。何してたの？
Are you germany-kun who was posting early on when this board was created?
if so, I would have to say you it's been a while since I saw you last and How's it going?
Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 09:09:40 No. 634
YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play. I like her voice, it heals my heart.
>>632 Just remember, you are not alone:)
>>630 Take good care of yourself.
Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 10:04:58 No. 637
>>631 文法的にはこれは正しいけど、意味的にはまだちょっと変だね
Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 10:42:01 No. 638
>>633 すみません、別人でしょう。時々「krautchan.net/int」の日本語スレに書き込んだけど、昨日この板を見つけた。
>>637 自分で日本語を書くのが僕は本当に苦手だよ。
Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 11:30:14 No. 640
>>638 おっと、こちらこそ勘違いしてごめんね。
しかし、よくここを見つけられたね。
8chanはよく訪れるの？
oops, sorry for my mistaking you for someone else.
by the way, I'm surprised that you were able to find out here.
Do you often visit 8chan?
Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 12:08:50 No. 641
>>621 A BMI of 13 is pretty low.
I was planning on suicide for a couple of years. I got to an 'underweight' BMI, but the upper end of the scale. Of course I regret the wasted time, but my biggest regret is ending up with yellow teeth. I used to religiously brush my teeth, then I went down to once a week (it's gone back to twice a day). At least I still have all my teeth…
Besides the medicine, what do you do for treatment?
>>623 Melbourne still has many historical buildings. Some look stupid though. Image is from just south of Melbourne.
I think the property developers and the Chinese apartment buyers are happy, but many locals aren't. In general, I'm happy with the development.
I've been to /Aus/ or /Aussie/ or whatever it is. I didn't hang around for long though. I only really browse this board and /Japanese Thread/ on 4chan.
Abbot is pretty shit.
Somewhat related - something I would like to do in life is establish complementary standards between Australian and Japan, e.g. regulations for cars (I'm not obsessed with cars, just an example).
Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 12:25:57 No. 642
>>640 一時間前ぐらい、ドイツ語の変な板を使っていたから、8chanをもう既に知っているの。
(English, because I have to catch my bus)
I started visiting 8chan again this weekend, maybe this time I'll stay a bit longer :3
Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 12:28:32 No. 643
>>642 「一時間前」＝＞「一年間前」
超恥ずかしい・・・(・_・;)
Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 12:56:34 No. 644
>>643 そんなことはない
俺の英語はもっと悲惨だぞ
Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 13:15:41 No. 645
>>619 Ah, thank you. I wasn't able to find it because they only allow Japanese IP. But now that I know the address I can just use proxy. Thank you.
Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 13:23:06 No. 646
>>641 Gesus, what have they done?
It looks awful. In the Melbourne city development plan you showed me earlier, I saw locals comment "Are you going to knock down another heritage building?"
I heard there are many wealthy chinese buying real estate, it's mainly china money making city development and high tower buildings, isn't it?
That would be great.
Are you studying Japanese language then?
Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 13:33:20 No. 647
>>645 I've never been to Germany.
Do Germans in general speak English?
What kind of impressions do they have toward Japanese?
Or maybe they're not so interested in Japan.
Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 13:49:07 No. 649
>>641 >Besides the medicine, what do you do for treatment? 人々が多くいる状況に慣れるため、散歩や本屋に立ち寄ったりしてる。
だけど、不安障害に対処するのはそんなに簡単じゃなくて
自分の周りに人が要る時いつも、極度の緊張を感じて頭から足までたくさんの汗をかく
現在、薬を飲んでいるので症状はよくなってるけどね
I've been trying to go out for a walk and a kind of bookshop to get used to the situation where are crowded with lots of people
however it's not that easy to deal with anxiety disorder.
every time that there are people around me, I feel extremely nervus and I sweat a lot from head to feet though.
at the present, the symptoms are on the way to getting a little better as I've been taking the medicinee though.
Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 13:53:33 No. 650
>>642 あー、なるほどね。
Ah, I see.
>>645 どういたしまして！
You're welcome!
別なドイツ人 Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 14:23:08 No. 653
>>647 >Do Germans in general speak English? It depends, most of us know at least some basic English, if you're at a University or a big company nearly everybody can speak or at least understand it, but among old people or workers it may take some time to finde someone who speaks English.
That also depends based on how interested they are in Japan. Some people might not even be able to tell the difference between Japan and China, some are full blown Japan-Otakus who praise everything coming from Japan.
In general, I'd say that Japanese people are received as very polite, with a huge sense of honour, hard workers, but also sometimes as perverts with a huge industry of weird porn. Furthermore, you were the best ally we had during WW2 :3
Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 14:24:29 No. 654
>>620 >Did you glaze it with miso? No, I salted it and then fried it in mirin. It was too caramelised, so then I rinsed it off with cold water and crisped/warmed it back up in the pan. Then I put it on rice and added shichimi and pepper. I am sure there are many better ways to do things but I am a terrible cook and this was late at night.
>>638 「行きそう」とか「しそう」とかは、自分の行動ではなく、誰かか何かを見たり考えたりして「ああなるだろう」と言う重いを表すのだ。
自分が何かをしようとしている時、その意志を直接に。
例として、「買って来よう」とか「買いに行こう」とかでいいのだ。
後、そのどっちかに「～かな」や「～と思っている」などをつけると、まだ「決まっていない」と言うイメージが作れる。
よって、「買って来ようかな」が相応しいと俺は思う。
この説明では分からなかった事や意味が不明なところなどがあったら、聞いて下さい。
>>644 可愛い画像を張ってくれるなら、訳の分からない英語ででも思い切りお投稿下さい。
Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 14:29:06 No. 655
Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 14:29:27 No. 656
>>654 >お投稿下さい これはやっぱり「ご」だな
漢字を使えばいいかな
御投稿下さい
Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 14:30:23 No. 657
やっと300か
Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 14:38:36 No. 658
>>657 4chanだと画像数が150になったら投稿不可になる。多分8chanも4chanと同じだと思う。
as for 4chan, it becomes impossible to post images when the number of images reached 150.
8chan would probably be the same specification as 4chan.
Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 14:42:23 No. 659
>>658 Board creator could pin the thread, then it will never leave the front page.
Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 14:48:42 No. 661
>>659 それは便利だ。やってみるよ。
Oh, it's useful! I will try to do it.
Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 15:10:33 No. 663
Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 15:18:04 No. 664
>>653 Thanks for the reply.
Your response was exactly what I expected.
People in the world might know Japanese brand names such as "Sony" "Honda"etc, but they don't know much about Japan.
When I went overseas I took a taxi, and the taxi driver asked me where I came from. I asked him "Can you guess where I'm from?" He said "China? Phillipines? Thailand? Singapore?" It went on and on, he gave up in the end. I told him I came from Japan, he said "Huh" but I don't think he knew where Japan was.
After all Japan is a tiny country in the Asia, it is now well known as we think.
Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 16:26:18 No. 668
>>663 That's also a possibility. This board is slow, so the thread will still be around for a while.
Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 17:00:20 No. 669
So I've finally learned about a hundred kanji characters.
Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 17:34:39 No. 670
This is
>>664 I just wanted to correct the last line.
After all Japan is a tiny country in Asia, it is not as well known as we think.
>>669 What's the time in Sweden?
Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 17:38:11 No. 671
Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 18:30:37 No. 672
Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 18:31:43 No. 673
>>671 Thanks for the reply.
Your Japanese is very good.
Have you been studying Japanese?
It must be freezing in Sweden this time of year.
Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 19:27:34 No. 678
>>672 はい。
>>673 I appreciate the praise, but I'm not that good at Japanese.
私は今ストックホルム大学で日本語をべんきょうしています。ニか月まえから。
はい、スエーデンはすごくさむいです。
Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 19:52:19 No. 680
>>673 Also, I've heard that English is a difficult language for the Japanese, yet your English seems to be just fine. Do you learn much English in Japanese schools?
In Sweden we learn to speak fluent Swedish and English. My vocabulary is pretty bad in both of them though.
Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 20:04:38 No. 681
_…-──-…_
Anonymous 10/26/14 (Sun) 20:53:23 No. 682
>>680 Well thank you.
Yes we learn English in junior high & high school for 6 years.
Recently Japanese government started a new English education program, now kids in elementary school have English classes.
I know many Japanese say English is difficult, especially speaking, in my case I always liked English at school. Also I spent a few years overseas, during that time English was the only language I spoke 24hours a day.
So you learn Swedish and English at school, and you're also studying Japanese.
That's a lot of work. It would be nice though if you could speak three languages.
Your Japanese is pretty good too.
Anonymous 10/27/14 (Mon) 00:22:00 No. 684
>>682 Many of the languages in Europe are similar to each other, so learning English along with Swedish shouldn't be too difficult.
There are of course people who find it hard to learn two languages at once, but they usually have time to learn both in the end.
In Sweden you start learning English from the age of 7. It goes throughout primary- and secondary education, meaning to the age of 19. The secondary education is optional, but to complete it you require a certain amount of knowledge in both Swedish and English.
When I was younger I played a lot of video games, and those games were almost only in English. That's probably why I never had any problems learning the language.
Anonymous 10/27/14 (Mon) 00:30:44 No. 686
>>646 In general, heritage buildings have protection so they can't be knocked down.
http://www.dtpli.vic.gov.au/heritage That image I posted before is the first time I had seen a building surrounding a heritage building. Sometimes they knockdown the back of the building and only keep the facade, pic related.
Many Chinese are buying the apartments, and a mix of local developers, Chinese, Malay, and Singaporean are building them.
I did, but I mostly visit to make myself feel bad for not learning and forgetting what little I did know. Daily reminder to hate myself for being slack.
>>649 >getting a little better That's good.
Do you think it would improve if you were to spend some time outside Japan? It might be the social pressure that is causing issues?
>>663 No. 2 or #2 reads better than Part2.
Maybe at 500 posts. This thread loads much quicker than 4chan /japanese thread/. My download is 30kbps at the moment so it is noticeable.
>>664 That guy might just be an idiot. Japan has a huge economy, large population and is often in the news.
In saying that, I see other Asians much more often than Japanese. Singapore is a small country, but there are probably more Singaporeans here than Japanese.
Anonymous 10/27/14 (Mon) 04:57:37 No. 689
>>664 >I asked him "Can you guess where I'm from?" I like doing this but people never seem to get it right, even if they hear my accent.
Anonymous 10/27/14 (Mon) 05:01:17 No. 690
>>669 So I've finally learnt about a hundred words.
When will I actually be able to read English?
Just like, once you know the basic grammar, for English or Japanese, you can read using a dictionary for unfamiliar vocabulary, you can read using a dictionary or on-line database for unfamiliar kanji.
Anonymous 10/27/14 (Mon) 05:04:47 No. 691
>>641 I hate what these degenerates are doing to our urban landscapes. My precious Victorian-era cathedrals, post offices, court buildings and so on, these are nice buildings, and I am glad we can keep them. But what is the point in keeping them if they are surrounded by jagged glass and metal rainbow vomit? A diamond in the rough is better than no diamond at all, but a diamond amongst diamonds is surely best.
Anonymous 10/27/14 (Mon) 05:44:12 No. 695
>>686 >spend some time outside Japan? 日本国外で過ごすなんて勇気は全然ないよ…。けどいつか日本国外に行ってみたいと思ってる。
確かに、社会的な束縛が自分の心に重圧を与えているのは本当だと思う。
I have no guts to spend some time outside Japan yet at all…
but I want to visit somewhere else outside Japan some day or other.
for sure, it's true that the social pressure does harm to my mental health.
それはいいね。
Part2より短くて良さげだ。
that's a good idea.
#2 is shorter and looks better than Part2!
Anonymous 10/27/14 (Mon) 10:50:40 No. 703
>>691 I doubt that much of Melbourne was architecturally amazing. No doubt some good buildings have been torn down, but much it was probably shit.
The city was dying 20 years ago as no one lived in it. They've tried to change that.
I 100% agree that any new building that go up should be required to have some architectural merit to them.
>>695 Which country do most young japs visit on their first overseas holiday as adults?
Anonymous 10/27/14 (Mon) 12:14:07 No. 705
>>703 >Which country do most young japs visit according to this site
http://info.4travel.jp/special/20140131_trend_2014travel_os.html , they want to visit Thailand in the first, Spain and France in the second, the US and Germany in the fourth.
but it seems it depends on the research sites though.
for example. according this site,
http://www.arukikata.co.jp/en/winter_a/2014.html 1st: Hawaii
2nd: Italy
3rd: Gerany
4th: Canada
5th: USA
6th: France
7th: Croatia
8th: Switzerland
9th: Australia
10th: Spain
11th: UK
12th: Turkey
13th: Vietnam
14th: Taiwan
15th: Hong Kong
etc.
Anonymous 10/27/14 (Mon) 12:52:25 No. 706
>>695 外国で過ごす勇気とは
いや、外国に行っても普通の過ごし方くらいで平気ですよ
オーストラリア行っといで
>>703 I'm from Adelaide. It's not quite as bad as Melbourne, but under the guise of promoting "development", "rejuvenation" and "green living", the government has been hiring awful architectural firms (like these guys:
http://www.hassellstudio.com/ - I swear every time I've seen a building so ugly I had to Google it to find out who's responsible, it's lead me here) to design ugly lumps of cat-shit.
The thing is that while most of our old buildings are in fine shape and aren't being disfigured or replaced, the benefit of maintaining them (that is, preserving a traditional atmosphere and creating picturesque or aesthetically pleasing urban landscapes) is significantly undermined if there's some garish glass and metal monstrosity next-door or even just in the background.
It drives me mental.
Anonymous 10/27/14 (Mon) 13:24:13 No. 707
>>706 まず不安障害を治して日本で普通の生活を送れるようにならないと無理なんですorz
first and foremost, it's impossible for me to travel other countries,
as long as I don't regain my mental health overcoming anxiety disorder and There's no margin to spend the normal life in Japan….
Anonymous 10/27/14 (Mon) 17:32:55 No. 710
>>469 Fuck you faggot.
Don't you dare expose these cretins at all to great japanese films. They deserve nothing but a bullet to the head
Anonymous 10/27/14 (Mon) 18:54:46 No. 711
Anonymous 10/27/14 (Mon) 20:12:43 No. 712
))))))))))
Anonymous 10/27/14 (Mon) 22:11:02 No. 714
>>686 >My download is 30kbps え！？ダウンロードってそんなに遅いの？
月にどれくらいかかるの？
What!? Why is your download speed that slow?
How much does it cost you per month?
Anonymous 10/27/14 (Mon) 22:49:41 No. 716
>>715 ah and sorry I'm not nipponese I just forgot to disconnect from vpn, I'm watching hulu and gyao currently so that's why I need vpn
Anonymous 10/28/14 (Tue) 01:18:42 No. 717
>>706 This is No.646.
>I'm from Adelaide Are you an Australian living in Japan?
I have to agree with you, I used to live near Melbourne, sure the city had high tower buildings but not as many as it has now.
I guess it happens everywhere in the world, as the country's economy grows they start buidling skyscrapers.
Yet I miss historical buildings which had to be torn down, once they disappear they're gone forever.
How about Adelaide, is it happenning there too?
Anonymous 10/28/14 (Tue) 02:23:28 No. 718
>>711 I've never seen that wiki until you pointed it out.
Things written there might have misguided you, pls do not think we actually imitate that in real.
Some kids might do that for fun, but as they get older they grow out of it.
I asssure you if you're an adult and still doing such things in real life, you'll be regarded as a pervert.
Anonymous 10/28/14 (Tue) 04:12:59 No. 720
>>686 That reminded me of some of my funny experiences when I was back in Australia.
I was walking down the road, a guy came up and asked me if I was Portuguese. He was quite serious. I said "No" with a smile on my face, I waited till he walked away then I started laughing.
Another time this old gentleman asked me "Are you from Fiji?" Again I said no, trying not to laugh cuz I didn't want to offend him, but after that I couldn't stop laughing.
Sometimes you have a strange, funny experience in foreign countries.
Anonymous 10/28/14 (Tue) 07:01:59 No. 722
>>717 Yes, but only short-term, on exchange.
As I said, it's not as bad as Melbourne. Adelaide's economy is pretty sluggish so there's not that much going on, and most of the really old buildings are heritage listed so we're not losing them. I don't even mind regular skyscrapers. I just think that the more pretentious, non-traditional "artistic" sorts of architecture can utterly ruin a cityscape regardless of how many nice old buildings are preserved. A boring grey rectangle is far less offensive to the senses than some irregular technicolour mess.
Anonymous 10/28/14 (Tue) 07:29:34 No. 723
>>722 >irregular technicolour mess Say what you like about the Federal Court building, at least the architect had a go.
I think it's better to try and make something great and risk regretting the result later, than to not try at all and just build another plain grey box.
やらずに後悔するよりもやって後悔した方がマシ
Anonymous 10/28/14 (Tue) 07:45:15 No. 724
>>705 Is Thailand a party destination? Plenty of young Australians go there, but its only for cheap sex, to get drunk, and to overdose on steroids.
Do you know why? Seems pretty random.
>>710 ???
It is a very good movie though.
>>714 I was capped for the month (I had used too much bandwidth so my internet speed was reduced).
My download is now 'fast' again (700kbps). It costs $130/month
>>720 >Japanese >portuguese >fijian I would struggle to think of 3 ethnicities that look so different from each other.
Anonymous 10/28/14 (Tue) 07:48:21 No. 725
>>690 I guess I'm going to hug that dictionary for a couple of years then.
Anonymous 10/28/14 (Tue) 07:56:15 No. 726
Got this. Looking forward to watching it.
Anonymous 10/28/14 (Tue) 08:42:11 No. 728
>>726 http://www.gochiusa.com/contents/bd_dvd/06.html >ご注文はうさぎですか？ 第６巻 発売日：発売日：2014年11月27日（木） >Gochuumon wa usagi desu ka? volume 6 release date: 27th November 2014 (Thu) 一か月後だね。
it's a month later.
Anonymous 10/28/14 (Tue) 10:31:18 No. 729
>>722 I see. So how are you enjyoing staying in Japan?
I took a look at the company's HP you mentioned earlier. Their architecture is; hard to describe, modern is not a proper word, futuristic maybe.
Australia is a huge country, rich in natural resorces. Wealthy chinese chose Australia to invest their money. I guess whether you and I (and some locals) like it or not, the development will continue.
Anonymous 10/28/14 (Tue) 10:58:37 No. 730
>>723 It's No.646 here.
Pls don't get angry. It's just an opinion.
This might make you happy.
The world's 10 best cities to live in
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/property/propertypicturegalleries/9477990/The-worlds-10-best-cities-to-live-in.html?frame=2311071 No.1 Melbourne No.6 Adelaide No.7 Sydney No.9 Perth
Australia and Canada are dominating the chart.
You see, the world is changing.
Economy of America is going down, so as Japanese, British and other European countries.
Anonymous 10/28/14 (Tue) 11:25:43 No. 731
>>722 What about this building? It's a 'rectangular box' so to speak, but is not grey.
https://urbanmelbourne.info/forum/southbank-prima-tower-31-49-queensbridge-street-254m-72l-residential?page=10 >>723 Are you referring to the building in image?
>>728 I'll start watching in a month then.
Once I start I won't want to stop. I need some moe soon though.
>>730 Melbourne feels decent to live in, but nowhere near best in the world. Just like most cities there are lots of problems.
I wonder why they used a photo of Southbank in that article and not the city. All the other photos were of the respective cities.
Japan's economy will improve. I will try to be a good weeb and contribute some cash.
Anonymous 10/28/14 (Tue) 11:49:55 No. 732
>>730 別に怒ってないよ？
>>731 >Are you referring to the building in this image? Yeah. When I hear 'irregular technicolour mess' it's the first thing that comes to mind.
Anonymous 10/28/14 (Tue) 12:06:13 No. 733
>>723 A real go-getter would be trying to kick off a Gothic Revival Revival.
>>729 Pretty good so far. I only got here at the beginning of the month, and I have had all sorts of problems with enrolling in classes but I am starting to settle in now.
I am glad that alcohol is cheap here.
I don't have a problem with development - just with ugly buildings.
>>731 Tower itself seems fine, although those gaps look a bit weird. The base is awful.
>>732 The Adelaide Uni North Terrace campus is even worse. There's also the big block of flats on the western side of the CBD (with the coloured cylinders) and then there's what's been done to Rundle Mall and the Torrens waterfront (especially those tacky lights). If I spent more time outside of the house I would have more to complain about, I'm sure.
Anonymous 10/28/14 (Tue) 14:24:21 No. 734
ようやく、ごちうさの漫画を手に入った！
Anonymous 10/28/14 (Tue) 22:03:41 No. 736
Anonymous 10/28/14 (Tue) 22:06:29 No. 737
>>724 what's your cap? my download speed is also only 6mbit (I guess you meant bytes there?), but I also don't have any cap (well I think I never used more than 1.5tb of traffic in a month, so I don't know if they complain at some point) and I also only pay 20 euros.
Anonymous 10/29/14 (Wed) 03:32:37 No. 745
>>724 どうやら、タイだけでなく他のアジア諸国も若者(特に男性)の間で人気の旅行先になってきてる。
somehow or other, not only Thailand, but other asian countries are also getting popular among young Japanese, especially men, as travel destination in recent years.
以下のサイトによれば、タイ料理を食べるために訪れるらしいとのこと。
the following site is reporting that they seem to visit there for Thai food.
http://www.rbbtoday.com/article/2014/01/31/116440.html
Anonymous 10/29/14 (Wed) 05:00:39 No. 746
>>734 Nice. Is the comic anthology good?
>>737 500GB.
My internet is shit, I already know.
Anonymous 10/29/14 (Wed) 11:50:56 No. 748
>>746 > Is the comic anthology good? ちょうど一巻を読み終わったところで、まだ読んでないけど
目次を見る限り、漫画家と絵師による沢山のショートストーリーで構成されてるみたい。
I've just finished reading volume 1, so I'm not reading that yet at all though,
but the comic anthology looks to be made up of a plenty of short stories by several manga-ka and illustrators as far as I read the index page.
Anonymous 10/29/14 (Wed) 12:46:41 No. 750
>>748 I have the comic anthology for a different series and it is just like that. Some of the drawings are cute, but some are terrible.
I'm undecided if I would buy one again. I'll wait for your opinion on the gochiusa comic anthology to help me decide. Take your time though, no rush.
Anonymous 10/29/14 (Wed) 15:31:24 No. 751
>>705 >13th: Vietnam As a Viet myself, I find this very interesting indeed. But I guess it's like any other SEA country huh.
Anonymous 10/29/14 (Wed) 16:31:27 No. 752
>>725 Are you the one studying Japanese at the Stockholm University?(Stockholms Universitet in Swedish, right?)
Have you ever searched on the internet if there were online web sites where you can learn how to read Japanese?
>>724 ＄130 per month for the internet
That's roughly equivalent to￥12,500 per month. Very expensive.
>>737 20 euros per month?
That would be about ￥2700 - ￥2800. Seems reasonable.
Anonymous 10/29/14 (Wed) 23:55:52 No. 757
>>752 >Are you the one studying Japanese at the Stockholm University?(Stockholms Universitet in Swedish, right?) Yes, and that's correct.
At some point I tried learning Japanese on my own, and I might have found something like that, yes.
Either way I need to learn more kanji.
Anonymous 10/30/14 (Thu) 00:02:49 No. 758
24Mbit/s internet in Sweden costs around 200 kronor (about 3000 yen) a month.
Anonymous 10/30/14 (Thu) 01:59:30 No. 761
>>724 >It costs $130/month た、高い…
こっちでは、下りが有線LANで40Mbps、回線利用料は一か月あたり4,900円。
オーストラリアでは、インターネットを利用するのにそんなにお金を払うのが普通なの？
How expensive!
over here, my download speed is 40Mbps with wired LAN and it costs around 4,900yen (51 AUD) per month.
In Australia, Is it common to cost such a large amount of money for using the Internet?
Anonymous 10/30/14 (Thu) 05:36:15 No. 765
>>761 Consider that Australia is a very large country with concentrated but far-apart centres of population. Infrastructure costs are quite high inter-city, there's a relative lack of economy of scale, and per-client the effects are only exacerbated because the market is relatively small. So yes, high prices are common and unavoidable.
A few years ago there was an attempt to run a socialist development programme to convert to fibre optic, which would improve value in the long term, but would not do anything to decrease costs, and was especially costly in terms of reaching rural areas (which are otherwise likely doomed to poor service). That has mostly been called off with change in government.
Anonymous 10/30/14 (Thu) 06:56:04 No. 767
>>765 Large country, but we have one of the highest rates of urbanisation. Subsidising rural is expensive though.
> but would not do anything to decrease costs This is wrong. I'm currently looking at moving to a place that has NBN. I would get x20 faster speeds, with the same cap, for literally half the price.
>>761 Internet is expensive, but the cost of living in general is expensive. Our lifestyles also increase the cost (e.g. live far from shops, eat lots of meat, use cars often, high levels of credit card debt etc).
What would be a standard budget for a typical family in Japan?
Anonymous 10/30/14 (Thu) 09:01:29 No. 768
>>758 >24Mbit/s internet in Sweden costs around 200 kronor (about 3000 yen) a month. That seems reasonable, doesn't it?
Btw, you mentioned earlier that many Japanese find it diffucult to learn English, and I agreed with you.
Personally I think it would be much harder for the Europeans to learn Japanese language, especially reading and writing. You have to learn ひらがな、カタカナ、and 漢字 which is the hardest one.
Internet has become necessity in our lives, both at work and home. All you have to do is type the keyboard and select the right Kanji.
Yet there are times when handwriting is required, it's shocking to find out I've forgotten how to write kanji, at least in my case it is.
Anonymous 10/30/14 (Thu) 09:07:34 No. 769
>>767 >What would be a standard budget for a typical family in Japan? 日本の一般家庭への政府予算ってことかな？
申し訳ない、何を言うとしたのか理解できなかった…
Do you mean the government budget for a typical family in Japan?
Sorry, I'm afraid I don't get what you meant.
Anonymous 10/30/14 (Thu) 09:48:26 No. 770
>>765 >Australia is a very large country Oh yeah, it's huge.
Are you enjyoing drinking alcohol?
If so, what kind? Beer?
Anonymous 10/30/14 (Thu) 09:49:10 No. 771
>>769 The average Japanese household earns ¥xxx per week/fortnight/month (I don't know how much).
How does that family plan to spend that money for food, utilities, savings etc?
'Budget' has a few different meanings. The meaning can usually be worked out from context.
Because I was talking about families, I was talking about a household budget.
I did not mean the government budget.
('budget' can also mean 'cheap')
Anonymous 10/30/14 (Thu) 10:13:52 No. 772
>>771 具体的に説明してくれてありがとう。完全に理解できた。
Thank you for your specific explanation. I completely understand.
年間の収入は平均約537万円と言われてるけど
裕福な家庭が平均値を押し上げているので、これは一般家庭の収入を意味しないと思う。
多分、年収400～500万円くらい、月収だと33万～41万円なんじゃないかな。
it's said to be approximately 5.37 million yen a year on avarage.
but I think this result doesn't mean income of a typical family because income of well-off families increases the average.
I guess many of them would maybe earn around 4-5 million yen a year, 330-410 thousand yen a month.
Anonymous 10/30/14 (Thu) 10:18:32 No. 773
>>771 >How does that family plan to spend that money for food, utilities, savings etc? それは、家計によるだろうと思う。たから調べてみないと何とも言えないかな…。
I think it would depend on families. so I can't say for sure unless I search for those things.
Anonymous 10/30/14 (Thu) 10:34:24 No. 774
YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play. ROUNDABOUT IN JAPAN
Anonymous 10/30/14 (Thu) 10:56:22 No. 775
>>774 ほとんどの車が渋滞して立ち往生してるね。
このラウンドアバウトは、全然役に立ってない様に見える。
most cars on the video are stuck in the traffic jam. this Roundabout looks to be good for nothing at all.
Anonymous 10/30/14 (Thu) 11:17:37 No. 776
>>774 Roundabouts don't work well when there is too much traffic to exit the roundabout.
Next Japan will have to implement hook turns.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hook_turn >>773 I've read that household savings in Japan are high.
Is there a general rule that people try to follow with saving their income (e.g. save 10% of you wages)?
Anonymous 10/30/14 (Thu) 11:38:20 No. 777
>>775 Yes. It was stupid to build a roundabout there in the first place.
>>776 >Roundabouts don't work well when there is too much traffic to exit the roundabout. I know. I got my driver's license in Australia.
I drove around a lot there so I'm familiar with roundabouts.
I don't know what the hell they were thinking, building a roundabout there with heavy traffic.
Anonymous 10/30/14 (Thu) 11:51:23 No. 779
>>767 >I'm currently looking at moving to a place that has NBN NBN stands for National Broadband Network, right?
It looks similar to what we have here FTTH(Fiber To The Home)
So are you planning to move into the surberb of Melbourne or stay in the city?
Anonymous 10/30/14 (Thu) 11:53:04 No. 780
>>767 How do you link urban centres?
No, it isn't. Quite likely, the lower price is possible due to some kind of subsidy that's still having an effect, or because the area has greater population density and the cost per person is lower (i.e. it wouldn't be cheaper in your current area), or some other reason. Fibre optic cables are inherently materally more expensive than the older technology, and in the short-term there would also have been installation costs. Probably a lot of the bill was footed by the government, i.e. the public at large, i.e. socialised. That's why it would be "cheaper" - consider, if it had been so economically fantastic on its own, why would there have been any need for intervention to promote it? Companies could have done it themselves and made higher profits, if it's a service for which they can afford, but do not have, to charge half the rates.
>>770 I bought some overpriced "craft" beers (Nest Beer) from the supermarket, but I haven't tried them yet.
Otherwise cheapo imported red, mugi shochu, and a bottle of Scotch I grabbed on the way through the duty free.
I also bought some happoshu and standard beer because I wanted to do a side-by-side comparison.
Anonymous 10/30/14 (Thu) 12:00:37 No. 782
>>776 >Is there a general rule that people try to follow with saving their income いや、そんなルールはないよ。
これは失われた十年の苦い経験から未来に対して不安を感じているだろう。だから貯蓄しようとするんじゃないかな。
No, There's no such rule.
many of them would feel anxious for the future because the lost decade gave them bitter experience, so I think that's why they would tend to save their money.
Anonymous 10/30/14 (Thu) 12:12:30 No. 787
>>776 >Is there a general rule that people try to follow with saving their income いや、そんなルールはないよ。
これは失われた十年の苦い経験から未来に対して不安を感じているだろう。
だから貯蓄しようとするんじゃないかな。
No, There's no such rule. many of them would feel anxious for the future because the lost decade gave them bitter experience, so I think that's why they would tend to save their money.
Anonymous 10/30/14 (Thu) 12:37:21 No. 788
Anonymous 10/30/14 (Thu) 13:01:57 No. 789
>>780 "Nest Beer" something like that?
So you've got
Nest Beer ネストビール, red 赤ワイン, mugi shochu 麦焼酎, a bottle of scotch スコッチ, happoshu 発泡酒, standard beer 普通のビール
Wow that's quite a collection.
I guess your fridge must be full. Enjoy:D
Anonymous 10/30/14 (Thu) 15:22:39 No. 793
>>789 普通のビールはもう飲み切ったんです。
発泡酒はやっぱり美味くないから頑張って終わりにしようとして、半分しか残ってません。
赤ワインやウィスキーや焼酎などは冷蔵しませんね。
何か日本の物のお勧めはありませんか。
Anonymous 10/30/14 (Thu) 18:55:19 No. 796
>>768 It's pretty decent I guess, until I compare it with internet in South Korea. ;_;
Anonymous 10/30/14 (Thu) 20:28:27 No. 797
Anonymous 10/30/14 (Thu) 21:36:30 No. 798
Anonymous 10/30/14 (Thu) 23:07:06 No. 803
>>779 National Broadband Network is correct. It is just the name for the government-built internet project.
It was initially FTTH, with other solutions like satellite for some rural areas. That was when Labor were in government.
The Coalition are now in government and Tony Abbott is opposed to the previous NBN. They are looking at building FTTN (Fibre To The Node).
Also, it is spelt 'fibre' in British English (and Australian) and fiber in US English, so you didn't spell it wrong.
I'm looking at moving from one suburb to another, much closer to the city.
>>780 Of course urban centres need connecting, just like Aus needs connecting to other countries. Just clarifying, likely for others in the thread rather than yourself, that our population density of ~3 people/km^2 doesn't reflect urbanisation of ~90% and the reality that much of the country is empty.
I did miss your first sentence which said the same thing.
The nbn plan covers any area that has fixed line nbn coverage, so it is not a matter of population density. It is the same price in my current suburb (if I lived in a street that has it). I live in higher density than average, so even at half price I'm likely subsidising others.
I interpret 'but would not do anything to decrease costs' as meaning for the end user, as of course in the short term it's going to be more expensive for the government or a telco than doing nothing.
TPG are doing it by their own at the moment, but sure, why would Telstra install something, at large cost, that reduces their revenue by half (at least for me) while providing a superior product? In the short term in that scenario it is impossible to make higher profits, as that one company, from me.
Anonymous 10/31/14 (Fri) 00:17:29 No. 807
>>798 ANd you as well! This is awesome CSS, btw, good job.
Anonymous 10/31/14 (Fri) 00:51:28 No. 809
>>803 >for the end user But where does the government get its funding? Public spending does have costs for the average citizen and the total costs, long term, should be identical or greater (because of opportunity costs of decreased investment capital, lack of competition's downward push on prices, general economic sluggishness caused by taxation, and the great risks of expanding public debt), than if the project was entirely privately funded.
My point is that if there's a company that can afford to charge half their old fees, without government intervention, while delivering a superior service, then that means that their costs must be less for them to maintain the same or higher profits - which is to say that if they had these lower costs, they could maintain the same fees, deliver the superior and cheaper service, and see a huge boost to revenue. The fact that they're not doing this on their own suggests that the pricing you've mentioned doesn't reflect the situation at market but some interventionary distortion.
I think a case can be made that publicly funded improvement to infrastructure, insofar as it facilitates private-sector development and international competitiveness, is a good policy. But the fact of the matter is that short-term costs are a point against such a policy, and that benefits to the casual internet user, rather than business, are not really an important consideration. The NBN was killed by a Liberal Party that wanted to capitalise on opposition to short-term costs by large swathes of the public who weren't going to benefit significantly, as individuals, from improved service. In other words, the market wasn't (and presumably still isn't) ready for it.
Anonymous 10/31/14 (Fri) 00:53:16 No. 810
>Halloween Un-Japanese and un-Australian.
Have children started to bother their neighbours in this country? I can't see that catching on here.
>>803 >>809 Anyway, I'm going to stop now because /jap/.
Apologies for derailing.
Anonymous 10/31/14 (Fri) 04:17:17 No. 813
>>810 >Have children started to bother their neighbours in this country? あ、そうじゃなくて、ハロウィーンは小さなコスプレパーティーみたいな感じで行われて、特に近年日本でも若者の間で人気になりつつある。
No no, I mean, Halloween tends to take place as a kind of small cosplay party, and it's about to be popular among young people even in Japan especially in recent years.
多分、東京ディズニーランドやユニバーサル・スタジオ・ジャパンなんかが毎年秋に開催するハロウィーンの催しに影響を受けたんだろうと思う。
I guess they would have been influenced by Halloween events which are held every autumn at several famous entertainment parks, such as Tokyo Disney Land, Universal Stadios Japan, and so forth.
Anonymous 10/31/14 (Fri) 06:11:43 No. 815
>>813 コスプレパーティーは知ってるよ。
実は何かに誘われたのだが、やっぱりハロウィーンが嫌いなんで他の予定があると言って避けた。
（嘘でもないけどね）
言いたかったのは、そんなコスプレパーティーがあると知りながらも、日本ではトリックオアトリートとか言って近所の人たちに迷惑をかける子供がいるとは思えない。
俺の国も、日本と同じように、ハロウィーンを祝う習慣が伝統的にない。
でも近頃、祝う人に人数が増えてしまった。
その祝いはコスプレパーティーだけでなくトリックオアトリートも輸入されたんだ。
のんびり時間を邪魔するような恥知らぬ糞ガキにお菓子をやるもんかオラ
Anonymous 10/31/14 (Fri) 11:30:56 No. 821
>>815 それは大変そうだね。
やっぱりトリックオアトリートだけじゃなく、彼らの声もうるさいだろうな。
ともあれ、いつか静かな時間を取り戻せればいいね。
oh, it sounds bad.
not only Trick or Treat, I guess their voices would also actually be annoying to neighbours. anyway. I hope that you can take your quiet time back someday.
Anonymous 10/31/14 (Fri) 14:22:58 No. 823
>>793 I'm very impressed with your Japanese language skill.
>赤ワインやウィスキーや焼酎などは冷蔵しませんね。 はい、その通りです。
>何か日本の物のお勧めはありませんか。 You mean Japanese food or drinks, maybe both.
How about Japanese sake(日本酒）, do you like sake?
I've been looking for a site where I can chat with people all around the world in English.
I'm not exactly a big fan of anime, games, cosplay which seem to be common topics in 8ch.
Currently this thread is the only one I'm posting.
Do you happen to know a good site?
Anonymous 10/31/14 (Fri) 20:42:15 No. 824
why is this css so nice? based volunteer
Anonymous 10/31/14 (Fri) 21:18:12 No. 825
>>823 You can try /int/ board, it is made precisely for that purpose. Other than that of general purpose boards I can only think of /b/.
Look through
https://8chan.co/boards.html for different topics. You can always make your own board and advertise it everywhere.
/v/ gets the most traffic now because of GamerGate, so other boards are a bit slow because of that.
Anonymous 11/01/14 (Sat) 00:16:02 No. 826
>>823 It depends on what sort of things you enjoy talking about. Some places like 8chan, reddit, etc, have many, many boards for many different topics of discussion. Other forums you'll find are more dedicated to discussing more specific topics.
There's always social media, like twitter, facebook, etc, where it's possible to meet people who share your interests and strike up conversations with them - but I don't have much experience with them.
There are even some sites, like My Language Exchange, that seem catered to helping people find others to chat with in the languages their learning.
Not all of 8chan is anime and videogames though, as other posters have said, there are many boards dedicated to a wide variety of interests, and though you will probably find lots of anime fans here and there, anime isn't always the focus of discussion.
Anonymous 11/01/14 (Sat) 00:30:23 No. 827
>>823 What is it that you want to discuss?
/japan/ is as good a place as any
Anonymous 11/01/14 (Sat) 04:54:30 No. 828
>>823 Well, I mean a brand of shochu or sake that you think is good, or any high quality beer.
Actually, my Japanese is not very useful. The problem is that my kanji is very bad, and my vocabulary is limited to daily life sorts of things. I'm studying at the moment to learn more advanced grammar and more specialised vocabulary, though.
I would guess that imageboards are not a bad choice. I don't really like registering for sites so it suits me nicely.
I don't like cosplay, I'm not interested in anime these days, and I don't care to talk much about games, but I still find plenty to discuss on here and other boards. If you have a particular interest or hobby, and there isn't a board already, you could always try making a new board for it.
>>826 I don't really think Facebook and the like are for meeting or talking to new people so much as for keeping in touch with people you already know.
I guess language exchange sites are good if that's specifically what you're after and you aren't fussed about what you discuss. Though most of them are full of shady or stupid people, it seems.
Anonymous 11/01/14 (Sat) 07:50:31 No. 830
Anonymous 11/01/14 (Sat) 13:34:45 No. 831
>>830 自分はあまり経済に詳しくないけど、政府は何よりもまず賃金を上げなければならないと思う。
そうでないと、結局は積極的な量的緩和に伴う物価の上昇で苦しんで、経済が再び悪くなるかもしれないし。
2014年4月に消費税が5%から8%に引き上げられたことが足を引っ張る形になっちゃったんだろうね。
I'm not familiar with economics though, but I think our government has to raise our wage before anything else.
if not, we would end up in suffering from price increases along with the aggressive easing after all and our economics could go back bad again.
I guess it has caused that problem that they got the sales tax up to 8% from 5% in April 2014.
Anonymous 11/01/14 (Sat) 16:00:51 No. 832
>>825 I went to /int/ board before, but didn't stay long.
I'll go there again, see if there's any interesting topic.
Thank you for the suggestion.
>>826 I just want to have a nice conversation with people from other countries.
It would be interesting to know about their daily lives, such as how many hours they work and if they are satisfied with their work and wages, what's the economy like, what sort of policies their government have and if they'are satisfied with them, and of course what sort of culture they have, and so on.
I've visited several countries, I lived in Australia for a couple of years. Yet there are many countries I've never been.
I might take a look at the site you suggested, see if it fits my needs.
I really appreciate your posting.
Anonymous 11/01/14 (Sat) 16:13:51 No. 833
>>828 This is well known, high quality mugishochu
”百年の孤独”(meaning hundred years of loneliness)
It's very expensive as you can see the site below.
People drink it on special occations, also very popular as a gift.
http://www.amazon.co.jp/gp/bestsellers/dvd/71603051 To which other boards do you go?
I went British and Australian boards before but it seemed to me they prefer keeping to themselves than talking to strangers.
Btw I still find it hard to believe your Japanese is not that good;D
Anonymous 11/01/14 (Sat) 16:24:39 No. 834
>>827 >/japan/ is as good a place as any I know, thanks to the board volunteer.
I'm not saying I'm leaving, I just want to try different type of chat site that's all.
Anonymous 11/01/14 (Sat) 21:15:17 No. 835
>>831 ugh, I messed up.
>our economics could go back bad again. our economy could go back bad again.
Anonymous 11/02/14 (Sun) 00:53:41 No. 836
>>831 Have you changed your shopping habits since the sales tax increase?
Do you think Abe will increase it to 10%?
Do you want Abe to increase minimum wage? Increase social security payments?
Anonymous 11/02/14 (Sun) 02:58:40 No. 837
>>836 >Have you changed your shopping habits since the sales tax increase? 特に何もないかな。以前と同じ。
Nothing in particular. it's the same as before.
多分、政策方針に従ってやると思う。
I think He probably will do it according to his policy.
少なくとも、ほとんどの日本人労働者は出来るだけ早く最低賃金が上がることを望んでいるよ。
ただ、退職した人たちは、社会保障の増大を望んでるじゃないかな。
at least, I'm sure most Japanese labours hope that minimum wage will be increased as soon as possible.
However, retired people would hope that social security payments will be increased, wouldn't they?
Anonymous 11/02/14 (Sun) 04:11:26 No. 838
>>833 >百年の孤独 I'm reading a book at the moment with the English title "One Hundred Years of Solitude" and the Japanese title "百年の孤独". Interesting coincidence.
Actually I don't think it's too expensive, especially compared to whisky. I will have to try that some time.
These days I don't use as much as I used to. Mostly only use /japan/ and sometimes /int/, but I also like the Australian boards, /pol/, and occasionally /v/ and /b/. As well as dedicated shitpost boards and things like /ebola/ and /bane/. On halfchan I used to use /int/ mostly, and sometimes /pol/ and /sci/, occasionally other boards too.
But I can't recommend anything as high-quality because none of it is; your enjoyment will depend on your interest in the topic and your patience for idiocy and trolling. I actually think any of the Australian boards would be fine as long as you have some relevant contribution - if you don't know much about Australia then you obviously can't have fun.
Anonymous 11/02/14 (Sun) 04:33:39 No. 839
I did it
Anonymous 11/02/14 (Sun) 05:13:13 No. 841
>>833 これってガルシア・マルケスの小説が元ネタなの？
Anonymous 11/02/14 (Sun) 06:47:48 No. 842
Thank you Japan for saving us from our politicians. We owe you one.
http://thediplomat.com/2014/10/japan-cant-ratify-the-tpp-this-year/
Anonymous 11/02/14 (Sun) 06:51:23 No. 843
>>840 don't mess with me kid, I'm banned on 40+ boards
Anonymous 11/02/14 (Sun) 06:57:26 No. 844
>>843 >post a lewd pic to 4chan. >banned to post to 4chan for around 3 days. 予想より解除されるまでが少し長いな
it looks a little longer until the expiration than I expected.
Anonymous 11/02/14 (Sun) 07:02:04 No. 845
>>838 The mugishochu "百年の孤独”is named after the book, so "One hundred years of solitude" is the correct translation.
>your patience for idiocy and trolling Yes, that's the thing. Troll posting with sense of humor is ok but most of them are quite offensive.
There are many people who call others idiot, moron, retarded and so on.
You're right I don't have patience with them.
Fortunately, thanks to the board volunteer again, people here are nice and sincere.
Hope you like it.
Anonymous 11/02/14 (Sun) 07:07:04 No. 846
Anonymous 11/02/14 (Sun) 10:15:42 No. 847
>>842 >Thank you Japan for saving us from our politicians オーストラリア政府が有権者とした選挙公約を全く守らないって話は本当？
4chanのオージーにそんな話を聞いた。
Is it true the Australian government broke their campaign promises that they made to Australian voters, one after the other?
I've heard such a story from an aussie on 4chan.
Anonymous 11/02/14 (Sun) 11:50:37 No. 848
>>847 Breaking campaign promises happens all the time.
Abbott's problem is that he had basically no pre-election ideas that were good. The main reason to vote for him was his promise that government would be stable and have no surprises.
One of his first acts was to reintroduce knighthoods. This was completely random and surprised people, especially as it was considered unnecessary.
Since then he has not delivered stability.
He has probably broken just as many promises as any other Australian leader, but due to his pre-election actions it seems much worse.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/factcheck/promisetracker/ There has been more fact checking in the news the past couple of years (following US sites like
http://www.factcheck.org ).
Do you vote? Do your family or friends?
Here in Australia voting is compulsory.
Anonymous 11/02/14 (Sun) 14:37:04 No. 849
>>848 勿論、家族はいつも投票に行くけど。自分の場合不安障害で行けない状況が続いてる。
正直に言えば、さっさと克服して投票に行きたいんだけれどね。友達に関してはわからない。
of course my family always goes to vote. but as to me, the situation is been continued, where I can't go to vote, due to anxiety disorder.
honestly I want to go to vote beating it down as soon as I can though. I can't say for sure because it's been a long time since I met them at last time.
そうなの？今まで知らなかった。日本では、投票する義務はないよ。
けれど、そのせいで若い人の投票率が急速に減少しているという深刻な問題が起こってる。
投票率の低下の他にも、彼ら特に若い世代は全く政治に関心を示さないんだよね。
Is that so? I didn't know about it up until you tell me. In Japan, it's not compulsory to vote.
however, it has caused the serious problem which voter turnout of younger people has been decreasing rapidly because of that.
besides decrease of voter turnout, they, especially younger generation, tend to have no interest in politics at all.
Anonymous 11/02/14 (Sun) 14:39:29 No. 850
>>849 >I can't say for sure as to my friends I can't say for sure*
Anonymous 11/03/14 (Mon) 05:58:44 No. 855
http://www.afr.com/p/markets/aussie_tipped_to_rise_as_japan_prints_jwwFIxFWtgvc1JSutD6yRN This article has nice graphs.
>>849 Can you do postal voting?
Do most old people vote for one party whilst most young people vote for another in Japan?
Anonymous 11/03/14 (Mon) 07:56:14 No. 856
>>855 >Can you do postal voting? 残念ながら出来ない。日本政府の総務省公式サイトによれば
身体障害者手帳を持つ有権者のみ郵便投票ができるみたい。
unfortunately Not. According to the official website of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications in the government of Japan,
only voters with physical disability certificates can do postal voting.
http://www.soumu.go.jp/senkyo/senkyo_s/news/touhyou/yuubin/yuubin01.html (in Japanese because I was not able to find out the page in English on this, on the site)
ただ、それを持っている場合でも、必要要件を満たす必要があるみたいだけど。
因みに、電子投票は日本ではまだ取り入れられていない。
However, even if they have those, they need to meet the requirements though.
Still, it goes without saying that electric voting has not been adopted yet in Japan.
若い人もお年寄りも両方自民党に投票する傾向があるよ。
これは他の政党が本当にひどくて、少なくとも他の政党より自民党がマシに見えるからだと思う。 old and young people both tend to vote for the Liberal Democratic Party (of Japan).
because the other parties are REALLY terrible, therefore the LDP looks slightly better than the other ones at least.
Anonymous 11/03/14 (Mon) 09:45:22 No. 857
>>856 >Still, it goes without saying that electric voting has not been adopted yet in Japan. Vote #1 Mac Akasaka for Governor.
Anonymous 11/03/14 (Mon) 10:43:17 No. 859
4chanのスレが荒らしばっかでもううんざりなんだが移住してよいでしょうか？
Anonymous 11/03/14 (Mon) 10:45:56 No. 860
構わんよ。ただしこっちは人が少ないけど…
Anonymous 11/03/14 (Mon) 10:47:58 No. 861
なんで4chanの日本人ってあんなマジモンのキチガイばかりなの？
Anonymous 11/03/14 (Mon) 10:52:13 No. 862
今、4chan見たらここのURLが晒されてたｗ
>>861 人が増えると、その分荒れやすくなるのは仕方がない。
なんていうか、一部の人間には、人が嫌がる事をするのを喜びとする人がいるらしいからなー。
Anonymous 11/03/14 (Mon) 12:07:16 No. 864
>>862 >人が嫌がる事をするのを喜びとする人がいる 乙
Anonymous 11/03/14 (Mon) 22:47:39 No. 870
We have a public holiday today for the Melbourne Cup.
Apparently a Japanese horse is going to win, Admire Rakti. We will know in about 7 hours.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-11-02/melbourne-cup-2014-field-form-guide-sweep/5844790
Anonymous 11/04/14 (Tue) 00:57:29 No. 871
ok I recently learned about some, hmm 贈答の習慣 I guess you could call it.
Anonymous 11/04/14 (Tue) 03:28:31 No. 873
昨日、4chanの日本語スレッドがかなり荒れていたみたいだね。あれは酷かった。
Anonymous 11/04/14 (Tue) 04:49:01 No. 877
Anonymous 11/04/14 (Tue) 05:52:24 No. 881
>>873 荒らしは問題ない。
問題なのは、荒らしについて騒ぐやつらだ。
荒らしが楽しい。
荒らしが正しい。
他人の楽しんでいる所が嫌いな人は、楽しさこそが嫌いな人とも同然だ。
楽しみが認められないのは掲示板の管理人そのものだ。
お金も貰わずにやっているのか。
Anonymous 11/04/14 (Tue) 07:15:35 No. 882
Anonymous 11/04/14 (Tue) 09:48:15 No. 887
>>882 正直なところ、分からない。
天皇や皇室に関連する事の多くは、ベールに包まれていて、何ともいえないんだ。
to be honest, I'm not sure as to that.
a lot of things related to the Emperor and the imperial family have been veiled, so I can't say for sure.
Anonymous 11/04/14 (Tue) 09:50:08 No. 888
>>883 >ビール >ZUN帽 ZUN帽君 detected
Anonymous 11/04/14 (Tue) 13:33:29 No. 889
>>887 Has support for the Imperial Family decreased, increased or stayed steady in recent years?
What are your thoughts on the Imperial Family and Akihito?
It seems odd that many members have PhDs. I wonder if that's a good sign showing their contribution to society, or if degrees were awarded without merit.
Anonymous 11/04/14 (Tue) 13:59:19 No. 890
>>870 Admire Rakti - a Japanese horse collasped after the race and had to put down.
What a tragedy.
Horses are beautiful creatures, Admire Rakti was beatuful and strong. It was really a sad news.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-11-04/internationals-spring-carnival-glory-overshadowed-by-admire-/5866272?section=sport
Anonymous 11/04/14 (Tue) 14:22:33 No. 891
This is NO.890
Anonymous 11/04/14 (Tue) 14:26:29 No. 892
>>890 Yeh, it's not nice. Hopefully it doesn't stop other Japanese horses for Spring Racing next year.
Was Admire Rakti's death big news in Japan?
I missed the race though!
Anonymous 11/04/14 (Tue) 14:55:33 No. 893
>>889 >Has support for the Imperial Family decreased, increased or stayed steady in recent years? 皇室に関連する予算のことであれば、宮内庁の公式ウェブサイトを見てみることいいかも。
If you mean the budget related to the Imperial family, I recommend that you should take a look at the official website of the Imperial Household Agency.
Budgetary Matters:
http://www.kunaicho.go.jp/e-kunaicho/yosan.html (in English)
the official list of the budgetary transition.
http://www.kunaicho.go.jp/kunaicho/kunaicho/pdf/yosansuii-h26.pdf (in Japanese)
Note: Just keep inflation in mind, but Japan has been stuck in the lost decade(s) though.
日本の象徴であり、日本人の精神的支柱だと考えてる。
少なくとも自分は一人の日本人として、天皇と皇族には敬意を払ってる。
I think they are the symbol of Japan and our spiritual pillar.
At least, I have paid respects to him and the Imperial family, as a Japanese.
Anonymous 11/04/14 (Tue) 15:52:53 No. 894
>>892 Yahoo news on Admire Rakti's death
http://headlines.yahoo.co.jp/hl?a=20141104-00000087-reut-spo tweets on the news: people are shocked
http://realtime.search.yahoo.co.jp/search?ei=UTF-8&p=http%3A%2F%2Fheadlines.yahoo.co.jp%2Fhl%3Fa%3D20141104-00000087-reut-spo What do you mean you missed the race?
You could not watch live broadcasting race or you forgot to bet maybe?
Anonymous 11/04/14 (Tue) 16:53:38 No. 895
>>871 Would you like to hear personal opinions from non-Japanese people or from Japanese people?
Which site did you use to learn about the custom?
I guess there are many non-Japanese who don't know about the custom, so if you could introduce the site(if written in English)that would help.
What's your opinion anyway?
As a Japanese I'm interested to hear your opinion.
Anonymous 11/04/14 (Tue) 19:22:14 No. 896
>>895 Thanks for your answer and your questions.
Well I'd appreciate opinions from Japanese people, but of course if any non-Japanese person has experienced these customs that could also be interesting insight.
I actually can't find the blog post anymore I read initially about them, but now I read these, too:
http://wkdfestivalsaijiki.blogspot.de/2007/02/first-third-of-year-joogen.html And also there's something in this Wikipedia article about etiquette in japan:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Etiquette_in_Japan#Gifts_and_gift-giving As for my opinion, without ever participating in this custom, I don't think I can really say anything definite about it. In Germany we also of course give our teachers (for example music teachers or private tutors, normally not regular school teachers) some small gifts to thank them for their efforts (even though we're already paying them or the organization they belong to), but it's usually something comparably small, maybe a bottle of wine etc.
But it seems like the gifts normally exchanged for お中元 and especially お歳暮 are a bit more expensive (like \3000 or more). If you send gifts that expensive to multiple people, and then the whole thing two times per year, it seems to me like something I wouldn't like to do. Also in December I usually have even less money than normal because I buy christmas gifts and stuff. So for example I'd like to know how many people participate in this, do you have to do it, do people think lowly of you if you wouldn't do it, and what is your personal stance on the topic?
Anonymous 11/04/14 (Tue) 19:52:15 No. 897
>>894 Why is Yahoo so popular in Japan? It's not even half as popular as Google here, despite being a top search engine a decade ago.
Anonymous 11/04/14 (Tue) 20:33:22 No. 898
>>897 It's probably not only about the search engine. I think Geocities was pretty popular in Japan, and they also have many other japanese-only services like Gyao. Maybe because they partnered with Softbank there they were able to offer interesting domestic services at the right time.
Mind you this is an answer without having researched the topic or having much former knowledge about it. Also I don't use any google services (well except watching youtube videos), so I even lack knowledge about similar companies.
Anonymous 11/04/14 (Tue) 23:15:35 No. 899
>>893 'support' meant 'popular support' there, not 'financial support'. My mistake.
Thanks for the links. ¥16.8 billion is a lot of money.
It's a shame they don't allow the public to see Shosoin.
>>894 I was doing stuff on my computer instead of watching the tv.
I didn't bet on the race this year. I would've bet on Admire Rakti.
In Japan is it popular to bet on foreign horse races? I've read that your gambling options are limited.
Anonymous 11/04/14 (Tue) 23:59:34 No. 900
>>882 >>889 >>899 Are you a republican?
Anonymous 11/05/14 (Wed) 00:30:04 No. 901
>>900 No. I don't favour either constitutional monarchy or a republic.
It's hard to be against the Brit royal family when they earn money for the government each year. The Jap imperial family doesn't seem to work out financially.
If a symbol of Japan and a spiritual pillar is worth spending money on then that's fine. It hardly seems different to spending money on a war memorial in that sense. It should be spent efficiently though. Having a household orchestra doesn't seem efficient.
Anonymous 11/05/14 (Wed) 00:48:23 No. 902
>>899 >popular support 残念ながら、それの情報源を見つけられなかった。
だから正直分からないけど、多分横ばいなんじゃないかな。
unfortunately, I was not able to find out sources of that. therefore, I'm not sure to be honest but I guess that might have been staying steady.
Anonymous 11/05/14 (Wed) 01:14:41 No. 903
>>892 >>894 2chでもスレが立てられてた。
There's a thread about it, made on 2ch.
http://yomogi.2ch.net/test/read.cgi/keiba/1415076499/ (but users with non-Japanese IP can't see 2ch. if you want to see it directly, please use a vpn servie or something)
それによれば、朝のニュースでアドマイヤ・ラクティがレース後に崩れ落ちる場面が放送されたらしい。
according to the thread, it seems the scene where Admire Rakti is collapsing after the race aired on the morning news.
Anonymous 11/05/14 (Wed) 01:39:43 No. 904
>>903 Foreign IPs can view 2ch. We are banned from posting.
Anonymous 11/05/14 (Wed) 02:08:41 No. 905
>>904 Oh, Is that so?
I thought people with foregin IPs couldn't.
Anonymous 11/05/14 (Wed) 02:12:42 No. 906
>>901 >not being a monarchist Get back on your boat, Cheng.
But this is because the Americans stole all their family holdings at the end of the war. If Australia's royal family had their assets seized and redistributed they'd also be costing public money.
Anonymous 11/05/14 (Wed) 02:13:53 No. 907
Anonymous 11/05/14 (Wed) 02:42:51 No. 908
>>906 And if the yanks stole Liz's assets I'd tell her to fuck off if she couldn't earn her keep.
Anonymous 11/05/14 (Wed) 03:26:59 No. 909
YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play. アドマイヤ・ラクティが死ぬ前に崩れ落ちる瞬間。
Anonymous 11/05/14 (Wed) 04:41:25 No. 910
I used to learn 60-90 minutes of Japanese everyday during summer break but I've stopped doing it, I need to get my shit together
Anonymous 11/05/14 (Wed) 08:09:46 No. 911
Anonymous 11/05/14 (Wed) 09:16:13 No. 912
>>750 > I'll wait for your opinion on the gochiusa comic anthology to help me decide. 返信が遅くなってごめん。ようやくごちうさの漫画を全部読み終わった。
Sorry for my late reply. finally, I finished reading all volumes of gochiusa manga.
原作とは各作家さんごとに絵柄が異なるのはもちろんだけど、シャロが少し頻繁に出てきてたような気がする。ストーリーは基本的に原作に沿ってると思う。
it goes without saying that drawings of each illustrator are different to the original one. then I felt that Syaro a little more frequently shows up on them than other characters and those stories are following on the original ones basically.
結論としては、原作の雰囲気が好きなら買った方がいいかも。
逆に、原作のキャラクターデザインが好き、もしくはアンソロジーコミックのキャラクターデザインが好みに合わないなら、お勧めしないかな。
in my opinion, I think it's a better way to buy it providing that you like the original atmosphere. on the other hand, I don't recommend you to buy it if you like the original character design, or character designs of the anthology comic don't fit in with your taste at all.
一応、以下のURLからサンプルとして最初の4ページが読めるよ。
for your information, you can read the first four pages (drawn by クール教信者) as an sample at the following URL.
http://www.dokidokivisual.com/comics/book/actibook/wb44368/_SWF_Window.html
Anonymous 11/05/14 (Wed) 11:20:08 No. 913
>>912 Thanks for the response. I thought you might finish reading it quickly.
Do you like the anime or manga more?
>>910 Just watch some anime or a movie each day. It partially assuages the guilt. Partially.
Anonymous 11/05/14 (Wed) 12:15:33 No. 914
Australia v Japan in a fortnight.
Anonymous 11/05/14 (Wed) 13:06:29 No. 915
>>913 >Do you like the anime or manga more? アニメの方が漫画よりも表現力があるからアニメを選ぶけど、漫画もいいと思う。
I prefer the anime since that has representation more than the manga though, but I think the manga is also great.
Anonymous 11/05/14 (Wed) 22:33:07 No. 918
>>896 Sorry for the delay in reply.
Yes, we have strange, odd custom, don't we?
Many people, especially in their 20s would agree with you.
Yet it's the custom already established in Japanese society, so we cannot totally ignore it either.
I think fewer people participate in the custom these days due to the bad economy, also our government increased sales tax from 5% to 8% in April, which made it harder for people to spend money.
I cannot tell you how many, I searched on the internet, trying to find out if there's any official studies on this but there was none.
>do you have to do it It depends on your environment I guess.
>do people think lowly of you if you wouldn't do it Also it depends. I think the custom means a lot to older people.
>what is your personal stance on the topic? Basically I agree with you. I wouldn't give お中元 or お歳暮 unless it's absolutely neccessary.
These are my personal opinion, I'm sure there are others who have different opinion from mine.
Are there many Japanese over there? It'll be good if you have a chance to talk to Japanese.
Anonymous 11/05/14 (Wed) 23:38:23 No. 919
>>918 Thanks for your reply.
Well, I don't perceive it as strange or odd, many cultures have gifting traditions. For example for christmas and for birthdays we buy quite expensive gifts for people we're related or close to, and even for people that we aren't so close to we buy slightly cheaper gifts. That's why in December I spend much money just on gifts. And if a good friend has birthday I have to think of a creative, personal gift to express that I care about them.
Well, I could do without christmas gifts to be honest, as I don't particularly like christmas as an event. Officially I'm roman-catholic, but I don't really care about religion and thus I also don't really care about christian traditions. (Though I don't have a problem with people that value them highly. As long as people don't bother me or others through their actions they can be as religious as they want.)
The tax you were speaking about is 消費税? I recently learned different words for taxes and customs (and I don't mean 習慣 but 関税, I only just noticed it's the same word in English. Haha, my first language isn't English, so..) In Germany I think it's 19% tax, so I think I'd be happy about 8%.
In Germany there is a city called Dusseldorf (デュッセルドルフ), were many Japanese people live. Because I used to live there for a long time, I made a girlfriend who is a ハーフ (Japanese and German). But, we aren't together anymore and I moved away to study. I now live in アーヘン, and there are very few Japanese people living here. Sigh.. But I met a lady at my university, her name is 佐藤 I think, and she told me about, err, 25才の日本人の男の留学生 and he is searching for タンデムパートナー. So yeah, I should probably ask her about him, they're the only two Japanese I know about in アーヘン.
Oh and by the way I'm not
>>910 , that's someone else. Just in case you were wondering about that.
Well, thanks for your personal opinion, it's interesting insight for me.
Oh and congratulations Japan!
http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2014/11/05/japan-beats-scotland-to-win-worlds-best-whiskey-title/ I would like to try this one, but it's expensive as hell.
Anonymous 11/06/14 (Thu) 02:43:40 No. 920
>>914 誰もわからないけど、日本が勝つことを願ってる。
who knows, but I hope that Japan will win.
Anonymous 11/06/14 (Thu) 07:41:47 No. 922
Anonymous 11/06/14 (Thu) 11:09:03 No. 924
>>919 >it's expensive as hell. 自分もそう思う。
I think so too.
Yamazaki Single Malt Whisky
10 years: 3,128 yen
12 years: 9,000 yen
18 years: 18,857 yen
25 years: 150,171 yen >>922 >ウイスキー買ってきます 何！？そんな高価なものを買う余裕があるの！？
What!? Can you afford to buy such a high-priced thing!?
Anonymous 11/06/14 (Thu) 11:36:01 No. 925
ここ新スレ建てないの？
Anonymous 11/06/14 (Thu) 11:37:37 No. 926
>>924 結局、その山崎の一番安いのを買った
安いと言っても$80だった．．．
少しだけ飲んだが、実にうまい
でもやっぱり「これ、本当に＄80分のうまさか」って思っちゃった
Anonymous 11/06/14 (Thu) 12:07:28 No. 927
>>919 I don't understand why the top spots on that list would be American whiskeys. That makes me think that the Japanese winner must be shit. Also it annoys me that they don't use the correct spelling in that article.
>not enjoying a wee dram of Ardbeg after dinner
Anonymous 11/06/14 (Thu) 12:14:30 No. 928
>>925 このスレが沈まないのは、ピンで留めて先頭にくるように固定してあるから。
ただ長すぎると、読みづらくなるから
500を超えたあたりで立てようかなと思ってる。
Anonymous 11/06/14 (Thu) 12:41:41 No. 929
>>928 >ただ長すぎると、読みづらくなるから >500を超えたあたりで立てようかなと思ってる。 My connection's very slow so I've been loading only the last 50 replies. But since I'm doing that it doesn't matter how long it gets. Maybe you could keep the same thread forever.
Anonymous 11/06/14 (Thu) 13:34:06 No. 930
>>928 Are you the board volunteer?
I think you're doing a pretty good job.
>>929 > I've been loading only the last 50 replies Yes, that's what I've been doing too.
Are you the one who came to Japan as a short term exchange student?
Anonymous 11/06/14 (Thu) 13:34:52 No. 931
Nanonymous 11/06/14 (Thu) 15:15:43 No. 932
>>931 Actually, this brings out a question from me. A stickied thread has no image limit, right?
Anonymous 11/06/14 (Thu) 15:37:24 No. 933
Anonymous 11/06/14 (Thu) 16:41:08 No. 934
>>897 In my opinion, Yahoo Japan's popularity comes from it's contents.
I use the site to read news, which covers foreign and domestic. It also has links to national newspapers and some foreign news agencies.
Btw Yahoo JP uses Google search engine.
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/07/28/technology/28yahoo.html >>898 You're right. As I mentioned above, it's contents and services attract people.
For example, Yahoo auction is the biggest auction site in Japan.
Anonymous 11/06/14 (Thu) 17:52:03 No. 935
>>899 >In Japan is it popular to bet on foreign horse races? I don't know. I'm not familiar with horse races.
I just love horses, they are beautiful.
>>908 Occasionally I watch foreign TV shows on you tube.
In Graham Norton Show, which is British TV show(you probably know that) they make fun of British royal family. Graham often jokes about them and the audience seem to love it.
In Japan that will never happen. I just regard the Emperor and the imperial family as people above us, but there are some people (especially right wing nationalists)who regard them as sacred, untouchable, almost like God.
Anonymous 11/06/14 (Thu) 19:35:01 No. 936
>>935 What are some good things to watch on Japanese TV? Which channels are best? Which time of the day are most interesting broadcasts?
Anonymous 11/06/14 (Thu) 19:40:08 No. 937
>>919 I hope it helped, even just a little.
All I can say is we have the traditional custom but it's getting less popular.
As for the religion, I'm buddist but I don't participate in any events.
>As long as people don't bother me or others through their actions they can be as religious as they want I agree. I respect whatever they believe, as long as they leave me alone.
Yes, 消費税 in Japan is 8% now, but they're talking about raising it up to 10%.
19% seems pretty high. Do you have reduced sales(consumption)tax rates for daily necessities?
I've never heard of アーヘン so I googled it.
アーヘン-Aachen seems quite a nice city. You have many historical buildings there. Aachen Cathedral(Aachener Dom in German, right?) looks magnificient.
Aachen is very close to Belgium and Netherlands, isn't it? Do you visit those two countries?
タンデムパートナー is somehting like language exchange partner, I guess.
Bty I found a site like this:
タンデム紹介 - 日独協会
www.jdg.or.jp/tandem
Yeah it would be great if you and the Japanese student
become タンデムパートナー.
Thank you. 山崎is very expensive but とても美味しいです - that's what I heard anyway.
Anonymous 11/06/14 (Thu) 20:13:13 No. 938
>>936 Well it depends on what's you are interested in.
Are you interested in sports, music, drama, news, anime or anything in particular?
I assume you are in Germany.
How are you going to watch Japanese TV?
Anonymous 11/06/14 (Thu) 20:21:41 No. 939
>>937 >As for the religion, I'm buddist but I don't participate in any events. What is role of religion in Japanese society?
Yes, normal rate is 19% but for some things we only pay 7%. This is the law text (in German):
http://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/ustg_1980/__12.html Most food for example is only 7%.
Yeah, well, some at least. I live directly next to the Dom, it's pretty small compared to Cologne.
Yes, you can get with bicycle to Netherlands and Belgium in <30 minutes. Normally I don't go there, though. Well, Netherlands would be interesting because of marijuana but you can't really take it back easily to Germany, they control.
>>938 Hmm… I normally don't watch drama or anime, but I guess it'd be fine. Also music and news I'd like to watch.
Yes I'm in Germany currently, I use a P2P program to watch. It's called NIJI, I think it's from China. I can watch all the channels you see on the screenshot, it works really well and fast. Quality is not very high, but it's alright.
Anonymous 11/06/14 (Thu) 22:13:55 No. 940
>>939 >What is role of religion in Japanese society? That's a tough question. I'm a buddist but that doesn't affect my daily life at all.
When we lose someone in the family and have to hold a funeral, we become aware of our religion, as the funeral has to be done by the rule of your religion.
This might interest you;
How important a role does religion play in Japanese society?
https://www.facebook.com/JapanToday/posts/867853573241971 Well it's not so bad then. Our government wouldn't introduce reduced sales tax rates.
This is today's TV program. You can read ニュース(news), can't you? It seems no music program on TV today.
http://tv.yahoo.co.jp/listings/23/?d=20141107&st=5&vb=1&vc=0&vd=0&ve=1&va=24 So you smoke marijuana, right? I'm not so surprised to hear that. In America they've changed the law, it's not illegal to smoke marijuana(they call it pot I think)in more than 20 states.
We have very strict law aginst marijuana or any sort of drug. I don't think they're going to change that.
Anonymous 11/06/14 (Thu) 22:15:56 No. 941
>>932 8chanのスレッドは画像投稿の上限がないのは知らなかった。
教えてくれてありがと。
I didn't know a thread on 8chan has no upper limit to post images, unlike 4chan.
Thanks for your information.
Nanonymous 11/06/14 (Thu) 23:05:01 No. 942
>>941 Nonono, I'm asking if I'm right or wrong because I'm not too sure on the details. Sorry for the misunderstanding.
Anonymous 11/06/14 (Thu) 23:48:53 No. 943
>>941 No.932さんは
「自分からもちょっと訊きたいんだけど、固定された（ピン留めされた）スレッドは画像投稿数の制限はないんだよね？」
と質問してますよ
Anonymous 11/06/14 (Thu) 23:55:28 No. 944
>>940 Thanks for the TV guide, I'll use that to find something I like. I can read/listen fairly well, so that's no problem.
Also about marijuana, it's not that I consume it regularly. I just think there's no reason to ban it, as it's less addicting and less dangerous than nicotin or alcohol, which are both allowed in our society. I frankly just don't see the point in banning it, especially when countries like Netherlands allow consume since many years and it isn't a problem for anyone. But, personally I don't think I'd use it often, even if it would be allowed. My only weak point is beer. I like beer way too much to the point where I drink a bottle every evening. But beer is very accepted in society, so no one is blaming me for that. How are drugs perceived in Japanese society? I heard laws are very strict against illegal drugs, but alcohol and cigarettes are very popular. Is it normal to try hard drugs at some point in your life? (For example when I was a teen ager we tried many different things, nothing really dangerous like heroin, but different herbs/salvia/mushrooms etc. but that was only to have fun once and try things out, today I would not do this again). Also do some kind of drugs play a part in tradition? For example wine is a central part in christian culture, and I think some kind of mushrooms are important for shamanic rituals in Africa or South America etc.–is there something similar in Japanese culture?
Anonymous 11/07/14 (Fri) 00:13:03 No. 945
>>942 >>943 あ、なるほど。英語力が足りないせいで、上手く理解できなくて申し訳ない。詳しい説明ありがとね。
Ah, I see. my English-reading skill is so poor that I'm sorry for my misunderstanding
and thank you for your specific explanation.
A stickied thread has no image limit, right?
実を言うと、画像投稿に制限があるかどうか自分もわからないんだ。
ただ、画像投稿数が150を超えてるけど、まだ画像投稿できるみたい。
as a matter of fact, I have no idea too if sticked threads on 8chan has the upper limit or not,
but at least it appears that we can still post images even though the number of image posts have reached 150, unlike 4chan.
Anonymous 11/07/14 (Fri) 00:17:34 No. 946
>>945 ugh, I screwed up again.
>A stickied thread has no image limit, right?
Anonymous 11/07/14 (Fri) 00:52:24 No. 950
>>935 I have read about 風流夢譚 before. Is it famous?
There is an English translation here, but I haven't read it.
http://www.hellodamage.com/top/2010/03/27/furyu-mutan/
Anonymous 11/07/14 (Fri) 01:00:53 No. 953
>>930 Yep. I'm in student accommodation with one connection for the entire building, so it is pretty bad at peak times.
>>933 But I've enjoyed other Japanese single malt whiskies. My point is that if it's being grouped together with American whiskeys, which tend to be awful, that suggests to me that the rankings this year are dumb and that it's probably not first-place material.
I'll still give it a try, probably.
Anonymous 11/07/14 (Fri) 07:55:09 No. 954
Anonymous 11/07/14 (Fri) 11:33:37 No. 956
>>954 日本はエボラちゃんに愛されちゃうのかな？
I wonder if Japan will be loved by ebola-chan?
Anonymous 11/07/14 (Fri) 12:22:10 No. 957
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I have finally watched the first episode!
Anonymous 11/07/14 (Fri) 12:52:24 No. 958
I saw people here are wondering if there's a limit of posts(text and image) per thread, so I sent an email to Hotwheels san regarding the topic.
Anonymous 11/07/14 (Fri) 15:32:29 No. 959
>>958 I just load last 50 or 100 posts of a thread so it always loads fast regardless of how long it is.
Anonymous 11/07/14 (Fri) 16:00:37 No. 960
>>959 Yes, that's what I usually do, too.
In No.958, as you can see. I'm just telling you guys what I've heard from the Admin. There's no personal opinion in there.
Anonymous 11/07/14 (Fri) 16:25:27 No. 961
>>953 OK, I recommended you mugi shochu 百年の孤独 before.
If I were to recommend you good whisky, I would have recomended 山崎.
Whether it was named best whisky in the world or not, 山崎 has high reputation for its quality in Japan. I can understand your point, but was it necessary to say "the Japanese winner must be shit"?
Anonymous 11/07/14 (Fri) 18:16:20 No. 962
>>950 Although I've heard the auther's name, I've never read his novel. I guess it was famous back then, not many people know about the novel and its consequences.
Apparently the short story was controversial, caused a big argument between those who wanted to protect freedom of speech and those who claimed it was an insult to the Emperor and the imperial family. It went so far, a 17yrs old right-wing boy killed the publisher's housemaid, stabbed the publisher's wife. The auther dissapeared after the incident, because he felt responsible for the tragedy. The novel has not been published for a long time, but you can read it now(e.g. Amazon kindle)
Anonymous 11/07/14 (Fri) 19:39:33 No. 963
>>944 We have very strict law against drug.
Not only marijuana and stuff, magic mashroom, some kind of hurbs are forbidden.
>is it normal to try hard drugs at some point in your life? No, it's not. Some teenagers smoke cigarettes or drink alcohol, just out of curiousity.
When we have event of cereblation, we drink sake, but sake is not drug.
Anonymous 11/07/14 (Fri) 20:48:32 No. 964
>>960 Yes, thanks for contacting Hotwheels. Interesting to read his response.
>>963 Hm, I thought as much, but it's interesting how different it is compared to here. While we also have laws against recreational drug use (except of course alcohol and tobacco/nicotine) you are not regarded as an addict or a criminal by other people if you just try it once (of course always depends on the drug itself).
If you look at this chart (or the table below):
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Development_of_a_rational_scale_to_assess_the_harm_of_drugs_of_potential_misuse_%28physical_harm_and_dependence,_NA_free_means%29.svg?uselang=ja You can see how addicting a certain drug is and how much it can physically harm you. Most people try some of the yellow or orange-colored substances at some point during their life, and don't have any problems with it. Not saying I condone or despise this.
Sake is an alcoholic beverage, alcohol (well, ethanol in this case) is a drug. However it is of course completely legal to consume in almost any country. It does next to no harm if you don't consume too much of it.
My personal stance on the topic is that legislation makers should base laws more on scientific facts, and less on social norms.
Anonymous 11/07/14 (Fri) 22:05:01 No. 965
>>957 >Purple リゼ？
Rize?
リゼのどんなところに魅力を感じた？
What attracted you to her?
>>958 >The bump limit is 250 posts. 300ポストまでが上がる上限かと思ってた。
取り合えず、このスレッドがピン留めしてある限り投稿数や画像数の上限は気にしなくていいみたいだね。
Oh, really? I thought the bump limit is 300 posts.
anyway, there seems to be no need to worry about the upper limit of posts and images, as long as this thread is stickied.
Anonymous 11/07/14 (Fri) 23:31:48 No. 966
>>965 Remember it is only the first episode, but I like how she
wants to make the photo her wallpaper. I wanted to screenshot every frame. I understand why you have so many images.
Anonymous 11/08/14 (Sat) 01:30:24 No. 967
風邪が引いた😢
Anonymous 11/08/14 (Sat) 02:24:22 No. 968
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>>967 お薬をどうぞ
Here’s your medicine.
Anonymous 11/08/14 (Sat) 02:39:25 No. 969
Anonymous 11/08/14 (Sat) 08:57:50 No. 972
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>>969 去年噴火した時の瞬間を見よ。
Just look at the pic the volcano erupted last year.
Anonymous 11/08/14 (Sat) 14:38:32 No. 973
東京物語を見ましたか。
Anonymous 11/08/14 (Sat) 15:45:16 No. 974
Anonymous 11/08/14 (Sat) 15:52:03 No. 975
>>974 pls teach me how to keigo
Anonymous 11/08/14 (Sat) 16:41:15 No. 976
>>974 その文はちょっとむずかしいです。 もっとやさしい文をかいてください。
That sentence is a little difficult. Please write an easier sentence.
Anonymous 11/08/14 (Sat) 22:31:59 No. 978
>>976 彼は「見てません」と言っています。
He is saying, I've never seen it.
Anonymous 11/09/14 (Sun) 01:56:25 No. 980
>>976 I think it's same as 見たことがありません。(I'm not Japanese, though.)
Anonymous 11/09/14 (Sun) 10:12:15 No. 983
敬語 a term of respect for the person or thing referred to.
Anonymous 11/09/14 (Sun) 11:41:56 No. 997
冬がくるとわけもなくかなしくなりません？
Anonymous 11/09/14 (Sun) 11:56:11 No. 998
Oh, I forgot to add how to read them.>拝見させて頂いて居りません。
Anonymous 11/09/14 (Sun) 12:02:10 No. 999
>>997 確かに。冬の早朝とかに散歩しに出かけると訳もなく妙にしんみりするというか。
Indeed. When I go out for a walk in the early morning of winter, I sometimes feel lonely and sad for no reason.
Anonymous 11/09/14 (Sun) 12:18:16 No. 1000
>>998 according to
http://www.sanseido.net/main/words/hyakka/sonkei/ it seems that おりません is also used as polite expression (丁寧語, teineigo), so I think 見ておりません and 拝見しておりません are also correct.
Anonymous 11/09/14 (Sun) 12:21:54 No. 1001
>>1000 Sorry, I messed up
見ておりません
Anonymous 11/09/14 (Sun) 12:54:47 No. 1003
>>1000 You mean
おります(teineigo)=いる？
"いる"they mention there means
"is" "are" which is verb.
Boy, I'm so tired.
Anonymous 11/09/14 (Sun) 16:14:03 No. 1004
>>964 Hi, how are you doing?
You're welcome:)
Actually, you are the only one who said "thanks"to me, which was kind of you.
Yeah, Hotwheels san seems to like the word "however" a lot. He was quite nice though, I received the reply within 20min. after I sent him the email.
It didn't surprise me to hear you occasionaly try recreational drug, as I spent a few years overseas and people told me teenagers' use of drugs and stuff.
Yes, I agree. The problem is though, what motivates politicians? Money, I think.
In Japan people under 20 are prohibited to drink or smoke by law. As you can see, almost every convenience store has the touch panel. Those who want to buy alcohol or cigarette have to touch the panel to admit that they're over 20.
You said you can read/write fairly well.
I've posted
>>983 &
>>998 regarding to Keigo.
I used to have textbooks of how to teach Japanese language to foreiners, as I used to teach(only a part time) I looked for the textbooks, but couldn't find any. I must have thrown them away when I moved out.
Without the textbooks it was not easy how to explain about keigo, especially I didn't want to give them wrong information.
It is hardly enough info, but I put some efforts and time in there, although nobody seem to care.
If that helps you in any way, I'd be very happy, as those would be one of my last postings.
Take care of yourself, ok?
Anonymous 11/09/14 (Sun) 17:00:57 No. 1005
>>1004 >Yeah, Hotwheels san seems to like the word "however" a lot. Haha right! I only noticed it now.
Interesting, never heard of that panel before. They just ask for your ID here and you show the clerk, but of course being 18 years old is enough for anything you want to buy (and if you only want beer/wine etc. 16 years is enough). So even though I'm only 20 years old myself, they never really ask me, I guess I look old enough.
Ah interesting. But yes it's hard to explain the own language and don't make mistakes. So for example for me I know what
>>974 was saying (I was
>>980 , I was using a VPN for that post), but I didn't really know how to explain it, because I learned these words from listening mostly.
Well, I read both of your posts, and I'd like to thank you for taking your time to help us foreigners understand your language. While I personally didn't learn anything new, I'm sure there are some people here who can make good use of these. I hope you're not gone forever, but yeah, take care and I wish you the best.
>>976 Here is another explanation for some 敬語. It only covers basics and won't teach you everything there is to know about it (partly because it is a really big topic with much to learn), but I think if you understand everything on that page you won't be confused by polite or humble sentences anymore.
http://www.guidetojapanese.org/learn/grammar/honorific Also if you want more advanced explanation, I found this explanation in Japanese to be quite good:
http://www.geocities.jp/niwasaburoo/29keigo.html
Anonymous 11/09/14 (Sun) 18:33:24 No. 1006
>>1005 前略
返信ありがとう。
あなたは日本語の読み書きが上手なようなので、日本語で書きます。
それだけの語学力を持っているなら、生かさないと勿体ないですね。
敬語は確かに難しいです。 外国人の方に説明するのはもっと難しいです。
ここには色々な国の人が訪れますよね。初心者の人も上級者の人もいると思います。 見分ける事は不可能です。
上級者向けに説明しても、初心者には理解できませんね。
ですから、初心者向けに説明をしました。
自分は日本人ですから、普段の敬語の使い分けは出来ますよ。 ご心配には及びません。
As they say;
To know is one thing, to teach is another.
草々
Anonymous 11/10/14 (Mon) 02:08:25 No. 1007
新スレ建てたら？
Anonymous 11/10/14 (Mon) 02:30:53 No. 1008
>>1007 8chanの管理人(Hotwheels)も250を超えたら上がらなくなるから、新しく立てることを勧めてるし自分もそういたいけど
一部の人は、最新の50ポストだけ読み込んでるからこのまま続けられるよって言ってるんだよなぁ。
テンプレはどうする？
4chanからのコピペだけどLet's tarkとかの部分の直した方がいいかな？
Anonymous 11/10/14 (Mon) 02:31:44 No. 1009
Anonymous 11/10/14 (Mon) 04:08:33 No. 1010
>>1008 >4chanからのコピペだけどLet's tarkとかの部分の直した方がいいかな？ I think it would be good to correct these parts.
Did you want to say したい? Because I don't understand そういたい. Personally I think a new thread would be good, we don't need to make longest thread on 8chan :p
Anonymous 11/10/14 (Mon) 04:18:35 No. 1011
>>1010 >Did you want to say したい? Yes, I mistyped it.
OK, I will make a new thread.
and I corrected these wrong parts as follows.
This thread is for the discussion of Japanese language, culture, trip and daily life etc. Of course you are welcome to talk about Anime or Manga.
Let's talk at random in Japanese or English. Take it easy !
Anonymous 11/10/14 (Mon) 04:36:55 No. 1013