>>158497
You'll come across it in media regardless.
This is why you're supposed to start mining after a small set of core words, to learn words that will be useful to you.
When it comes to speaking and knowing which words are appropriate, flashcards aren't what's going to make that happen. Experience will.

>>158498
The flashcard set, core2k, is based on the frequency of words in newspaper so it's based on something. It's not media, but at the time they compiled it, it was common enough to be in the 5th deck

>>158500
You will come across the word and should learn it. It's deprecated, not obsolete.

Why is it so hard to get the pitch accent right… I try practicing them but it never works

>>158513
You need tiny Japanese sensei to berate you and beat you with ruler until you get it right.

What did he mean by this?

>>158571
Is he against the trend of P-shaped bodies too? (I don't understand Japanese, but I think my theory is correct)

>>158571
I can't tell if you're asking as a joke, but words that end with ~しい are sometimes replaced with letters in an slangy-way. i.e. かなC instead of 悲しい, and even further deformations like the うれP instead of 嬉しい there.

>>158574
why would I post it as a joke...

>>158576
Sorry, the phrase "What did he mean by this?" is something I only really see in shitpost thread, so I assumed incorrectly...

>>158577
I used a very common expression but I knew `you` would think otherwise, so I picked it to get a response

>>158578
It's not that common.

>>158578
>`you`
But I'm me and he's him and YOU'RE you.
You should know this.

Have to read through an entire 19 chapter story today, do my 200 flashcard reviews, attempt to understand half of an audio thing...

siiigh, if only I had nothing else to do other than study

>>158722
Just download some Visual Novels, hook it up to Textractor and have fun while learning. Stock up on snacks and you can read for 10 hours straight when you get really into it.

>>158723
in my opinion, most anime and otaku content is wasted effort when it comes to handling real life scenarios... and real life scenarios is what I'll have to deal with in[checks callender] under 2 weeks

Didn't know you were going to be a police detective. I hope you catch those gaijin in the act.

>>158725
more realistic than getting a girlfriend

Piecing together your hearing of phrases from audio, then using ChatGPT to try and determine if something you're hearing is incorrect or actually real.
Then coming across the answer when you adjust a bit

Not too sure I agree with the story system afterall. They take too long and you devote yourself to a single idea for a couple of days or a week.

Reading a bunch of shorter articles might be better time use

Didn't know 都市伝説 could be used in this context. Always related the word to scary stories from the past, not conspiracy theories/rumors in the present.

Always find it hard to read stylized Japanese fonts. Is anyone capable of reading the top-left text of this image?
Its りぷれい.

Spent around 4 hours today walking and doing kanji reps while cross referencing the NHK accent dictionary to make sure my pronunciation was right and getting each sentence correct. In doing so I got ~600 reps done and burned 1500 calories walking 10 miles. Only 1070 more reps left until I’m all caught up!

>>159902
I really love Nanahira. Like, a lot. Like, a whole lot. You have no idea. I love her so much that it is inexplicable, and I'm ninety-nine percent sure that I have an unhealthy obsession. I will never get tired of listening that sweet, angelic voice of hers. It is my life goal to meet up her with her in real life and just say hello to her.

I fall asleep at night dreaming of her holding a personal concert for me, and then she would be sorry tired that she comes and cuddles up to me while we sleep together. If I could just hold her hand for a brief moment, I could die happy. If given the opportunity, I would lightly nibble on her ear just to hear what kind of sweet moans she would let out. Then, I would hug her while she clings to my body hoping that I would stop, but I only continue as she moans louder and louder.

I would give up almost anything just for her to look in my general direction. No matter what I do, I am constantly thinking of her. When I wake up, she is the first thing on my mind. When I go to school, I can only focus on her. When I go come home, I go on the computer so that I can listen to her beautiful voice. When I go to sleep, I dream of her and I living a happy life together. She is my pride, passion, and joy. If she were to call me "Onii-chan," I would probably get diabetes from her sweetness and die.

I wish for nothing but her happiness. If it were for her, I would give my life without any second thoughts. Without her, my life would serve no purpose. I really love Nanahira.

>>161088
the repper

>>161089
That does seem unhealthy. You should channel it towards a 2D girl instead!

>>161089
I agree but not quite that much

nanahira better not be a stinky vtumour

>>161089
I'm more into とろ美.

>>161095
>From March 9, 2020 onwards, Nanahira has been a Virtual YouTuber and has been streaming on her YouTube channel, albeit occasionally.
Hag trying to cash-in

>>161097
The mosaic.wav vocalist also became one if I remember right. Dempasong has reclined.

People playing video games on stream is not the end of society

>>161100
Just the end of quality entertainment

>>161101
She still makes lots of songs that you dolt

>>161102
It's like watching a beloved entertainer from my youth stoop to selling scam car warranties to the elderly.

NOThing wrong with scamming old people they have too much money anyways

>>161103
You are mental

>>159902
Apparently the japs cant read that image either..

>>161089
Yeah, she has the perfect loli voice. Her 桃ななラジオ segments in "[2013-10-27] もーっと☆ちっちゃいのっ!" take me to heaven every time I hear them. (Not a fan of 桃's voice though.) So do her other just-talking segments in her albums.
I don't know about meeting her in person though. I like the character ななひら, not who the artist is in real life. I'd rather keep it that way. 幻滅されるのが見え見えだから。

>>161101
>>161095
nanahira chuuba is quality entertainment
>>161102
true, unlike **bk

She reacted to my message when I sent her money! She's my best friend!

>>161111
quads of illiteracy

>>161151
Listening to her vt*be she sounds like any other vt*ber but with a hint of the Nanahira voice I know and love from her songs. Glad I know her from her songs and not vt*bing.

Skibidi

Sage

literally me
except I use ChatGPT instead of Goosearch

I gave GameSentenceMiner a try for mining VNs
https://github.com/bpwhelan/GameSentenceMiner

It's a bit clunky, but it works pretty good if you care about screenshots and audio. It's a bit like black magic so I don't know exactly how it works, but somehow it knows when a sentence was heard even if you mine through Yomitan's interface in your browser which is how I feel is the ideal way to use it since that's what everyone will already be used to from reading with texthookers.
OCR is a bit slower than just using a texthooker, but it can read your clipboard so I just used a texthooker in combination instead of the built in OCR that can be used for games that can't be hooked. It's a decent backup option for people messing with emulators for old console games that don't mesh well with hookers perhaps. I gave the OCR a try and you can set up various OCR scanning zones for the game.

It unfortunately takes like 10 seconds for the card to finish completion (or maybe just on this cheap chinese mini pc used exclusively for VNs) so I found the ideal process to be mine one word at the beginning of the session, check that the audio is correctly recording when the first popup to add audio to your new card shows up, then next time you get a new word just add it via yomitan and keep reading while you wait for it to process the word and assume the next cards will all be fine. Eventually you will get a popup and can press escape if you don't need audio or screenshot for that card or press "with audio" if you want to keep audio. Since you can keep reading while it processes you can use this software with minimal downtime, but it does feel a bit clunky. You kinda get used to it though so I think it's a viable software tool if someone wants full sentence audio from VNs or video games. Whether that's desirable or not is another subject. Anyways, pretty cool software.

So I've created a new goal and drive for facilitating learning JP. I'm going to read 装甲悪鬼村正 and not stop until I've finished, and for everything I don't understand I will consult my sensei and also take notes down on the kanji in anki and keep this up until I've come to understand the entire novel, and then after that I will read it again without needing to take a note-break every 5 seconds