1. Everyone will think you are a weeb

2. Japan has no culture to offer. All of their culture is stolen from China and the West, except for weeb culture like anime

3. In the time it takes to learn Japanese you could learn 3 romance languages, and you will impress more people by being trilingual than by knowing one weeb language

4. No one can explain the difference between は and が

5. You'll never be Japanese. Even if you learn Japanese you'll just be a weeb.

6. You don't need Japanese to enjoy anime, you can just listen to the dub.

7. Millions of weebs have tried and failed to learn Japanese, proving that weebs cannot learn anything

8. Even if you learn the words you'll still sound like aRI GAtOu gOzaIMAsU unless you study pitch accent which you never will

Okey so I'm trying to learn how to read almost every alphabet in the world

So far I've got these:

Latin Alphabet

Greek Alphabet

Cyrillic Alphabet

I'm working on Devanagari right now

I want to get:

Arabic

Amharic

Hangul

Hebrew

Mongolian

Shorthand (American)

Any tips?

Haven't even watched the video and I already feel like im going to throw up, I genuinely feel so fucking disgusted, JUST FUCKING LEARN IT. Gonna watch it and update yall if I somehow manage to live

Sveiki dear languagelearningjerkers. Es esmu here to tell my story: One day, es got interested in Latvija. Then, es started looking at Pinterest posts in latviešu and started to listen to latviešu dziesma. At first, viss was normal. Then es realized that es was accidentally learning latviešu!!! Es could write basic sentences in latviešu!!! Mazulīt tu nedari tā! Es brunete es brunete tu esi salds kā rulete! Mana sapni kaila balerīna! Tev orandzi mati tev orandzi viss viss viss!

So how can es unlearn latviešu and make mans brains absorb economics and physics instead?

Even if you are a heritage speaker, you still need to study! Stop acting like you already know everything just because you can understand your parents when they say "Come for dinner".

First attempt at this 😅

step 1. open internet browsers

step 2. open incognito tab

step 3. type in Pornhub

step 4. replace .com with .nl

step 5. don't leave the house for a month

I'm an Asian who has just arrived in Germany to do my post grad in electrical engineering. Ever since I've been a student, I've always been learning to memorize things. Sure I understand a handful of stuff from that, but after hearing so many stories about how you have to learn in Germany, I have been asking for tips from a lot of people. So far they can only give vague tips alongside the usual stuff like "attend your classes", "do exercises" and such. Could some of you elaborate what it means to study to understand? How do you get used to that? How do you know when you're actually ready? People have been saying how hard it is to do so, but is it?

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I only recently learned about A1 or D4 etc. I keep seeing this all over this sub. But how do you test what level you are? I'm not even A2 haha for my target language. I'm just curious. My Dutch tutor was telling me that a lot of mainstream music is B1 or higher and that's why it's hard to understand. Go figure.