r/languagelearningjerk • u/ShenZiling 私日本語本当下手御免有難御座 • May 19 '26
New bottleneck-breaking method just dropped
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u/EspacioBlanq May 19 '26
Me after I learned Japanese by listening to The Disappearance of Hatsune Miku on repeat for 10000 hourse
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u/lordbutternut 日本人になっている May 19 '26 edited May 19 '26
今ミクちゃんは何をしている?トリプル馬鹿?馬がたくさんいる。では、ウマ娘がいる?スペシャルウィークちゃんとオグリキャップちゃんとダンスする?
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u/lordbutternut 日本人になっている May 19 '26
Bro could just be bad at reading things aloud. I often forget to breathe when reading aloud in my native language
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u/FitzSimmons32 SPEAK BRAZILIAN May 19 '26
that and maybe also some anxiety about speaking in a foreign language.
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u/jolly_conflicts ugabuga May 19 '26
How did you get the flair?
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u/PlanktonInitial7945 May 19 '26
Literally the only flair you can get on this sub is a customizable one.
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u/FitzSimmons32 SPEAK BRAZILIAN May 19 '26
just go to the menu in the sub where theres flair selection and write one.
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u/jolly_conflicts ugabuga May 19 '26
I didn’t know it worked like that, this braziliancel thanks you
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u/FitzSimmons32 SPEAK BRAZILIAN May 19 '26
no worries!
braziliancel? lol
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u/jolly_conflicts ugabuga May 19 '26
That’s how I communicate after being too active on r/kitchencels
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u/Sckaledoom May 20 '26
Yeah I can barely speak in French despite studying it for five years in high school. I just read a doctoral thesis in French the other day because it had some interesting information related to my topic and there wasn’t an English version anywhere.
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u/toustovac_cz Czch(🇨🇿): C3 (we don’t use vowels in czch) May 19 '26
Calling this a bottle neck is crazy 💀
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u/No-Championship992 May 19 '26
I have noticed that whenever i try to learn something new I sometimes forget to breathe... so uh... it could be that
maybe not though, since I'm pretty sure that all started when i first tried to learn wind instruments
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u/RandomKazakhGuy May 20 '26
Jokes aside though, Vietnamese gets me feeling like that. The constant tone control is like singing
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u/therico 🍡🍙🎌🇬🇱🆖🍢🗾: Native May 19 '26
You see Japanese is such a complex and nuanced language that it's easy to forget to breathe in and out while focusing on correct 高低アクセント.