Learn Japanese, cunt

Don't care, still learning Japanese.

define "knowing" a language

>eat delicious seafood every day. I seriously can't get enough of japanese food.
that was me before moving to Japan and learning what Japanese people ACTUALLY eat.

Thinking you are going to eat top tier shit often is equal to thinking that moving to America means eating thanksgiving meals daily.
Japs don't eat Yakisoba, Sushi, and Ramen daily, user.

GINYU TOKUSENTAI
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What do they eat? Unlike that user I fucking hate seafood and the only reason keeping me from visiting the place is fear of starving.

Why would you learn a language with thousands of letters like what would make it that worth it

Shitty language. Shitty country. Nope

Based Mary-san.

what game is this? is it even good?

Learning languages doesn't require one to commit to trying to making a living off it.
If it's something that enriches your life in some way, either through personal satisfaction, understanding vidya and porn, or expanding the countries to which you can shitpost and not immediately be outed as machine translated, it's well worth it.

big titty nippon gf

>is fear of starving
you won't, dude.

Most foods you will find in restaurants/outside are REALLY bastardised versions of western foods. For example, yesterday I was in Shibuya and I saw a restaurant pushing "pasta soup" on their windows as flyers.
I am not talking about chicken noodle. Dead ass a bowl with spaghetti in really watered marinara sauce.

That aside, Japs tend to fall in kind of a spectrum, where they are either really traditional, or trying really hard to not be Japanese.
I had a GF from Kyoto and when I spent a summer with her family, we did have the whole rice with a slab of fish and pickled vegetables for breakfast.
Overall, what I noticed gets cooked the most at home are:
Rice with a protein as topping
Pasta with some packaged sauce, like pic related. Note how the middle one is "tuna mayo"
Just fucking curry. They make this shit and eat it for like 3 days in a row.

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it's the new zelda musou
calamity something

>over 1h ago
so you're not going to explain your position

diff user, in the same position.

It really isn't. Only Japanese speak Japanese, and most have actually taken some sort of English education.
Unless you are living in Japan, you won't need/use it. And even if you are in Japan, you can have a more than comfortable life without speaking it. Much better than migrants in other countries.

"But what if I want to live in Japan?" You'll probably be in a big, touristic city, accommodated for tourism.
Social life? Believe me, you will most likely end up friends with foreigners, or people who went to international school their whole life. If they aren't arsed to learn ENG, they aren't interested in you.
Professional life? Either you end up on a relatively high position at a company to repeat what the abroad branch is saying, but that's it. They trust high international positions to "returnees" or hafus.
"but what if I end up living on a small town?" THIS is when you need to speak JP, but look, they are used to dealing with cringe inducing English teachers. The companies and government have laid everything out for you to not need to speak the language. I have heard so many horror stories that I understand why most people just don't wanna deal with them.

You won't use it in your home country, bro. Wanna get a big position on a Japanese company in your country? Guess what? They are sending Tanaka who studied college abroad instead.

It's cool if you like it and want to learn it, but you really won't benefit much from it. Learning Spanish, or Chinese is probably an objectively better.
If you like the language, or find it interesting and want to learn it, go for it. That is why I started. It's just not an outstanding plan.

I'm learning, probably going to take N2 at the end of the year. It's a fun and expressive language, I get to read LNs, WNs, VNs, games, and all sorts of media without any localization bullshit. I can access, navigate and purchase Japanese storefronts to support the creators directly. Japanese people is oddly appreciative of foreigners who can speak Japanese fairly fluently.

what if you want to start your own company though

why would anyone buy a musou in 2020

dumb mutts are chimping out everywhere

>learning dying useless language
lmao fag, English is all you need

why are you living there?

>have pretty okay Japanese
>Sadly, no autistic game/anime Japanese.
Does not compute. You are functionally illiterate.

white guys who learn japanese will always be the white guy who teaches english in that country. whether it's teaching english, teaching english, or teaching english white guys always excel at being white and teaching english. they stereotype themselves with flying colors in being that white guy who teaches english and only teaching english. no other useful skills besides being white and teaching english.

come to japan today!

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I actually have met people who have started their own business in Japan.
There are a lot of hurdles, Japs don't really like ACTUAL foreign stuff. They like when THEY do foreign-based business, and will even proceed to claim successful foreign stuff as their own.
In regard to starting your own business/company, they set an incredible amount of hurdles to you, where you practically need a Japanese citizen to be the person running shit, at least on paper.
I have seen people using their spouse, a friend, or even investor firms that specialize on this. Flying solo, even if you have capital in cash, is practically impossible, unless you are a big company expanding there.

Ended up coming here to study abroad while in college. Some opportunities happen to open, and I took them.
When it came to the point of living here, or going back home, I decided to stay to follow a girl I was in a serious relationship with.
JP Women ain't worth it on the long run.

>Does not compute.
The way they speak in most games/manga/anime, is so cringie and autisitc, 2bh. Even Japanese people who aren't gamers struggle to read the kanji within games and shit.

>expressive
Are you kidding? The only way you can express yourself in Japanese is by adding predetermined kana at the ends of your sentences. There's no room to play around with structure and vocabulary either because of how inflexible kanji is.
Literally read any Japanese book if you don't believe me. There's no art or beauty in that language.

>learn Japanese
but it's so hard. I know like 100 words, a decent amount of hiragana/katakana, a few kanji, and i understand the basic principles of its grammar and it still seems absolutely daunting

name an expressive language

Imagine seething this hard over a review on amazon, lmao.

AMERICAN CHADS CAN DO ANYTHING THEY WANT
Japanese women belong to American cock, shouldn't have lost WW2.

English

Of course they are, it'd be like a dog that talks. They just see it as entertaining because they're so secluded as a society and are surprised people outside their small island can speak their language.

>There's no art or beauty in that language.

Let's see.. 26 characters to make every sound imaginable, or several thousand, so complex to the point bad handwriting results in a different word.

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This can't really possibly be true, people just start using words even if they are not proper and they eventually just become a part of the language

>tuna mayo

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funny

Amerimutt chimpanzees

>every sound ends with a vowel or n
Can we make this an universal rule? I think this is the secret why Japanese sounds so good to my ears

That just sounds like misdirection. Rather than obsess in how you draw your pretty pictographs, maybe you should focus on how to use them and craft sentences instead.

That happens with literally any language. It's called slang.