I don't even take lessons yet but I play shōgi (Japanese chess) and therefore have contact with native speakers and a lot of material is in Japanese (not to mention the very pieces are kanjis). So I did what everyone would do: I downloaded a bunch of apps from F-Droid to learn Kana and Kanji and procrastinate on deepening my knowledge in the future
I never thought about it that way. I find hiragana easier because I started with it and I think there are more similar katakana than hiragana but both have their share
Forget the one on the left. It hasn't been played by any significant number of people for literal centuries. Today's shōgi is 9x9 and has 8 district pieces which isn't much more than western chess with 8x8 and 6 distinct pieces
Okay but have you considered that dai shogi has a drunk elephant piece which promotes to prince which, naturally, becomes a new king should your current one be captured?
(I've only actually played standard modern shogi, but reading about these bonkers historical variants is a lot of fun.)
True, the world building is great. They don't make this kind of games anymore. Imagine a modern protagonist with this background story:
"I was an elephant but so drunk, I traveled to the end of the world. There I kissed a peasant girl and turned into a prince so when I went back, I was the king."
I'm proud of myself that I more or less understand the Japanese
I too always feel proud when my Japanese lessons are paying off. :3
I don't even take lessons yet but I play shōgi (Japanese chess) and therefore have contact with native speakers and a lot of material is in Japanese (not to mention the very pieces are kanjis). So I did what everyone would do: I downloaded a bunch of apps from F-Droid to learn Kana and Kanji and procrastinate on deepening my knowledge in the future
I always find Katakana the easiest bc of the words being (mostly English) loanwords that got kanafied.
I never thought about it that way. I find hiragana easier because I started with it and I think there are more similar katakana than hiragana but both have their share
That. Is. Huge
Forget the one on the left. It hasn't been played by any significant number of people for literal centuries. Today's shōgi is 9x9 and has 8 district pieces which isn't much more than western chess with 8x8 and 6 distinct pieces
Okay but have you considered that dai shogi has a drunk elephant piece which promotes to prince which, naturally, becomes a new king should your current one be captured?
(I've only actually played standard modern shogi, but reading about these bonkers historical variants is a lot of fun.)
The Japanese are resolutely crazy
True, the world building is great. They don't make this kind of games anymore. Imagine a modern protagonist with this background story:
"I was an elephant but so drunk, I traveled to the end of the world. There I kissed a peasant girl and turned into a prince so when I went back, I was the king."
Too late Japan
Polska gurom!
So that's how you say femboy in Polish
Yes, żeńchłopiec or kobchłopiec
But also...Creampie Conoisseur!!
LACTOSE TOLERANT
Saw that one, too. That's a wild shirt.
>///<
Put the lime in the aggregate and you drink it all up
セメントを食べる🐱
セメントはとてもクリスピーです。:3
いただきます
すごい。😻
でも私の歯はどんなですか？😿
スムージーを作る🥤😂
ありがとうごfaいまふ。xD
洋灰を召し上げていただきたいんと思いますDESU
nom nom nom 笑 :p
"And poop Brutalism!"
Hehe, dig in! Bon Appetit! >:3
That's the spirit! 😼
I see you also shop at aliexpress
Occasionally. This is actually an external ad tho :3