One of my big problems as a Japanese language learner is that I’m afraid of making mistakes.
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One of my big problems as a Japanese language learner is that I’m afraid of making mistakes.
Of course, I know everyone says don’t be afraid of making mistakes. Your grammar doesn’t have to be perfect, you just need to communicate.
So nothing demotivates me and pisses me off more than when you get a response of “wtf” to a small error, as if you were speaking in tongues.
Like, actually, your Japanese does have to be perfect, sorry.
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One of my big problems as a Japanese language learner is that I’m afraid of making mistakes.
Of course, I know everyone says don’t be afraid of making mistakes. Your grammar doesn’t have to be perfect, you just need to communicate.
So nothing demotivates me and pisses me off more than when you get a response of “wtf” to a small error, as if you were speaking in tongues.
Like, actually, your Japanese does have to be perfect, sorry.
@FlockOfCats Omg seriously. You said a to instead of a te and seemingly the whole ̶W̶o̶r̶d̶ ̶S̶e̶n̶t̶e̶n̶c̶e̶ conversation is complexly and utterly incomprehensible. apparently no idea what on earth you’re saying
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@FlockOfCats Omg seriously. You said a to instead of a te and seemingly the whole ̶W̶o̶r̶d̶ ̶S̶e̶n̶t̶e̶n̶c̶e̶ conversation is complexly and utterly incomprehensible. apparently no idea what on earth you’re saying
@FlockOfCats But mangle the crap out of English and whatevs
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One of my big problems as a Japanese language learner is that I’m afraid of making mistakes.
Of course, I know everyone says don’t be afraid of making mistakes. Your grammar doesn’t have to be perfect, you just need to communicate.
So nothing demotivates me and pisses me off more than when you get a response of “wtf” to a small error, as if you were speaking in tongues.
Like, actually, your Japanese does have to be perfect, sorry.
Talking about batteries
️サイズは？
4 (ヨン)️ <confused look> 風通のバッタリー。一番小さいやつ。️ <confused look> ………️ おお、単4ね
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Talking about batteries
️サイズは？ 4 (ヨン)️ <confused look> 風通のバッタリー。一番小さいやつ。️ <confused look> ………️ おお、単4ね️ -
One of my big problems as a Japanese language learner is that I’m afraid of making mistakes.
Of course, I know everyone says don’t be afraid of making mistakes. Your grammar doesn’t have to be perfect, you just need to communicate.
So nothing demotivates me and pisses me off more than when you get a response of “wtf” to a small error, as if you were speaking in tongues.
Like, actually, your Japanese does have to be perfect, sorry.
What's the Japanese for something like:
"Fuck off you judgemental arsehole".
It might be a useful phrase to have sorted out in advance
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One of my big problems as a Japanese language learner is that I’m afraid of making mistakes.
Of course, I know everyone says don’t be afraid of making mistakes. Your grammar doesn’t have to be perfect, you just need to communicate.
So nothing demotivates me and pisses me off more than when you get a response of “wtf” to a small error, as if you were speaking in tongues.
Like, actually, your Japanese does have to be perfect, sorry.
@FlockOfCats Even worse if they act like they don’t understand you when you perfectly know they did
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What's the Japanese for something like:
"Fuck off you judgemental arsehole".
It might be a useful phrase to have sorted out in advance
️What is Japanese like as a language for swearing?
English is supremely flexible in this area so I'm curious if that extends to other languages?
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