devilyoudont wrote:I'm wondering if you've tried Erin's Challenge? (https://www.erin.jpf.go.jp/)
Good luck.
I've never heard of it, but I'll take a look later. Thanks for the suggestion!
devilyoudont wrote:I'm wondering if you've tried Erin's Challenge? (https://www.erin.jpf.go.jp/)
Good luck.
devilyoudont wrote:Identifying where written words begin and end is an area where your wanikani study will eventually pay off... when this phrase is written with kanji you can see why... the kanji basically perfectly marks the borders of bunsetsu (vocabulary words + all the sticky bits which attach after them). It's not like that every single time, but it is like that a lot of the time.
怒らせると怖いから気を付けて
Looks like you are doing ok with segmenting words when you hear them out loud tho, you were able to pick a known expression out of a phrase that was 2/3rds grammar you haven't studied/vocab you are working on learning in wanikani.
golyplot wrote:In other news, I read an article about how Satou is the most common family name in Japan. It mentioned that there's often multiple Satous at a school, which causes issues. I never thought about it before, but it does make sense when pointed out. Having multiple people with the same family name in Japan would be similar to having multiple people with the same first name in the west. Except possibly worse, because over here, it's common to disambiguate by using the full name or initial, whereas using the first name for disambiguation would presumably be considered infeasibly rude in Japan.
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