For those of you who want to learn Japanese

[quote=koksei]well tbh. the only languages that are really really useful business wise would be: english, frensh, chinese, russian, mb spanish - prolly missed out one/some but well. even tho knowing a language is never bad so ya.. - Pro tip to learn japanese: Watch animes - srsly I can understand a bit of the animes without even reading the subtitles.[/quote]

[quote=astrolia]Clicked on your profile, saw tons of clips from trashy fanservice anime, and a LilyPichu MEGUKA video. Oh boy. Yes I can see you are "very interested" in Japanese language and culture. (Also: Making a thread about "learning" Japanese without mentioning Kanji Damage? Seriously?)[/quote]

[quote=MrCuddowls][quote=astrolia] Clicked on your profile, saw tons of clips from trashy fanservice anime, and a LilyPichu MEGUKA video. Oh boy. Yes I can see you are "very interested" in Japanese language and culture. (Also: Making a thread about "learning" Japanese without mentioning Kanji Damage? Seriously?) [/quote] I expect people to understand that kanji is another sector because they are mentioned so much within the leasons. Im not gonna baby sit people with this thread. Furthermore, yes the anime included on my page is pretty much fan service, simply to attract people to my stuff. If you think I dont watch good anime like Durarara, or bakemonogatari, then you are sadly mistaken, i know what good and not so good anime is, and i just chose to put the fan service ones on my page. Also on the protip given, no that is the worst possible thing you can do if tou want to learn japanses, i dont know if your being sarcastic or not but that is truly the worst thing you can do.[/quote]

[quote=astrolia]So Bakemonogatari is a universally accepted "good" anime?[/quote]

[quote=MrCuddowls]I like it, anyway what does this even have to do with this thread, your accusing me of watching bad anime in a thread thats about learning a new language, i dont get what your purpose is[/quote]