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Thread: Google Wave Invites Post: Google Wave Invites haha i guess they take a little while to make their way through, as mine hasn't arrived yet either. patience is a virtue! |
sup3rbon | Off topic | 168 | 22,147 | 2009-11-20, 1:07 pm | ||
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Thread: Google Wave Invites Post: Google Wave Invites i may have dropped a teeny bit in terms of japanese studies, but what better way to kick them back up than with new technology (and clearing my thousand or so reviews on my sentence deck)? sup3r DOT ... |
sup3rbon | Off topic | 168 | 22,147 | 2009-11-18, 4:46 pm | ||
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Thread: Reading Sentences Out in the Wild Post: Reading Sentences Out in the Wild After reading through all of these posts, I realized I'm going about this whole thing totally wrong, as I'm depending too much on the SRS. I definitely need to start reading more rather than just goi... |
sup3rbon | The Japanese language | 17 | 3,202 | 2009-09-25, 5:51 pm | ||
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Thread: Reading Sentences Out in the Wild Post: Reading Sentences Out in the Wild It sounds like lack of reading must be the reason, considering I haven't actually done any real reading outside of the context of anki. I guess I just need to step outside more... |
sup3rbon | The Japanese language | 17 | 3,202 | 2009-09-24, 2:26 am | ||
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Thread: Reading Sentences Out in the Wild Post: Reading Sentences Out in the Wild So earlier today I made my way over to the yahoo japan kid's news site, and decided to see how much, if any, I could manage to read. I ended up being somewhat surprised at how much I could actually r... |
sup3rbon | The Japanese language | 17 | 3,202 | 2009-09-24, 1:28 am | ||
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Thread: Best Japanese teacher ever... Post: Best Japanese teacher ever... Haha I love namasensei. Fun fact, he is how I learned the katakana/hiragana, and a bunch of other japanese grammar rules and etc. This was all before I started with RTK. I strongly recommend watc... |
sup3rbon | General discussion | 21 | 7,792 | 2009-09-23, 11:24 pm | ||
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Thread: What happened to the subs2srs topic? Post: What happened to the subs2srs topic? I indeed get the same error. That's a shame, that topic was a goldmine. |
sup3rbon | General discussion | 11 | 1,918 | 2009-09-22, 2:10 am | ||
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Thread: Why do you still visit the RevTK forum? Post: Why do you still visit the RevTK forum? blackmacros Wrote:The word "skeeves" skeeves me out. I just checked my thesaurus, there's no entry for skeeve. Looks like I'll have to keep using it anyway. Actually though I'm really surprised ther... |
sup3rbon | Off topic | 41 | 6,558 | 2009-09-16, 11:34 am | ||
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Thread: Why do you still visit the RevTK forum? Post: Why do you still visit the RevTK forum? captal Wrote:I also like to watch the fights that pop up. I can't remember how much time I wasted reading that thread about the dude from the states who had heaps of cash and wanted to go to Japan and... |
sup3rbon | Off topic | 41 | 6,558 | 2009-09-15, 7:44 pm | ||
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Thread: いつも小さな質問があるんですよ / half a million mini-questions Post: いつも小さな質問があるんですよ / half a million mini-questions That makes perfect sense, thank you! |
sup3rbon | General discussion | 10 | 1,705 | 2009-09-13, 7:52 pm | ||
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Thread: いつも小さな質問があるんですよ / half a million mini-questions Post: いつも小さな質問があるんですよ / half a million mini-questions Ironically your topic title prompted me to remember a little question I had a couple days ago. What exactly is the difference between 小さい and 小さな? I've seen both, and to me they seem to mean the s... |
sup3rbon | General discussion | 10 | 1,705 | 2009-09-13, 7:43 pm | ||
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Thread: early birds vs night owls Post: early birds vs night owls It said in the article that both groups took about an hour and a half after waking up to get their minds into working shape, so I don't think there was any time wasted in the morning for either group.... |
sup3rbon | Off topic | 9 | 1,330 | 2009-09-10, 9:02 pm | ||
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Thread: Why does Japanese TV use so much subtitles? Post: Why does Japanese TV use so much subtitles? I'm sure the homophone thing plays a part, but I think it just makes sense to have subtitles when you're watching the news. It's much much quicker and accurate to read something than to just hear it,... |
sup3rbon | General discussion | 45 | 19,565 | 2009-09-10, 7:03 pm | ||
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Thread: early birds vs night owls Post: early birds vs night owls Every single time someone would tell me "you can't be staying up so late and waking up so late" (I was staying up until 7am and waking up around 3pm) I would always try to explain that it's better for... |
sup3rbon | Off topic | 9 | 1,330 | 2009-09-10, 6:43 pm | ||
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Thread: 親知らず対策 Post: 親知らず対策 Have you ever been under anesthesia before? If not, be prepared to be very confused when people tell you stories about what you did later. I had never gone under before I had gotten my wisdom teeth ... |
sup3rbon | Off topic | 7 | 1,290 | 2009-09-10, 2:24 am | ||
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Thread: At a partial block Post: At a partial block There is no problem with relying on the stories of other people. In fact, I rarely came up with a story of my own, and used other people's stories (found on this site) almost exclusively. |
sup3rbon | Remembering the Kanji | 7 | 1,404 | 2009-09-06, 7:35 pm | ||
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Thread: アタシんちの男子 atashinchi no danshi group transcription Post: アタシんちの男子 atashinchi no danshi group transcription If my level of japanese were actually high enough to be of any use to this project, I would definitely help. Sadly, I wouldn't be useful. This is definitely an excellent idea though, and it's a sham... |
sup3rbon | Group study | 5 | 4,354 | 2009-09-01, 6:25 pm | ||
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Thread: The Koohii Wiki (post updates & requests here) Post: The Koohii Wiki (post updates & requests here) I think a Koohii Wiki would be awesome. Especially since it would also be very easy to keep a record of threads that are incredibly useful, but not really the type of thread you would sticky. |
sup3rbon | Learning resources | 97 | 52,149 | 2009-08-31, 5:10 pm | ||
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Thread: clueless with IT loanwords Post: clueless with IT loanwords juniperpansy Wrote:To put this in perspective, I'm sure at least 50% of the population in North America has no idea the difference between a hard drive and a motherboard. To put it simply, regular pe... |
sup3rbon | General discussion | 16 | 2,787 | 2009-08-29, 3:42 pm | ||
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Thread: Funniest Sentence In KO. Post: Funniest Sentence In KO. Okay I think we should start compiling a formal list of these, because some of them are priceless. Also it'll make me feel less guilty about buying KO2001 and then switching to pretty much only using... |
sup3rbon | General discussion | 148 | 35,170 | 2009-08-29, 12:58 am | ||
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Thread: Japanese people are stressed because they can only read 500 Kanji. Post: Japanese people are stressed because they can only... Obvious troll is obvious! Also he deleted my comment to, and all I said about his girlfriend was that she was being modest, and clearly knew more than 500 because she was able to get into university.... |
sup3rbon | General discussion | 99 | 19,317 | 2009-08-28, 4:53 pm | ||
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Thread: What is/was your area of study? Post: What is/was your area of study? Physics/Math double major. Although I'm slowly realizing that I only picked that because I had the ability. I did some work over the summer with a physics professor in a lab, and it's really just t... |
sup3rbon | Off topic | 98 | 16,846 | 2009-08-28, 12:03 am | ||
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Thread: Funniest/coolest/favourite sounding Word Post: Funniest/coolest/favourite sounding Word undead_saif Wrote:もしもし Every time a japanese person answers a phone I laugh. Every single time. |
sup3rbon | The Japanese language | 39 | 10,674 | 2009-08-27, 10:23 am | ||
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Thread: Output FTL Post: Output FTL mezbup Wrote:what does FTL mean?? All that I think is FML when I read it. For the lose! I assume someone made it up after seeing "FTW" meaning "For the win!", as I'm not sure why anyone would want to... |
sup3rbon | General discussion | 75 | 9,052 | 2009-08-27, 3:59 am | ||
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Thread: Japanese people are stressed because they can only read 500 Kanji. Post: Japanese people are stressed because they can only... I like how in the comments, when anyone says "Uh look dude, I'm not Japanese and I've only been studying Japanese for a couple months and I already know [number greater than 500] kanji..." he says "we... |
sup3rbon | General discussion | 99 | 19,317 | 2009-08-27, 3:58 am | ||
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Thread: Do your friends think you're crazy? Post: Do your friends think you're crazy? My friends don't exactly think I'm crazy, they just see it as another language. As a group though, I'd say people probably think our interests are a bit strange compared to most other people's. We a... |
sup3rbon | Remembering the Kanji | 119 | 30,357 | 2009-08-27, 3:54 am | ||
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Thread: Funniest Sentence In KO. Post: Funniest Sentence In KO. Blank Wrote:I'm only about 160 Kanji into the book but yesterday I had to laugh at the unexpected morbidness of 「子供が線路で遊んでいて、電車にひかれた。」 Haven't gotten this far yet, but does that by any chance say "A k... |
sup3rbon | General discussion | 148 | 35,170 | 2009-08-25, 2:32 pm | ||
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Thread: Enviable problem - too much time Post: Enviable problem - too much time Atashinchi no danshi! Fantastic, I've been trying to figure out what show I was talking about for awhile, glad to be able to go back and start watching it again, thanks! And it seems we do have oppo... |
sup3rbon | General discussion | 24 | 4,838 | 2009-08-25, 9:47 am | ||
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Thread: Output FTL Post: Output FTL Nii87 Wrote:Tobberoth Wrote:Get drunk, speak Japanese while drunk, nothing is more effective. Noone actually noticed this part of Tobb's post, but its surprisingly true. I can confirm this, as it work... |
sup3rbon | General discussion | 75 | 9,052 | 2009-08-24, 10:36 pm | ||
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Thread: Enviable problem - too much time Post: Enviable problem - too much time IceCream Wrote:Aishiteru is about a little boy who kills another little boy, based on some real life stuff in Japan, though tbh i found it unwatchable and slightly tedious. Haha I loved Aishiteru. I ... |
sup3rbon | General discussion | 24 | 4,838 | 2009-08-24, 3:34 pm | ||
