Drug to learn Japanese

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turvy Banned
From: Japan Registered: 2012-01-27 Posts: 430

Is there a drug or special syrup that you can put on your ice-cream or something that will learn you Japanese or at least help a bit when you feel like things are starting to make just a little bit of sense?.

howtwosavealif3 Member
From: USA Registered: 2008-02-09 Posts: 889 Website

lol watch this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flBMpY7Z … 2E004AB27B

Last edited by howtwosavealif3 (2012 January 27, 8:03 am)

aphasiac Member
From: 台湾 Registered: 2009-03-16 Posts: 1036

Apparently eating Pocky helps you understand anime big_smile

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jettyke Member
From: 九州 Registered: 2008-04-07 Posts: 1194

why  do you even wanna learn japanese

zigmonty Member
From: Melbourne Registered: 2009-06-04 Posts: 671

howtwosavealif3 wrote:

lol watch this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flBMpY7Z … 2E004AB27B

Epic Win.

Marble101 Member
From: New Jersey USA Registered: 2011-09-05 Posts: 112

turvy wrote:

Is there a drug or special syrup that you can put on your ice-cream or something that will learn you Japanese or at least help a bit when you feel like things are starting to make just a little bit of sense?.

Yes and I just invented it.
And now I can speak Chinese!
Wo hui shoa zhong wen!

Oh...
you wanted to learn Japanese...
No, I don't think there's any syrup for that.

turvy Banned
From: Japan Registered: 2012-01-27 Posts: 430

@jettyke why do you want to know?

Last edited by turvy (2012 January 28, 7:18 am)

jettyke Member
From: 九州 Registered: 2008-04-07 Posts: 1194

turvy wrote:

@jettyke why do you want to know?

not that I want to know, but I figured that it would help you understand your motivations better.

If you do the stuff you're motivated to do, you'll become addicted to learning japanese and will acquire it faster and better wink

turvy Banned
From: Japan Registered: 2012-01-27 Posts: 430

I'm addicted dude, Japanese is my holy grail.

Reply #10 - 2012 January 28, 7:25 pm
howtwosavealif3 Member
From: USA Registered: 2008-02-09 Posts: 889 Website

like everyone said... the drug IS Japanese lol.
the faster you get addicted, the faster you'll get better at Japanese.
lofl. omgs I meant rofl

maybe read into AJATT.....

Last edited by howtwosavealif3 (2012 January 28, 7:26 pm)

JapaneseRuleOf7 Member
From: Japan Registered: 2012-01-06 Posts: 201 Website

Seriously, I tried ginko for a few months, with no effect.  I also tried DHA, which is derived from fish oil.  I think it helped me, but I really can't remember.  DHA's gotten a lot of press, such as this short piece claiming it can boost memory by 15 percent.

http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes … ain-health

I mean, if you never forgot any of the Japanese you heard or read, it would be a pretty easy language to learn.

Don't know how good fish oil is over ice cream though.

s0apgun 鬼武者 ᕦ(ò_óˇ)ᕤ
From: Chicago Registered: 2011-12-24 Posts: 453 Website

modafinil

have fun

Gaijinme Member
From: Romania Registered: 2011-12-02 Posts: 61 Website

I have moda, used it for poker sessions but I don't like the side effects

I might have ADD (dont we all?)

http://www.wired.com/medtech/health/mag … gs_05drugs

Apache Chief Member
Registered: 2011-02-04 Posts: 39

Did Wired Magazine really just recommend methamphetamines as a way to "increase concentration and creative output"?

Isbilenper Member
From: Copenhagen Denmark Registered: 2011-09-17 Posts: 65

@Apache chief
Whether they increase concentration is probably arguable, but they were often used for stuff like studying for an exam back in the days... I know my grandparents and most of their classmates used them up to an exam so they could study for 2-3 days without sleeping or going tired. That said, I have no doubt that one is better of without methamphetamine in the long run.

s0apgun 鬼武者 ᕦ(ò_óˇ)ᕤ
From: Chicago Registered: 2011-12-24 Posts: 453 Website

http://www.gwern.net/Nootropics

modafinil is probably the safest

then caffeine or nicotine

adderal works great but has bad side effects wouldn't recommend it

Last edited by s0apgun (2012 February 04, 6:16 am)

LivingNexus Member
From: USA Registered: 2012-01-31 Posts: 49

I have discovered an even better way to learn Japanese easily.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7oSbEip … re=related

Tori-kun このやろう
Registered: 2010-08-27 Posts: 1193 Website

Talking about "drugs", can anyone recommend me some kind of website or journal I might read in Japanese that is like Lifehacker.jp (just without all these Android-stuff news/related articles) or National Geographic in Japanese? I really like nature/lifestyle related articles. Cooking and so on is just a big interest of mine and perhaps you guys know such a magazine/journal that I can read online. I feel much safer now with 9000 words under my belt and now I need a DRUG!!!! :D

Javizy Member
From: England Registered: 2007-02-16 Posts: 770

JapaneseRuleOf7 wrote:

Seriously, I tried ginko for a few months, with no effect.  I also tried DHA, which is derived from fish oil.  I think it helped me, but I really can't remember.  DHA's gotten a lot of press, such as this short piece claiming it can boost memory by 15 percent.

I think essential fatty acids in general will lead to some improvement (over time), since most Westerners have a massive deficiency from eating nothing but refined oils, margarine, fried foods etc. I wouldn't be surprised if rather than DHA boosting memory, intake of crappy fats weakens it, and DHA supplementation is a way of correcting, or at least stifling, the problem.

If you have crappy biochemistry due to poor diet, stress, lifestyle, environmental factors and so on, then few things are likely to improve your health before you make changes. That's part of the problem when saying 'supplement X does/doesn't work,' especially since a lot of supplements contain all sorts of junk ingredients, or are outright useless like rancid fish oil capsules.

I guess if you wanted one "drug" to help your studies, it'd be good health, but it's hard to find nowadays, and requires some serious commitment and expenditure. I think I'd end up opting for the どら焼き.

ta12121 Member
From: Canada Registered: 2009-06-02 Posts: 3190

Tori-kun wrote:

Talking about "drugs", can anyone recommend me some kind of website or journal I might read in Japanese that is like Lifehacker.jp (just without all these Android-stuff news/related articles) or National Geographic in Japanese? I really like nature/lifestyle related articles. Cooking and so on is just a big interest of mine and perhaps you guys know such a magazine/journal that I can read online. I feel much safer now with 9000 words under my belt and now I need a DRUG!!!! big_smile

You need more "immersion" =drug. There was a site that listed stuff per subject, just forgot what it is. I bet you could find what your looking for on new sites.

pudding cat Member
From: UK Registered: 2010-12-09 Posts: 497

You could try 東京 slow style? 「忙しい都会の中でゆっくりすほす、ゆったり暮らす」そんなライフスタイルを一緒に見つけていく。

Tori-kun このやろう
Registered: 2010-08-27 Posts: 1193 Website

pudding cat wrote:

You could try 東京 slow style? 「忙しい都会の中でゆっくりすほす、ゆったり暮らす」そんなライフスタイルを一緒に見つけていく。

Didn't quite understand what you wanted to say, pudding cat.. Sorry!

[Edit] I think it's 過ごす. And I found the website now, let me have a look smile

Last edited by Tori-kun (2012 February 05, 4:49 am)

pudding cat Member
From: UK Registered: 2010-12-09 Posts: 497

Sorry!  I meant to put the link in but obviously I forgot...

juniperpansy Member
Registered: 2009-08-03 Posts: 164

I noticed that when I was tired and doing my anki reps my percentages would go down...  but if i took a couple puffs from my electronic cigar (nicotine) my percentages would go back up to where there are supposed to be.

Note: I am not a smoker

PsychWardSoldier New member
From: United States South Carolina Registered: 2012-02-05 Posts: 7

Methylphenidate and Aderall are the most commonly used stimulants among people trying to increase focus and memory.

I'm kinda thinking that this isn't the direction OP wanted this thread to go in. . .