Japanese grammar tip, in my eternal crusade against pure vibes-based learning: The meaning of v.〜そう depends on the verb form it is attached to. Don't mix them up! 例：（できる） できそう – It seems like they can do it. できるそう – I heard that they can do it. できたそう – I heard that they were able to do it. 1/3

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if you want to defend piles of shit then go ahead but i want to eat actual food that tastes good

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the current state of trying to talk abt art at any level of seriousness is being given a pile of shit, going "this sucks im not gonna eat a pile of shit" and getting five billion "in an era where people are making radioactive food we NEED to celebrate real food like piles of shit" replies

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Japanese Talk Online is 13 years old today!!!! I started this blog as casual Japanese language classes for my university anime society and wanted to keep it going after I graduated. Just like my Japanese studies, I haven't been consistent but I have been persistent 😂

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Pspsps if you are learning languages & DON'T have a Natively account, what are you doing??? It's a fantastic, free resource for finding books & media at your level for Japanese, Korean, German, Spanish, English, & French! learnnatively.com A "recommendations" feature is in beta now too! 👀 #langsky

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