@EaglyTheKawaiiShika Western animation executives work in mysterious ways. I mean at this point it's totally random. Shame that adult animation is 80% Simpsons ripoffs and the actual Simpsons show has become... whatever it is now.
@ComfyAko I could probably say lower-intermediate, but a better idea is, you see the video Kermit1 posted? I can read all the names of the characters, and the top 2 voice actors. I'd use the design of Duolingo's UI, but they kind of messed around with it at some point, and I still haven't got used to it.
Truly I am mankind's natural foe! Evil Incarnate! A walking cataclysm! A shapeless insanity! GUNDHAM TANAKA!
Kelpies. Be they hound or horse?
Currently Playing on Switch: Chaos:Child, Master Detective Archives: Rain Code, The Hundred Line -Last Defense Academy-
@Scooby-Doo Wow that's ultra rad. I'm familiar with most kanji there (when they are used in words I recognize) but can't tell what sound they should make. Hiragana and Katakana are very easy (unless they use some weird font for Shi/tsu/n/so as they look very similar) but I couldn't read almost any of full names because of the kanji.
@Kermit1 I agree, it's one of my all time favorites for chilling. But I still think Vanilla Twilight should be the biggest hit.
@blindsquarel It's all fun and games until the monster under your bed comes and asks if they can watch scary videos with you
@ComfyAko Yeah, those ones really bug me, because I often have to look twice to figure them out. It makes fast-moving credits and the like a pain, but I'm normally quick enough.
Truly I am mankind's natural foe! Evil Incarnate! A walking cataclysm! A shapeless insanity! GUNDHAM TANAKA!
Kelpies. Be they hound or horse?
Currently Playing on Switch: Chaos:Child, Master Detective Archives: Rain Code, The Hundred Line -Last Defense Academy-
@ComfyAko Maybe, haven't checked. I'm just naturally a quick reader, though, and I did start learning when I was 9 or something, so I had a serious advantage.
Truly I am mankind's natural foe! Evil Incarnate! A walking cataclysm! A shapeless insanity! GUNDHAM TANAKA!
Kelpies. Be they hound or horse?
Currently Playing on Switch: Chaos:Child, Master Detective Archives: Rain Code, The Hundred Line -Last Defense Academy-
@ComfyAko
Kanji words have two different spelling:
Kunyomi = Japanese style spelling
Onyomi = Chinese style spelling.
If you have ever seen Kanji letters either from video games or anime, you will notice there were some Kanji words with same letter but have different spelling.
That was because it paired with specific Kanji or Hiragana and made different spelling.
This is one example.
楽
It can be spelled Tanoshii if written as 楽しい = Happy, which it's spelled with Kunyomi style.
It can be spelled Raku if paired with another Kanji with both of them are spelled with Onyomi style. (楽園 = RakuEn = Heaven)
It spelled Raku as it came from Chinese spelling Le but Japanese letter have no L letter so everything from L letter will be spelled as R letter.
Kanji letters are borrowed from Chinese letters so if you have ever study Chinese or ever understand some Chinese letters, by looking at some Kanji letters even you don't know the spelling in Japanese as long you already know the meaning from Chinese letter that's already enough. Some basic Kanji letters for RPG games such as reading the elemental weakness.
火 = Fire
水 = Water
雷 = Lightning
氷 = Ice
風 = Wind
土 = Earth
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