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I totally get it. Free Whmcs License Key Generator. You’re right, it’s so clear But my lord, Mandarin Chinese media doesn’t half bore me to death sometimes Ok, they do great in the movie department, and there’s plenty of good reading material out there, but their TV shows just don’t drag me in, and most are just plain awful! I’m not interested in Japanese style teen dramas and thats just about the only thing that seems to get produced, and they all just seem to be such low quality why can’t they dub Star Trek or Deathnote or something into Mandarin, or produce something at least half as interesting themselves I guess all the creative Chinese people go into making films or something and the less said about their video games the better, the world really doesn’t need that many World of Worldcraft/Diablo rippoffs Sorry, sometimes it all gets too much I can’t stop myself from ranting:'(.
'Talkin' Cheap', released in 1998. RIP SLYME 20th シングル「SLY」 フジテレビ系列 水曜22時ドラマ「リーガルハイ」. RIP SLYME (屎烂帮). Jun 1, 2009 - I've been studying Japanese for a looong time. Like most people, I sucked at it until i chanced upon your method. It works much better and I suck less. Here is the dilemma: I've stopped. I have to urge myself to even watch a Japanese cartoon WITH SUBS, much less a raw cartoon. This has been a problem.
Long post and I agreed with every single thing you said Sadly I have had to realize this on my own a while back. I had wanted to learn Japanese for a long time, allot of it because I actually found the language fascinating, but more practically to be able to enjoy anime, movies, manga, video games, etc but for some strange reason I started to feel obligated to keep plugging away at anything I started. Watching/reading/playing things not because I wanted to, but because I thought it would be good for my Japanese learning. I actually started to loath Japanese media. I started to wonder what happened since I used to l love it so much before, and I realized, it’s because I was watching things that I didn’t like! Finally, I just decided, I do what I normally did, find things I wanted to watch/read/play, only in in Japanese and I am happy, my original goal already achieved, to enjoy Japanese media in Japanese. 首だーっ！！ Sampling 100 Japanese movies sounds like a ton of fun.
Sampling even more movies sounds like even more fun. And, depending on the person, this may result in a nice 200 hours of watching Japanese movies if you like them all. X) I really really like this idea of sampling media.
Like, I have a handful of manga that I started but I couldn’t bother to finish. There’s just as many TV dramas that I still haven’t finished. I’ve thrown out most of the music that I’ve ever listened to in Japanese because they didn’t stand the test of time, and now I listen to Rip Slyme. Haha This kind of sampling, I think, would make great Intermediate Goals. Like, make it a goal to sample 1,000 web pages or something in a month. I’m a terrible procrastinator as well, that’s why I after six months, I’m still chuggin’ along but I didn’t do nearly as much as I could have if I just turned up the heat and left it on. But after talking with Khatz for an hour with consulting, it’s set things straight for me.
The thing that got me was when he asked me, “do we really care how long it takes”, referring to how long it takes to reach fluency. And, it got me thinking, “no not really, because I’m doing the same thing I would do if I were fluent, so. ” This sounds like it’d only make that procastination problem worse, but, that following day I had a chunk of reviews that was larger than the normal chunk, and I turned off the Timebox, turned on the Rip Slyme, and just sat and enjoyed the music as I flipped through my reviews. Not caring about “oh I must get these done as soon as I can.” Afterwards, I could have read a book, but I opted for sitting and watching a movie instead.
And, I have chilled the heck out as of lately, and I decided that instead of saying things to myself like “on I gotta read more”, “oh I should be doing my reviews completely in the morning and right before bed”, “oh I should be watching 200 hours of Japanese TV a month”, etc. I just get happy with the pace I’m working at, and accept that progress will be slow and steady. And, ironically, with all that worrying out of the way, you suddenly have all this time on your hands that you’re spending doing things that are real in Japanese.
Thanks for the article Khatz. It seems to me, that the “desert” b-star is talking about is not only the problem of what things to listen to, watch, or read, is the problem of motivating yourself to listen to, watch, read, or do anything at all.
I know you’ve written about this before, but what about the those days when the extra effort you spend to find something in Japanese just doesn’t seem “worth it” despite your good intentions and desire to know Japanese, and you would just rather do something else.for whatever reason. Proteus Ares 7 Professional Free Download. Or nothing at all. Those days when doing srs reps and adds feels like an obligation, rather than something you’re doing for fun? To b-star: On Khatzumoto’s recommendation, I read The Now Habit by Neil Fiore earlier in the year, and it was a big help. It seemed like a lot of issues I had been having, both with AJATT and life in general had some link to procrastination, and that book helped to deal with them. Also, @ Scuba Ad nauseam is a Latin term used to describe an argument which has been continuing “[to the point of] nausea”.[1] For example, the sentence “This topic has been discussed ad nauseam” signifies that the topic in question has been discussed extensively and everyone involved in the discussion is sick and tired of it.