This thread is for grammar questions that are too short to create a new topic for them. We used to have a thread like this but it’s been archived. If your question is more comlplex, maybe do make a new thread. I’ll start: I know that in Japanese, 行く and 来る are from the perspective of the speaker, …

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To be more specific, translation models are built from huge corpora of bilingual texts, e.g. sets of (for example) Japanese texts and their English translations. Therefore, they become quite good at plausible translations, because they can build up connections between Japanese text passages and how …

The less you rely on it for language learning, the better, in my opinion. I wanted to ask about this point for awhile. In situations where I’m completely stuck (which is when I use DeepL), what else am I to do? If I come here I’d be asking like… 12 questions a day or more lol. How can I better pr…

Doesn’t answer your question but don’t forget that just moving on is a very valuable skill when you can’t find the answer on your own.

Hey, man. I really liked the video! I remember you mentioning that, but I seemed to ignore the advice haha. Could you explain a bit more on why that’s useful? I feel like I’m losing out on a learning experience if I don’t get the 100% confirmation on something.

Yeah, no problem. Well, first it assumes one very important thing: You have a lot of stuff that you’re coming across that you have yet to learn. For a very advanced learner coming cross one or two things they don’t know for book this doesn’t really apply. You’re absolutely right that you are losing…

Plus when something makes no sense even when you look up vocab, grammar, etc, it’s often because one sentence has multiple things you don’t understand in it all at once, like maybe there’s a grammar structure you haven’t studied yet, plus a colloquial spoken contraction, plus some abstract words tha…

[image] scallions: In situations where I’m completely stuck (which is when I use DeepL), what else am I to do? If I come here I’d be asking like… 12 questions a day or more lol. How can I better problem solve on my own? Some options: move on, don’t worry about not having understood whatever…

[image] scallions: If I come here I’d be asking like… 12 questions a day or more lol. How can I better problem solve on my own? One thing I’d recommend is using https://bunpro.jp as a grammar lookup tool. You might have to make an account to use the search tool (I don’t remember), but it’s fr…

What’s up guys! I have a question about ても/でも, and a one other question as well. Here’s a portion of the book with the problem areas highlighted: 京番茶は、番茶といってもほうじ茶の一種。二番茶を摘んだあとの大形の葉を蒸してもまずに乾燥させ、香ばしく煎って作ります。一般には２０ｇほどの茶葉を２ｌの熱湯に入れて飲みますが、煮出してもOK。 For the ても parts, I just don’t see how even if/though …

[image] scallions: 煮出してもOK。 It’s okay to boil it. Before they mention that you throw the leaves into boiling water and drink it, but it’s okay (also) to boil them.

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