+GenoSkill Yes, it may sound infuriating, but as a native Japanese I offer you my sincerest apology, for I myself enjoy reading no problem. The best encouragement I can give you is, challenge learning Japanese! With anime and manga it should be super fun amidst the difficulties!
+Yutaka Kawakami thank you, sir. I'll start learning it. Do you have any recomendations about which aspect of the japanese language should I learn first??
That's a very hard question... For reading and recognizing the Japanese language, I recommend children's books and mangas like Doraemon (my childhood along with Spongebob) For listening and speaking the language, I recommend listening to your favorite Japanese songs and singing them without caring about your pronunciation. That's how my English improved when I joined high school choir in the U.S.
三枝さんがただかわいい。それだけがわかればいい。
美綴かわえええ
32:38 アーチャーは穂村原の元生徒だから大丈夫だな!
なんで宝石剣ゼルレッチを持ってきてんだよw
魔術の秘匿はどうしたw
Thank you much for this one.
魔術の秘匿はどうした!?
ああ、凛の機械オンチって…
後の3太郎
薪ちゃんかわいい
小次郎くん…
ランサー、覗きしてないよな.....
劇の蒔寺のセリフの「遠からん者は音にも聞け!近くばよって目にも見よーっ!」ってヤツ・・・恋姫萌将伝の陳宮ネタか？中の人的な意味で・・・
王もたまには庶民の嗜みに参加すべきだ(´・ω・｀)
I can only understand the voice so I have no idea what shirou is thinking to himself haha
クマ🐻
I can't understand there are no subtitles!
+GenoSkill
Yes, it may sound infuriating, but as a native Japanese I offer you my sincerest apology, for I myself enjoy reading no problem. The best encouragement I can give you is, challenge learning Japanese! With anime and manga it should be super fun amidst the difficulties!
+Yutaka Kawakami thank you, sir. I'll start learning it.
Do you have any recomendations about which aspect of the japanese language should I learn first??
That's a very hard question...
For reading and recognizing the Japanese language, I recommend children's books and mangas like Doraemon (my childhood along with Spongebob)
For listening and speaking the language, I recommend listening to your favorite Japanese songs and singing them without caring about your pronunciation. That's how my English improved when I joined high school choir in the U.S.