I understand what he says in the last panel... I have no life :'D

Instead of doin Enzo Henga Banzai in RO2:RS

He is a true baka that is for sure but your art is amazing. I feel your pain.

This is perfect.

As someone studying Japanese.. these people >:'D

Thank you for creating this.

I took Japanese in college and studied the language for three years. The weeaboos from the first quarter of year one still scar me though. Most of them failed out of the class and couldn't continue to the second quarter, but good lord.

These are actual phrases said in my class:
"Can I bring in anime for us to watch and get class credit!?"
"Sensei, can you help me translate my hentai game?"
"Can we make Friday a dress up as your favourite anime character day? I want everyone to see my Shippo (from Inuyasha)!"

I mean it's slightly understandable. Anime, Manga and Video Games are what attracts people to Japan. I won't lie: I only started to study Japanese because I was tired of seeing all the games or shows that are never going to be translated into English... plus, I hate reading subtitles. So I get why people wish to learn it, however learning a language is no easy task, especially when the language is rooted on an entirely different continent.

English, German, French, all of these languages are from Europe, they (for the most part) share the same alphabet, and work on similar logic. Japanese is not like that at all. The signs are maddening, and even if some structures might seem simpler in Japanese (verbs, plural, many things being "implied" etc.) it still takes time getting use to it, because we're used to their way in the Western languages.

And furthermore, studying Japanese most often also involves cultural studies, because even if you watch anime 24/7, you will definitely still not catch all the things that are customs in Japan..... I mean...
-Omiyage
-Ojamashimasu
-Irasshaimase
Those are things I never got from anime!

That is a huge load of work, so I am not really surprised people give up, and just wish they had an anime fanclub.

Sorry, maybe what I wrote was redundant. I myself started learning about a year ago, and ... yeah, I have a grasp on verbs, adjectives and the like, plus I know hiragana and katakana, but my kanji is extremely poor, and given how I'm mostly only able to learn from audio lessons while driving to school, I don't have time to read, and hence my kanji weakness. Ugh, I always feel so stupid, that I'm wasting time and that I'll never learn it, but...... somehow stupidly I keep trying.... and... I guess I felt like venting. Sorry...

ther is 3 genneral languish trees theo one ahe sugestisons the asian languish tree has 2 also or so

french is latin based, german is germanic, and english is a mix of both

asian im not shure how many there is in that languish tree thoe.

I try to use some Japanese sometimes, just to practice it, but ... don't worry, I don't have any offline friends, so I can't bother anyone.