The Ribbon Red wrote:

Yeah, me too. Even the so-called "World's most beautifully-spoken language" came second to Japanese IMO.

So, motivation's the problem? I understand that. Just keep digging the Japanese world if you want to find motivation.

Powersocke wrote:

What language might that be? I really don't have any idea on that. I like japenese the most, after that english and after that german, my language. I don't like the grammar stuff here in germany but the language has something "hard" to it. It's just... well, german.

Yep. I do not want to start learning just to leave it a few weeks or months later. I know I will quit it after a short period of time.

The Ribbon Red wrote:

Don't really know. Most people here refer to it as French, but IDK if it's acclaimed so globally.

Guess that's fine. Awaiting something that would change your mind...

Powersocke wrote:

The Ribbon Red wrote:

Don't really know. Most people here refer to it as French, but IDK if it's acclaimed so globally.

Guess that's fine. Awaiting something that would change your mind...

French? To be honest... errr... french is the one and only language in the entire world I would say I hated. I dislike it the most out of all languages.

Hah! Me to, me too.

The Ribbon Red wrote:

Just keep lurking in Japanese culture.

Powersocke wrote:

I think I will. But... I'm really lurking, just taking quick peeks and listen to the language, continue listen to japanese music and stuff. I'm almost sneaking around japanese culture, one could say.

The Ribbon Red wrote:

Well, you are.

When you learn Japanese, you're welcome to become a part of us. A part of Japan.

Powersocke wrote:

Sounds friendly and welcoming. Well, thank you for that opportunity. Since I still go to school there isn't time for me to learn it anyway because I have to learn so much other stuff it's not funny anymore (When I say "It's not funny anymore" it's just a phrase regardless of whether a topic's supposed to be funny or not, just for your information). That's not to take as an excuse.

The Ribbon Red wrote:

Well, I have the same problem when I'm on school. But right now, I'm on vacation. So...

But when I'm at school, I have Japanese lessons. So, I don't really have to worry about time.

Powersocke wrote:

Here in germany we don't have japanese lessons in regular school. We have to visit certain schools for this kind of language to learn. Same goes for every langauge except german, english, latin, french and spanish. At some regular schools you might learn russian, but that's it.

The Ribbon Red wrote:

Well, that makes sense since you're in the European region. But having to go to other schools adds the troubles to it, huh?

Powersocke wrote:

Exactly. Since other schools might be kilometers away and such. Not every school, though. I know a guy who's brother has a friend who goes to a school where he's learning japanese at the moment. Shouldn't be too far away.

The Ribbon Red wrote:

Whoa... That relation...

I think that if I were you, I'd searched for another option.

Powersocke wrote:

Maybe you're right. But I don't know either. But at current, I won't learn japanese. That's fact, at least for now.

kathi wrote:

I use my PC..

Ryu wrote:

my friends tell me about animes /o/ best ever way to watch animuu~

Koro McAlpine wrote:

I read your conversation.

For me, I watch anime with JP dub online, and I watch anime dubbed on TV.

I bought DVDs from MovieStop/FYE but I only buy them used, but I wanted to buy new DVDs but there expensivs (DVD-BD combo). But I'm trying to watch some anime online on the computer before I'll get off. I only use subs to help me get better on my grammer and learn new words I never heard of. I stopped watching fansubs on stream for some reason and moved to torrents. If new anime is not picked up by CR and other, I'll just watch the fansubs.

If you want to watch anime with a Japanese dub, look at many people from Japan arrested for illegal uploading.

I really hoping we'll have FUNimation Channel on Dish.

Koro McAlpine wrote:

If you want to watch anime with a Japanese dub, look at many people from Japan arrested for illegal uploading.

The Ribbon Red wrote:

Koro McAlpine wrote:

I read your conversation.

For me, I watch anime with JP dub online, and I watch anime dubbed on TV.

I bought DVDs from MovieStop/FYE but I only buy them used, but I wanted to buy new DVDs but there expensivs (DVD-BD combo). But I'm trying to watch some anime online on the computer before I'll get off. I only use subs to help me get better on my grammer and learn new words I never heard of. I stopped watching fansubs on stream for some reason and moved to torrents. If new anime is not picked up by CR and other, I'll just watch the fansubs.

If you want to watch anime with a Japanese dub, look at many people from Japan arrested for illegal uploading.

I really hoping we'll have FUNimation Channel on Dish.

Whom?

Watch online JP dub and EN dub on TV? Same.

Koro McAlpine wrote:

If you want to watch anime with a Japanese dub, look at many people from Japan arrested for illegal uploading.

Wait, what's that supposed to mean? I thought you watch them too.

Koro McAlpine wrote:

I wanted to, on Hulu, CR, Crackle, and Viki but my crappy 4G hotspot sucks for buffering. Have you ever used 4G before?

Koro McAlpine wrote:

It's just crap Crunchyroll/ANN reported everytime when this happens and counting... Besides, Japanese animation companies want to make money from their stuffs (DVDs and other)... I also heard last year FUNimation used over 1000 torrent users over One Piece and then, Toei does the same to them too. That's why One Piece was extremly popular and Toei/FUNimation want money from this anime.

The Ribbon Red wrote:

Koro McAlpine wrote:

I wanted to, on Hulu, CR, Crackle, and Viki but my crappy 4G hotspot sucks for buffering. Have you ever used 4G before?

No. Sticking to LAN with Wi-Fi router.

Koro McAlpine wrote:

It's just crap Crunchyroll/ANN reported everytime when this happens and counting... Besides, Japanese animation companies want to make money from their stuffs (DVDs and other)... I also heard last year FUNimation used over 1000 torrent users over One Piece and then, Toei does the same to them too. That's why One Piece was extremly popular and Toei/FUNimation want money from this anime.

So they let them be at first, but asks for money later? Pretty common marketing tactic, if you ask me. That is, if they plan on rising popularity first.

Accelerator-kun wrote:

PC and sometimes smartphone.

_Ryohei_ wrote:

Poll is a good idea. But the most chosen answer will be pc

BadLuckExpert wrote:

>How do you watch anime?
>ummm.. by seeing them?

Fai-Chii wrote:

Laptop/PS3

The Ribbon Red wrote:

Fai-Chii wrote:

Laptop/PS3

With HDTV?

The Ribbon Red wrote:

Fai-Chii wrote:

Laptop/PS3

And give me Garry