LARPJapanese 101. A new series for beginners. #1 Book Wallpaper. “I can’t read them, but when they’re cheap I buy them!” -Owner of ‘Learn Turkish Today’
reddit.com/r/LearnJapanese/comments/eaz0ul/ca...Posted Dec 15, 2019, 9:13 PM UTC
Posted Dec 15, 2019, 9:13 PM UTC
私は別人、just the 上 please, 下 is for losers.
This is some advanced level shit. But nothing compared to some of the titles I have in my LARPing Library...
"Advanced guide to N1 Sanskrit, written in Aramaic."
"Old-Norse intermediate Business 101, written in Iberian."
"50 useful Coptic travel phrases, written in Ancient Greek."
My dinner-party guests always immediately and uncontrollably soil themselves with delight after setting eyes upon my size and colour coordinated bookshelves.
Bari you are LARPing royalty! Would you be interested in guest-blogging an upcoming post?!
Only if it will be written in トルコ語.
Watch my documentary, Copy-kun Dreams of Copying!
Can't read them but if I find it cheap, I'll buy it right away. Do you have such habits, about learning Japanese? :)
https://i.redd.it/6c2o693ovs441.jpg
^(Check out copy-kun on) ^github!
ハロートルク
Tips to remember!
Match the amount of moonrunes in title to your desired portrayal of Nipongo ability.
Chose whether you’ll organise your books by height, or colour. Chose one and stick with it, but avoid organising by theme or title as it’s not important to be able to find what you want, but that your prowess is on display.
Avoid flashy covers for that wakaru-wow factor. Pro LARPers favour large amounts of plain-looking books of similar appearance to highlight that you’re all about what’s inside and sow confusion on lesser minds.
This one’s a little advanced but give it a shot. Put plain brown paper covers from your bookshop of choice over books for extra ‘local’ flavour. You’ll be sure to reap the sugoys for this one!
Gambatay! (No English equivalent but translates loosely to ‘Go for it!’)
A true giant amongst LARPers.
Looking to try 和紙 while in Tokyo. Open to suggestions. Price is a non issue.
Can't read them but if I find it cheap, I'll buy it right away. Do you have such habits, about learning Japanese? :)
https://i.redd.it/6c2o693ovs441.jpg
Edited @ 16/12/2019 04:04:09
^(Check out copy-kun on) ^github!
Later on says he's Turkish....
Well that lessens how bad it is by approximately 3%. A fortunate turn of events indeed!