How I am supposed to learn this? how do I relate these lines to actual vocal application?

>How does it feel knowing that a six year old Japanese kid knows more Japanese than you?
Pretty normal.

Six year olds are smarter than me in a lot of ways.
I've yet to come across 衣 read as ころも to be honest.

>Every elementary school kid can read this shit.
No shit, they're both kyoiku kanji.

I'm not a 6th years old Japanese, I wasn't born there, I didn't grow up there. What they think is "normal, common word" is not so normal for me
also
>legend from middle ages

>miscaleniuos trivia = intellect
So because somebody living in Japan doesn't know the myth of Jūratė and Kastytis thery're suddenly retarded? How fucking stupid are you?

No one ever said that anyone was retarded. People just need to stop making excuses, calling words "Hard" or some shit. Those are easy words. People act like this is a mystical, wonderful language of the Gods no one could ever fathom to attain, when it's just yellow people talking out of their ass.

A solid proportion of Japanese school is basically devoted to drilling pointless history into kid's heads to instil a sense of national pride.

They read dogshit literature until it's basically memorised, and are quizzed on fucking daimyos to ensure that everyone knows who Takeda Shingen is because the closest thing to culture they had for hundreds of years was psychopaths murdering peasants for fun.

> People act like this is a mystical, wonderful language of the Gods no one could ever fathom to attain
What. Where?

You cannot

You said a six year old is "smarter" for knowing a myth that is native to where he lives. Six year olds tend to be pretty fucking stupid. Being less intelligent than one as an adult would make you retarded. Your implication was very obvious and your attempt at backpedalling is quite pathetic.

Honestly though I think the main intention of your post was a "I am learning Japanese" flex, which is pretty goddamn cringeworthy to be honest. Really, nobody gives a shit. Every second weeaboo nowadays is learning the language. You're not special.

lurk more

No average learning-japanese gaijin would normally encounter 羽衣 during their study.

>Every second weeaboo nowadays is learning the language
Oh how I wish this was true. You'd at least think a lot of people on Yea Forums would care enough to learn, but no.
Unless by learning you mean they learned the kana a few years ago.

Ok faggot. I only chose the word "smart" to offend people and it obviously worked.

The intention of my post was not to flex, I know I'm nothing special, a life of failed relationships has taught me that already lol.

Stay mad, that you can't read anything but よつばと though, faggot.

Go meet some real people you fucking hermit. Japanese is ridiculously common and just about every second person you meet at any japanese culture related event will be at some stage of learning the language. Again, you are not special.

Ye, if you only read badly drawn 同人誌, you won't.

>my intention was not to flex
>continues desperate attempts at flexing
You're a living carricature. No wonder your entire life is one big failure. You have about as much self awareness as a rock.

Honestly I'm too drunk to give a fuck to reply.

>why you mad bro lmao

Never met anyone like that in real life but I'll just take your word for it mr. normalfag.

>>No average learning-japanese gaijin would normally encounter 羽衣 during their study.
I literally said I encountered it practically day one of reading here, , though. Pretty sure it shows up in The world god only knows too, it's pretty common.

It's also a very easy word to learn with very basic kanji.

Why else would you learn the language to begin with if not for otaku media? to be into Japanese culture? hahaha

>"don't mind me I was just drunk!"

To get a fucking job I guess.

Literally not what I was saying.

Not sure if baiting, or just actually retarded. Doesn't make any sense to reply anyway.
have a good one, mate.

>Japanese is ridiculously common and just about every second person you meet at any japanese culture related event will be at some stage of learning the language.
99.99% of those "stages" will be either halfway through learning kana and adding kawaii and desu onto every sentence, or finishing kana and then spinning your wheels for a few years while you think about tackling kanji.

The number of people who are legitimately learning the language is pretty low, especially at weeb events which are always filled with posers.

>not learning something to acquire knowledge
>learning something to be a corporate drone
Very pitiful.

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Would they not encounter 羽 being は？ Or 衣 being ころも？

Not really, I've observed plenty of people who are at the stage of practicing and writing kanji. Not like you give a shit though, it's obvious from your attitude that you're clearly approaching the whole thing primarily for the purpose of social capital which is a common feature of your average DJTroach.

People tend to remember words rather than all the pronunciation of the kanji.

I don't like using this word, but are you sure you're not projecting? You're the only one that's been going on about being special or whatever.

No, because what I've gathered from actually observing real people does not match your cynical, self felating view that you're proposing. Combine that with the general attitudes I've witnessed lurking DJT for quite a while I'd say my assesment of your character is a fairly educated observation.

If you can't remember the most common readings for the most common kanji, you don't know the language.

Yeah, yeah, you're good. Keep bragging, man. You're so awesome.

>Japanese is ridiculously common

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Yeah no shit, hence the key term "learning-japanese" as opposed to "knows japanese." People generally don't spend their time learning languages they already know.

>cynical, self felating view
If that's how you choose to see it, fine. I had no intention of tooting my own horn, but I would probably assume the same thing if I was in your shoes.

If you admit you don't know the language you won't be sperging out about not knowing the language like OP did. It's not some super hard obscure meme staff but straightforward readings that can be expected to be known from any learner advanced enough to watch anime and try to understand it.

>99.9% of people lerning japanese are just posers who don't know hanji and just know kawaii and desu, unlike real japanese learners such as myself
>I had no intention of tooting my own horn

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That wasn't my post.

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Most people you meet at those events are frauds, and learning a language isn't easy. I'm not sure why it's so important to you to try to prove otherwise.

>99.9% of people lerning japanese are just posers who don't know hanji and just know kawaii and desu, unlike real japanese learners such as myself
Why are you delusional enough to think this isn't true? The vast majority of people are never going to make it, buying some flashcards and writing a few pages of grade 1 kanji in a notebook really isn't a big deal.

Monorail.

>I've yet to come across 衣 read as ころも to be honest.

Saki threads are dead...I mean tanoshii! Come join us! P...please?

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Lala needs her power glove!

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>one word can mean 100 things
>100 words can mean the same thing
Japanese is fucking retarded.

user learns how language works for the first time.

Reading kanji is no different from reading emoji.

>I've yet to come across 衣 read as ころも to be honest.
How in the fuck? Have you done like 2 minutes of reading total?

ITT Excuses

Congratulations! You're learning that language is a messy amalgamation of new rules and words on top of old rules and words with definitions changing as the language evolves.

The biggest kicker is that the rules are all made up and everyone just sorta agrees that you need to follow them. These words I'm trying are just meaningless squiggles to someone who can't read English, but to you and I they have exact meanings and we can derive information from them.

Language is such a fickle thing and I find that increadible.

to be fair even Japanese are terrible with kanji used for given names.

Kanji readings are just a big mess overall and you need to rote learn them word for word. Considering you need 40k+ words to read unhindered shit takes a while. Don's stress it.

>These words I'm trying are just meaningless squiggles to someone who can't read English
They aren't since they are based on the actual sounds we make, scribble language isn't even real language.

Just because you learned it early doesn't make it a common word

>He can't into logographic characters
出来ない

Well 羽 and 衣 are both very common so he has that in his defense. But yeah, even if he saw it on day 1 of reading, by now he should have read enough to realize 羽衣 is not exactly a word you see every day unless you are secluded in this little bubble where you've only ever read 1 theme in which this word happens to be frequent.