Japanese learner through anime?

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I took japanese for a couple of years in highschool, so if anything it just refreshes my memory on it, rather than learning it solely from anime

@[deleted] would you say watching anime without having to use the subs is better way of watching or is it just the same? Is there any difference?

Anime/media in general is good for practice but if you're trying to learn something it's best to take a course or some shit

Fucking weeaboo

If you know Korean, you can learn Japanese by hearing as long as you pay attention. Their grammar structures are 90% same.

Well, Kanji is a bit of problem since Koreans don't use Hanja much in everyday purposes.

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15 days later
akiram13;2519 wrote

@[deleted] would you say watching anime without having to use the subs is better way of watching or is it just the same? Is there any difference?

I still look at the subs instinctively, but i suppose it would just make it less effort?
As in you wouldn't need to focus so hard on reading, you can tab out and still understand whats happening etc

I don't think it's possible to learn japanese by watching anime.
I wish it's that easy bro 🙁

you can learn weeabaneese though anime

Aiba;4878 wrote

you can learn weeabaneese though anime

I can vouch for that. 
YOKATTA 
SUGOI DESUUU
MOCHIRON

OsakaNick;4904 wrote

Here is a fun little game that will help you learn Hiragana

This actually looks kind of interesting...

5 days later
Kitty;1152 wrote

You can't really learn the language just by watching anime. You can pick up certain words or phrases but attempting to learn the language as a whole through just anime would be ridiculously inefficient if not impossible to a certain degree.

Learning the language through another source then testing your knowledge through watching anime without subs could be viable though.

This user knows whats up, Japanese is too complex for such learning, I did learn Italian and actually living in Italy undefined and English mainly from the TV shows, but Japanese is simply too complex just for beeing an Altaic and Sillable language it'svery diffficult. 
I was advantaged in English and Italian because I am Romanian undefined and Romanian is a latin language but before the Roman Invasion it was a germanic one therefore it has a mix of both grammar rules easing learning things like French Spanish or German. 
But There are very diverse languages out there that follow very differnet rules like Icelandic, Hungarian and unfortunatelly Japanese is among them not so easy to learn from my perspective....