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Hi guys, I was wondering if anyone would be interested in learning Japanese while they played games with me starting in January. I'm a Japanese-English interpreter living in Japan, and I wanted to start a streaming channel in which I would teach Japanese as I play games. The problem is, my rusty old brain isn't used to playing and talking, so I need someone to rejuvenate my brain.

I won't be recording or streaming our sessions, and I'm not asking for money. I just need to get my brain used to doing more than one thing at a time. Oh and if you could help me improve my Smash skills, that would be a plus.

DM me if you're interested. I have a Switch 2 and a somewhat outdated PC. I can get a copy of whatever game you might be interested in playing together if I don't already own it.

I've noticed that a lot of video descriptions are about some Japanese piezoelectric tech written in English, Japanese, and Chinese. The weird thing is it's not even new tech. Can someone let me in on the joke or whatever it is?

Edit: I should clarify, the video and the description have nothing to do with eachother. I'll be watching a kid smoked in the head with a basketball and the description is about the tech mentioned above.

Salut tout le monde,

J'espère qu'il serait OK pour moi de partager mes vidéos ici. J'ai commencé une chaîne pour enseigner le japonais aux francophones. Mon niveau de français n'est pas très élevé, mais j'essaie de faire de mon mieux pour expliquer le vocabulaire et la grammaire.

Mes vidéos sont simples pour le moment car je suis encore en train d'apprendre le montage vidéo, mais je ferai de mon mieux pour améliorer la qualité à l'avenir.

Dans mes vidéos, je lis mon journal écrit en japonais et j'explique le vocabulaire et la grammaire en français. Oh! Et je serais ravi si vous pouviez me corriger si je fais des erreurs en français, car j'apprends encore la langue.

Si vous avez des sujets qui vous intéressent à apprendre, n'hésitez pas à me le demander. Je serais ravi si vous pouviez corriger mon français aussi !

I can't seem to log in now find any information regarding this instance. It's also the same with lemmy.wtf. Is this happening for everyone else or just me?

I'm not very good at analyzing/critiquing movies or novels, so I was wondering someone more experienced than me to help understand why I can't enjoy recent movies.

Specifically, I recently watched Jurassic World: Rebirth and didn't enjoy it at all. I just feel like movies have very little consequences for crappy decisions by the characters and there are so many safety nets (plot armour) for the main characters. As a result,

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hardly anyone you'd expect die in a dire situation like in the movie to actually die.

So, nothing is really thrilling and most character deaths don't elicit any kind of emotional response.

And when speaking of death, I feel like there are other shows, movies, and anime where they just kill people off nilly willy like kind of an anti-meme. I guess it's more like gore shock that they're going for, but the most I get from that is maybe disgust.

I was thinking it's because I'm just too old and can't get attached to things so quickly, but I seriously cried when

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Rengoku died after fighting Akaza

in Demon Slayer. I still feel like a real person has died and I miss him dearly.

Assuming it's not me, and it's the kinds of "blockbusters" that I'm watching, what is it that they're getting wrong with their storytelling?

Boys are back home! Go Sens Go!

Let's goooo!!

Go Sens!

They just said the last time the two teams played in the Playoffs, Facebook was two months old. Why do they gotta say stuff like that... Damn I'm ancient!

Been unable to watch the last few games because of a work trip! Go Sens!

I've missed the last two games because of my work trip, but I'm extatic!!!

I've been seeing some comments elsewhere that the last game wasn't a very good one, and holy hell they're right lol

But the BJs were maybe more desperate (sounds weird).

Anyways, super stoked!!

Go Sens!