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Site Discussion@Heyuri
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why does quoting a post and saying nothing else get you banned? Like repeating to a poster what he just said to show him how stupid it is. Instant ban. why
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A quote link (like >>63863 ) is a quote of a post number that the board software auto-linkifies

A reply is what you're reading rite nao, and they are directed at the OP or a recent reply unless otherwise specified by a quote or quote link
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>>63867
it's different from 4chan that's what I want to say
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>>63866
Threads exist as static HTML pages (unless you're viewing as a mod or using the live frontend I believe), and they don't get refreshed until something triggers it, such as a new post or something else. This saves us from unnecessary processing on the server every time someone opens a thread

>>63868
This is a different website to 4chan after all sweat2 - plus there was no such hover message on 4chan until relatively recent times

Behold what happens when you click a post number on Futaba: https://may.2chan.net/b/
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Read the rules carefully to find out.
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>>62253
>>62268
It's also a thing that only started happening on imageboards in about 2018 or so, I don't see how it's any less a violation of rule 8 than a greentext story (which also includes "misuse of the quoting feature", although that's meant for ">" of course). In fact that seems to be a shoe-in violation of the buzzword clause.
Even more so for
>Like repeating to a poster what he just said to show him how stupid it is.
Which is once again something that only started happening in ~2018 or so and is clearly a misuse of the quoting feature in the greentext story sense.


Lounge@Heyuri
You can see it in many places, like people on neocities who try to make websites look like they are from the 90's (which usually means a space background and some gifs in the homepage), or the nostalgia threads on 4chan which started to become more of a regular thing in the last 6 months (...with the same flashes from the archive, in webm form of course), or even heyuri which still uses old memes and gets inspiration from them. There's also the flash preservationists, a lot of lost media from the early 00's and it feels - at least for me - like we're in a middle of a wave of nostalgia for the 2000's in general...
What I wanted to ask was whether you believe we're kind of looking at the old web, which is roughly 1997-2007, with rose tinted glasses?
Bonus: here's some points and anecdotes I thought about:
1. It's not the first time people thought that the internet was better in the past/is ruined forever - just read about eternal september.
2. This nostalgia trend started when many people of that era - especially its later part - became old enough to experience the harsh and unforgiving adult world, during a pandemic that forced them to be in their homes all day, which lead to way more phone and pc use probably.
3. Heyuri became a thing during the pandemic and had its best times during that time when people were stuck at home for 100% of the time.
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when it comes to rule 8, I think it makes sense that the same person who would dutifully follow rule 8 on heyuri could also completely ignore it on other sites. it's like how getting drunk is acceptable at a bar or a party, but inappropriate at work or at church. or how it's acceptable to take a dump in the toilet but not in the kitchen. I come to heyuri to engage with certain people in a certain way, and I go to other places to do the same thing in a different way.
I think it's healthy for the internet to have a variety of different spaces with different cultures and expectations, and it's healthy for users to understand those differences and adapt to them. that's not to say that all internet cultures are equal or that all cultures are good and/or desirable. that's a whole other debate that I don't wanna get into now. (;゚∀゚)

that being said, anyone who goes to heyuri to seek sympathy not being able to post rule 8 content on 4chan is a moron. (´ー`)
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>>4993
But some behaviors are just unhealthy, even if they are acceptable in some places. Just as you can avoid addictive substances, on the internet you could avoid posting soyjack and other such things, that, just like addictive substances, are just plain unhealthy. I'm not even talking about other parts of teh rule 8, like greentext, but the least I could expect from a heyurian is not engaging in this type of shit and doing his part in making the internet a better place, even if only by a small metric.
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>>4993
Also people using teh rule 8 b0rking and reddit/nu4chan type lingo on other sites when talking about Heyuri is less than ideal. You'd expect heyurians to realize that while they are outside talking about our site, they are our representatives in the eyes of the outsiders.
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>>4996
>>4997
I think >>4993 also misunderstands a couple of things: people who post rule 8 breaking content aren't just drunk, they're drunkards, and those people sure as hell are drunk at church, too. To get less abstract, it's like the difference between being online and terminally online, or the difference between thinking a picture is funny, and being obsessed with the one picture to the point of not being able to communicate without making everything be about the picture.
Furthermore, it is technically not appropriate to post those on most other imageboards either, it's just not removed because it doesn't technically break a rule and heyuri is one of the only sensible imageboards that understand that you have to do more than enforce the letter of a rule or to be a free speech extremist to get a good community, something that nuCommunities have completely forgotten even though that style of enforcement was the norm in the 2000's. Posting most rule 8 breaking contents outside heyuri is similar to being drunk while working from home: nobody can say 'no' or stop you, most companies won't even say anything about it, but it's seen poorly even if your performance remains good. This is a subtle difference between this and being drunk at work in-person. >>4993 only considers the second case.
Or, perhaps an even more appropriate analogy: it's like farting loudly all the time at work. It's perfectly legal and acceptable as far as the company is concerned, but your co-workers sure as fuck won't appreciate you for it.
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Adding on, this is an important distinction because it is unlikely (at least in my opinion) that such a person, even if he shows restraints while here, is able to engage in the local culture properly. Surely this drunkard will rush home as soon as possible to get drunk after attending this anti-alcohol activism meeting, and surely he will never truly understand or participate in anti-alcohol activities (surely this poster goes back to 4chan or s.p or something similar in-between checking out posts here to consume and post things we don't like though it be elsewhere). The point of rule 8 isn't really to block a fixed set of bad contents, it is to foster a good culture/community and it is considered important a proper heyurian is one who does not like that kind of contents for that purpose. However it's obviously not possible to read people's minds or to enforce it at that level, so rule 8 will have to do.


Lounge@Heyuri
Her voice is so pretty @____@
I wonder if she is cute in real life (´¬`)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wy9ErjEMYa8
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She's probably dead.


Site Discussion@Heyuri
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honestly, hope threads like these dont continue to get autosaged.
i kno were not about SRS BSNS here and thats cool, thats why i like heyuri, but to me enforcing lulzy posts by silencing these kinds of harmless posts isnt the way either.
imageboards have been a place where tons of outcasts have gathered for a long time bc its one of the few places in the world theyre allowed to express themselves, as gay as that sounds its true and we all know it. i think its a good thing as well and something we should embrace.
if the goal remains to keep these kinds of posts off of /b/ then thats understandable but in that case i propose opening a board for sharing personal stories like these. not exclusively bawww threads either but everything, if you ate a really good grilled cheese and wanted to share your love for that grilled cheese you could do it there as well.
( ´,_ゝ`)
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>>63842
Seems like OP is sad that Heyurians don't like his post, it's ok OP, you're still a giga faggot! Also:

UU NYAA!! UUUU NYAAA!~~
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>>63842
not my post. i just genuinely like these kinda posts. im a sneaky lil salamander, i find the details about heyurizen's real lives to be interesting and would have replied to the thread which couldve probably started a larger convo which couldve probably drawn in others to chime in and contribute to the convo in a way that has happened a million times before if the thread didnt get autosaged.
if people find the thread interesting a conversation will start, if people hate the thread they will shit on it and thats fun too, but if people could simply care less about the post then itll get bumped off the catalog and fade into obscurity the way it should.
the only gripe that i really have is the autosaging. i just think as long as the post isnt breaking any rules then it should be up to the users to decide the post's fate.
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>>63855
accidentally linked myself when i was aiming for youuuu >:(
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>would have replied to the thread which couldve probably started a larger convo which couldve probably drawn in others to chime in and contribute to the convo in a way that has happened a million times before if the thread didnt get autosaged.
Well thank kamisama it was autosage'd so we didn't have to read all that dreary p00p biggrin
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>>63856
There's a part I can agree with here: we have visible sage, so it is viable to let the community self-moderate part of the contents to some extent. But even then, some content (see rule 8) should be dealt with harshly, without users getting a say in this, to avoid population drift and other social network dynamics. Though in OP, it's pretty clear the community had already spoken so I don't see the problem with the cull, even if you were to insist the OP is in line with heyuri standards.


日本語@Heyuri
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「ニガー」の漢字は「黒鬼」である。
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それは中国語では?unsure
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国語で「OP]は「ニガーコンプレックス」、つまり「ニッコン」である。
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苦ー
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黒ん坊やなー


Site Discussion@Heyuri
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There were so many awesome threads posted here from I wanna say April 28 to May 8, but then it went back to normal. Look at the front page from 1 week ago https://archive.ph/I8eKl compared to now img.heyuri.net/b/
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It really depends on who's around, what mood they're in, and the beholder's personal taste

Sometimes the stars align and everything is TEH AWESOEM, other times it can range from "meh" to "shit sux". Since the start, it has varied from month to month, week to week, day to day - even hour to hour!

Consider that even during the time period you mentioned, >>63672 was made sweat2
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As in all things, the best advice is: be the change you want to see nyaoo-closedeyes
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I like threads both now and then saitama


日本語@Heyuri
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こ、これ・・・「ハードモード日本語」のか・・・・glare
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日本語のようにが日本語らしくないようにもある・・・
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日本語じゃなくてアイヌ語じゃねえか


日本語@Heyuri
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名古屋はどんな場所かな
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJ6hBxWq7hw
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味噌カツdrool
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あだしまの聖地となった。
なお、電光掲示板は実在しない模様。


Site Discussion@Heyuri
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We need a thread hiding feature
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Actually kokonotsuba already has sum code for filtering, but it won't be enabled on Heyuri.
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always wanted a thread hiding feature as well but i dont think itll happen.
i dont see why not, somedays i dont feel like having to constantly divert my attention away from spambot's cp.
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>>63798
thankfully it doesn't exist anymore because jannies are removing it now
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I think we (the janitor squad) are doing a good job of combating spam-kun, so you don't have to worry about him anymore cool
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>>63809
Our super powers grants Heyuri's prosperity and greatness! ヽ(´∇`)ノ


Site Discussion@Heyuri
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We need to stop trying to be like old 4chan. The truth is that heyuri became nothing more than a nostalgia poisoned role-playing website, in which an userbase of disenchanted internet users, most of whom are not above 18 years old, pretend to be in the "old net" while masturbating each other. You think I'm wrong? Go to the /b/ catalog and tell me what you see. Image dumps and more image dumps and the same old, recycled jokes and topics over and over again. And the few inside jokes we actually have are either forced spam or copies of other 4chan memes. What happened to maek OC? I like to think heyuri wasn't always like this, but looking at the wiki entries, how much of it is just copied over from 4chan?

Heyuri is like the european colonies of south america that, with no culture of their own, pretended to be like europe for the longest time until the creation of a national identity.
We need to do just that, to create a national identity for Heyuria, a nationalistic revival movement. The first step is to erase the role-playing mentality and to stop advertising heyuri as a y2k nostalgia website.
Then we need to:
- Like Kaguya said in a previous thread, update the wiki with happenings that were actually relevant.
- Determine if Heyuria is a republic or a monarchy. An empire?
- Ban AI.
- Ban porn dumps.
- Determine what's the definitive heyuri-tan design.
- Replace all yotsuba emojis with heyuri-tan.
- Heyuri flag.
- Heyuri anthem.
- Hang Heyuri flyers and stickers on every major city of the United States world.
- Attack enemy imageboards to assert dominance over the internet.
- Replace word suffixes meaning people with "yuri". So everybody and everyone becomes everyuri, newfag becomes newyuri, etc. Sort of like Ponyspeak (in that case it would be called Heyurispeak). Also replace anon with yuri.
- Make more heyuri videos on vidlii.
- Make /brazil/
- Determine a visual representation of heyurizens. Sort of like 4chan has the suited anon, and 2chan has mona.

NOW THIS IS MY CONCLUSION: Yeah I have nothing more to say. Except that it's okay to post old memes from time to time and that I don't wish to have the Rule 8 removed, obviously.
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kids could learn a lot from the heyuri way
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lets have this to be the anthem
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GP-bI6GNiU0
but have it more orchestra like
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anthem should be a parody of this song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UvEzFW_pH1g
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>>63748
I can agree to an extent, but I think word-of-mouth might be more helpful to Heyuri's growth than blindly advertising in real life (´¬`)
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>>63391
ohaiyo i hold up my spork
I have no idea about this website as I came upon you all while reverse image searching some old images
I like the rules here, many may disagree but i find porn to hurt creativity rather than foster it
that is all shii


Lounge@Heyuri
Pleasure is a common meet with that transcends all boundaries, including gender and reproductive orientation. Gay men are no freak to this, as they too own the capacity to form chasmal and weighty romantic connections with others.
https://gay0day.com/search/cute-nude-twinks/
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https://gay0day.com/videos/30657/huge-cum-loads-blasting-everywhere/
Another significant lender in gay men's relationships is the trouble looking for heated connection and intimacy. While shafting can certainly be a interest of a loving relationship, it is not the at most or composed the most eminent aspect. Emotional intimacy, such as cuddling, sharing stories and experiences, and only being there for each other, can be good as leading in building a redoubtable, fulfilling relationship.

Despite the challenges that gay men may gall when it comes to honey and relationships, it is unscarred that they are just as effective of forming deep, loving connections as anyone else. By working to bested the barriers that wood in their behaviour pattern and celebrating the diversity of suitor in all its forms, we can spawn a over the moon marvellous where all individuals, regardless of sexual orientation, can win the fervour and ecstasy they deserve.
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>мейд
Why is "made" transliterated to cyrillic alphabet for no fucking reason and not a single other word? Or why was it transliterated in the first place? What was the purpose!?
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A lot of teh words have been ran through sum kind of thesaurus script to evade spam filters, probably multiple times, as well as being machine translated (・∀・)

Machine translation sumtimes b0rks and leaves certain words or sentences untranslated - I've had this happen a lot while inputting text that contains HTML tags, which spam often includes
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>>4708
Thanks for the reply, this is really interesting onigiri
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>>4694
>HUGE CUM LOADS BLASTING EVERYWHERE: An Serious Essay On Serious Issues
Can't wait for the video essay to cum out (^Д^)
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I'm sure it'll be semened in the history of serious issues !!


Site Discussion@Heyuri
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out of curiosity, how often are there samefags on heyuri?
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>>63788
what exacctly do modtools let you do?
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>>63790
gives mods access to user's bank accounts
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>>63790
grants mods access to the Heyuri Secret Porn Hard Drive hidden beneath the depths of Heyuri HQ's basement. no dares enter the basement without the proper clearance.
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>what exacctly do modtools let you do?
For kokonotsuba, I can: delete posts, delete files of posts, warn/ban an IP for x days either just for a single board or globally for all imageboards (this can also be used to append a post with custom text/HTML, which can be done without actually banning the IP), set threads to autosage/locked/sticky, and regenerate the board index

On the "Manage Posts" screen, I can see all the posts made to a board listed in reverse chronological order, plus the IPs of the users that posted them

On the "Manage Bans" screen, I can see the full ban history of the board and the global bans: this includes the banned IPs themselves, the date they were banned (written in YYYY/DD/MM format... WTF o_0), the ban expiration date, and the message given to the banned user (which is usually just stating which rule was broken)

The other board types are generally limited to just viewing IPs and deleting posts/files - the whole "temporary ban" and "moderation team" concepts are totally foreign to Japan, which is where Heyuri's non-kokonotsuba and non-wiki software originates from
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I haven't seen any recently (last few months at least) either, though I don't check ur IPs so often so can't tell for sure. There at least weren't any ill-intended ones trying to push a certain idea.

>The other board types are generally limited to just viewing IPs and deleting posts/files
As you said "moderation team" is inexistent in Japanese sites (maybe save for biggest sites?) so only one "manager" is supposed to have moderator access to everything. I just gave Heyuri's staff web login, but in the config files of both boards there are some features to allow admins to ban IPs and filter strings - which I only use to filter the worst spam bots, but Japanese sites' admins probably use it to filter out rule breaking users too.

There is no temporary ban options, it seems but admins may leave their mails for appeals instead. Try to visit open2ch for example
>もしかしたら間違えてアクセスブロックされている場合もあります。 (sometimes there are situations where you are access blocked by mistake)
>そのときは、メールでブロック解除の依頼をしてください。 (in that case, please mail to request for removal of your block)
>もうアタックとかしないから、もう一回使いたい!って方もお気軽にメールしてください。 (Feel comfortable to send mails like "I won't attack anymore, so please let me use again" too)
I've seen a warning like this elsewhere too, though not very sure if a common practice...


Lounge@Heyuri
Imageboards have had a negative reputation with outsiders for awhile. Some people will discredit them by throwing out various buzzwords while others might simply see them as congregations of weird outcasts. What I'm wondering is when did this idea first become popular? I imagine it'd have to have started with the internet becoming more popular for casual users, that or changing sensibilities about what's acceptable. As a side question does their current reputation have merit? That is, whether or not the public image of *chan style boards is well deserved.
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>>4535
In a strange way, I kinda like that about 4chan. Probably one of the few places you can talk to a normalfag without it being a total train wreck. The downside is the place is infested with "alt right" culture warriors and edgy 12 year olds.
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>I did a survey of some teens, asking them why they don't use imageboards.
How did you conduct this survey; like in real life, online, etc?
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>>4528
>it has to look like a Twitter/TikTok type platform and words like nigger and faggot will have to be filtered to accommodate the cursed normies.
That's a problem too. If so many people are using imageboards as an escape from their daily life then placing a ban on divisive language will make them mad. Plus the change would be to accommodate an group of people that have no reason to be interested in imageboards, and probably wouldn't be interested in a "normie friendly" board wherever it's advertised. All we can do is appeal to the niche still browsing sites like Heyuri rather than rebranding IBs for outside groups.
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Real question is when did the stigma against the internet go away? There was always stigma against socializing on the wired, but slowly sites like YouTube, Facebook, MySpace and Twitter slowly gained mainstream acceptance as they became more and more corporate. Imageboards didn't go through the same neighborhood redevelopment and when alt right stormfags were genocided off Reddit, Twitter etc. the rapefugees flooded 4chan, 8chan etc. where /pol/ and /pnd/ gave them a base of operations to stink up the entire internet. So that's when hate against imageboards really skyrocketed.

It's funny, years ago guys like Julian Assange were darlings of the liberal media, even Moot and 4chan were profiled in the Guardian as ''cyber revolutionaries'' lol. Now the media hates hacker culture, internet culture, imageboards, even normie services like telegram and (pre-Facebook) whatsapp were dragged through the mud. encryption = terrorism. piracy = child porn. I remember seeing one scare story in the Washington Post (owned by Jeff Bozos) about the dangers of Reddit which it described as an "anonymous messaging forum" lol.
tl;dr corpos took over the net and are now stomping out the competition by running scare stories, normalfag right wingers lap up these stories and flock to sites
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>Real question is when did the stigma against the internet go away?
Around the time of mass Facebook and smartphone adoption - although depending on an individual's age and level of tech-savviness, the stigma simultaneously never went away and also never existed in the first place


日本語@Heyuri
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このボルドは日本の人がいません、 へゆりの人だけ。 sad
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>>578
>このボルドは日本の人がいません
×ボルド
○ボード
>>580
>一つや二つがいるはず
人間は一人(ひとり)二人(ふたり)と数える
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_counter_word
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>>581
>○ボード
「板」の方がいいと思う
>人間は一人(ひとり)二人(ふたり)と数える
そうでしたね、助数詞はちょっと苦手なんだsweat2
あまり考えず書き込むが文法的にもミスは多いだろうね
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私は外国の人が多い方が楽しいですwink
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>>584
I think I accidentally posted a typical Japanese sentence.
It has three subjects 私は,外国の人が, 多い方が, but only one adjective.
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よくできました!happy


Site Discussion@Heyuri
Should we do something special for Victory Day tomorrow?
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