What was her name again?

>おちんちん
誰の?

Sensei

わたしだよ！

Keep gay, jlpt6 fag.

六じゃない。

Luluco

Yes, you are a jlpt6 fag. Because people who pass the 5 test would know how to answer a の question.

I should rewatch that.

It's just a feminine informal ka. You DJT fags really know how to jettison fun from a thread for your own ego.

>It's just a feminine informal ka.
Wow user, just wow.
If you don't know japanese you could just say so.

What is it then?

1F.

>誰の
Asks "whose?"
If you wanted to say "mine" you need to add a の to your favorite pronoun.
For example:
>俺の
Or in your sentence:
>わたしのだよ！
Which by the way sounds off in context but at least is not incorrect in grammar.

Shouldn't that be 誰のおちんちんが？ to differentiate the possessive の from the feminine informal の sentence ending particle. I thought you were a tranny asking "Who?" and not "Whose dick?" dropping the subject.

I wish we had season 2. What was the ending of the LN anyway?

I had already quoted the subject,
and even if I hadn't, it would have been redundant.
It is actually insulting to repeat the subject, they consider it insulting, like you're treating them as idiots who need shit repeated to them all the time.
>to differentiate the possessive の from the feminine informal の sentence ending particle.
Unnecessary, japanese is very contextual. If you can't tell, it just means you don't know enough.

So you expected me to be a native in contextual Japanese? Are you sure you're good at this whole communication thing? You come across kind of naive and autistic.

He's right though.

>I'll write japanese words!
>Oh no! people are holding me to standard!
>I'll call them autistic!
Surely red*it is more up to your speed, m7.

He didn't even know that の was a sentence ending particle and thought that の is always possessive.

Calm down spectrum friend. I know you're covering for your ignorance with fervant attacking like a good little DJT drone but we're not on /jp/.

>He didn't even know that の was a sentence ending particle and thought that の is always possessive.
woow.
Really m8, if you don't know japanese you should just say so.

You run out of tricks?

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Yeah definitely autism. Incurable even.

At least you got time to practice for your jlpt5 test with the china virus lockdown.
You should be doing that instead of pretending you know the language on Yas Forums of all places.

How do you say "you're both faggots" in Japanese?

I'm not planning on living in Japan. Why would I take the JLPT? You seem pretty obsessed with this. That's another symptom of autism.

Why would anyone planning to live in japan take the test?
It's just for faggots who wanna show off in threads like this without knowing enough conversational japanese to understand a possessive question.
You fit the bill perfectly.

What does わ do at the end of a sentence?

出来たちわホモ

草

It ends the sentence.

t. fairies

woow.
Really m8, if you don't know japanese you should just say so.

:D

Guillotine Gorilla

Well, I got burnt.
I concede, you're right, の is always a feminine sentence ender, and 誰の doesn't exist.
You win.

てルヴェイシンって何

Sarcasm is impolite in Japanese conversation, my autistic friend. わ is a feminine particle sentence ender just like の is an informal feminine question particle when ending a sentence. 誰の？ is both who? and whose? but you would add the subject to 誰の to differentiate what you're talking about when using it as whose. It's better to drop the subject but your autism and obsession with the JLPT caused you to create a misunderstanding. When the misunderstanding became apparent instead of clearing it up you lashed out in autistic rage and ego built up by spending too much time on /jp/. You're not going to fit in in Japan. More like to be ignored by everyone you meet because you have no idea how to communicate with others which is a separate skill from language acquisition.

Yeah, I'm thinkin this is me.

So you don't know japanese then.

I know more than you. :D

> 誰の？ is both who? and whose? but you would add the subject to 誰の to differentiate what you're talking about when using it as whose.
Clearly you don't.

Keep practicing with phrase books and looking up definitions on weblio. You don't even know enough to know I'm right.

Dr Roman

Will somebody just tell me her name?

はい。俺だ。

Margot

You went from:
>So you expected me to be a native in contextual Japanese?
to:
>You don't even know enough to know I'm right.
Why do you care so much about winning an argument about a subject you clearly lack knowledge on?

You have clearly given up. I accept your defeat. Get tested for autism. You can still live a fairly normal life with the right coping mechanisms.

You're going in circles m6.
My only question is why are you so hung up on this?
You could have just walked away 10 posts ago. Was your pride hurt or something?

by me