I’d like to know as well. Usually when this is asked people will point to subs like r/lowlevelaware and r/ja. Personally, I feel weird about encroaching on spaces intended for native speakers as well as the roleplaying aspect that a some of the users on there bring. If there isn’t one where it’s clear and accepted that the users are mainly learners, someone should definitely make it
Someone should make this. It’s A good idea.
Not s subreddit, but it sounds like you want *Hello Talk* or similar. r/HelloTalk does at least have a subreddit, but it’s more support I think.
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Maybe there should be a flair for this sub for posts that are all Japanese, no English?
That way you can post at the beginning 日本語しかないポストです！
Maybe start a new community! Though youll need rules on posts and responses and have good moderators, not necessarily native speakers.
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well there is r/askajapanese is for asking a Japanese person a question
there is r/japan for general stuff
What did you want to talk about specifically maybe someone can think of something
多分、この場所はいいでしょう？僕はここでたくさん日本語の文を希望している。常に、ここに不幸の人がいる
I’d like to know as well. Usually when this is asked people will point to subs like r/lowlevelaware and r/ja. Personally, I feel weird about encroaching on spaces intended for native speakers as well as the roleplaying aspect that a some of the users on there bring. If there isn’t one where it’s clear and accepted that the users are mainly learners, someone should definitely make it
Someone should make this. It’s A good idea.
Not s subreddit, but it sounds like you want *Hello Talk* or similar. r/HelloTalk does at least have a subreddit, but it’s more support I think.
ジャスト トーク イン ヒア
Maybe there should be a flair for this sub for posts that are all Japanese, no English?
That way you can post at the beginning
日本語しかないポストです！
Maybe start a new community! Though youll need rules on posts and responses and have good moderators, not necessarily native speakers.