I’m a American but I would like to visit Japan. I’ve noticed on twitter they have something like fat hostess clubs there. Can someone tell me more about this? I’m not trolling I’m genuinely curious and don’t know a good place to ask. I think the word they use is mikepo.
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There is a Japan general filled with sexpats to ask.
Long story short no, if you don't speak Japanese and you are western you won't be allowed in the average hostess club.
Also what would be the fricking point if you can't talk with the girl. Just hire a prostitute and move on.
Why the hell do they have so many English teachers if the can’t speak English?
They don't actually have that many. Even educated japanese people are terrible at English you are expecting a hostess girl to speak English to catter filthy gaijins? The money is around bored middle aged japanese salary men, not tourists.
something to be said about quantity vs quality
they all "learn" english from a young age, but in typical asian "work hard" style they learn language in a dumb way, stuff like rote learning, the english teacher just reads shit out of a book to the class which they repeat. i don't have a lot of direct experience but it's what i've read online and having some understanding of language learning, it's poorly done all over the world it seems.
also according to american gov language learning japanese is one of the most different to english languages. it's hard to learn if you are an english speaker and vice versa.
Japanese is a tricky language in general since it isn't really influenced by any other languages except for English loanwords and Chinese kanji. That being said, it's not like its a terribly complicated language, pronunciation is pretty easy and grammar structure is regular, its just very foreign. If you learn it through immersion it shouldn't really be "difficult" to get to a conversational level in spoken Japanese, it would just require discipline and commitment.
i understand that, but most of the ways normies are taught both english->jap and jap->english are not optimal. I've only been learning for a month or two but can see that the immersion method is superior but the problem is mainstream methods / jlpt and what i learnt in school are not like this... it's all watashi wa, anata wa and being verbose like english.
Not really. You just need to follow the /jp/ guide because other methods suck. Takes more than a year but totally doable.
yeah sorta what i was saying,, the mainstream methods suck, and that is what they use to teach english in jap schools. therefore japs are shit at english.
Why waste your time learning how to read moon runes when you can become conversationally fluent within 4 ~ 5 months of frequent study? Learning the most 100 basic words of any language, then the next is how I do it.
I already speak conversationally fluent Spanish, and somewhat unintentionally Tagalog because I live here. Stupid easy language to learn.
you can't even speak english properly.
This, OP. You can't go to a hostess club if you don't know japanese. Seems like a ton of effort for little reward.
It's so easy to get laid in Japan it's comical. You can learn semi-conversational Japanese in 3 to 6 months. Enough to make a girl giggle and agree to a date with you.
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