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I'm not answering for myself, but answering from a second-hand perspective. One of my friends actually LEARNED a lot of her English because she read translated boys love manga so often. It was genuinely impressive. She also reads a lot of slash/fan fiction stuff and even writes her own fan fiction in English despite it not being her first language.......   2 reply

Mine actually got worse lmao I learned English in the beginning of elementary school from video games (especially Minecraft and Roblox) and was fluent by grade 3-5 and started reading literature in English Ever since I started reading manga I can feel my English deteriorating   reply

I'm already kinda fluent in English but I genuinely did learn a lot of vocab from reading bl. Like I wouldn't have any idea what "titillating" means if I hadn't read A Man Of Virtue   2 reply

Well to be exact I didn't learn English by reading manga/mahnwa. When I was a child my father would watch English movies.. and me and my siblings would tag along to watch, ever since then I have become to understand English and I also can read it since school teaches English in elementary. My mother teaches me English Vocabulary words when I haven......   reply

Not precisely, it was just easier than finding Spanish translations (not anymore), but it did improve my reading skills somewhat (most forms of input will, tho)   reply

i never needed it but i did make one of my friends read bl in english with me lmaoo she wanted to get better at english and liked bl, so i helped her read whenever we had the time. other than that i occasionally learn obscure words like "hew" like wtf how is that a word??   reply

somewhat, yeah   reply

My english did got better when I started reading mangas in the language (it wasn't on this page though), but that was a "side product" and not the main intention. The main intention was to find faster translations   reply