Author Topic: Japanese people are disordered.  (Read 6806 times)

>their tastes are different than mine, they're clearly all mentally handicapped

Grammatically, there is no issue with what I said.

Barring the fact that the kanji for "boku", "nihon", and "daisuki" are something you should've known on your first day, you used the wrong particle for "wa".

The hiragana for "ha" is used for the particle "wa". It's a very simple sentence too, but you make it sound like a handicap is writing it.

ぼくわにほんじんがだいきらいです

What you wrote: "Boku WA nihonjin ga daisuki desu"

Interpretation: I love the Japanese people.

Non handicap way of saying it: "Nihonjin daisuki."

Interpretation: I love Japanese people.

ありがとごさいます。

You misspelled "Arigatou"


18,501 views. Ya ok.
The title is in english, you think Japanese people type their song names in english?

but you make it sound like a handicap is writing it.
wel duh its because he rote it in a language for disorders people
The title is in english, you think Japanese people type their song names in english?
some english is used in japan i thought?
like occasionally simple english sentences or words?


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This is a MASSIVE band in Japan. Just look at the video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJUirujOfM4

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Bwaaahahahahaaaa.  What else do they make you watch?

Barring the fact that the kanji for "boku", "nihon", and "daisuki" are something you should've known on your first day, you used the wrong particle for "wa".
It's pronounced wa so I typed wa instinctively. Get off my richard.

What you wrote: "Boku WA nihonjin ga daisuki desu"
Read it again. It says "Boku WA nohonjin ga daiKIRAI desu"
Non handicap way of saying it: "Nihonjin daisuki."
That's informal. The forums are a place for formal speaking.
You misspelled "Arigatou"
I swear I hit the u button.


Reguardless of my skill at Japanese as a language, their culture is handicapped. That's the point of this topic.
« Last Edit: January 26, 2012, 12:29:27 AM by Slicksilver »

one of my best friends is japanese :c

slick is handicapped.
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slick is handicapped.
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Elaborate. I misspelled a word and typed something based on it's pronunciation by accident in a language I am completely unfamiliar with. Where's the handicapation?

Worshiping an imaginary person that represents a software is bad. The hologram technology itself is awesome.
Idk, I'd be screaming in excitement if I saw a badass hologram singing.

Idk, I'd be screaming in excitement if I saw a badass hologram singing.
That's because the technology is cool. They don't care about the hologram, they idolize the imaginary person it's portraying.

It's pronounced wa so I typed wa instinctively. Get off my richard.
Read it again. It says "Boku WA nohonjin ga daiKIRAI desu"That's informal. The forums are a place for formal speaking.I swear I hit the u button.


Reguardless of my skill at Japanese as a language, their culture is handicapped. That's the point of this topic.

I'm not even learning Japanese, but if you don't even know your particles correctly, it's time to quit. Not to mention Kanji.

It's also time to quit defending yourself when you're obviously in the wrong.

Oh, and in a formal setting, you wouldn't use 僕. You would use 私.

obviously japan is using mind control on americans. soon the weaboos of america will force us all into internment camps