I hate all of you, seriously.
Why use a Japanese word, and then write the translation right fucking next to it? If you know the language, that's fine, but then actually write a sentence in Japanese.
How does using the Japanese word bolster your point at all? Do you think you're cool or different because you can use some 日本語 mid sentence? (This is on purpose, as a joke, so help me if someone points that out...)
You're not Japanese, you're never going to go to Japan and be accepted because you know a handful of phrases, just stop doing it.
I take a Japanese class at my school, I have to deal with fuckwits who address each other with -chan and -kun already, and actually have to hear them mispronounce Japanese words mid-sentence, during an ENGLISH sentence.
I'm writing this at 5:30 A.M. and will probably regret this in the morning...er, afternoon.
Why use a Japanese word, and then write the translation right fucking next to it? If you know the language, that's fine, but then actually write a sentence in Japanese.
How does using the Japanese word bolster your point at all? Do you think you're cool or different because you can use some 日本語 mid sentence? (This is on purpose, as a joke, so help me if someone points that out...)
You're not Japanese, you're never going to go to Japan and be accepted because you know a handful of phrases, just stop doing it.
I take a Japanese class at my school, I have to deal with fuckwits who address each other with -chan and -kun already, and actually have to hear them mispronounce Japanese words mid-sentence, during an ENGLISH sentence.
I'm writing this at 5:30 A.M. and will probably regret this in the morning...er, afternoon.