Spanish. Ugh, I don't know what people see in it. Japanese, on the other hand, is the language of babes and kawaii lolis.
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Anonymous2009-05-14 16:35
MEXICAN
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Anonymous2009-05-19 0:50
i dunno.
german and arabic souond really angry to me.
probably just because i'm used to seeing stereotypical germans and arabs in the media being portrayed as all angry and fascist.
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Anonymous2009-05-22 7:13
it's not about the language but the accents. Indian's have the worst and it makes me rage every time i hear one
the vietnamese dialects are VERY annoying to listen to. Even my vietnamese friends hate their language. It sounds like they are angry all of the time...
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Anonymous2009-05-30 5:12
>>51
Well, you know what? Go fuck yourself. We're NOT angry.
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Anonymous2009-05-30 6:02
Vietnamese is good, but I will not learn it unless they switch to Chinese characters. I'm unable to learn this fucking mess.
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532009-05-30 6:07
For example, what the hell is "Cộng hòa xã hội chủ nghĩa Việt Nam"? 共和社會主義越南 makes a lot more sense and takes less space to write.
>>55
社會主義 is a separate word meaning "socialism". 社 is pronounced xã, and 國 is pronounced quốc/cuốc.
This is why I want Vietnamese to be written in Chinese characters again. They in 越南 don't even know what are they saying.
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Anonymous2009-05-30 22:52
>>52
it "sounds like" you fucking retard, i'm not saying they are angry. Learn how to read correctly before you insult someone.
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Anonymous2009-05-31 21:33
>>59
he just proved your point by replying like that anyway
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Anonymous2009-06-02 10:14
>>50
>Baww, foreigners aren't mastering my language.
Cantonese is still part of Chinese, although it is distinctive enough anyway...
but i hate it
oh and spanish too
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Anonymous2009-06-27 0:14
Yeah Spanish is pretty lame. I used to think Japanese is the greatest language also but after learning it for 2 years I don't think it sounds so special anymore.
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Anonymous2009-06-27 10:47
Only people who are into cartoon porn think Japanese is sexy. Faggots
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Anonymous2009-06-27 12:11
I'm not so fond of spoking Chinese either, but I just love their writing system so that makes up for that.
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Anonymous2009-06-27 12:56
>>67
haha so you love butchered characters like 见 and 长?
learn some Japanese instead. 見, 長 all the way baby!
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Anonymous2009-06-27 13:18
>>68
Nah man I hate them. I was talking about traditional HK and Taiwan characters. Simplified Chinese is gross I agree.
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Anonymous2009-06-27 20:16
>>68
Japan has simplified some Chinese characters too.
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Anonymous2009-06-27 21:34
>>70 Japan has simplified some Chinese characters too and actually had some good taste while doing it.
Fixed that for you.
As you can see below, the Japanese have eliminated useless strokes precisely while managing to honor the aesthetics of the age-old characters. Compared to the simplified kanji, the simplified hanzi look like the failed scribblings of a four-year-old retard.
Chinese abominations: trad. 樂; simp. 乐
Japanese masterpiece: 楽
Chinese abominations: trad. 豐; simp. 丰
Japanese masterpiece: 豊
Chinese abominations: trad. 廣; simp. 广
Japanese masterpiece: 広
Chinese abominations: trad. 龍; simp. 龙
Japanese masterpiece: 竜
Chinese abominations: trad. 歲; simp. 岁
Japanese masterpiece: 歳
Chinese abominations: trad. 龜; simp. 龟
Japanese masterpiece: 亀
Chinese abominations: trad. 惠; simp. 惠
Japanese masterpiece: 恵
Chinese abominations: trad. 惡; simp. 恶
Japanese masterpiece: 悪
Chinese abominations: trad. 黑; simp. 黑
Japanese masterpiece: 黒
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Anonymous2009-06-27 23:03
Yea the Japs did it the right way and they only simplified a couple hundred characters.
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Anonymous2009-06-28 1:55
I don't understand some Japanese simplifications. Why the hell did they simplify 德 to 徳? I see no reason for that, it's not even a extremely wide used character.
Nevertheless, some simplified characters are even better than original ones, like 會 → 会.
>>76
German is the most popular language in the world right next to Japanese. It sounds lovely too.
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Anonymous2009-07-03 20:27
Well, I really don't care for Indian languages, they sound like they're just repeating the same words over and over again.
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Anonymous2009-07-05 3:11
>>71
>Chinese abominations: trad. 黑; simp. 黑 Japanese masterpiece: 黒
Not really, 黑 with dots is one of those lovely things remaining unique to China. You should not replace it.