Please introduce Japanese customs, food and people.
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Anonymous2006-01-12 9:19
>>160
I have seen it in manga. When sitting at a kotatsu a girl has a great opportunity to rub a boys penis with her feet.
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Anonymous2006-01-12 13:16
Why do Japanese sentences translated to English always sound the same? Like most of the replies in this thread, they have a sort of informative politeness that doesn't change style or tone at all.
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Anonymous2006-01-13 9:35 (sage)
It's been said that Japanese people are too polite. They often bow each other. But it's true for only middle-aged or old people. The young Japanese are very rude. They don't know moral or politeness. If you teach English in a low level high school in Japan, you can understand this very easily. They never respect teachers. They chat and chat ignoring their teacher. They are much worse than real animals.
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Anonymous2006-01-14 19:08
do you have any nigers in Japan?
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Anonymous2006-01-15 5:58
There are a few black people in Japan.
In the past they were not so popular.
But now many Japanese girls, especially girls in big cities
like black people.
They think it's cool to walk with black people.
Japanese girls are so foolish that they are greatly infuenced by mass media.
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Anonymous2006-01-15 9:06
Warn your girls that negroes all have STD's and are violent drug users.
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Anonymous2006-01-15 16:19
>Warn your negroes that jp girls all have STD's
fixed
I mean there's a tone in these sentences that sounds polite or formal, like each word is spoken without slang, dialect or contractions.
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Anonymous2006-01-15 20:45
>>161
My favorite fetish! But I think I only like it in anime, not real life.
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Anonymous2006-01-15 23:54
probably because Japanese people learn English purely according to grammatical rules, as opposed to immersion, so I bet they never pick up on the slang and dialect you'd get from interacting in everyday life.
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Anonymous2006-01-16 8:07
>>168 You can use any slang expressions you love. But so what?
"Giri" and "ninjoh" are very hard to translate into English. "Giri" is a kind of duty, which we should follow. Even if we hate to do it, we are often forced to do it out of the sense of "giri" to make our society stable and peaceful. Almost all Japanese send New Year's cards to their boss or colleagues on New Year's Day even it they think it's troublsome. "Ninjoh" is natural human feelings. The person with "ninjoh" feels very sorry for people who are in trouble, and try to help him. In English, compassionate feelings are the most similar to "ninjoh".
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Anonymous2006-01-19 15:46
What are the four levels of rape in Japanese society and which ones are ok?
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Anonymous2006-01-19 18:48 (sage)
>>174
I guess they are the same ones your parents practised on you, except the last three aren't ok in Japan.
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Anonymous2007-10-08 1:25
>>1-177
same person, lol it was me all the fucking time.