Japanese should be swapped with Engl*sh as the international language, it's much prettier.
Japanese should be swapped with Engl*sh as the international language, it's much prettier
>NANI KORE WA? WATASHI GAIJIN DESU! KSOOOO TIMMEEEE
*Italian
Lingua franca is supposed to be convenient, not a pain in the ass.
glad it's not. imagine having to learn literally thousands of letters just to read a newspaper.
no, it's too strict, japanese are very very judgmental about how the language is spoken, they love their non-verbal communication and injections of agreements and such, they see it as cold if someone don't do it, it is a very cultural and societal tied language, you have to act japanese to speak japanese
yeah we don't have variety of curse words like English
just nod your head violently the whole time your are speaking
easy
you must say ah so, or yatai or so da all the time, it's a must
kek
You have the similar cultural aspects in English as well you just don't realize it because its ingrained into you.
Haha yeah it's a lot better having to remember thousands of different exceptions and pronunciations and spelling.
I would support it if I could read japanese
english doesn't demand it and doesn't make some out to be anti-social without it
I want French to be the international language!
Do you love Japan?
Of course the k*nji will need to leave first
>japanese are very very judgmental about how the language is spoken
Nice, no niggerspeech then
>just nod your head violently the whole time your are speaking
Nah people will think you have autism.
>eau = o
haha
yes, they get very upset if you refer to yourself as sama as many foreigners tend to do
You can easily remember about 3000 characters because Asians have a high IQ
When I start to check out japanese it's always a bunch of wo or wa randomly mixed into sentences and it's impossible to know what it means and where it should be
i just fixed japanese writing yo
indos genocided all their smart people
dame da ne
dame yo
dame na no yo
NOOOおおおおおお、not the Chinese characterinoooooooooosssssss
God dam do I have stuck in my head, is it the same for japanese people?
I wonder how much it would affect the language in a span of decades.
Obviously the people alive now already know the kanji and have the advantage when it comes to less used vocabulary from it, but it'd be interesting to see what happens with those homophone words that aren't used that often.
I'm not learning a language which uses three fucking alphabets
It's even worse than it sounds, because they actually mix the scripts, and one sign could exist in two scripts. Hence the same sign could be two completely different words.
>Rr
>Hh
>Dd
>Aa
>Qq
>Ee
>Tt
just remove the kanji and it's much harder than english alphabet
>that aren't used that often
lol