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[_] Anonymous 12/17/14(Wed)02:19 No.2632008
>> [_] Anonymous 12/17/14(Wed)02:25 No.2632012
But I got a job, and I hate it
>> [_] Anonymous 12/17/14(Wed)02:35 No.2632021
Make me
>> [_] Anonymous 12/17/14(Wed)02:40 No.2632027
>bad end
alright... i'll get a job tomorrow
we will be the cogs of society together <3 (but this is america....)
>> [_] Anonymous 12/17/14(Wed)02:54 No.2632035
Why do nips always just add syllables to shit
"Say Michael"
"Mickaedaruda sama san chan pongaru"
fuckin hell
It's just NEET, not fuckin neeto
shit's ridiculous japan, get it together
>> [_] Anonymous 12/17/14(Wed)03:27 No.2632048
>>2632035
Because aside from vowels there are no characters to represent singular letters. Japanese doesn't
account for t as having a "tee" sound when pronounced and so it is replaced with "to" (pronounces
"toh") which can be said in Japanese basically it's an attempt to rewrite the English phonetic
sounds with Japanese phonetic sounds which can be written as kana, there's no 'l' in Japanese
either hence "eru" as for "sama", "san" and "chan" those are simply honorifics. I gave a pretty
poor explanation so if you want to know more look up transliteration or Gairaigo for Japanese
specifically.
>> [_] Anonymous 12/17/14(Wed)03:31 No.2632051
>>2632048
I guess ん (n) can be counted as a singular letter so there's that too.
>> [_] Anonymous 12/17/14(Wed)04:53 No.2632091
been neet for over a year now, I just wish america had a form of basic income. Getting real sick
of ramen and leeching off my gf.
>> [_] Anonymous 12/17/14(Wed)06:16 No.2632131
>>2632051
that's the only exception though
everything else has a, e, i, o, u at the end
