Twinglish

I have a question.

Do you say "we don't follow each other, so please excuse me", if you give a reply to a tweet of someone who you don't follow?

Or is this sentence used only by Japanese?

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>"we don't follow each other, so please excuse me"
what is this autism?

I'm sorry. Please excuse me! I'm not sure if we follow each other"

came to post this nothing to do in this thread anymore

>Or is this sentence used only by Japanese?
yes, nobody is polite on the internet,
unless it's a proper email to an authority or business partner
social networks are very informal

Habla espanol? Gato de dia Sabado?

>merrycat flag speaks spanish
CHIIIIII

Don't you use this kind of excusative sentence when you tweet?

no, most people outside of japan do not consume nearly as much soy as is necessary to be this autistically "polite"

Most Americans take a language class in high school. The easiest one is Spanish. And I've been working in a restaurant for a long time and all the cooks and dishwashers are from Central America. No mas preguntas, chimalo.

no, why bother?

>The easiest one is Spanish
wtf, what's the toughest one then, Vietnamese??

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I am an immigration officer working with the NSA. We can see your illegal cholo ass and we are ready to drone strike.

What is "soy"? Soybean? Or is it an acronym?

japanese was the hardest one at my school.

FF外から失礼します is less characters than however the fuck you'd say it in english. Twitter is a microblogging platform, just because japs can cheat doesn't mean we all can.

I just looked up a thing for it.
yeah japanese was of the hardest in the ranking.
effectivelanguagelearning com/language-guide/language-difficulty

.... you need to lurk more this chan

i see. well spanish isn't easy so no wonder you sucked at it
>Speak spanus? Cat of Saturday day?
i find it funny desu

Don't you use a short sentence that means "FF外から失礼します" on Twitter?

what we don't use on twitter is "失礼します"
only "i'm not FF, but..."

if you read the link I sent www.effectivelanguagelearning com/language-guide/language-difficulty
you will see that spanish is generally considered in the lowest level of learning difficulty for non-native speakers and japanese is the highest level.

>wtf, what's the toughest one then, Vietnamese??
We usually take Spanish,Latin, French, or German. All the other languages are for the nerds.

immigration officer working with the NSA. We can see your illegal cholo ass and we are ready to drone strike

NSA doesn't deal in immigration or drone strikes. Estupido maricon.

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>German less close to English than Romanian
nah i'm pretty sure they take population of chicanos in account, what the hells
thanks for the link anyway

yeah i'm seeing Arabic, Lithuanian and Indonesian there. i don't think they're popular outside of their immigrant communities

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>NSA doesn't deal in immigration or drone strikes.
no hablo espanol, my colleagues in the IRS will be making sure you pay your taxes this year, illegallo

Is "I'm not FF" used all over the world or only in your country?

Cayete la boca!

>Coarse bread the mouth!
adorable

lol in my country they don't even bother announcing they're not followers, they just straight send request
you could say "excuse me can you follow me even if not FF" if you want,
just realize that literal translations aren't good and you should learn full phrases, how people say things

England: (polite): ***ignore it*** (or) ""sorry, I don't know you."" (or) ""I don't talk to people I don't know, sorry.""

I think he meant as an opener ie I know we don't follow each other but...

don worry i got it teacher

hahaha penis haha