beautiful language
Beautiful language
Kayden Sanchez
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Adam Jones
no culture
Jaxon Gutierrez
>some kanji have up to 6 different pronunciations
no, needlessly complex
Daniel Nguyen
Your language is the equivalent of us using the Latin alphabet, the Greek alphabet, and having to know Latin.
Noah Martinez
Sounds like some injun dialect
Connor Barnes
美しいのか^^;
カンタンではあるけども
Japanese language is very easy, but English is heavy.....
Isaac Howard
Yeah, only your own people and weeaboos agree with you.
Parker Young
ミームの言葉
Owen Turner
the grammar is nice as it's pretty regular, but the kanji gets tedius
Nathaniel Gonzalez
簡単なところはどこか
日本語の本を読もうとすると頭が痛い
英語ならこういう事があったことないわ
美しいながらもクソ難しい
Jordan Flores
very good langauge and country
Michael Wright
has japan officially apologised for the nanjing massacre?
Christian Taylor
Carter Allen
why?
Isaac Garcia
Abe apologized for not finishing the job
Zachary Davis
Michael Sullivan
good lad
Easton Jackson
Brayden Diaz
bump
Hunter Jones
>Ching Chong ping pong
Arr sound same
John Hill
bump
Ian Stewart
Japanese sounds smooth and nice at first, but it's a very limited language. Japanese has a really limited number of syllables, one of the lowest among all the languages of the world. That's why Japanese music gets bland and monotonous really quickly.
Juan Campbell
I love Japan
Japan Japan Japan Japan Japan
please (you) me Japan sempai owo
I love anime
Anime gives Japan its culture
The only other cultured country is the US (UK debatable nowadays)
People around the world either consume American media or Japanese anime
This imageboard is American Japanese owned and all you flags are on it.
cyrpus more like south turkey
i respect finland but too small population
germany more like west turkey
morocco more like south west turkey
I LOVE japan
Japan Japan Japan
Luke Moore
kek
Asher Rogers
Based Amrican Weeb
Julian Long
things no one (but other Japanese) ever said
Carter Howard
bump
Nathaniel Cooper
>A country's culture is centered around pedophilic cartoons
grim considering what they used to be