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I'm an Armenian Space Hamster and the biggest Elf Racist on Twitter. My posts aren't intended for children, at all.
The Erf Katılım Mayıs 2014
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@yoyonofukuoka no, it just means we like Japan. We had Indian twitter 3 months ago and we wanted to nuke them within a week
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@gyomgyom222 @Amaterasu_wanko @planefag We also really only call people by their family names in professional settings. Even then that's only in some occasions. More often than not we use... Would you call them given names for your name that isn't your family one?
We use those with pretty much everyone.
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@gyomgyom222 @Amaterasu_wanko @planefag Yeah, but we don't really attach them to everyone's names like you do.
It's mostly things like "Sir" or "Ma'am" for when we'd normally use it with people we're unfamiliar with. Maybe "boss" but I've only ever used that one in jest.
"Your Honor" for a Judge in court.
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@gyomgyom222 @Amaterasu_wanko @planefag The person you are replying to had a contraction translated too which is really cool to see!
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@gyomgyom222 @Amaterasu_wanko @planefag Looks like it is. Considering there's now much less formal dialogue in the translation.
It reads almost like my dialect when I'm speaking instead of writing and I don't say certain sounds in words to shorten them.
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@a_Alpha_Corp They look great but I always had the impression they're difficult to put on until you've really learned how. I don't know if I'd get frustrated during the learning process or not.
Plus there's the stereotype of the western otaku looking embarrassing in one I don't want to add to
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@ankoromochuu My personal opinion.
Communist China is the United States' biggest enemy on the global scale. We're just not openly at war. We're at war, but much like the Cold War it's all shadowy and done by proxy.
I wouldn't be surprised if China is trying to use Japan as a proxy
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@hunter_sbs @XHabib You could always call them the "Alphabet People" as well if you want something catchier.
There is a difference between how media will portray the divide and how it actually is. Also America is a MASSIVE place so while one place may be really tense the rest may be peaceful.
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@rin_142356 I can't really speak Japanese either. (I know some words and phrases but I wouldn't even call it basic knowledge) So it's all good!
I hope your future conversations with overseas people are fun.
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やべえ...感動して涙が止まらない泣
私頭悪いから実は英語まったくできないんだけど、Xで言葉の壁を感じずに自然と会話できてるのが嬉しすぎる。
今もたくさん海外の垢から自然にリプ送られてくるし、普通に会話できてる。
とてつもなく革新的なことが起こり始めてる。
那須乃りん💉@rin_142356
やばい!!!!! イーロンが自動翻訳機能を新搭載してくれたおかげで海外の看護師垢さんとこうして気軽に国際交流できてる!!!!!!!! X新時代が来た!!!!!!!
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@wantan_tabetai The concepts behind it is pretty scary. Entities that are just SO much more vast and powerful than you that our entire existence doesn't even register to them.
It's been around for so long though that the mythos itself isn't really scary anymore due to sheer exposure.
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@hirahira22222 Oh it's a goddamn Dominator. Look at that! That's rad as hell!
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@StrongzeroTrpg When everyone else despises you, seeing those who don't is incredibly refreshing.
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@AiPinfu2003 Either way works.
The Disney Trilogy goes in neither. It goes in those underground vaults you store nuclear waste emblazoned with the phrase "This is not a place of honor."
Thus it will be sealed away, forever.
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@karageru_0213 You can't go too small but you CAN go too big.
I am talking the ridiculous "a single tit is larger than my body from my neck to my hips" big.
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@ActaeonComplex @Maguro_Maznaga Depends on where you are in America specifically.
In the major urban areas, absolutely. I used to live in a city in the Rocky Mountain region and people were exactly like that.
Moved to a rural Midwest town and people actually LIKE talking with you in public and are friendly.
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@Maguro_Maznaga Well…
The creepy part in America is that people are very quick to respond to anything online, and be super opinionated about it, often even offensive…
But then in person, their eyes are in their phones and they’re avoidant of all strangers. No public friendliness.
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@Maguro_Maznaga It's absolutely cultural differences. From my understanding Japanese culture cares about how they will come off to strangers and how to be respectful to them.
We do as well to an extent but it's not ingrained in every aspect of our culture. Thus we tend to express more freely
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@togootto They will accuse you of everything they themselves do without shame.
They will say you discriminate while blatantly discriminating themselves.
They will call you racist while openly hating people for their race.
They will call you fascist while behaving exactly like one.
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