English? Nani is that? Trues 内s agree In only a few short years you totes wasureru how to hanasu.
reddit.com/r/japanlife/comments/erceqg/_/ff2y...Posted Jan 20, 2020, 10:23 PM UTC
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I think you meant 肉 in your title, which means interior, or someone who is part of the community!
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Actually I think they meant 囚人 which means inside person. That’s a community too.
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What if they meant 丙 as a sort of self-deprecating joke.
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"totes" is of course short for totemo!
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Pin pon!
Or whatever the English word is
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They all sound like they are doing crap William Shatner impressions
Do you... know... maple syrup? Maple. It is... sweet... like sauce... made from maple tree. Very... delicious. Please try.
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If anything your accent goes more yank on account of business being mostly done in yank-go - but you have to be mentally retarded to suddenly start speaking like a child.
Mostly this happens to guys who wind up marrying those snaggle-toothed HUB bints who speak heavily accented English and they can't communicate with them without going into full ハロー retard mode.
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so completely believable right?
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I’d say this too - very rarely, but occasionally I’ll have a word or two that slips into Sepponese. I feel dirty every time.
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TIL Japanese 7/11s have copy machines!
Whatever happened to that guy who "forgot English due to amnesia"
2 or 3 years ago there was a Japanese TV special about a guy who went to study abroad in Akita prefecture , had amnesia and "forgot how to speak English"
It was painfully obvious it was all bullshit and the guy was just acting. He claimed he could only remember Japanese but his Japanese was shit tier.
I randomly wondered today if there was any kind of update on the guy since the original show aired
I have no doubt this guy was probably lying, but I have actually met ALTs who speak broken English because they've been working here for so long and only ever use "textbook English".
On Sunday, Go to BOOK OFF? Let's go!
It's really painful to see. How can you let it get that bad?
I've been here 10+ years and 99% of the English I speak is with my kids. I definitely sound non-native when I suddenly have to have an adult conversation
Yep 10 years do that to you.
^(Check out copy-kun on) ^github!
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Wtf is this bot xD
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It links dumb shit from our autistic friends in Japanlife.
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Good thing its a bot instead of a human or it would have died of overwork long ago.
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Zangyo is life. Life is zangyo.
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It’s autists like these two that make me believe in forced sterilization
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You can tell they forgot English by the fact that they choose to spend their free time typing in English on the internet
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Yep. Typing it. Digesting it. Watching it. Even ignoring the absolute bollocks claim that people forget their native tongue in a few short years, these dudes are super exposed.
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That guy basically is admitting he’s a loser and is socially ostracized from everyone back home. The fucking lengths these people go through just to show how much “more Japanese” they are than everyone.
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These are type of people that will still bow to other people when they visit gaikoku
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I’ll be honest, when I moved to America, I completely forgot Japanese in 3 years. Maybe cuz I was a kid?
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Probably. When you're a kid it's not really solidified in your brain yet so it's a more use it or lose it kind of deal. It's totally possible to move to a new place and forget your original language if you don't use it.
But once you become an adult whatever language you had been speaking as a kid more or less is permanently burned into your brain forever. Esp if you grew up speaking it at school, work, everywhere.
It's totally possible to occasionally(temporarily) forget a word or two but it will never again be like learning it for the first time. Once you're reminded it should come right back.
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This is the least dumb thing I’ve heard from you on this sub. Are you feeling ok?
(Though you’re still confusing it as a place for constructive discourse)
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I still think you piss and shit your pants
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Ha! See now you get it!!
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Okay so, what he says about not sound as fluent in English anymore, could be very true. I myself learnt a third language (Spanish), and when I've been only speaking Spanish for about a month (like 0% of my first language, which is obviously Norwegian), I do make more grammatical errors and forget easy words. But this is only like the first three weeks of coming back from Colombia, and after that's its totally fine. Dunno what 10 years would've done to me, but I would definitely be able to quickly adjust back to my first language.
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ファック オフ、ノー ウアン ケーア
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Oi så kul du er:) håper moren din er stolt over at du er en tilbakestående geit som sitter å driter på andre på nettet. Vennligst kys
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I speak 3 languages, I live abroad now and never get to speak my mother tongue, but whenever I speak to my parents I can still speak it perfectly fine. I've only been told I have a very faint accent. Unless you're a total brainlet you don't forget any language you're fluent in just like that, especially not your mother tongue.
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I don't necessarily mean forgetting the words, but rather mixing them up. I do think it's different for everyone, but I do not think what OP is talking about is true or correct at all. You can't simply forget your mother tongue like that.
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Ah yes, the Kanadajin3 “fake it until you make it, or at least convert to what is a fringe religion in Japan for attention or something” method.
What an attention-seeking fucktard. Ever since I became an Operating Thetan Level IV, I see these idiots more and more.
Self-assessed or E-meter certified?
Is she still alive?
This. I really want to know! On the other hand, I could go the rest of my life without knowing and be okay with that.
She's still tweeting a lot of dumb crap, apparently.
Side question, why does she use photoshop to cover the bottom half of her face in all of her video thumbnails?
Allah is very busy - he only has time to check the thumbnails and not sit through a preroll ad to ensure that his subjects aren’t doing anything haram.
Sensational explanation. Am I safe to assume you are (one of) his prophet(s)?