/jp/ - Otaku Culture

Learn the difference between /a/ and you /jp/.


Please, stay out of our board. We don't want you japfags.

How times have changed.

The definition of weeaboo has changed considerably over time.

It used to be just someone who knew Japanese and was interested into its culture, now it's anybody who likes anything about anime or anything done by them.

If we go by this definition, it's them who are the weeaboos, since /jp/ doesn't like Japan or its people (except ZUN).

>>7342065
Here's a brief history lesson for you, buddy.

That word has mutated over the years just to fit /b/tards' desires.

Dunno if this image is accurate.Looks like there are many definitons.For some people people who like animes are weaboos.

>>6917287
>>6917407
Here you go, man. In the future don't throw those terms around so loosely. Enjoying some aspect of a culture doesn't mean you need to respect their heritage or nation. The amount of real weeabos/wapaneses are very minimal, if any on /jp/, so saying it makes you like you're from /a/. Their language sounds nice and learning another language is always a plus regardless of origin. So, if you like their media and want to learn another language, naturally you'll choose japanese. That doesn't mean you actually adore their country or are an actual weeaboo.

>>6907394
Wait, doesn't this makes you a weeaboo?

>>6564181
i would be disappointed if /jp/ got mad cause i said nip. /jp/ isn't full of weeabos who want to be japanese. i like their entertainment but hate those nip scum a lot. i got mixed feelings learning a language of a race i hate but eh...

If you're talking about a real weeaboo sure, but I assume you're such a dumb fuck who doesn't know about weeaboo means and calls anyone who likes anime or anything related to japan a weeaboo. Hey dumbfuck are you a mexiboo because you like tacos and speak spanish?! Didn't think so, go hang yourself.

How does one learn reading Kanji?

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