/jp/ - Otaku Culture

it turns you into a radical Korean?

>>2160731
>Korean
>Placard with squibbles inferior to the superior Hangul

Poor guy. Just look at the expression on his face.

>>2160744

/jp/ should ban corean.

>>2160744
>superior Hangul

>>2160751

/jp/ should ban weeaboos pretending to be Japanese and thwart the gratuitous usage of inferior Japanese chicken shit characters.

>>2160744
That's not Hangul on his poster?

>>2160789
WHAT YOU SAY !

>>2160744
it is Korean, and says 북션핵폐기.

>>2160778

Are you convincing me that Hangul isn't a superior writing system to whatever scribbly shit they still use in Japan? Because you're already lost your argument.
24 letters with which you can express any word and sound with very little expenditure of space > Over 6000 logograms with arbitrary, unpractical strokes that can't even manage to perfectly carry the sound of foreign words into their own language (LOL useless Katakana).
As much as you can feel proud of yourself after you've drilled every single one of them in your mind, you have to concede that for a language it's nothing but trash unless you've been living and breathing it since your early years (sort of like a New Yorker is used to pollution after he's been inhaling since his childhood).

>>2160941
lol stupid Korean. This is written by the person who created hangul. It says "Korean people are stupid, they can not read kanji, so I decide to make new letter for korean people". you can see the word 愚民文字. It means "stupid people letter". Korean never learn this fact in their schools. because it is a shame for them.

Oh boy here we go

Instigating hangul discussion should equal instant B&

>>2160836
I stand corrected.
Even so, Japanese-impersonating weeaboos are the worst when they can't admit that logographic writing systems are primitive crap. The West fully grew out of it with Phoenicians, Koreans realized it was crap and dropped it 600 years ago in favor of their own alphabet. Everyone else in the world just followed suit shortly afterward.
It's no wonder that such a writing system has survived for so long. Its original purpose was to serve as an elitarian language for shoguns and assorted warlords, whereas peasants and underlings were to be kept as uneducated and illiterate as possible so that they wouldn't turn to them.

>>2160970
Don't make us contribute to the development of another atomic bomb.

Many Korean words are made combination of Kanji like Japanese and Chinese. But Korean can not read kanji, so they don't understand true meaning of the words. Korean has many "same spelling in hangul but different meaning words". but they can not read kanji, so they can not tell one word from others. It is inevitable they become stupider than Chinese and Japanese.

>>2161015
LOL WHAT?