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If 4chan has a /jp/, does 2ch have an /am/?

Or rather, do reverse weeaboos exist

>> No.3807437

Reverse weeaboos exist. Otherwise we wouldn't have Disneylands in other places.

>> No.3807444

you do realize japan loves american pop culture even more so than a few weeaboos love japan?

>> No.3807472

Does English have japanese words in it? Nope
Does Japanese have english words in it? Pinku.
So yeah, also you forget america has Coke, McDonalds, Rap music, Movies theres so many things it's unbelievable, actually loveing and watching and using american stuff is so common you can even call it reverse weeaboos, Europe would be one BIG REVERSE WEEABOO then just as the rest of the world.

>> No.3807494

Suda 51.

>> No.3807643

>>3807472
>Does English have japanese words in it? Nope


lol, tsunami, sake, zaibatsu etc... of course not in proper 10th century englisc... just like proper 5th century nippongo doesn't have any english or chinese or anything but pure nipponese

>> No.3807678

I'm pretty sure 2ch has an /am/

>> No.3807691

>>3807643
What the fuck is a zaibatsu?

>> No.3807700

>>3807691
weeaboo term for corporate mafia entity

>> No.3807723

>do reverse weeaboos exist
>shit ton of japanese culture is based on trying to be "American"

hurrrmmmmmmmm

>> No.3807731

>>3807472
I thought most of Europe hated America.

>> No.3807741

>>3807731
Tsundere.

>> No.3807761

>>3807731
most of Europe hates Europe too as a matter of fact

>> No.3807764

>>3807643
NEET, skinship, etc. are all japanese words made up from english ones. Do we do that? fuck no. They use tons of english and even speak it to try and look cool. The degree is totally different.

>> No.3807767

>>3807764
shii-dee purayer
compacuto discu
dongs in your mother

>> No.3807802

>>3807767
You sir are an idiot. Remind me again why you aren't filtered yet? Never mind allow me to change that.

>> No.3807809

>>3807802
You sir are a baka. Remind me again why I don't have you sugoi'd yet? Never mind allow me to kawaii that.

>> No.3807813

>>3807764
Well, posh English folks used to speak lots of French to look cool and still do afaik

always saying "pardon my french but...[some french mumbo]"

>> No.3807821

>>3807813
Pardon my french, but suck my dick just like your mother did last night
AW YEAH

>> No.3807822

>>3807813
The modern meaning at least is generally as a use after vulgar language. Probably as an insult to the french because they were/are perceived as foul-mouthed.

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>> No.3807900

>>3807643

There was no Nippongo in the 5th century.

>> No.3807912

>>3807813

I am English and my parents like to say "Pardon my French but..." and then swear worse than a black American gangbanger who got his balls trapped in a zip.

Apparently if you pretend it is French is doesnt' count a swearing?

>> No.3807943

>>3807643
Tsunami yes, sake is food you just like sushi and ramen etc... Karate etc is sport. There is like 2-5 japanese world you use daily. In the japanese language theres a MILLION english ones they use daily.

>> No.3807955

>>3807943
None of your examples are things I ever say. ಠ_ಠ

>> No.3807978

English also has a million of non-english words that english speaking folks use daily

for example "million" which is from latin...

>> No.3807984

>>3807978
>english uses non english words
>for example latin
>english is a language based heavily on latin

HURRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
RRRRRRRRRRRR

>> No.3807989

>>3807764

NEET was actually taken straight from english. It's a term used by the government of Great Britain.

>> No.3807993

>>3807821
>your mother jokes

sure is /jp/ around here

>> No.3807995

>>3807993
>implying I don't make your mother jokes on a pretty regular basis

Sure is newfriend around here.

>> No.3807998

>>3807984
But English isn't latin

its Englisc originally but heavily diluted with foreign words of many languages..

>> No.3808002

Even a word such as a "knife" isn't english... its from old Norse

>> No.3808003

>>3807943
kamikaze
koi
haiku
karaoke
origami
kimono
ramen
miso
bento
tycoon
sushi
tofu
zen
sudoku

>> No.3808005

>>3807995
>implying i pay attention to tripfriends and what they post
goodness gracious what a mistake on my part

>> No.3808009

>>3808005
>proving you pay attention to tripfriends by mentioning I am one

ಠ_ಠ

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>>3807995
>Implying you and your posts are worth remembering.

>> No.3808018

Sure is quality contributions around here. Fags.

>> No.3808022

>>3808014
<3 u 2 :3~

>> No.3808026
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>>3808022
Yay!

>> No.3808036

>>3808026
Sup Weeabro.

>> No.3808071
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>>3808036
I am not your 'bro'.

>> No.3808075 [DELETED] 

>reverse weaboo.
Herp derp.

In America it's a very small niche of people who know much or care about Japan.

In Japan It's their primary culture to have know and care about American culture. It's normal for them to watch American movies and TV, listen to American music. I mean shit, half their pop music is composed of American lyrics scattered randomly throughout. Not only that but they use the Latin Alphabet on just about everything to try and be "futuristic".

>> No.3808083

>reverse weaboo.
Herp derp.

In America it's a very small niche of people who know much or care about Japan.

In Japan It's their primary culture to have know and care about American culture. It's normal for them to watch American movies and TV, listen to American music. I mean shit, half their pop music is composed of English lyrics scattered randomly throughout. Not only that but they use the Latin Alphabet on just about everything to try and be "futuristic".

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>> No.3808091

>>3808003
Who the heck says koi

>> No.3808101

>>3808091

Ever work at a petstore? said that shit every-

>> No.3808104

>>3808003

What is the context of this list?

>> No.3808113
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>>3808091
Young females.

>> No.3808135

>>3808104
English words with their origin in Japanese.

>> No.3809883

I think we are all kind of missing a the point the term "Weeaboo" here.

Its an obsession, not just a general acceptance of certain bits of Japanese culture.

You probably wouldn't call a film geek who watches Japanese films a Weeaboo, Nor would you call someone who loves Samsung electronics a... Koreaboo.

Even though we watch a lot of American films in europe, there is a distinct group of people who are infatuated with American culture to the extent of listening only to American bands and following only American fashion trends.

A better definition of "Reverse Weeaboo", I think, would be "A Japanese person obsessed with things generally enjoyed by western geekdom." That is to say, a Japanese person who reads comic books, or a Japanese person who plays DnD, or a Japanese trekkie.

Do these people exist?

>> No.3809929

>>3809883
The problem is much of their mass media is based on shit from "American culture" and/or straight up IS American.

So really their entire culture nowadays, especially when it comes to things like music and film/tv, is based on being a 'reverse weeaboo'.

>> No.3809941

>>3808003
>tycoon
what

>> No.3809961

2ch /am/

http://jfk.2ch.net/usa/

>> No.3809990

http://jfk.2ch.net/usa/
There is little comment.
There is not popularity.

>> No.3810039

>>3809961
>>3809990
Needs more trolling and American Bird JIS art

>> No.3810096

2ch /eu/
http://jfk.2ch.net/europa/
2ch /af/
http://jfk.2ch.net/africa/
2ch /is/
http://gimpo.2ch.net/news5/
2ch /as/
http://yutori7.2ch.net/news4plus/

>> No.3811619

I saw that ghost bump. Prepare to meet my Roukanken.

>> No.3811620

>>3809961
Looks very slow.

>> No.3811702

2ch /eo/ english only
http://gimpo.2ch.net/dejima/

>> No.3811743

The only reason there aren't formal 'reverse weaboos'

Is because loving american culture isn't looked down upon as it's reverse is here.

>> No.3811757

>>3809941
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/tycoon
Zen, however, is Chinese. And nobody says bento.

>> No.3811765

>>3808113
What? No, they are probably saying coy. Different word.

>> No.3811792

>>3811702
I remember some guy wanting us to say kopipe to be more Japanese a few days ago, but they're saying copypasta there.

>> No.3811824

>>3807943
>>koi
only a faggot would say that.

>>haiku
who uses that?

>>ramen
what, instant noodles too long?

>>miso
the what now?

>>bento
only faggots would call their lunch boxes that.

>>tycoon
lol. that's not even jap.

>>sudoku
what is this shit now?

>> No.3811841

>>3811824
>>miso
>the what now?
It means missile.

>>sudoku
>what is this shit now?
Number game. Only the Japanese would pretend that math could ever be mistaken for fun.

>> No.3811864

>>3811841
Sudoku is sort of fun.

>> No.3811877

>>3808003
I think your average person uses "bukkake" more than any of those examples.

>> No.3811878

>>3808091
>>3811824

Koi is a kind of fish. That's like saying only a faggot would say "trout", or that nobody ever uses the word "salmon".

>> No.3811887

>>3811878
first time i hear that, didn't know.

themoreyouknow.jpg

>> No.3811903

>>3811877
Yes, the average person uses bukkake more than karaoke.

>> No.3811904
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3811904

Koi is this.
There are many people who don't know it.

>> No.3811916

>>3811904
I thought they were called koi fish. Kind of like tuna fish.

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There is the person who doesn't know koi(錦鯉).
However, it is Japanese culture.

>> No.3812136

Kamikaze, kimono, geisha, samurai, harakiri, sayonara suckers!

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