/jp/ - Otaku Culture

So I heard from my friends that /jp/ is really considerate and translates the images if you ask nicely, first I couldn't believe it but I was really overjoyed when I came here and saw that it's true! Obviously there are some mean posters making fun of you but there are always nice people translating the image for you, so I'll just bear with it.
Please tell me what the text in that image means.
Thanks a lot!

I love those clear buttons.

What about this then?

>>7607347
>while you are at work.
You don't belong here.

/jp/死亡

日本語スレで凌ぐぞ

Hi /jp/, Journeyman Japanophile here again with another question for those knowledgable about the on-the-ground conditions in Japan.

Specifically: Do Koreans or Chinese in Japan usually speak Japanese? In one particular English publication about Japanese slang, a joke was made where if one was "Black or Chinese" they may as well "run from the police."

In the U.S. at least, there are individuals who "pass" or pretend to be of a certain racial or ethnic background while in reality knowing that they are not. With regards to this question, this is not referring to 通称名, but the complete and actual impersonation, 偽者っと言うかも.

Although the number of non-Japanese residents of Japan are low, is it common to meet Korean or Chinese residents in day-to-day life? For example in school? Have you ever believed someone was Japanese but then later discovered they had been lying?

>>7398222

日本語は難し過ぎる！！ＢＡＷＷＷＷＷＷＷＷＷＷ

>romaji

>>6665218
You used the wrong image for the top.

>>5155642