/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

In Finnish, "tekokuusi" means an artificial Christmas tree, but "tekokuusi" means your own artificial satellite.

[Anonymous No.]

In AMERICAN, "fuck you" means fuck you.

[Anonymous No.]

and this isn't in /lang/ why?

[Anonymous No.]

>>7355289

Anonymous, you dumbass...!

[Anonymous No.]

Fins are shitposters.

[Anonymous No.]

In Japanese, タクシー means "taxi", but たくしー means "it carries out and is house".

[Anonymous No.]

>>7356816
But how do you say "It carries out and is w" in Japanese?

[Anonymous No.]

In Japanese, 糞 means shit, but in Chinese in means shit. And in English, it is read 'shit', just like this thread.

[Anonymous No.]

>>7356809
Not really. Some are just idiots.

[Anonymous No.]

SUOMI ON UUSI MAAILMAMMESTARI HEI
MAAILMAMMESTARI HEI
MAAILMAMMESTARI

[Anonymous No.]

In Finnish, "kana" means "chicken".

[Anonymous No.]

In Finland, we watch this http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm6427335

[Anonymous No.]

Sanovat että mullon iso kyrpä, lalalala lalaaa
Sanovat että mullon iso kyrpä, lalalala lalaaa
Ja tottahan se on

[Anonymous No.]

In Finnish söpö means kawaii.

[Anonymous No.]

>>7356884
Best day of my life.

[Anonymous Of Finlandia !uyiFWpHeEc No.]

Haistakaa vittu, puolen tunnin päästä torille.

[Anonymous No.]

In Japanese, 手紙 means letter, but in Chinese, it means toilet paper.

In Japanese, 見れ (mire) means "look!"
In Spanish, mire means "look!"

In Tagalog, suka means "vinegar."
In Japanese, 酢か (suka) means "vinegar?"

[Anonymous No.]

bumping to bury nazi thread

[Anonymous No.]

Varmaan viidesosa tästä huussilankusta nimeltä /jp/ on suomalaisia.

[Anonymous No.]

>>7356952
reminded me of this :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xoowLHXVTvI#t=00m22s
(which is complete BS as anyone with a basic knowledge of hebrew will tell you)

[Anonymous No.]

It french "nue" means naked, in japanese it's a kind of chimera.

[Anonymous No.]

(I am) sono - (that) sono
(conjugation of to love) amai - (sweet) amai
(berry) bacca - (stupid) baka
(pear) pera - (speak fluently) pera
(dear) cara - (from) kara
(dear) caro - (overwork) karou
(Chinese) cino - (brain) chinou
(runs) corre - (this) kore
(year) anno - (that) ano
(vintage) annata - (you) anata
(motion) moto - (more) moto
(to be born) nasci - (pear) nashi
(beaks) bechi - (should) beki
(quiet) taci - (us) tachi
(loves) ama - (nun) ama
(earth) terra - (temple) tera
(den) tana - (shelf) tana
(smokes) fumi - (writing) fumi
(juices) succhi - (like) suki
(theft) scippo - (tail) shippo
(conjugation of to cure) curo - (black) kuro
(May) Maggio - (witch) majo
(from that) da che - (only) dake
(eye) occhi - (open sea) oki
(tells) narra - (if) nara
(nose) naso - (riddle) nazo
(feminine of rich) ricca - (science) rika
(dry) secco - (watch company) Seiko
(head) capa - kappa
(under) sotto - (out) soto
(to give) dare - (who) dare
(hours) ore - (I) ore
(today) oggi - (uncle) oji
(touch) tocchi - (time) toki
(feeds) ciba - Chiba
(round) tonda - (flew) tonda
(pillow) cuscino - (city district) kushi no
(brass) ottone - (it sounds) oto ne
(woman) donna - (what kind of) donna
(coffin) bara - (rose) bara
(sea) mare - (rare) mare
(bulls) tori - (bird) tori
Torino - (bird's) tori no
(chant) canto - Kantou
(come on) dai - (great) dai
(bone) osso - (escort) ousou
(cooked) cotto - (thing) koto
(goose) oca - (hill) oka
(needle) ago - (chin) ago
(conjugation of to sew) cuci - (mouth) kuchi
(nail) chiodo - (cooperation) kyoudou
(brick) mattone - (I wear) matou ne
(closed) chiuso - (it's a loss) kyuso or (I suddenly) yuzo
(heel) tacco - (octopus) tako
(flee) fuggi - (name) Fuji
(to saw) segare - (impudent child) segare
(gravy) sugo - (terrible) sugo
(conjugation of cagare) caghi - (key) kagi
(dog) cane - (bell or money) kane
(dogs) cani - (crab) kani

[Anonymous No.]

>>7356884
"hei" < main
{
main ->
stef(;)
stofn
skrifastreng(;"hei maailmanmestari"),
stofnlok
}
*
"GRUNNUR"
;

[Anonymous No.]

>>7358850

What's this, Italian-Japanese?

[Anonymous No.]

>>7358867
Yes.
Also, a "ch" is always "k",
a "c" a "ch" in front of "i" or "e",
and a "sc" is "sh" in front of "i" or "e".

[Anonymous No.]

In my language, "si" means yes and it also means yes in spanish.

[Anonymous No.]

Pashto just got KAWAII

[Anonymous No.]

>>7358890
"Si" doesn't mean "yes" in Spanish; it means "if."

[Anonymous No.]

>>7356952
>見れ (mire) means "look!"
Only if you're mentally retarded. It's purposely wrong for netslang purposes. "見れ" does not exist alone, unless part of something like 見れる (able to see).

[Anonymous No.]

If there was a competition in shitposting Finns would be fighting for the grand prize with Germans and Turks.