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I can't help but laugh at these—is there something the matter with me? "ofisuredii" is particularly humorous.
by _ix 10y ago
I can't help but laugh at these—is there something the matter with me? "ofisuredii" is particularly humorous.
- astrange 10y agoThere's no reason to spell it that way unless you're being obnoxiously Orientalist.
- rincebrain 10y agoIn this case, they were quoting the article, but what about the spelling was Orientalist? The only thing I could see would be the use of the pseudo-anglicism instead of the English phrase, but that just seems to be specifying the specific word that amused them, not exaggerating the English phrase we would associate with it for effect.
- rm445 10y agoCareful. Loanwords into Japanese are transliterated into a fixed syllabary, that can then be transliterated back in a standard way. i.e. that's an authentic transcription of a (borrowed) Japanese word, not a rude impression of a Japanese person mangling English.
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