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Topic	The instant ramen you get in Asia is almost restaurant quality
fuzzylittlbunny 01/11/18 5:36:17 AM #35:	tri sapphire posted... fuzzylittlbunny posted... We have grammatical rules, you know. Stuff that they teach you in English in school. And karaoke and Everest aren't even debatable; pronouncing them as I previously stated is just flat out wrong as they have set pronunciations. In Japanese, letters are always pronounced one way. "Ka" will always be pronounced like the "ca" in car, not like in "carry". Just because most people are too ignorant or lazy to say them correctly doesn't make the mispronunciation correct. It's funny because Japanese immigrants were large contributors to Hawaiian Pidgen. You might as well go to Japan and yell at Osakans for butchering "proper Japanese". Actually Pidgin was mostly influenced by the native Hawaiians, which is why a great majority of the people with horrible grammar and syntax here are pacific islanders, either local Hawaiians, or Tongan, Samoan, Marshallese, etc. You rarely see Asians here who speak Pidgin; they speak just normal English or have an accent of their homeland. --- ( ^_^)/\(^_^ ) Maya high five! <cite>fuzzylittlbunny posted [p:893820813] in The instan... [t:76188641]...</cite> <quote><cite>tri sapphire posted...</cite> <quote><cite>fuzzylittlbunny posted...</cite> <quote>We have grammatical rules, you know. Stuff that they teach you in English in school. And karaoke and Everest aren't even debatable; pronouncing them as I previously stated is just flat out wrong as they have set pronunciations. In Japanese, letters are always pronounced one way. "Ka" will always be pronounced like the "ca" in car, not like in "carry". Just because most people are too ignorant or lazy to say them correctly doesn't make the mispronunciation correct.</quote> It's funny because Japanese immigrants were large contributors to Hawaiian Pidgen. You might as well go to Japan and yell at Osakans for butchering "proper Japanese".</quote> Actually Pidgin was mostly influenced by the native Hawaiians, which is why a great majority of the people with horrible grammar and syntax here are pacific islanders, either local Hawaiians, or Tongan, Samoan, Marshallese, etc. You rarely see Asians here who speak Pidgin; they speak just normal English or have an accent of their homeland. --- ( ^_^)/\(^_^ ) Maya high five!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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