nan-boku replied to your post:I really really reeally want to eat this tub of...
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haha ok I won’t, but only cus senpai said so XP
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nan-boku replied to your post:I really really reeally want to eat this tub of...
DONT DO ET
haha ok I won’t, but only cus senpai said so XP
I don't know about anime culture with "atashi" like your example, but in normal Japanese in society, "atashi" is EXTREMELY FEMININE. Most Japanese women don't even use it and use gender neutral, polite "watashi," which is, as you might be able to tell, where "atashi" comes from. A woman using "atashi" would be seen as extremely childish or girly, like speaking with a valley girl accent in America/English. A woman would really only use it with friends, if anything, and definitely wouldn't say
It in the workplace because it’s terribly girly and unprofessional/casual. Look up “burikko” on YouTube, it’ll show you the type of personality for “atashi.“
Thank you so much for clarifying it!
I am familiar with the terminology and I know how it is used... this is why I was rather shocked when I saw it being used by some characters in anime. Thank you for taking the time to reassure me of its subtle usage.
nan-boku replied to your post:aaah I really want to eat something but it’s past...
I’m kinda feeling you on all these sentiments xD When will you guys start driving? TG spoilers coming out is helping xD And I’m cooking xD
Im assuming by driving you mean to the natsumatsuri place? We’re leaving by 5:20 at the latest.
Aaand you just had to tell me you’re cooking XD
nan-boku replied to your post:Today has been a really good day ^-^
お誕生日おめでとうございます!!!
ありがとうな!先輩の「おめでとう」なので、すごく嬉しいよ!(^0^)
nan-boku said: Kaneki was stabbed in the lower abdomen to the side; Ihei was stabbed in the chest. BIG, BIG DIFFERENCE GUYS It’s close to her heart, lungs, and other more important things. Kaneki “got a kidney replaced,” people can survive on one kidney. Ihei’s prospects are significantly more grim.
Thank you for pointing that out! ;u;/
I guess I was just trying to be optimistic and hoping that Hairu would survive since I seriously am very curious about that Garden thing that was revealed not so long ago.
kougyoks said: wasnt it like social welfare
wildlifeneko said: He studied social welfare.
paradigmed said: tsukiyama studied social wellfare!
nan-boku said: Tsukiyama was studying people Nishiki was pharmaceuticals Kaneki was Japanese literature Touka was biology/teaching
kanekuinke said: Hide’s major was international studies
Thank you for informing and correcting me! For the anon who was asking. o/