senkichi

Victor20 · 8 answers · 3d

So why do japanese people pronounce foreign words wrongly instead of orange they say orangy it's not that difficult to make a little effort and say orange or there's another reason?

Hi! I've seen your replies to various people. Calling Japanese people "illiterate" simply because they can't fully pronounce English words is extremely rude. If you are expecting everyone who is foreign to have perfect English, then I think it's only right for you to be fluent in every language. I'm half Japanese myself, and I've met people are very good at English despite slight accents. Just because they don't pronounce orange "properly" doesn't make them uneducated or dumber. You probably can't pronounce some Japanese words properly either. I suggest you take some language lessons before criticizing others.

senkichi · 10h

𝐑𝐈𝐍 ´ཀ` · 2d

Hi handsome, what's your biggest dream or goal in life? Is there anything you'd like to achieve that you'd live to regret if you didn't do it? (Yes.. two questions).

my biggest goals.. hm I guess.. I want to make in impact, even if it's a small one. I want to go into a field of work where I can help people, like scientific health research. I want to try and show kindness to others. I want to continue to grow my relationships and improve myself. I want to enjoy every moment of my life, even the small things. I want to learn more about myself as life moves forward and connect with others along the way. I don't think I'm destined for big things, but I still want my life to mean something no matter how ordinary it may be.

senkichi · 1d

𝙲𝚛𝚒𝚖𝚜𝚘𝚗𝙷𝚊𝚛𝚎 · 13 answers · 1d

Mitochondria is the power house of the cell and this is the question of the day: If you discovered a new element, what are you naming it? I would name it Jinshite or something similar! (p.s if the 'qotd' bit is a repeat it's not my fault it's waves /j)

OH OH bio AND chem mention 🥹 anyways, i'm quite fond of a few of the name suggestions for current elements! nitrogen was suggested to be named "azote" which i think could be a cool name for a new element with similar properties to nitrogen... neon was suggested to be "novum". however, im prettyyyy sure a lot of modern day chemists would still oppose these names 🤔