>Calling Helvetia "Switzerland" or derivatives
Calling Helvetia "Switzerland" or derivatives
>Calling Al Andalus "Spain" or derivatives
>Andalusia
>Only covering 1/3 of Andalus
...
>calling Lechia "Poland"
>Calling New Holland "Australia" or derivatives
>germany
>not alemania
>Calling Holland 'The Netherlands'
Top cuck
Thats only the southwest
Guess the country names in Japanese
Igirisu
Doitsu
Suisu
Nihon
Airurando
Naijeria
Oranda
Porutogaru
Toruko
Nijeeru
Betonamu
Oosutoria
Indo
Itaria
>Itaria
>Igirisu
greece
>Doitsu
Dorittos?
>Suisu
Switzerland
>Nihon
Japan
>Airurando
Argentina
>Naijeria
Nigeria
>Oranda
Iran
>Porutogaru
Portugal
>Toruko
Turkey
>Nijeeru
Niger
>Betonamu
Vietnam
>Oosutoria
Austria
>Indo
India
>Itaria
Italy
How did I score?
Fuck I just noticed
England
?
Switzerland
Japan
Ireland
Nigeria
Holland
Portugal
?
Niger
?
Austria
India
Italy
UK
Germany
Switzerland
Japan
Ireland
Nigeria
Holland
Portugal
Turkey
Niger
Vietnam
Austria
India
Italia
僕は日本語ができる、アノン君!
England/UK
Germany
Switzerland
Japan
Ireland
Nigeria
Netherlands
Portugal
Turkey
Niger
Vietnam
Austria
India
Italy
t. learning Japspeak
Igirisu is UK
>Igirisu
How the fuck did they come up with that?
England
Ingrand
Igrand
English
Ingrish
Igirisu
it makes sense now that I think of it
England would be more like Ingurando
>calling Venaja 'Russia'
>calling Ruotsi 'Sweden'
>calling Almanya 'Germany'
>calling Magyarorszag 'Hungary'
>calling Rakousko 'Austria'
>calling Dietsland 'The Netherlands'
They are really not helping themselves fend off the stereotypes
>Calling Mazovia "Poland"
?
Their alphabet equivalent is constructed mainly of two sound compounds (eg: ka ki ku ke ko, etc.), of which there are about 40. They literally can't pronounce sounds outside of those letters.
interesting
I was just memeing how they can't pronounce the letter L
>Oranda
Fug no
>Dietsland
based
Their "r" sound is halfway between the english L and R, and I often hear that many native Japanese speakers can't tell the difference between them. Cracks me up.
>calling it anything but DEUTSCHLAND
Lol yeah I imagine it would be funny to hear that in person
Idk i call the Swiss "Helweci".
9/14
11/14
perfect
perfect
>calling Greater Portugal "Iberia" or derivatives
why they do this?
your country is called 'Paresuchina' here
we can't tell l/r, th/s, v/b and English speakers can.
we can tell
long/short vowels s.t. aa/a ee/e these sounds are the same except the lengths
long/short consonants, tt/t ss/s
y-blended/straight vowels kyaku/kaku, ryoo/roo
and English spekers don't.