Goy/gaijin

why some people get mad when we use the g word
it reterally means just foreigner

Goy/Gaijin/Guiri

Fixed for you

i guess it's the same reason why some japanese get mad when they are called as jap/nip, even though it's just a contraction. some people take it as an epithet or insult.

why jews get made when we used the k word
it reterally means just shekel handed money grubber

the same reason nig nogs get mad when you call them dyn du.
It just means black man in welsh

>why jews get made when we used the k word
because it's slur unlike goy?

i love ''giaour'' word.

>jew
it is an offensive word in russia

Sup Forums told me that Japenese people think that "you" is unpolite almost offensive
is it true?

>that "you" is unpolite almost offensive
japanese has over ten words that mean you
kisama/omae/anta/anata/kimi/jibun/chimi/otaku/kikun/sochira/kei/onore/temee/ware/nanji/sochi/nusi/unu
half of them are rude so be careful

Gringo

kisama D:

Gypsies have the G-word too. It's gadjo i.e. non-Gypsy.

goy/gaijin/guiri/giaour/gringo/gadjo
is it coincidence

japanese, chinese, koreans rook at your dirty knees you gooks.

I have never met foreigner insisting that except white.
white apparently hate to be irrelevant whenever.
they tend to get mad and blame others by every means unless they are priorly treated as superior race.

>my brit friend gets mad when i say he is european

goy is a slur. it means non jews. non jews are thought of as slaves. Goy= slave. Also kike comes form the yiddish word kikel which means circle. Jews put circles in boxes instead of x's because the x is too close to the Christian cross, which jews hate. So the immigration officers at Ellis ISland would call jews the 'kikels" because they put circles on all there forms. Kikel turned into kike for short. Essentially jews don't want to be called kike because kike reveals their true feelings toward christians and jesus.

Britain is to Europe what Japan is to China.
I saw some Japanese too who got mad when they were called Chinese.

It's pretty common in the German speaking world to call all east and south east Asians Chinese.

>goy is a slur. it means non jews. non jews are thought of as slaves. Goy= slave.
wtf i hate the jews now

you missed gringo

One has more hanzi so its more polite to us because you're taking the effort to say one extra syllable

I guess it's because the word "gaikokujin" exists in Japanese; "gaijin" always came across as a bit more harsh and jeering to me.
I've only ever heard my Second-Language-Japanese-speaking friends get offended at the word "gaijin"; First-Language ones don't seem to care as much.

Because fuck borders and laws and shit.

It's the power of the g

Gaikokujin? What's the difference?

Just going to chip in with "Gora" from Hindi/Urdu.
Means "white person"; more often than not used as a racial slur.

おぬし

>except white.

It's fucking Americans, Europeans would never complain about that.

you missed gwailo

Seriously, why do so many of these words start with 'g'?

t. kokujin

Really makes you think

Czechs have cizák as a pejorative for a foreigner. We don't have the equivalent word, or at least I can't think of any.

ok, if I don't know someone how can I refer this person?
in Italy we use the third person (lei) with strangers

>Czechs have cizák
Greatest philosopher of our time. God bless.

why not use gaikokujin? respecting others is such an important thing in your country so shouldn't you be using the more formal, nicer word?

Finnish doesn't use g except ng but we traditionally call foreigner enemies vainolainen.

That sounds rude as fuck.

I think it's because it's an abbreviation.

I think here gypsies use "gacho" meaning "non-gypsies
"

From less formal to more formal:
omae > anta > anata > otaku

If you know their name, use their name, with the proper honorific. In some situations you can say what they are: if they're a client, okyaku-sama, a teacher, medic or writer, sensei, etc. Usually you should avoid using "you" words in japanese if you can.

木さま is the best way to refer to your friends.

don't use kisama
anything else is fine
use kisama when you really mad you don't give a shit anymore

Gwailo is exclusive to whitu piggus

なら、てめえはおk

承知した、てめえに感謝

(Kisama)

It means persecutor/hounder people. Finns had to deal with motherfucking Vikings and Novgorodians who were up to no good.

No I mean inventing new sounds just to refer to your enemies.
That reminds me: Does 2ch have (You)?

thank you
KISAMA

Its really just a meme. Reminds weebs that they aren't elevens.

>his language doesn't have a polite form
amerigrasso

I mean truthfully, sir, we can add a little spice here or there to make what is said sound super polite please and thank you :^)

It actully means circle or something like that