China literally means "Central Country".
Narcissistic fucks
China literally means "Central Country"
Wyatt King
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Daniel Price
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Grayson Morgan
Hey, don't come to my thread you fucking shithole.
Are you asahi reporter??
Shithole.
Colton Turner
eat shit and die
Sebastian Ward
This is off-topic but thanks to Sup Forums I can't stop seeing the Japanese flag as a spoiled menstrual pad.
Jace Russell
What the fuck is going on to Sup Forums today?
Jap and Korea boys on a total rampage
Isaac Watson
>Michele Chang
Liam Wood
And Nippon means Land of the rising sun which literally came from classical Chinese mystical legends
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Checkmate weeaboos and netouyos
Julian Long
Yes. 日sun's本origin
It's name from Chinese perspective.
Real name of country is やまと、ヤマト、大和
Adrian Powell
I've never heard of a single person referring the country as "yamato" in my entire life
Does the ultra-right in Japan do that?
Justin Kelly
Well its literally in the centre of east asia
If anything they have no imagination
Brody Garcia
yes
Gabriel Williams
China's first name for Japan is funnier.
>Japanese Wa (倭, "Japan, Japanese", from Chinese 倭 Wō) is the oldest recorded name of Japan. Chinese, Korean, and Japanese scribes regularly wrote Wa or Yamato "Japan" with the Chinese character 倭 "dwarf/submissive people" until the 8th century, when the Japanese objected to the designation and replaced it with 和 "harmony, peace, balance."
Noah Ortiz
And Mediterranean means "middle of the Earth"
Chase Russell
Of course.
We have phrases like 大和魂(やまとだましい) meaning "Japanese spirit"
Aaron Torres
It's Middle Kingdom you imbecile English teacher weeb
Landon Anderson
Kingdom
>王國
Country
>國
A Mexican tried to lecture me on Kanji topkek
Oliver Phillips
Go back to America, you fucking retard.
Mason Jones
ASH NAZG GIMBATUL
ASH NAZG DARBATULUK
Joshua Lopez
Hola actually means bye in Spanish
It's time you go back to America, hombre
Juan Walker
It originally meant something like "people within the state" to differentiate themselves from everyone else surrounding them. A lot of ethnic groups name themselves something like "our people" and "the people" and etc. in their native tongues to distinguish themsevles.
Logan Roberts
Nice rebuttal, John.
You gonna teach your gakusei that?
Alexander Garcia
Wow, that’s like Sardinians calling themselves Atlanteans or Swedes calling themselves Hyperboreans.
Justin Ross
I'm totally a White English teacher.
My name is Michael Jackson
タコス野郎(--〆)
Jaxon Lewis
No it means amidst earth*
*earth as in soil