>omuraisu
Japs abbreviate like such fricking homosexuals
"pasokon" "apaato" "makudo" "terebi" "sumaho"
Stupid fricking nip gays
Hate that moronic sounding shit like you would not fricking believe
When combining words like "pasokon" or "sumaho", it's called a portmanteau or syllabic abbreviation. In English, you get words like "smog", "motel", "brunch", etc. or place names like "Soho" and "Socal".
Shortening words down to their first syllables like "apaato" or "terebi" is called truncation. It actually winds up creating a lot of commonly accepted words like "ad" or "advert" instead of "advertisement", "memo" instead of "memorandum", etc.
>anon asks for examples of "a bunch of western european languageS" that use portmanteaus and truncation >this pseud gives only one
homie, see that S there? That denotes a fricking plural. More. Than. One. Language. You dumb fricking homosexual.
You seem genuinely upset. I literally gave the terms for forming words like that so he could go look them up in the language of his choice. These things exist in many languages, I just felt that since it was an English language discussion on an English language website, English languages examples were the most appropriate.
By the way, all he asked for were "'zamples". I gave examples. Ram something up your ass to calm yourself down, homosexual.
I'm gonna be honest, I fell for the meme after watching some asian cooking channels and seeing some pro jap chefs make omurice and it looked really good.
Then I made it and quickly realized it's fricking ketchup, rice, and eggs.
When the pawn hits the conflicts he thinks like a king what he knows throws the blows when he goes to the fight and he'll win the whole thing 'fore he enters the ring there's no body to batter when your mind is your might so when you go solo, you hold your own hand and remember that depth is the greatest of heights and if you know where you stand, then you know where to land and if you fall it won't matter, cuz you'll know that you're right.
Nothing, because omurice is garbage food for kids. Even at expensive yoshoku joints it's not going to be the best thing on the menu, because ketchup rice caters to people with childish palates. The eggs are usually dope, but even dressed up ketchup rice with mushrooms and whatnot is still just sad.
Source: over 10 years eating food all over Japan.
Black person
fippy bippy
>Primer post mejor post
Keep at it champ
epic
>omuraisu
Japs abbreviate like such fricking homosexuals
"pasokon" "apaato" "makudo" "terebi" "sumaho"
Stupid fricking nip gays
Hate that moronic sounding shit like you would not fricking believe
My pet peeve is when they turn single English words into initials per syllable, like OP = OPening and ED = EnDing.
ok chang
This happens in a bunch of western European languages, which is where the Japanese picked it up from when developing loanwords.
TV
>This happens in a bunch of western European languages
'zamples
When combining words like "pasokon" or "sumaho", it's called a portmanteau or syllabic abbreviation. In English, you get words like "smog", "motel", "brunch", etc. or place names like "Soho" and "Socal".
Shortening words down to their first syllables like "apaato" or "terebi" is called truncation. It actually winds up creating a lot of commonly accepted words like "ad" or "advert" instead of "advertisement", "memo" instead of "memorandum", etc.
>anon asks for examples of "a bunch of western european languageS" that use portmanteaus and truncation
>this pseud gives only one
homie, see that S there? That denotes a fricking plural. More. Than. One. Language. You dumb fricking homosexual.
You seem genuinely upset. I literally gave the terms for forming words like that so he could go look them up in the language of his choice. These things exist in many languages, I just felt that since it was an English language discussion on an English language website, English languages examples were the most appropriate.
By the way, all he asked for were "'zamples". I gave examples. Ram something up your ass to calm yourself down, homosexual.
>zoomer education
God you kids are sad.
Television/TV gets a pass because it's a compound word.
Lol you sound gay as frick. The Japanese would call your monkey pox “Monpo”.
Your new name is Monpo-kun.
巨乳ファン
>What message will you write on your omuraisu?
DUDE WEED LMAO
>eggs rice ketchup
I'll admit to having never tried it but how I imagine it that combination sounds less than pleasant.
Something that may not be apparent from pictures, but the eggs are really runny and gooey. That's why I don't like it.
I'm gonna be honest, I fell for the meme after watching some asian cooking channels and seeing some pro jap chefs make omurice and it looked really good.
Then I made it and quickly realized it's fricking ketchup, rice, and eggs.
When the pawn hits the conflicts he thinks like a king what he knows throws the blows when he goes to the fight and he'll win the whole thing 'fore he enters the ring there's no body to batter when your mind is your might so when you go solo, you hold your own hand and remember that depth is the greatest of heights and if you know where you stand, then you know where to land and if you fall it won't matter, cuz you'll know that you're right.
Poop emoji.
3====D
"Don't forget love."
>blue text
>not writing a funny internet link
ngmi
"FBGM"
Get Crammin'™
Not even a real picture of omurice get the frick off of this board
Nothing cause I'm fricking hungry
IP grabber
It's the wrong way around, dummy
That's a Japanese swastika. They read things backwards.
>All those who lose a war are identified as evil.
I don't think people see the USA as evil for losing Afghanistan.
Nothing, because omurice is garbage food for kids. Even at expensive yoshoku joints it's not going to be the best thing on the menu, because ketchup rice caters to people with childish palates. The eggs are usually dope, but even dressed up ketchup rice with mushrooms and whatnot is still just sad.
Source: over 10 years eating food all over Japan.
Dubs and I'll write it on my omurice tonight and post proofs
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