I tried to reverse-search the image and found these
http://blog.livedoor.jp/satorionechan/archives/1080568698.html
http://blog.livedoor.jp/satorionechan/archives/1080256137.html
for most of my life I thought ni was supposed to be pronounced with a hard n, it wasn't until months ago that I realized it's actually ñ
made sense really, ñippon rolls more naturally than nippon does
I can see why some people make comparisons that japenish sounds similar to spanish
it's funnier in context given that the consonant is not found anywhere else in east asia but southeast asia (namely burmese, khmer, and vietnamese)
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Bruh...
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:D
heh
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made sense really, ñippon rolls more naturally than nippon does
I can see why some people make comparisons that japenish sounds similar to spanish
it's funnier in context given that the consonant is not found anywhere else in east asia but southeast asia (namely burmese, khmer, and vietnamese)
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are SEAbros otaku culture?
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Replace "humb" with "thumb"