Anonymous
7/2/2025, 6:28:00 PM No.212349196
why are all of their women huge Otakus?
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Anonymous
7/2/2025, 6:29:34 PM No.212349240
>>212349196 (OP)
Why are all american fat retarded niggers?
Why are all american fat retarded niggers?
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Anonymous
7/2/2025, 6:31:27 PM No.212349305
the plural of otaku is otaku, it's a foreign loanword
it also shouldn't be capitalized, it's not a proper name or formal title
it also shouldn't be capitalized, it's not a proper name or formal title
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Anonymous
7/2/2025, 6:35:02 PM No.212349415
>>212349305
>the plural of otaku is otaku
no
>it's a foreign loanword
so? youre in america, speak english
plural is a loanword from french, do you pruralize it as pluraux? no, because languages adopt loanwords without adopting the grammar, except for expecific fields like the latin words in biology
>the plural of otaku is otaku
no
>it's a foreign loanword
so? youre in america, speak english
plural is a loanword from french, do you pruralize it as pluraux? no, because languages adopt loanwords without adopting the grammar, except for expecific fields like the latin words in biology
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Anonymous
7/2/2025, 6:47:08 PM No.212349822
>>212349415
French vocabulary functions a little bit differently because it's been part of the language for so long. Loanwords introduced directly from Latin and the other classical languages in the early modern period tend to maintain many of the morphological characteristics they had in the languages from which they were derived, especially those pertaining to number. The same is also true of words adopted from other languages today. It's apples and oranges. We don't say mangas, animes, doujins, bishoujos, otokonokos or otakus. It's just common sense.
French vocabulary functions a little bit differently because it's been part of the language for so long. Loanwords introduced directly from Latin and the other classical languages in the early modern period tend to maintain many of the morphological characteristics they had in the languages from which they were derived, especially those pertaining to number. The same is also true of words adopted from other languages today. It's apples and oranges. We don't say mangas, animes, doujins, bishoujos, otokonokos or otakus. It's just common sense.