as someone who studied Ainu for a year in university, I love this new appreciation for Ainu thanks to Golden Kamuy. i had no idea it was big enough to have an impact Japanese slang like this
Hey man, hope your channel takes off! This is really good language breakdown for slang and idioms. The algorithm randomly suggested me to you, subscribing!
@@scriptingjapan essentially on tumblr way back when to identify other tumblr users they said you were supposed to say "i like your shoelaces" and if the other person was actually a tumblr user they would respond "thanks i stole them from the president"
@@scriptingjapan it’s a pretty old thing. If someone saw someone else in person, and they thought they were also active on the social media tumblr, they would say “i like your shoelaces.” If they responded “thanks, i stole them from the president” then it would be confirmed that they are a tumblr user. It has nothing to do with food
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as someone who studied Ainu for a year in university, I love this new appreciation for Ainu thanks to Golden Kamuy. i had no idea it was big enough to have an impact Japanese slang like this
Excellent video and also I really like your jacket.
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Hey man, hope your channel takes off! This is really good language breakdown for slang and idioms.
The algorithm randomly suggested me to you, subscribing!
Awesome'a video 😂
they're only really 流行語 if people write them as ｵﾝﾏ and ﾋｿﾏ UvU
oh so its kind of like the tumblr shoelace thing
I have no idea what that is
@@scriptingjapan essentially on tumblr way back when to identify other tumblr users they said you were supposed to say "i like your shoelaces" and if the other person was actually a tumblr user they would respond "thanks i stole them from the president"
@cordeliafrey9950 uhhh and that also means... miso?
@@scriptingjapan I assume the point that it is something fans of Golden Kamuy use to indicate fandom membership when talking about food.
@@scriptingjapan it’s a pretty old thing. If someone saw someone else in person, and they thought they were also active on the social media tumblr, they would say “i like your shoelaces.” If they responded “thanks, i stole them from the president” then it would be confirmed that they are a tumblr user. It has nothing to do with food