01-22-2010, 09:11 PM
(This post was last modified: 01-22-2010, 09:14 PM by Vipershark.)
well yeah
but in english, we have counterparts for "sayonara" and "konnichiwa"
yet people say those in songs
basically they just do it because they feel like it
edit- I don't want to send this into japan argument thread 437829478120 but japan actually has an entire "alphabet" for words that have roots in other languages
often the words created with this alphabet sound very similiar to their english/whatever counterparts.
...or they just use english
as I said before, they do it because they want to
but in english, we have counterparts for "sayonara" and "konnichiwa"
yet people say those in songs
basically they just do it because they feel like it
edit- I don't want to send this into japan argument thread 437829478120 but japan actually has an entire "alphabet" for words that have roots in other languages
often the words created with this alphabet sound very similiar to their english/whatever counterparts.
...or they just use english
as I said before, they do it because they want to
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