Engrish (ConceptTopic, 4)
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A lot of Engrish is well known for being hilariously entertaining, as seen on [http://engrish.com/ Engrish.com]. | A lot of Engrish is well known for being hilariously entertaining, as seen on [http://engrish.com/ Engrish.com]. | ||
| - | However, there seems to be a trend of putting whole lines of Engrish in Japanese [[song]]s, which rather defeats the point of it being a Japanese song and makes it sound retarded. Also, there's an unwritten rule that any such song must have its Engrish line as its title. | + | However, there seems to be a trend of putting whole lines of Engrish in Japanese [[song]]s, which rather defeats the point of it being a Japanese song and makes it sound retarded. Also, there's an unwritten rule that any such song must have its Engrish line as its title. The Japanese may probably think that pronouncing stuff in English in their own twist is as cool as how us foreigners see pronouncing Japanese words as is. |
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Revision as of 09:54, 15 August 2010
Engrish is English gone horribly wrong, usually referring to when Japanese people try their hand at it.
A lot of Engrish is well known for being hilariously entertaining, as seen on Engrish.com.
However, there seems to be a trend of putting whole lines of Engrish in Japanese songs, which rather defeats the point of it being a Japanese song and makes it sound retarded. Also, there's an unwritten rule that any such song must have its Engrish line as its title. The Japanese may probably think that pronouncing stuff in English in their own twist is as cool as how us foreigners see pronouncing Japanese words as is.
