/ someone using double quotation marks for gender pronouns and another person getting offended because they interpreted it as an emphasis (like in Japanese) instead of a sarcastic quote-like expression (like in English). This one was pretty difficult to handle, too.
August 28, 2025 at 1:38 AM
/ someone using double quotation marks for gender pronouns and another person getting offended because they interpreted it as an emphasis (like in Japanese) instead of a sarcastic quote-like expression (like in English). This one was pretty difficult to handle, too.
/ But I didn't know how to explain that without making it sound like I was gaslighting them to defend the anti-Semites. So I ended up saying, after explaining what I thought was the case, "but I don't know, maybe they said Jews." A similar thing happened a couple weeks ago with /
August 28, 2025 at 1:38 AM
/ But I didn't know how to explain that without making it sound like I was gaslighting them to defend the anti-Semites. So I ended up saying, after explaining what I thought was the case, "but I don't know, maybe they said Jews." A similar thing happened a couple weeks ago with /
/ a conversation in Japanese among Japanese exchange students that they had overheard. As someone who'd grown up mostly in Japan, I knew people wouldn't say ジュウ to refer to Jewish people (they most likely say ユダヤ人) and my guess was they probably said 10 (じゅう) instead. /
August 28, 2025 at 1:38 AM
/ a conversation in Japanese among Japanese exchange students that they had overheard. As someone who'd grown up mostly in Japan, I knew people wouldn't say ジュウ to refer to Jewish people (they most likely say ユダヤ人) and my guess was they probably said 10 (じゅう) instead. /