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WTF
>gringo (Mexican)
>goy (Hebrew)
>gweilo (Chinese)
>gadjo (Romani)
>gaijin (Japanese)
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>>531471234
>gay (OP)
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>>531471270
Doesn't that mean op uses "Gay" as a derogatory term for other people?
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>>531471234
>gorol(silesian)
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>>531471234
>Women (you'll never be one)
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>>531471270
/thread
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>good morning (Indian)
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gaijin isn't even an insult
gaijins who don't even speak japanese decided it's a racist term for themselves
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>>531471831
Neither is gringo.
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>>531471270
FPBP
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>>531471234
probably because indo-european languages have a lot of g sounds so it sounds barbaric and guttural to them. other languages usually mix g, k, ng and q together. in Arabic they don't have a g sound or letter so Farsi had to invent a new letter for it, گ
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>>531471831
white people want to be opressed so bad.
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>>531471234
>gweilo (Chinese)
It's Cantonese and a Hong Kong slang as they were under the Bongs for 100 years.
>gaijin (Japanese)
It just means foreigner.
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>>531471270
a g is a soft k so it's inherently gay
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>>531471234
Gaijin is pretty good.
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>>531471270
would have use Fag instead, but FPBP.



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