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Wednesday, May 25, 2011

otaku

i think they did a pretty good job in explaining "cos-play" and "moe", but like how everyone is saying, "tsundere" wasn't exactly explained right.
"tsundere" is really hard to explain actually. i tried to right now but i couldn't.
but yeah, it's like.... Mitsu lol
also, it said that "burriko" is usually used for old women who fake their cuteness, but no that's not true. i thought that burriko existed for only young people.
i mean, if you look around there's burriko everywhere. ughhh

well this video made me think that i need to do some research on these kinda japanese culture related words so when i'm asked by my friends abroad what they mean, i won't tell them any wrong information.