You know you're a Initial D fanboy when........

StrawberryGL wrote:

You know you're an Initial D fanboy when

Spoiler:

I also was not trying to be "cool"according to you that I can translate Japanese even though I used Google translate
I even have evidence of my thought.

Not the video but the song does have it clearly embedded
Why would I translate Japanese and think I'm look cool?
I was actually expecting a debate about whether it was "don desu ka" or "so desu ka"

CursedShark15 wrote:

I swear you said"did you try during Google translate?"
So using my best  judgment I didn't reply

my post originally said "Did you try and sue google translate lol"
sue and use is just a typo, using context clues you should've been able to figure it out.
BTW Google translate is horrible.

All i hear from the video is...
"feel so good"
"gonna do that thing you do"
"jibberish"
"more jibberish"
Theres nothing japanese but the cars, i don't what evidence you're talking about.

"Don desu ka?" rice bowls? yes... this is sarcasm btw

I hope you know there are multiple informal and slang ways to say things in japanese...

Oh well I saw it
Idk it could make sense
"Did you try to sue Google Translate?'
"Did you try to use Google Translate?"
Both are sentences that could make sense
I could sue Google translate because.. why not?
I could use Google translate to translate Japanese thinking I'm cool, but why would I do that??
Now I didn't see this new update of the comment until today so I didn't have a defense back then
Either way, I didn't use Google translate, case closed.

You know you're a weaboo when...

Well your japanese is so horrible its on par with it, point taken.
Context clues would point out that "sue" is clearly misspelled and would be the more logical answer...
Why would one want to sue google translate anyways?
Its still a work in development and one would have no guards of suing them unless you plan on loosing money.

Eh it doesn't bother me whether my Japanese is good or not
I was simply providing a suggestion that I thought was correct.