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Actually, Japanese people are the most polite, they were raised to respect their elders and they are interested in their education, unlike Americans who fight with their parents and don't want to learn...so I don't know what you're talking about...
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∙ 12y ago
It is important to avoid making generalizations about any group of people. Just like in any culture, there may be individuals who exhibit mean behavior, but this does not speak for the entire Japanese population. Factors contributing to any individual's behavior can be complex and diverse.
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How can people be so mean?
People are mean normally if they're in a bad mood, have been mean to or something similar to this!! People are in bad moods often and I'm sometimes in a bad mood myself but my friends and family will remind me not to take it out on other people, but some people can't help it, and have a tendency of taking it out on other people. If you ever do this or if I ever do this I hope you apologize or try to remember to.. Or,, just try not to even be mean!! People have feelings and it hurts when they get hurt!!
Are Koreans racist?
Like any society, there can be instances of racism in Korea. However, it is not accurate to generalize and say that all Koreans are racist. Just like in any country, attitudes and behaviors towards other races can vary among individuals.
Why are popular people mean?
Some popular people may behave mean because they feel a sense of entitlement or superiority due to their popularity. They may also use mean behavior as a way to maintain their social status or control over others. It's important to remember that not all popular people are mean, and kindness and popularity are not mutually exclusive.
Why are some people naturally mean?
There could be various reasons why some people appear to be naturally mean, including past experiences, personality traits, psychological factors, or environmental influences. It's important to remember that everyone has their own unique experiences and struggles that can shape their behaviors and attitudes.
How do you not care about what people say about me?
I'm guessing this happens to you, You know everybody gets stuff said about them some just don't think so some always think so when doesn't even happen, just think of the celebrities always getting cruel stuff said about them. Look up celebrities that got bullied You will find so many. Other people who over hear don't actually care about it because the don't think they actually mean it.
Why was Hawaii put under martial law?
Because in Hawaii there was a lot of Japanese people so they thought that some of them told the Japanese people in Japan when the battleships and planes would be there so then the Japanese people attack then and there.
What does Olga mean in Japanese?
"Olga" is not a Japanese word or name, so it doesn't mean anything at all in Japanese. Did you mean, "What is the name "Olga" translated to in Japanese?"
What does odes mean in Japanese?
"Odes" is not a Japanese word, so it has no meaning in the Japanese language.
Why are lesbians so mean?
Lesbians are not mean. But some people are mean.
Does the sound 'yin' mean anything in Japanese?
The Japanese language no longer has the sound 'yi' so Yin does not mean anything in Japanese.
What does goten mean in Japanese?
Well, most people say it means sky, so I think it means sky!
What does the Japanese word miguel mean?
Miguel is not a Japanese word so it has no meaning.
What does deca mean in Japanese?
deca in English is ten so in Japanese is ju however if you question is what does the Japanese word Deka mean in English its big
What does your name mean in Japanese its Sophie?
ソフィー /so fii/ is Japanese term for that name.
What does the name 'Cassie' Mean in Japanese?
Cassie isn't a Japanese word, so it has no translation.
What does michaela mean in Japanese?
Michaela isn't a Japanese word so it doesn't have a meaning.
How many people accidentalied in the Japanese earthquake?
So far the amount of people that have died in the Japanese earthquake is 10,000 people.
