It's the inability to own property in Japan, and they perforation towards hiring Japanese citizens that would set you back. Not your IQ.

Imagine using that as an argument. Those that say that usually don’t get it that often, so think it’s something special 😂

Well done, you played yourself.

I believe it's the same in SK.

You just validated everything I’ve been saying.

You can’t get any here and think you can there. Fucking kek.

That wasn't the point of the discussion. You took a hypothetical "I'd fuck a Korean Chick" in a joking manner and xD made it a serious thing.

I don't think anyone was acutally considering moving to Japan/Korea in more than a joking manner.

>I’m the server troll

The only way you are getting a Japanese property is if you have a Japanese wife before.

Not after.

you can rent tho

I had been.

There's language, and Cultural barrier's that native Japanaese/Korean have that seem outlandish and foriegn to us.

As they should, because imo a lot of it is backwards.

Good luck renting in chinkland

korean is also not very hard to learn

When I studied Japanese I was considering moving there some years before and found out intelligence or hard work won't cut it.

Fucking kek. Gooks.

japanese is really hard tho

lol

Legit go watch any non baised video on westerns living in jap land you'll soon learn

^

https://youtu.be/uGuLmr7EQlY

korea > japan

Japanese is not that hard.

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It takes about 2000 hours to learn on average.

You just need to learn how to be polite.

They also have four Alphabets.

That's the hardest part of their culture

>imagine learning any chink language but mandarin

And the renraku, too.

youre such a fucking neckbeard holy shit

Learning the language is one thing, knowing what to speak and when to speak it as acutally more important culturally.

Actually it's 3.

Depends on what you quantify as an alphabet.

The Romaji isn't really an alphabet.

Well, man, as I told you I love spending my time learning and thinking.

@Cybel I'd argue Cantonese.