PsychoΔelica

Japanese song titles are a goldmine. This is an analogue for band parody names.

Pester Love (Fester Love)

reita (reila)

Filth in the Duty

Silly Dog Discog

etc. 

Smiley Cyprus

 

I don't know how to respond to that, but here's a gif and a Vine thing for you.

Thank you bby, glad you approve

Dedicated to Crube.

There has already been one Violet and this seems to be pretty lame in comparison. But I'm curious to see what will they actually play and who the members are.

Keep it up, will be looking forward to see more drawings

Not bad, the hand and the arm is too small though.

It's about being the lapdog of the authority.

That looks like someone sampled the color scheme.

 

You all forgot a classic:

 

 

Seriously, we probably need a thread for this.

You got it.

As requested I'm starting this tread

I think this trend is most common and obvious in vk, but let's see some more examples you can come up with. 

Edit: please only post things that are really similar, for instance if two album covers feature a japanese theme it doesn't count.

That's a pretty cool blog. Didn't know there were so many girl bands either. Most of those on the list look like barbie dolls (not my cup of tea) but I'd love to find some interesting female vk bands to listen to.

Though to be honest none of the ones I heard so far have held my interest for very long.

Zen music doesn't really help you study. zzzz...

More SiM~ hotforMAHalldayerryday

and my boring tile screen....

It's nice. I like the minimalism.

So purrfect <3

^ There's another~

POLE OF THE WEAK in underway.

Just thought about something MH related

Thank you naked chief.

 

Versailles and BLACK CAT are asleep. How peaceful 

Wake up my children.

English is basically an offshoot of an early medieval German dialect (the Angles and Saxons came from northern Germany after all), but later they got screwed over by french-speaking Normans, which is why there are a lot of words from medieval French as well. Also, at some point the English decided that all those declinations are just not cool and dropped most of them. And while they were at it, they also shifted half their vowels... but I digress.

Interesting. I was sure that only English was infulenced by French. That makes sense though. Thanks for the explanation.

 

In a nutshell: they are related (both are germanic languages) and are somewhat similar, but have developed quite differently since over 1500 years. I'd say they are similar enough to make it easier to learn one language if you speak the other, but it also can be confusing, because some words may sound similar and even have the same origin, but have developed into very different meanings now.

That happens with any language that has borrowed words from another, the cultural baggage attached to them tends to change according to the country/region. I sometimes have to look for substitutes in order to translate English into Hebrew.

I speak now 4 languages, and the recently language is german.

 

German its a easy language in my opinion

How much is German similar to English? I know that some words in English are borrowed from German.

arghhh [2]

 

I'm totally astonished by the majority of you who took french lessons at school, I didn't know that it was so "popular" to be an option.

 

I used to study Arabic back in school and I can read and write some, but I haven't bothered to review it ever since I did that. I'd like to pick it up sometime though. 

Apologies for typing like a retard lol