[ExI] dr suess

[William Flynn Wallace]

Let's see - sushi - isn't that the raw fish that you have to put hot
mustard on for it to have any taste? I eat half-sushi - I undercook all my
fish (a la Julia Child) - till it flakes is overcooked.  Which way is the
discrimination, from Japanese to Chinese and Vietnamese or vice versa?  I
know the Japanese have very high opinions of themselves - warranted mostly,
I think.   Probably bias goes both ways.  the Japanese have not been kind
to the Chinese historically.  bill w

On Fri, Mar 5, 2021 at 8:15 AM spike jones via extropy-chat <
extropy-chat at lists.extropy.org> wrote:

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> *….*> *On Behalf Of *William Flynn Wallace via extropy-chat
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> >…Do the Japanese around you use elision in pronouncing their names?  Or
> do they pronounce them like we do, for instance in Matsuoka we would
> pronounce it with the emphasis on the o.  ?  bill w
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> BillW I have heard various pronunciations, but my dataset is scant: there
> are not many Japanese around here.  This area has a lot of Chinese and
> Vietnamese.  These groups don’t get along well with Japanese.
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> There is a Japantown in San Jose still, and it is a fun place to visit:
> great sushi down there.
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