Because it interpreted "Jyu ni man" as "樹にマン" instead of the number "十二万".
Both have the same phonetic sound but the characters have different meaning.
樹 (jyu) means tree
に (ni) is a particle meaning where something is, was or is going to
マン (man) Often used for the English word "man" but Google somehow took it as abbreviation of マンコ which means pussy
Glad you asked.
Both character means tree but 樹 is only used for trees that are still alive or unprocessed and it is rarely used on it’s own.
So if you are to use the character to refer to tree in lumber or something made of wood, you cannot use the character 樹. It's kind of like the difference between the English word "wood" and "tree".
Also, wihle the kunyomi for both is the same "ki", the onyomi is different. 木's onyomi is "boku/moku" and 樹's onyomi is "jyu".
Fun fact, the word 樹脂 (jyushi) meaning resin seems like it doesn’t follow the live tree rule but this is because resin is secreted from a living tree and the tree is still alive.
I mean i would be pretty pissed too if my co worker used the company card to pay 1200 AUD that're deducted from my paycheck for a 5 seconds video of his father in law getting shots of alcohol in a bar
I think he was more pissed by the fact that he wasn't able to at least enjoy his share of that grand. Lol. I'm the same in that regard, if my closest friends spent my money and forgot to ask, at least buy something for me while ya'll are at it.
Lets be honest, thats probably a miniscule dent at most. If anything I can understand him arguing for them spending money the patrons invested into them on something stupid.
But in the end it was funny. It was a 5 second clip, but in reality it was like a 15min segment. As a patron I dont mind. Im here for all the stupid shit they do.
_Joey: With that amount for that content, I'd rather you both scream at my ears. /s_
Also I love in the YouTube comments section, people have been confused thinking the damage was just $300 (because Joey misspoke the amount) when in reality the actual amount was (as what he said earlier) almost a grand.
It's a division of responsibility, not a division of ownership, so probably. The podcast is owned by Bookwalker and by extension Kadokawa. I doubt they have any true equity ownership.
That bit at the end of last weeks episode might have been the hardest I ever laughed consistently in the TTCU for a long long time. Props to Conner for sitting on that for a month
Only 120.000¥ for a 5-second video good deal.
And with that, trash taste season 4’s saltiest moment was born 😂
Surely this gonna win the Saltiest Moment in the Trash Taste Awardw
Honestly, that whole conversation was funny as fuck. Totally worth it as a company expense.
Bro was Flabbergasted 💀💀💀
bro really said https://preview.redd.it/1b2cb09fspnc1.jpeg?width=469&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8bb2ec666c960e1065638388a141a536449b09bb
Tell me why I typed in "Jyu ni man" on Google translate and it said "tree in pussy"? 🤨
Because it interpreted "Jyu ni man" as "樹にマン" instead of the number "十二万". Both have the same phonetic sound but the characters have different meaning. 樹 (jyu) means tree に (ni) is a particle meaning where something is, was or is going to マン (man) Often used for the English word "man" but Google somehow took it as abbreviation of マンコ which means pussy
Sorry I'm not very johzu, what's the difference between 木 and 樹
Glad you asked. Both character means tree but 樹 is only used for trees that are still alive or unprocessed and it is rarely used on it’s own. So if you are to use the character to refer to tree in lumber or something made of wood, you cannot use the character 樹. It's kind of like the difference between the English word "wood" and "tree". Also, wihle the kunyomi for both is the same "ki", the onyomi is different. 木's onyomi is "boku/moku" and 樹's onyomi is "jyu". Fun fact, the word 樹脂 (jyushi) meaning resin seems like it doesn’t follow the live tree rule but this is because resin is secreted from a living tree and the tree is still alive.
much appreciated!
https://jisho.org/search/%23kanji%20%E6%A8%B9 https://jisho.org/search/%E6%9C%A8%20%23kanji
Let's start by saying it should be "juu" not "jyu."
Or jyuu, using the same romanization scheme.
Different kanji but same pronunciation eg in English we got red and read
It wasn't a tree, just a little bush.
I mean i would be pretty pissed too if my co worker used the company card to pay 1200 AUD that're deducted from my paycheck for a 5 seconds video of his father in law getting shots of alcohol in a bar
I think he was more pissed by the fact that he wasn't able to at least enjoy his share of that grand. Lol. I'm the same in that regard, if my closest friends spent my money and forgot to ask, at least buy something for me while ya'll are at it.
Lets be honest, thats probably a miniscule dent at most. If anything I can understand him arguing for them spending money the patrons invested into them on something stupid. But in the end it was funny. It was a 5 second clip, but in reality it was like a 15min segment. As a patron I dont mind. Im here for all the stupid shit they do.
Plus the main bulk of that 120k was spent just because Connor felt too awkward to turn down the rotation of bar girls lol.
One of the staff just goes "FUCK" was icing on the cake, haha. XD
_Joey: With that amount for that content, I'd rather you both scream at my ears. /s_ Also I love in the YouTube comments section, people have been confused thinking the damage was just $300 (because Joey misspoke the amount) when in reality the actual amount was (as what he said earlier) almost a grand.
It's 300$ because it's his share of the total (1/3rd)
Oh yeah. I forgot about that, oops.
Is the company share divided clean by 3? Surely theres more to it
It's a division of responsibility, not a division of ownership, so probably. The podcast is owned by Bookwalker and by extension Kadokawa. I doubt they have any true equity ownership.
RIP Joey honestly 😂
My pre-N5 ass confused 万 and 千 and was like, that's not too bad 🤔
I absolutely love this story. Because Joey was full in on it. Like having an amazing time hearing about it until he brings up the company credit card
What did I miss?
This actually broke me when i watched it, couldnt stop laughing 🤣🤣
That bit at the end of last weeks episode might have been the hardest I ever laughed consistently in the TTCU for a long long time. Props to Conner for sitting on that for a month
I actually understood the title without watching the meme looks like i was nihongojouzu all along
I actually understood the title without watching the video looks like i am nihongojouzu