In the modern world, various subcultures have spread widely. People are trying to form special interest groups. Each subculture has a certain number of values, customs, norms and traditions inherent only to it. The subculture is characterized by such signs as the presence of a certain style in clothing, its language, as well as the manner of behavior.
Today we will talk about the subculture of animes. Many people have the opinion that animeans are "grown-up children". Also, many believe that all the representatives of this subculture are taught the Japanese language, from morning till evening they watch strange cartoons, wear wigs and strange clothes. This is not quite true. In order to be an anime player, it's enough just to get carried away with manga (Japanese comics) and anime.
Anime are Japanese cartoons. They are somewhat different from the usual ones. First, they have a completely different manner of depicting characters and the surrounding space. Secondly, they often have a sharp and interesting story, which is more suitable as a basis for a Hollywood blockbuster, rather than for a children's cartoon. It is thanks to the latest property of anime that adults are interested.
How to learn anime?
The signs of animeshnikov have a weakly expressed character. Issue them can be some small detail, such as a key ring on the phone, or a suspension in the form of some hero anime. Dress up animelets, as a rule, in absolutely ordinary clothes, the exception is only themed parties. There they change into their favorite heroes, and imitate their behavior. For anime fans a certain style of communication is characteristic. They often use Japanese words in conversation. In their speech there is a certain slang. Most of all you can hear "nya", which means "meow" and the word "kawai", it is translated as "sweet."
To become an anime player is easy enough, for this, as already mentioned above, it is necessary to get involved in anime and follow the rules of an anime player. Here are some of them:
- heard "nya"? "Kawai" - in response (and vice versa);
- instead of "for now" say the Sayonara;
- replace "good night" on the oyasum, and instead of "good morning" - ohayo;
- he who hears the hymn must answer;
- true animeshniki always happily nyayut.
The motto of anime-makers
Us by the sounds recognize:
Nya kawai, nya kawai
We are the horn for the whole tram:
Nya kawai, nya kawai
Never forget
Nya kawai, nya kawai,
Better not bother us,
And it will be
N-kawai!
You will get problems!
Again we will begin to nurse,
Get on our way,
We shall be together
Nah, kawai!