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He said, “Come on, son! Hustle! Di di mau, goddamn it!” And then, laughing, “What part of ‘di di mau’ don’t you understand?” Apparently he was quoting ‘The Simpsons.’:) On the 4th July All American Gamer Patriot Video Game Flag T-Shirt But I will love this war theme, from Japan, you used to hear “banzai!” and “kamikaze” a lot. And there’s “gung ho” from China. “Long time no see” is thought to come from either a Native American expression or, more relevantly, Chinese (好久不见) Harakiri has made its way if that counts. Sayonara as well. In Germany we use a few Asian words but not that much. Anime/k pop culture is everywhere so I think its more common nowadays As others have pointed out, they have been. Anime ends up bringing japanese words like otaku and hentai over, though the meanings aren’t always quite the same. In fact, both anime and waifu are interesting words in that they started out as English, got borrowed into Japanese, and then got borrowed back… (Anime in Japan is any animation, waifu is just straight from wife, and otaku has more negative connotations in Japan.) Typhoon is only partly Chinese (t’ai fung a great wind). It’s really from the Greek, after Typhon, father if dangerous winds. Japanese: taifuu. Weirdly enough, there’s a third possibility: tufan occurs in Arabic and Hindi/Urdu as a word for storm or flood, and got into Portuguese as tufão and into European languages that way.

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Well, I’d wager there are fewer Asian loan words in English than Spanish or French mainly due to historic, geographic, and cultural factors. We have a ton of French loan words in large part because the 4th July All American Gamer Patriot Video Game Flag T-Shirt But I will love this French once took over England and that had a lasting impact on our language. Spanish words have become more common due to the US getting tons of Spanish-speaking migrants in for a while now, and the US is pretty influential so everyone picks up some of that. Even though we have strong economic ties with Asia, plenty of Asian immigrants, you don’t have quite that same dynamic going on, so there’s fewer of them. I think the other part is that Chinese words in particular don’t mesh well with the English language – they sound out of place. I think that’s why, food aside, you see more loan words from Japanese, Indian languages, etc – they sound more natural in an English sentence. Like, as an example, I dunno about you, but I’ve met very few Japanese or Indian immigrants who changed their name to an English name; but with Chinese ones, it’s the reverse – nearly all of them took English names when they moved. Chinese names sound silly or clunky in English; I figure that’s why, and it probably goes for other words too, and for loan words from languages more similar to Chinese.