renzhexiangjiao replypiefed.blahaj.zone3Hide 3 repliesor "Marry Skibidi Miku" or "Mary Skibidi Miku"11
hakase replylemmy.zip2Hide 2 repliesNot quite. "Marry" is usually マリー, and Mary is メアリー. That is to say, Japanese borrowings preserve the "merry, marry, Mary" distinction.9
renzhexiangjiao replypiefed.blahaj.zone1Hide 1 replyyou're right, but in the case of name Mary both メアリー and メリー are possible example sentences containing メリー メリー on wikipedia 英語のMary（メアリー）が、米国式発音から日本では「メリー」と読まれることがある。 sorry I'm arguing too seriously about such an insignificant thing3
GGalacticSushi lemmy.blahaj.zoneI met a non-binary prospector once. They told me "there's gold in them/their hills!"24
Is that username “Merry Skibidi Miku?”
or "Marry Skibidi Miku"
or "Mary Skibidi Miku"
Not quite. "Marry" is usually マリー, and Mary is メアリー. That is to say, Japanese borrowings preserve the "merry, marry, Mary" distinction.
you're right, but in the case of name Mary both メアリー and メリー are possible
example sentences containing メリー
メリー on wikipedia
sorry I'm arguing too seriously about such an insignificant thing
It's completely fair - I'm the one who nitpicked you in the first place! :)
Yes
I met a non-binary prospector once. They told me "there's gold in them/their hills!"
This joke is the entire basis of a movie
Well don't leave me hanging, what movie?
They/Them
this movie is so great <3 <3
Is it true that all nonbinary people work for slenderman?