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haxxiy on 18 August 2014

Most of the introvert stuff applies only to younger people with japanophile tendencies. I'm not sure they measured a broad sample before doing those word clouds.



 

 

 

 

 

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Frogger on 18 August 2014

Well I'm an extrovert, but I say a lot from both sides. My conversations morph from Pokemon to hooking up to anime to parties in a single go. But I'm also self confident, so don't really have an issue talking to my friends about nerdy shit they don't care about.

I don't like how this seems to make introverts out to be more "interesting" than extroverts.



WhiteEaglePL on 18 August 2014

Lol......intro/outroverts? O.O



HylianSwordsman on 18 August 2014

Look at all that terrible grammar. Extroverts are generally stupid confirmed.



TheWPCTraveler on 18 August 2014
BraveNewWorld said:
DerNebel said:
Geez introverts use a lot of emoticons, also I don't even know half of the words that introverts apparently use so often.

naman
akong
lahat
wala
sakit

???

After a bunch of Googling they appear to be Tagalog words which is a native language of the Philippines.

Naman - again expression of gentle protest or denial; also; rather; really; too; likewise; //"Wala akong sakit" is far different than "Wala naman akong sakit." The reason is simple. The first is a mere declaration, the second is a declaration with implications.
Akong - I; me; I the; me to; me the; even me; me a; I be; am; I am; have; //"Ako" means 'I'; "ng" is affixed to imply the next word is related to "ako."
Lahat - all; altogether; collective; entire ; every; everyone; everything; general; public; total; whole;
Wala - absence; absent; gone; lack; lost; negation; no; none; not any; nothing; zero;
Sakit - abnegation; ache; agony; disease; feeling of pain; illness; pain; physical suffering; sick; sickness; to ache;

As someone from the Philippines, I believe that the meaning I highlighted are technically what the people who say them mean.

I'm also really surprised that there are a lot of Filipino introverts on social media.



 
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TopCat8 on 18 August 2014

Introverts: -_- >_
Extroverts: soo sooo soooo sooooo



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NintendoPie on 18 August 2014

The "extrovert" cloud reminds me of what dudebros would say while playing CoD.



RCTjunkie on 18 August 2014

Introverts just love their electronic entertainment more. It's not better or worse, just different.



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XanderXT on 18 August 2014
DerNebel said:
Geez introverts use a lot of emoticons, also I don't e ven know half of the words that introverts apparently use so often.

naman
akong
lahat
wala
sakit

???


Those are Filipino slang! That means lots of Filipinos are introverts!



XanderXT on 18 August 2014
TheWPCTravel said:
BraveNewWorld said:
DerNebel said:
Geez introverts use a lot of emoticons, also I don't even know half of the words that introverts apparently use so often.

naman
akong
lahat
wala
sakit

???

After a bunch of Googling they appear to be Tagalog words which is a native language of the Philippines.

Naman - again expression of gentle protest or denial; also; rather; really; too; likewise; //"Wala akong sakit" is far different than "Wala naman akong sakit." The reason is simple. The first is a mere declaration, the second is a declaration with implications.
Akong - I; me; I the; me to; me the; even me; me a; I be; am; I am; have; //"Ako" means 'I'; "ng" is affixed to imply the next word is related to "ako."
Lahat - all; altogether; collective; entire ; every; everyone; everything; general; public; total; whole;
Wala - absence; absent; gone; lack; lost; negation; no; none; not any; nothing; zero;
Sakit - abnegation; ache; agony; disease; feeling of pain; illness; pain; physical suffering; sick; sickness; to ache;

As someone from the Philippines, I believe that the meaning I highlighted are technically what the people who say them mean.

I'm also really surprised that there are a lot of Filipino introverts on social media


Wow, another Filipino!