Sujet : Re: Panties... -- as of 20 (?) years ago in Japan, young women's [panties] were no longer call that.
De : HenHanna (at) *nospam* devnull.tb (HenHanna)
Groupes : sci.lang alt.usage.englishDate : 03. Jul 2024, 18:24:10
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On 7/2/2024 10:06 PM, Hibou wrote:
Le 02/07/2024 à 16:11, HenHanna a écrit :
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... and speaking of Panties...
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as of 20 (?) years ago in japan,
young women's [panties] were no longer call that.
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They are called "pants" now. (or "shorts")
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is this a "Woke" thing?
Do you have a source for that? Who has been calling them 'pants' and not 'panties'? Japanese women? Why are they speaking English and not Japanese? Is Japanese too difficult for them (it is for me)?
here's a typical sentiment:
下着と言いますね。パンツだと子供っぽいし、パンティだとおやじっぽいし、ショーツだと気取りすぎてるかんじがします。誰かに下着の事を話すときには『ショーツ』ですね。
Panties... -- as of 20 (?) years ago in Japan, young women's [panties] were no longer call that.
Re: Panties... -- as of 20 (?) years ago in Japan, young women's [panties] were no longer call that.