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Originally Posted by evanny
Nyoroin. do you rise your kids bi-lingual? i think it is a great chance for kids if their parents come from different speaking countries specially if they live in a country where almost no one is bi-lingual.
in school the kid may swap english for something else and end up speaking 3 or 4 languages.
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Nope. I am that one-in-a-million native English speaker who is not raising their child to be bi-lingual in English and another language. My son can`t speak English - and yes, I`ve heard so many times I cannot even begin to count what a horrible disservice I am doing him, and how awful a mother I am for not teaching him, etc etc.
We all have our reasons.
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so i see why Japanese would be upset because of that. still, have to admit that it is also the country's fault which enables it.
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I don`t really think that Japanese are upset about it, as the only Japanese who really know about it are those who... well, want to reciprocate. The women hanging out at the "easy lay gaijin bars" are the girls who want to take advantage of that. Most of the guys who come to Japan wanting to screw a Japanese girl don`t end up coming into much contact with normal girls, and end up passing around the girls in that circle.