It's Japanese stereotype O:

[natsmina]

I got a mail from a friend, and it was written a interesting thing.

By the way, have you seen those Oyabun sketches Himaruya posted on his blog? He seems to be selling the third volume, doesn't he? The question is: How did Japanese fans react to this? The Western Fandom finds this very hilarious and people now call him salesman. I'd like to see

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[kenichi_bokushi]

Ah, that makes sense now! Clever, Himaruya. Very clever.

[natsmina]

Yeah, I think so! Himaruya is awesome...

[tedibe]

I remember this! xD In Spain we also have stereotypes according to the region autonomous community you're from.
For example, Andalusians "are" lazy, Catalonians stingy, Basques and Aragonese rude... etc.
We Galicias are considerated as being silly and ambiguous (this latter is right. Very right xD). In some Latin American countries they call us Spaniards Galicians (no matter where you're actually from) and they have lots of jokes about us as silly people xD

[natsmina]

Oh, being ambiguous? It's the same Japanese stereotype XD
Galicians seem funny people, don't you think?

So I haven't known AragoneseAragonese is "Aragon's" so far...I just realized it when I read your comment! Aragonese! Carmen!!
I'm silly. Latin America people might call me Galicians XD

[tedibe]

In Spain people say that "no se sabe si los gallegos suben o bajan" (we don't know whether they go up or down)
A conversation between a random guy and a Galician:

Random guy: Did you like that film?
Galician: Bueeeeeno~ (Weeeell~)
Random guy: Did you like it or not?
Galician: Bueeeeeno~ (Weeell~)

Another thing we do is replying with questions xD

Random guy: Where were you last night?
Galician: Why should I tell you?
Random guy: Well... I'm just asking...
Galician: And why are you asking that?
Random guy: I'm curious
Galician: And can you guess where I was?
Random guy: ...Please, don't answer with more questions.

Interviewing a Galician is hard xD

> Latin America people might call me Galicians XD
I guess Argentinians would say "sos una gallega" (they say "sos" instead of "eres")

[natsmina]

Che Teresa~! Aw, this is what I know only one of Argentina greetings^^;
sos...S.O.S? No, I'm kidding >w< It might seem natural "soy - sos - es". Hmmm, but I'm rather used this "soy - eres - es"

That's jokes actually funny~~. Bueenoooo,Bueee~noo~~~^0^ Yes, it's like singing!

[meditta]

I love that idea about Denmark's accent. ♥ It does fit him. :3

[natsmina]

Yeah I totally agree with! Denmark's accent makes himself more attractive<3