Re:Have young people in Japan stopped having sex?
by archangel_one on Sunday October 20, 2013 @05:47AM
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Does to me; I guess I think of it as either an adjective or referring to the language. While this usage is technically correct, I think I'd always say "Japanese person".
I don't really have a good explanation though of why it's different to "American" or "Canadian" in that regard. Maybe just it's less common for some reason.
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Re:Have young people in Japan stopped having sex?
by thaumasiotes on Sunday October 20, 2013 @06:34AM
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Personally, I don't have a problem with the form "I'm married to a Japanese" (this usage comes up a lot for me, although I'm generally referring to Chinese rather than Japanese). But if I were to avoid it, I definitely wouldn't say "I'm married to a Japanese person". I'd say "My wife is Japanese".