#nihinoya

1. best anime you’ve watched

the best film is probably princess mononoke, the best series is fmab

11. worst 5 characters

in no particular order: yuri plisetsky (yoi), hisoka (hxh) (actually there is a particular order- i hate hisoka the most, absolutely), ging (hxh), jj (yoi), all the characters in hetalia

16. animes you wish had another season

📻 Fave song currently 

yes or yes by twice 🤡🤡🤡

7. three words from your native language that you like the most?

swedish: lagom, hejsan & mysigtturkish: muhabbet, yakamoz & birlikte

10. most enjoyable swear word in your native language?

swedish: fan, rövhål, fittkuk hahahturkish: i actually dont really swear in turkish because my parents yell a lot at me if i do, but.... amina kodugum, götubozuk, yarak askdjhfa

16. which stereotype about your country you hate the most and which one you somewhat agree with?

sweden: like,,, a common swedish stereotype i guess is that we eat meatballs for breakfast dinner and lunch ??? like ? we had a moment where they’d put horse meat in those lil fuckers and since then i dont think anyones really enjoyed them LOL. a stereotype i somewhat agree with is that we dont really argue ? because its kinda true? i mean, some will probably argue back but swedes are really chill and as long as you dont bother them or offend them i guess youre good..........turkey: the stereotype that turkey is a strict muslim country lmao, like yes i’m a muslim, 97% of the country is muslim ,my family are muslim but no one is 100% religious in the country. there are no dresscode rules whatsoever. i like to refer to turkey as a liberal place? and since im not 100% religious either, this kinda bugs me LMFAOO akshf. and a stereotype i agree with is that all turkish men are lazy because true, men are lazy, doesnt matter where you are from, men are just LAZY

18. do you speak with a dialect of your native language?

oH BOY ! yes i do! i’m from a small little urban area in sweden, and its mostly immigrants who live here. and thats not a bad thing, it’s just that there are so many cultures, so many nationalities and ethnicities, so everyone who grew up here has a different swedish dialect. a lot of people think its ugly (i do too) but eh, its kinda ok i guess, as long as people understand each other