Say Im Otaku in your own launguage or another

[Ascended Vegeta]

Say Im Otaku in your own language or another.

[Cudwieser]

Tá mé Otaku
I am Otaku
わたしは　オタクです
Soy Otaku

(I am qualified in 3 languages but have mastered none of them )

[Cadian134]

Originally Posted by Cudwieser

Tá mé Otaku
I am Otaku
わたしは　オタクです
Soy Otaku

(I am qualified in 3 languages but have mastered none of them )

impressive.

I've not even mastered one language

[lio-sama]

Now I'm born in Denmark and my ethnicity is Palestinian so i'm going to write both, because they are both my own language
Arabic: أنا أوتاكو
Danish: Jeg er en Otaku

[dorkycats]

Ako ay otaku - I am otaku in Tagalog.

[Dragonlady]

In French... Je suis un otaku
In Spanish... Soy un otaku
In Japanese... Watashi wa otakudesu

[Kumori]

Ana otaku....
Soy un otaku...

[PusoPimp]

Umm....I speak English fluently only but I know some Japanese so.....私はおたくです. That could translate weirdly though since otaku can be translated as meaning a persons house, didn't run it so I don't know....I don't know the kanji for that meaning (if there is one) so I wrote it in hiragana which can go numerous ways.

[Cudwieser]

Originally Posted by PusoPimp

Umm....I speak English fluently only but I know some Japanese so.....私はおたくです. That could translate weirdly though since otaku can be translated as meaning a persons house, didn't run it so I don't know....I don't know the kanji for that meaning (if there is one) so I wrote it in hiragana which can go numerous ways.

The won't be a kanji for otaku as otaku in Japanese is a slang term (in fact it is an insult, but since westerners weren't aware of that it became just another word) and as such isn't in any dictionary. More over otaku, like anime, is now a western word and as such should be written in Katakana, not hiragana unless you are trying to insult someone (which I think I've done ).

[Eruner]

well, I have two ways how to say it, longer:
"Ja som otaku"

and shorter (more common) version:
"som otaku"

Because in Slovak language we don't have to say I, you, he, she, we, they.