Do most Japanese who are good at English, like only talkative outgoing English speakers?

Question

I've had great conversations with japanese who are just English beginners.. i talk to them in japanese and they are nice. But whenever i've met or voice chatted with ones that are advanced English learners they are so mean and racist.

For example i'm hispanic and with accent but i was never born in latin america and they treat me like i'm not real American, they even say it....and then cause i'm not white and cause i'm not sassy and outgoing and i speak slow , they treat me like i'm just a dumb crapo who doesn't speak english and is not American.

Does this attitude of advanced english speakers come from the Advertising of English that they get in Japan? I'm mean, from hollywood to ESL schools what they see as real American is outgoing loud Americans who speak fast and dont have accents. But many of us are not like that...

Answer 1

What the hell? NO. I know heaps of Japanese people who are GREAT at English and they don't treat me like crap. It's probably the way you're acting towards them, you're probably acting like you're surprised they can speak English or something and they don't like it. The Japanese are ridiculously smart you know. Don't mess with them.

Answer 2

A man who makes use of the phrase diligent and who can write more than one paragraphs with none inverted letters isn't dyslexic and does not have a deficient vocabulary. Your fundamental quandary is that finding out a international language that's as unique as Japanese is (from English and Spanish) is DIFFICULT and you wish to have difficult paintings to upgrade. Whether you went from Spanish to English, then forgot Spanish, then directly to Portuguese, and forgot English, some thing --- all that is entirely inappropriate.

Answer 3

huh. i have no idea, but one thing to keep in mind is that Japan is still a fairly homogeneous country, they have a very small amount of non-Japanese people there and they still can sometimes be racist. however, i have met many Japanese people who speak excellent English and were perfectly nice; it might depend where you live and how they are treated where you are too, not just the other way around.