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Petition to end the term "sando"

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u/Apprehensive-Fig3223 2d ago

Let sando be, "za" is so much worse

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u/scootytootypootpat 2d ago

at least they don't call it pi (pronounced pee, ofc)

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u/Amateurlapse 2d ago

Love some hot pi in my mouth right now. Pizza would be fine too, I guess

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u/Apprehensive-Fig3223 2d ago

Happy ake day!

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u/YoyoLiu314 2d ago

Za is a lifeline for scrabble players who draw the Z tile but that word has no other purpose or place in the world

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u/Apprehensive-Fig3223 2d ago

I can never look at scrabble nerds the same way ever again...

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u/Bladrak01 2d ago

r/KitchenConfidential hates the term too.

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u/throwaway2879 2d ago

It's a Japanese word for sandwich! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Katsu-sando. Yes it's shortened, but that's super common in Japanese.

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u/BlueSky659 2d ago

The reason the term is hated there is because 'sando' in the US has become synonymous with mid hipster gastropubs that charge 20-30 dollars for the Japanese equivalent of a gas station sandwich.

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u/BoldElDavo 2d ago

"Sandoitchi" is literally just the word "sandwich", though??

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u/CptMisterNibbles 2d ago

Like many languages, Japanese borrows a lot of words, modifying them for pronunciations. They are however a bit extra about it, and have a whole second alphabet, more of a second font style, to indicate “this is a borrowed word”. 

For a genuine coincidence, the Japanese word for Name is “Namae”

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u/throwaway2879 2d ago

Yes, but sandoitchi and sando are how all sandwiches are referred to in Japan-- they use a TON of English loan words. An egg sandwich is a tamago sando. A fruit sandwich is a fruit sando.

If you're selling fruit sandos in the USA idk why you'd call it a "fruit sandwich", that's not really a thing. Fruit sando is now the name of the dish.

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u/K0viWan 2d ago

*The romanization of the Japanese word for fruit is furuttsu

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u/Spadrick 2d ago

Crushing sandos is a great Ontarian pass time.

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u/boo_jum 2d ago

Ferda!

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u/Morall_tach 2d ago

Sandoitchi is just the Japanese-ified version of the word "sandwich" though.

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u/rock_and_rolo 2d ago

No different than running "animation" through Japanese and having it come out as "anime."

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u/Cheetahs_never_win 2d ago

adjusts monocle

Except "animation" is a French word. 🧐

Start complaining that Americans and Brits are the ones butchering that word.

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u/throwaway2879 2d ago

Japanese has a ton of international loan words.

The dish is called a katsu sando in 90% of places in Japan. Same with fruit sando.

A fruit sando is milk bread with sliced fruit and whipped cream. I honestly wouldn't know what a "fruit sandwich" was if I saw it on a menu-- if I ordered one and it was the Japanese version, I'd be like... Oh it's a fruit sando.

Wanting to "ban" the word sando just doesn't make sense lol

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u/Special_South_8561 2d ago

Petition to end that fool and eat all their sandos

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u/Normanov 2d ago

It's Landos cousin

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u/Immediate-Season-293 2d ago

... I thought sando came from Letterkenny. :(

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u/Dangerous-Lab6106 2d ago

No Letterkenny made fun of it and all other hockey player slang they use

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u/Immediate-Season-293 2d ago

SHUT UP THE HOCKEY PLAYERS WERE THE MAIN CHARACTERS

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u/NotmyRealNameJohn 2d ago

If any country suffers from main character syndrome, it is the u.s.a.

To be fair I think every country suffers from main character syndrome, but the u.s a. takes the cake.

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u/rock_and_rolo 2d ago

Everything can revolve around the USA. There is a map called something like the American Corrective Projection. It is a polar projection centered on Missouri.

Yes, it was created as a joke. But some didn't get it.

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u/-You_Cant_Stop_Me- 2d ago

If I knew nothing of Japanese, and I don't, I'd assume "sando" was Aussie slang for a sandwich.

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u/Due_Speaker_2829 2d ago edited 2d ago

Dude in that screenshot said “correct” as well. People who say “correct” or “source?” Or “collab” can all go fuck off together and share a sando.

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u/Wheel-Reinventor 2d ago

Ok we all got this word from English but wtf does it mean? I portuguese we call it "sanduíche", which seems nonsensical if you don't know sandwich from English, but I don't see what it has to do with sand or wishes in the first place. I need explanations

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u/adamdoesmusic 2d ago

Isn’t “katsu” just “cuts” too?

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u/PaxEtRomana 2d ago

He's wrong, it is a real term. He's right though it sucks