So given this last episode - Are witches=Jews? if they are then

>>140712311
>witches=Jews
more like her sister learn that from Jews

>>140712352
From Jewish witches

>>140712311
What is written in Hebrew?

>>140712395
>>140712439
Who write צפור (Honk) instead of ציפור (Bird)?

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And what the hell is Jew's mellow?

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>>140712457
Did someone say honk?

>>140712457
>>140712622
I can't take this propaganda, dropped.

>>140712665
Magical raven calling honk.

>>140712311
Why the fuck this shit in hebrew?

>>140712983
Because its Japs man, for them everything mystical is Jewish.

take https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=70kRojll-3k for example.

Alpeh, Dalet, Zayin - all letters of the Hebrew alphabet.
Zaphkiel, An angel from Jewish mythology, his name means God's knowledge.

Japan loves to throw in Jewish words for mythological shit.

>>140713194
Also, the letter Zayin is literally how you pronounce dick in Hebrew. so whenever clock says Zayin feel free to imagine she's saying she wants dick.

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>>140712457

Huh, so it's Hebrew? I assumed it was upside-down Katakana.

Looking at it now though, that's even more wrong than I originally thought, since that'd be ルコス which would be rukosu, which comes kind of close to a jumble of karasu (crow).

And I thought I was clever. Still, interesting how similar the Hebrew characters are to the Katakana characters, although maybe it's just the way her sister wrote them..

>>140713709
Some hebrew characters are so similar to Katakana it inspired retarded theories how it might not be a coincidence. Look it up.

Japanese are so clued in. It's pretty awesome.

>>140714642

Ahaha, this is silly.

"Japanese Linguists are unsure of the origins of katakana.

Hebrew scholars have been quite surprised to find out that as many as 300 katakana characters and many Japanese expressions, used in the daily conversation in Japan, have a possible Hebrew connection."

Yes, very unsure of how they originated from several Kanji. There's even a section on Wikipedia talking about its origins with all the Kanji they originate from.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/0c/Katakana_origine.svg

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>>140714979
>300 katakana characters