Does your language have a word for "mansplaining?"

no our sjws don't bother to translate these buzzwords words so when you see one of these come up hee in germany you quickly know we've been blessed by gifts from overseas again

>>77848878
You're welcome, friend

>>77848846
Nope, Feminism here is proper feminism and we don't have feminists trying to prove nothing by doing stupid protests, instead we have them actually fight for equality by making proper statements and arguments and honestly, they probably succeeded already, since you see a lot of women doing the same jobs as everyone.

Hell, i tried joining the navy once and about 70% of the people applying to engineer jobs were women.

Nope, thank God my nation is based

>>77848846
No, we don't need words for stupid concepts

Nope

>>77848878
warum mansplainst du so?

No.But I watched about the article about mansplaining.
They used English name''manspaining''(マンスプレイニング) as it is.

>>77850708
>https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%83%9E%E3%83%B3%E3%82%B9%E3%83%97%E3%83%AC%E3%82%A4%E3%83%8B%E3%83%B3%E3%82%B0
Holy shit.

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>>77850821
>複数の場所で同時に使用されるようになった新語なので、その起源を立証するのは難しい[9]。この言葉は2008年か2009年に最初に使用されたものと考えられている[10]。
レベッカ・ソルニットは2008年4月に発表したエッセイ「Men who explain things」

We have הסגברה, which regardless of the meaning or conotation of the word, is a really clever word play and better than the original in English.