Properly speaking, mikado refers more to the imperial government as a whole and not to the emperor himself and was at any rate already archaic by the time Hirohito came to power. Tenno though should probably be accepted, since we're using the Russian 'tsar' instead of the English.
This is nitpicking, but according to Japanese traditional nomenclature, there was no emperor Hirohito. While Hirohito was the last emperor's personal name, he was referred to strictly as "His Majesty the Emperor" during his lifetime, and after his death he was given the postmortal name "Emperor Showa" under which he is known in Japan today.
would have scored 100% had I known how to spell mullah, I believe I typed mula or mulla. would be accepted in quizzes where humans are going through answers manually. :)
The only American comedy which most Brits get are all those wonderful cartoon series like The Simpsons, South Park, Family Guy, American Dad, Futurama, Archer, King of the Hill and loads of others too. How are those guys so funny, when most US comedy just doesn’t work for the English?
For that matter, why does "most US comedy not work for the English"? Plenty of Yanks love Blackadder, Monty Python, Ab Fab, and other British comedies. Personally, I'm a big fan of Yes Minister.
Seems strange that this shouldn't work in reverse as well.
Or maybe certain individual Brits just prefer their own personal snobbery to the practice of enjoying cultures other than their own.
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The only American comedy which most Brits get are all those wonderful cartoon series like The Simpsons, South Park, Family Guy, American Dad, Futurama, Archer, King of the Hill and loads of others too. How are those guys so funny, when most US comedy just doesn’t work for the English?
Seems strange that this shouldn't work in reverse as well.
Or maybe certain individual Brits just prefer their own personal snobbery to the practice of enjoying cultures other than their own.