Watashi desu.
but you got it wrong!! HA HA HAH!!!
<edit>I guess technically not...it roughly translates to "I am", or "Me" in Japanese.</edit>
[ 06-13-2001: Message edited by: Daniel Gow ]
Cantor no baka. Ii, Cantor no baka^2.
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Originally posted by Cantor Trinkett:
Um, then would "Watashi wa desu" work better? I'm just starting to learn Japanese and thought I'd see if anyone here would get that.
You'd be short a word. the format is A wa B desu. A is B. You'd have to call yourself something. Watashi wa Hazer desu. I am Hazer.
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Originally posted by diadem:
anata?
You.
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Originally posted by Cantor Trinkett:
baka?
Baka.
Everyone should know what baka is. It's pratically the first word that you learn.... Oh, wait... you're taking actual classes to learn Japanese aren't you? Baka.... Go ask your local otaku about the word baka. It's such a useful word to know....
Where's Ja'Deth when you need him? He know more about this than I do....
Baka. Baka baka. b4k4.
Does no one else here watch anime except me? Or read MegaTokyo?
It must have been a while since I've seen it... I don't remember there being a character named 'Baka'.....
Although seeing it written on Photon's head was rather amusing.... And him writing it on thoes 3 chiq's heads at the end....
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Originally posted by Random Insanity Generator:
*sigh*Baka. Baka baka. b4k4.
Does no one else here watch anime except me? Or read MegaTokyo?
I watch anime, and read MT. I know what it means.
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Originally posted by ChibiDragon:
I watch anime, and read MT. I know what it means.
Yay... Someone who understands!
Ran: Live action movie, Kurasawa's version of Shakespeare's King Lear. NOT ANIME. Ahem.
Akira Kurasawa: One of the greatest directors of all times. NOTE: Has nothing to do with any anime character that has ever been named Akira.
[ 06-13-2001: Message edited by: Theora ]
Translate that one.
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Originally posted by Theora:
Oh dear.Ran: Live action movie, Kurasawa's version of Shakespeare's King Lear. NOT ANIME. Ahem.
Akira Kurasawa: One of the greatest directors of all times. NOTE: Has nothing to do with any anime character that has ever been named Akira.
[ 06-13-2001: Message edited by: Theora ]
Ohhhh.... That's why it wasn't clicking. I know of Kurasawa Akira, but I haven't seen anything.... You just mentioned Ran and the first thing that came to mind was GLR....
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Originally posted by Somo Icewalker:
heso kande shine!Translate that one.
My understanding of japanese is too limited to translate that... however I'd be willing to venture a guess that the word 'death' or 'die' appears...
And I know it's not "You are already dead"...
____ your _____ and die!
Are you trying to kill my belly button?!?
Either that, or you just think it's funny that I don't know it and want me not to know it because you derive pleasure from others misfortunes of which they cannot control!
Either on of those, or you just haven't told me for some other reason.
BTW, what's an otaku?
*Lashanna cacchinat*
Otaku actually means obsessed, but it's become slang for an Anime-Fanatic..
And otaku means home/house literally translated. However it also refers to someone that's obcessed with something and as of late has become an attachment to anime freaks. They're no longet anime fanatics/nuts, they're anime otaku or just otaku simply.... It's messed up, but it's the word we were slapped with...
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Originally posted by Random Insanity Generator:
One of thoes words tranlates (via an on-line dict) to navel...Are you trying to kill my belly button?!?
Not even close. It's "bite your navel and die"
I've been told it's the = to f**k u in English.