What dramas are you currently watching?

Wynter wrote:Give it a rest.

Gomen, can't do it.

bmwracer wrote:
Gomen, can't do it.

Why not? Are you purposely trying to force me to edit all my posts? When someone jokes about my typing, it's fine. And it's always funny. When someone is just pointing out all my mistakes, it's rude AND annoying.

I'm sorry if I don't type perfectly for you.

Wynter wrote:O, Noriyuki-san. :smitten: :inlove:

On Topic: IWGP epi 6. Tomoya ...

It's kind of interesting to see him so young, relative to today....not that he's old or anything....Satoshi Tsumabuki also has a supporting role...that was pretty funny.

Wynter wrote:O, Noriyuki-san. :smitten: :inlove:

On Topic: IWGP epi 6. Tomoya without a shirt. SQEUAL!!!!

I have to say that I strongly feel the same about both the above sentiments. :mrgreen:

Drat, I was hoping to watch episode 5 of Kuitan 2, but tonight there's 2 episodes of Coronation Street on tv, so I won't have time. :grumble:
(Yeah, some people think Coronation Street is crap - but I love it, so there).

Tu_triky wrote:

It's kind of interesting to see him so young, relative to today....not that he's old or anything....Satoshi Tsumabuki also has a supporting role...that was pretty funny.

Yes I saw! He looked so young! :inlove: There are a lot of well-known actors popping up. I just finished epi 5 with Furuta Shinta.

Wynter wrote:

Yes I saw! He looked so young! :inlove: There are a lot of well-known actors popping up. I just finished epi 5 with Furuta Shinta.

This drama is based on a manga, as our many others....it's funny to see Satoshi Tsumabuki playing a yakuza shatei <yakuza apprentice>...since he always plays those good guy characters that everybody is so fond of...

:victory: IWGP rocks! (and KisarazuLs CatLs Eye and Tiger and Dragon).

ILm going to check out Mirai Koshi Meguru ep4 now - so far, itLs the weakest Kudo Kankuro I have seen :shamefulcry: , and itLs not only Fukada KyokoLs fault :sweat: . But it has some surreal moments :victory:

EstherM wrote::victory: IWGP rocks! (and KisarazuLs CatLs Eye and Tiger and Dragon).

ILm going to check out Mirai Koshi Meguru ep4 now - so far, itLs the weakest Kudo Kankuro I have seen :shamefulcry: , and itLs not only Fukada KyokoLs fault :sweat: . But it has some surreal moments :victory:

Yeah that's what you've been saying along with a few others.

Wynter, are you paying attention?

BMW

Jiko Keisatsu 2, Episode 2.

It's Jikou, not "Jiko"

And you call yourself an engineer.

By the way... almost done? Almost finished? (I didn't watch 1-5 so I'd have something to look forward to.)

EstherM wrote::victory: IWGP rocks! (and KisarazuLs CatLs Eye and Tiger and Dragon).

Spoiler — click to reveal

Did you see the special...the part where the one guy sings the theme song from Tiger and Dragon was fuggin' hilarious.

Geezer wrote:Wynter, are you paying attention?

>>wipes drool<<

Sorry, what? >>sheepish<<

Never mind.

Go back to your Tomoya-ing.

Geezer wrote:Never mind.

:pout:

Go back to your Tomoya-ing.

O, if I must. :beaten:

Episode 7 of Tomoya-sighting. I mean(!) of IWGP.

Geezer wrote:Wynter, are you paying attention?

BMW

Jiko Keisatsu 2, Episode 2.

It's Jikou, not "Jiko"

And you call yourself an engineer.

It depends on who you talk to.

There's several schools of thought on the Romaji:

From Wiki:
The following methods of representing long vowels also commonly occur:

* Oh for ‚¨‚¨ or ‚¨‚¤ (Hepburn &#333;). This is sometimes known as "passport Hepburn", as the Japanese Foreign Ministry has authorized (but not required) this usage in passports
* Ou for ‚¨‚¤ (also Hepburn &#333;). This is also an example of w&#257;puro r&#333;maji.
* &#212; for ‚¨‚¨ or ‚¨‚¤ (Hepburn &#333;). This is valid Nihon-shiki and Kunrei-shiki, but occasionally occurs in otherwise Hepburn-romanized words (as described above).

By the way... almost done? Almost finished? (I didn't watch 1-5 so I'd have something to look forward to.)

It would be in the mail today, but the post office is closed... :sweat:

^ That romaji stuff is understandable, but I sometimes wish that there was a standard for it that people stick too. This site is famous for weird romaji stuff and I wish I could edit it myself because it gets annoying. Especially when there are errors.

On topic: Um, Kuitan 1, episode 2. I'll get to that some time today since I have the day off. :victory:

cori wrote:^ That romaji stuff is understandable, but I sometimes wish that there was a standard for it that people stick too. This site is famous for weird romaji stuff and I wish I could edit it myself because it gets annoying. Especially when there are errors.

Please point them out to me and I'll fix them! There are so many places where drama titles will use the "u" or drop it, and this goes with artiste names too. So frustrating.

Wynter wrote:Please point them out to me and I'll fix them! There are so many places where drama titles will use the "u" or drop it, and this goes with artiste names too. So frustrating.

It depends on who's doing the Romaji for that show's title... I never use the "ou," only "o," to be consistent... :)

Wynter wrote:

Please point them out to me and I'll fix them! There are so many places where drama titles will use the "u" or drop it, and this goes with artiste names too. So frustrating.

I can think of only one at the moment, but I'll post it in the correct thread. :)

bmwracer wrote:
It depends on who's doing the Romaji for that show's title... I never use the "ou," only "o," to be consistent... :)

That's the problem, there's no set person doing the Romaji. It's awkward with names, too. Like Ryo. On some sites, for the same person, you'll see "Ryo", but then you'll see "Ryou" on other sites. It makes it hard to decide which to use. :sweat:

Wynter wrote:

That's the problem, there's no set person doing the Romaji. It's awkward with names, too. Like Ryo. On some sites, for the same person, you'll see "Ryo", but then you'll see "Ryou" on other sites. It makes it hard to decide which to use. :sweat:

The o/u thing, I don't have a problem with, but if you're typing it out in Japanese, then it causes a problem. If I had my way, I'd add the "u" at the end, but it's going to be a lot of editing for you. And a lot of checking each and every drama/actor for me. :sweat: