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excuse me, where can i find a website that has a detective conan live action series? :shamefulcry:

dimarkitekt13 wrote:excuse me, where can i find a website that has a detective conan live action series? :shamefulcry:

Why on earth would you post that here?

Anyway, try www.silentregrets.com

Anime Dad wrote:

Why on earth would you post that here?

Anyway, try www.silentregrets.com

i just want to watch it, of course it can't be played here... that is why i'm asking to watch it somewhere else... but thanks... hehehe...

mmm :headscratch:

kenjilina wrote:mmm :headscratch:

Now we know who was driving the car in your avatar. Obviously, the airbag wasn't working! [/list:u]

i also wanna learn japanese,, i hope this thread could be a lot of help... onegai minna... :mrgreen:

gaijinmark wrote: Now we know who was driving the car in your avatar. Obviously, the airbag wasn't working! [/list:u]

:hehe: i just don't understand how some people's minds work....

Help!

What is the male counterpart of "hime"?

Or rather, what is the most appropriate word for "prince"? I mean, the one sounds most prince-charming like.. (gomen for the cheesy stuff :sweat: I have no idea how else to explain it.)

obentou wrote:Help!

What is the male counterpart of "hime"?

Or rather, what is the most appropriate word for "prince"? I mean, the one sounds most prince-charming like.. (gomen for the cheesy stuff :sweat: I have no idea how else to explain it.)

prince in japanese should be ouji (as the title for prince of tennis is tennis no uuji sama) :hehe: since you asked about prince charming, i have no idea :headscratch: but the literal translation for prince is ouji

obentou wrote:Help!

What is the male counterpart of "hime"?

Or rather, what is the most appropriate word for "prince"? I mean, the one sounds most prince-charming like.. (gomen for the cheesy stuff :sweat: I have no idea how else to explain it.)

I've seen a couple of members use "hime" in referring to Matsujun... What does that say? :hehe:

According to the dictionary, the equivalent is "oji."

@ chiba
So it really is "oji", huh.. Sigh. Was hesitating on using it since it doesn't sound too princely.. more like calling my uncle or something. :) So a prince is oji-sama? Thanks. :mrgreen:

@ Uncle Beem
LOL Matsujun..hime? :rofl: They must think he is that adorable. :hehe:

obentou wrote:@ chibaSo it really is "oji", huh.. Sigh. Was hesitating on using it since it doesn't sound too princely.. more like calling my uncle or something. :) So a prince is oji-sama? Thanks. :mrgreen:

Apparently so... I guess it depends on the context used in regards to the meaning...

@ Uncle Beem
LOL Matsujun..hime? :rofl: They must think he is that adorable. :hehe:

Bleah. :bleh:

bmwracer wrote:

obentou wrote:@ Uncle Beem
LOL Matsujun..hime? :rofl: They must think he is that adorable. :hehe:

Bleah. :bleh:

like it or not beem, you see hime (him (:mrgreen: sorry couldn't resist)) a LOT in jpn.

niko2x wrote:like it or not beem, you see hime (him (:mrgreen: sorry couldn't resist)) a LOT in jpn.

Eeee, don't ruin my rose-colored fantasies about Japan.... :sweat:

obentou wrote:@ chiba
So it really is "oji", huh.. Sigh. Was hesitating on using it since it doesn't sound too princely.. more like calling my uncle or something. :) So a prince is oji-sama? Thanks. :mrgreen:

Yeah...it sounds like oyaji (old man) :bleh: :hehe:

Not just old man :grumble:

e–ê [‚¨‚₶] oyaji (gikun) (n) one's father/old man/one's boss

Anime Dad wrote:Not just old man :grumble:

e–ê [‚¨‚₶] oyaji (gikun) (n) one's father/old man/one's boss

gomen :sweat: suddenly u become sensitive :sweat: :headscratch:

LOL, Wyn-chan calls me A-oyaji :P I'm not an old man :grumble:

Anime Dad wrote:LOL, Wyn-chan calls me A-oyaji :P I'm not an old man :grumble:

A VERY BIG gomen for you Anime Dad!! :bow: :bow:
if thats the case
oyaji = wise + noble + great + experienced man :hehe:

how to say "nice to meet u,can i meet u again?"