Orange Days

6 Oct 2006, 12:06 #321

thtl wrote:

Now, now... It wasn't that bad. At the very least the viewer gets a glimsp of the Japanese education system, as well as the rather cute Saeko. :victory:

That we did.

Yes....Saeko is pretty cute.
Hope she'll be cute in the Backdancers! movie as well :fingerscrossed:

6 Oct 2006, 12:22 #322

they're making a movie with same leads from this dorama :woot:
DORORO? or DODORO? or was it DORODORO?
I think its like a period drama/movie or maybe action

6 Oct 2006, 12:23 #323

BOGCHI wrote:they're making a movie with same leads from this dorama :woot:
DORORO? or DODORO? or was it DORODORO?
I think its like a period drama/movie or maybe action

uhh.............who??? :beaten: :beaten:

6 Oct 2006, 12:23 #324

BOGCHI wrote:they're making a movie with same leads from this dorama :woot:
DORORO? or DODORO? or was it DORODORO?
I think its like a period drama/movie or maybe action

you mean kou and satoshi?!

6 Oct 2006, 12:24 #325

yup kou and satoshi

6 Oct 2006, 12:25 #326

Shindou wrote:

you mean kou and satoshi?!

yeah.....they're both in Dororo

6 Oct 2006, 12:31 #327

Tu_triky wrote:

yeah.....they're both in Dororo

awesome, i'll keep an eye out for it

6 Oct 2006, 12:37 #328

Shindou wrote:

awesome, i'll keep an eye out for it

Satoshi also has another film project Nada Soso....where he acts alongside Masami Nagasawa

6 Oct 2006, 12:43 #329

BOGCHI wrote:
thanks for the heads up
I was planning to watch this soon.. but I guess it'll be A LOT later

Out of all the recent school dramas, I thought Dragon Zakura was the best. Much better than Gokusen 2. At least it has a plot that progresses instead of just having a fight in every episode. For me it was one of the better dramas this season and well worth watching. Great eye candy too. :naughty:

6 Oct 2006, 14:48 #330

Shindou wrote:

awesome, i'll keep an eye out for it

i think its coming out next year though..
cant wait

7 Oct 2006, 02:03 #331

BOGCHI wrote:yup kou and satoshi

Are they engaged irl?

7 Oct 2006, 02:56 #332

Wynter wrote:

Are they engaged irl?

no but they're a couple

7 Oct 2006, 06:22 #333

Tu_triky wrote:

no but they're a couple

really? lucky guy

but a good actor and a good actress.. I guess they match

7 Oct 2006, 06:23 #334

BOGCHI wrote:
really? lucky guy

but a good actor and a good actress.. I guess they match

yeah....they each have talent

12 Oct 2006, 10:43 #335

is there a different sign language for Japanese and English?
'cuz i thought sign language was the same for every language.
but then I saw this thing.. a review about this dorama
and it said "you'll learn a lot about Japanese sign language"
so I thought.. there's a diff. sign language for Japanese?

12 Oct 2006, 10:46 #336

BOGCHI wrote:is there a different sign language for Japanese and English?
'cuz i thought sign language was the same for every language.
but then I saw this thing.. a review about this dorama
and it said "you'll learn a lot about Japanese sign language"
so I thought.. there's a diff. sign language for Japanese?

they're different types of sign language.

12 Oct 2006, 10:51 #337

Tu_triky wrote:

they're different types of sign language.

meaning.. if two deaf people from different countries does sign language
they wouldn't undestand each other?

12 Oct 2006, 10:54 #338

yup sadly they won't...

12 Oct 2006, 10:54 #339

BOGCHI wrote:
meaning.. if two deaf people from different countries does sign language
they wouldn't undestand each other?

yes, i think there are variations of sign language:

"Different Sign Languages have developed in different countries where Deaf communities exist, for instance British Sign Language (BSL), American Sign Language (ASL), Ethiopian Sign Language (ESL), South African Sign Language (SASL), etc. Sign Language is not universal or international as many people incorrectly believe. Sign Lanugages are living languages made by real people - the Deaf - making them dynamic, constantly changing and developing, like any natural human language which is capable of developing new vocabulary when needed."

http://www.deafsa.co.za/htm/signlanguage.htm

12 Oct 2006, 10:55 #340

BOGCHI wrote:is there a different sign language for Japanese and English?
'cuz i thought sign language was the same for every language.
but then I saw this thing.. a review about this dorama
and it said "you'll learn a lot about Japanese sign language"
so I thought.. there's a diff. sign language for Japanese?

Different languages have different structures and ways of expression, so a universal sign language is very unlikely. As a matter of fact even among the Japanese there are variants of sign languages, such as the Kansai-ban (Kansai dialect) sign language.

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