betenoir wrote:I've been watching Densha Otoko (my first japanese drama) and they seem to use the word/phrase "mo-e" (sometimes with more 'e') alot.
Does anyone know what this means?
Thanks!
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"Moe" is a slang phrase that is relatively new, and doesn't really have an English equivalent. I'd think something like, "sweet!" would work, although not for all situations.
betenoir wrote:I've been watching Densha Otoko (my first japanese drama) and they seem to use the word/phrase "mo-e" (sometimes with more 'e') alot.
Does anyone know what this means?
Thanks!
wasn't moe something like an adorable anime girl??? checking... brb to edit:
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~ it was sort of related to it:
Wikipedia wrote:
Moé (–G‚¦ pronounced mo-EH, literally 'budding', as with a plant) is a Japanese slang word originally referring to fetish for or love for female characters in video games or anime and manga. For example, Šá‹¾‚Á–º–G‚¦, meganekko-moe, "glasses-girl moé", describes a person who is attracted to fictional characters with glasses. Since then, the term has come to be used as a general term for a hobby, mania or fetish (non-sexual) – “S“¹–G‚¦, tetsudou-moe, "train moe", is simply a passionate interest in trains. A moekko is a character who could be considered stereotypically moe.
I don't know if I got this right, but it looks like the top left text is ƒJƒoƒLƒbƒN.
kabakikku ƒLƒbƒN kick. It should be baka kikku if you ask me. :crazy2:
I don't know if I got this right, but it looks like the top left text is ƒJƒoƒLƒbƒN.
kabakikku ƒLƒbƒN kick. It should be baka kikku if you ask me. :crazy2:
you do have it right...it's even written in English above the katakana at the top left corner.
Kaba Kick is Russian roulette for kids. The player points the gun at his or her own head and pulls the trigger. Instead of bullets, a pair of feet kick out from the barrel (which is shaped like a pink hippo). If the gun doesn't fire, the player earns points.
Kaba Kick is Russian roulette for kids. The player points the gun at his or her own head and pulls the trigger. Instead of bullets, a pair of feet kick out from the barrel (which is shaped like a pink hippo). If the gun doesn't fire, the player earns points.
Kaba Kick is Russian roulette for kids. The player points the gun at his or her own head and pulls the trigger. Instead of bullets, a pair of feet kick out from the barrel (which is shaped like a pink hippo). If the gun doesn't fire, the player earns points.
krim wrote:anyone care to explain/translate what this is?
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something about a suicide toy... :headscratch:
anyone going to japan soon...oh yeah, kenjilima is going...maybe he can find out how much this toy costs in yen, like finding those rare vending machines in japan...ok, maybe not. :beaten: