Hellbourne wrote:—ˆ‹q y‚ç‚¢‚©‚z (raikaku) - visitor
It's actually [‚ç‚¢‚«‚á‚] ;)
Anywho...
â܈ø‚« [‚‚¶‚Ñ‚«] kujibiki; a lottery, to take a ball from a lottery barrel (like the ones that are in front of stores in Japan sometimes)
Started by tabana · 16 Oct 2005 · 1,980 replies
Hellbourne wrote:—ˆ‹q y‚ç‚¢‚©‚z (raikaku) - visitor
kokuou wrote:
It's actually [‚ç‚¢‚«‚á‚] ;)
yamete_evie wrote:...hope I'm playing the game right! :mrgreen:
tabana wrote:
Perfect! :)
ˆù‚݉® [‚݂̂â] nomiya; (n) bar/saloon
tabana wrote:‹ù [‚‚µ] kushi; (n) comb/(P)
akidd_yo wrote:‚Ý‚è‚å‚y–£—Íz : charm, appeal
MIRYUKU
loris wrote:
shirage - ”’”¯ [‚µ‚炪] /(n) white or grey hair (gray)/trendy hair bleaching/(P)/
tabana wrote:I think I'm running out of words beginning with ku :sweat:
‹å”è [‚‚Ð] kuhi; (n) slab with a haiku cut on it
supermidget wrote:
•\–Ê’£—Í@y‚Ђ傤‚ß‚ñ‚¿‚傤‚è‚å‚z (hyoumenchouryoku) ~ Surface tension
muhahaha :twisted:
tabana wrote:
:hehe: Found one!
‰º‚µ–ò [‚‚¾‚µ‚®‚·‚è] kudashigusuri; (n) laxative
supermidget wrote:—Šw@y‚肪‚z (rigaku) ~ physical science
loris wrote:
kusaku - ‹åì [‚‚³‚] /(n) composing haiku poems/
supermidget wrote:
haha nice one! :-) Reminds me of a friend of mine who's name is Gerrie which transcribed in Japanese is ‚°‚è@„@‰º—Ÿ meaning diahrea (how to spell?)
tabana wrote:
LOL.
I guess there are no kids named Gerrie in Japan. :hehe:
As for diarrhea, don't worry about the spelling, it's almost as fun to write than to have one. :beaten:
‰Ê•¨âÄ [‚‚¾‚à‚Ì‚©‚²] kudamonokago; fruit basket
tabana wrote:Almost the same thing as my previous word :ashamed:
‰Ê•¨‰® [‚‚¾‚à‚Ì‚â] kudamonoya; fruit store
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