shiritori - Word Game

malaujai wrote:chisai [’nÙ] [‚¿‚³‚¢] (n) district court;

ˆË‹’ [‚¢‚«‚å] ikyo; (n) dependence

yonjyo [‚æ‚ñ‚¶‚å] [Žl—] (n) fourth-born daughter

Cool. I didn't know there was such a word. :thumbsup:

—Ž™ [‚¶‚傶] joji; (n) baby girl / primary schoolgirl

tabana wrote:Cool. I didn't know there was such a word. :thumbsup:

—Ž™ [‚¶‚傶] joji; (n) baby girl / primary schoolgirl

Ž©‰ó y‚¶‚©‚¢z jikai (n) disintegration

Azumi wrote:

Ž©‰ó y‚¶‚©‚¢z jikai (n) disintegration

ŠC”n y‚©‚¢‚΁z kaiba (n) seahorse

”k [‚΂Î] baba; (n) old woman/hag

I always found this one funny in dramas. :hehe:

tabana wrote:”k [‚΂Î] baba; (n) old woman/hag

I always found this one funny in dramas. :hehe:

yeah :hehe:

”nŒ” [‚΂¯‚ñ] baken; (n) Betting ticket

atata wrote:
yeah :hehe:
”nŒ” [‚΂¯‚ñ] baken; (n) Betting ticket

Sorry to tell you this, but you lost this round. :puppydog:
A player who plays a word ending in the syllable N (‚ñ) loses the game.

I'll start again. :)

‹¼”ž [‚»‚Î] soba; (n) soba (buckwheat noodles)

”k [‚΂Î] baba; (n) old woman/hag :beaten:

Azumi wrote:”k [‚΂Î] baba; (n) old woman/hag :beaten:

Amazing. On the same page even! -_- --> no reusing words. Anyway I think some words have been reused over time already, but I guess no one wants to check the whole topic each time :P

supermidget wrote:Amazing. On the same page even! -_- --> no reusing words. Anyway I think some words have been reused over time already, but I guess no one wants to check the whole topic each time :P

Someone should post a summary. Not me! I'm too lazy! :hehe:

Yeah... I'm too lazy too. :beaten:

Since we started a new game, I guess it's ok. Still... new words are better, since this is mostly used for learning new stuff. :)

”nŽh‚µ [‚΂³‚µ] basashi; (n) raw horsemeat dish

I'm trying to remember that one, so I don't end up eating it. :hehe:

Ž‘Šio‚µ‚©‚­p- shikaku
"requirements, qualifications" :woot: i LOVE this game.

Cool! :woot: :thumbsup:


èòŠª‚« [‚­‚Ñ‚Ü‚«] kubimaki; (n) muffler (the apparel)

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I don't know if the kanji is correct though. I haven't found anything. :headscratch: Only using the kana.

tabana wrote:Yeah... I'm too lazy too. :beaten:

Since we started a new game, I guess it's ok. Still... new words are better, since this is mostly used for learning new stuff. :)

”nŽh‚µ [‚΂³‚µ] basashi; (n) raw horsemeat dish

I'm trying to remember that one, so I don't end up eating it. :hehe:

it's actually pretty tasty... it sounds gross but it's just like sashimi... raw fish. Very thin slices. it's good (als with soy sauce)

Actually eating raw "mamals" isn't a strange thing to westerners either right? Think of half done beef... in Europe (at least I know of belgium and holland) we also have "Filét Américain" which is raw beef paste, supposedly from america but it's not. I don't know if you actually have that over there in the US... (/edit or canada)

Thanks for the info. :)

I've heard about uncooked beef. One of my friend even order some in a French restaurant once. It was all shredded and full of spices. He said that was the best thing he ever ate, so... :sweat: I'm a little bit scared of this thing though. I hear all those horrors stories of people who got sick eating half cooked hamburgers, because there's some kind of bacteria in the beef. I think it's E. coli. :bleh:

If it's good, I might try it someday. The Japanese kitchens are usually very clean, so there's less chance of getting sick.
If I remember correctly, I think they sell Ice Cream with raw horsemeat too, in Japan. :headscratch:

tabana wrote:Thanks for the info. :)

I've heard about uncooked beef. One of my friend even order some in a French restaurant once. It was all shredded and full of spices. He said that was the best thing he ever ate, so... :sweat: I'm a little bit scared of this thing though. I hear all those horrors stories of people who got sick eating half cooked hamburgers, because there's some kind of bacteria in the beef. I think it's E. coli. :bleh:

If it's good, I might try it someday. The Japanese kitchens are usually very clean, so there's less chance of getting sick.
If I remember correctly, I think they sell Ice Cream with raw horsemeat too, in Japan. :headscratch:

hehe... they invent all kinds of things in japan, luckily not all make it into mainstream products. But there's just some things that can be eaten raw without any danger and other things that just need to be cooked. If it's served raw in a restaurant (purposely ;)) it's really safe. Raw eggs are also quite common in japan actually, or just partially boiled ones. I was really scared to eat one (also because in Holland you can't eat raw eggs because of salmonella), but I did and it wasn't that bad. At least - I kept it in hehe :beaten:

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‹Ù’£@y‚«‚ñ‚¿‚傤z (kinchou) tension; nervousness


edit: the kanji for kubimaki are: ŽñŠª (litterally: "neck wrapper")

Oh yeah. I've seen people on TV, who ate raw eggs on rice for breakfast. I was a little bit scared of salmonella too. For them anyway. :mrgreen:

Thanks for ŽñŠª. Found more stuff with this one. One of the many reasons I don't fully trust edict. :puppydog:

‹Ù’£@y‚«‚ñ‚¿‚傤z (kinchou) tension; nervousness

Žó‚¯•t‚¯ [‚¤‚¯‚‚¯] uketsuke; (n) receipt/acceptance/reception (desk)/information desk/

I am sorry about the copy and paste earlier. :say_sorry: :bow: :shamefulcry:

ŒxŽ@ y‚¯‚¢‚³‚‚µ‚åz keisatsusho ` police station

tabana wrote:
Sorry to tell you this, but you lost this round. :puppydog:
A player who plays a word ending in the syllable N (‚ñ) loses the game.

I'll start again. :)

‹¼”ž [‚»‚Î] soba; (n) soba (buckwheat noodles)

it's alright. i totally forgot about the rules..LOL :bonk: :beaten:
got too engaged thinking about the next word. :sweat: