Yes, that's it! Thank you. :bow: Mite mite is a purikura chain all across Japan. I saw it on TV a long time ago. www.mitemite.ne.jp
ˆæ [‚¢‚«] iki; (n) region / limits / level
ˆæ [‚¢‚«] iki; (n) region / limits / level
shiritori - Word Game
Started by tabana · 16 Oct 2005 · 1,980 replies
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‚ ‚肪‚Æ‚¤B :woot: :dancing:
‹CŽ‚¿@[‚«‚à‚¿]@kimochi; (n) feeling
i also heard about that 'ƒvƒŠƒNƒ‰f somewhere before. i forgot but suddenly remembered after seeing it. thanks 8thsin !! :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
‹CŽ‚¿@[‚«‚à‚¿]@kimochi; (n) feeling
i also heard about that 'ƒvƒŠƒNƒ‰f somewhere before. i forgot but suddenly remembered after seeing it. thanks 8thsin !! :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
’n‰º [‚¿‚©] chika; (n) basement / underground
Š´‚¶@[‚©‚ñ‚¶]@kanji; (n) feeling. sense. perception. impression.
Žš–‹@u‚¶‚Ü‚v@jimaku; subtitle.
ŒC‰® y‚‚‚âz [kutsuya] noun; shoe store
hi everyone~ :woot:
ŽR@[‚â‚Ü] yama; mountain
ŽR@[‚â‚Ü] yama; mountain
ohisashiburi!! :dancing: :dancing:
–@[‚Ü‚‚ç] makura; (n) pillow@
–@[‚Ü‚‚ç] makura; (n) pillow@
ƒ‰ƒNƒ_iFormal, but not often used: épékj u‚ç‚‚¾v rakuda; Camel
“d‹C@[‚Å‚ñ‚«]@denki; (n) electricity
This word can also mean electric lights. :victory: :victory:
For example, “d‹C‚ðÁ‚·B(denki wo kesu), meaning, to switch off the lights. “d‹C‚ð‚‚¯‚éB(denki wo tsukeru) means to switch on the lights.
This word can also mean electric lights. :victory: :victory:
For example, “d‹C‚ðÁ‚·B(denki wo kesu), meaning, to switch off the lights. “d‹C‚ð‚‚¯‚éB(denki wo tsukeru) means to switch on the lights.
yuki-daruma wrote:ohisashiburi!! :dancing: :dancing: ...
kiimura+akuya wrote:hi everyone~ :woot: ...
‚¨‹A‚è‚È‚³‚¢ :victory: School exams done?
@houseki. Thanks for the explanation. :)
@8thSin It seems almost all animals are usualy written with katakana even if they have official kanji, right? :headscratch:
Šë‹@ [‚«‚«] kiki; (n) crisis
^ Well, imported words are. Animals like cat, dog, tiger, horse, cow etc that you can find in Japan or China are rarely in katakana.
‹i’ƒ@u‚«‚Á‚³v kissa; Tea drinking.
I actually wanted to say ‹i’ƒ“X = coffee shop, but that would've ruined the game :rofl:
‹i’ƒ@u‚«‚Á‚³v kissa; Tea drinking.
I actually wanted to say ‹i’ƒ“X = coffee shop, but that would've ruined the game :rofl:
tabana wrote:
‚¨‹A‚è‚È‚³‚¢ :victory: School exams done?
well, thanks. But actually, our school exams are always on. So even if we have finished one, somemore will be on the way. But never mind. I will try to continue posting. Sorry for being absent so long!! Gomen! :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
à•z@u‚³‚¢‚Óv@saifu (n) wallet
Too bad. BTW, no need to excuse yourself... :mrgreen:
Yeah... almost did that a few times. :sweat:
“ñl [‚Ó‚½‚è] futari; (n) two person / couple
8thSin wrote:...I actually wanted to say ‹i’ƒ“X = coffee shop, but that would've ruined the game :rofl:
Yeah... almost did that a few times. :sweat:
“ñl [‚Ó‚½‚è] futari; (n) two person / couple
—‘z@u‚è‚»‚¤v@risou; Ideal.
”„‚èê@[‚¤‚è‚Î]@uriba;(n) sales counter
”Ô‘g u‚΂ñ‚®‚Ýv bangumi; A TV or radio program.
áP [‚Ý‚©] mika; (n) jar / urn / vase
ŠÖß@u‚©‚ñ‚¹‚Âv@kansetsu; (Body) joint. Such as knee or elbow.
•ï‚Ý [‚‚‚Ý] tsutsumi; (n) bundle / package
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