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Posted: Sat Jun 24, 2006 8:54 pm Post subject:
Ummm...
anou
hai
onegai
otaku
kirei/kawaii
oishii
aishiteru
baka/bakero (or is that supposed to be bakeru? till now i don't know how 2 spell it right so I use 'baka' instead )
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Posted: Mon Jul 10, 2006 10:06 pm Post subject:
eftermiddag wrote:
im gonna go against the crowd and say Baka. acctually i didn't hear it in a dorama, but my youngest brother said that to me and i was like: Baka? In sweden baka means bake, like bake a cake or whatever..
but hmm its hard to say what i heard in a dorama, but i guess "Hai", "Urusei", and my favourite: "NANDE?????". I love to say nande to ppl that don't understand what the h*ll I mean.
it's also a way to say "later!" in russian. (paka!) _________________
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Posted: Mon Jul 24, 2006 6:47 am Post subject:
Anime Dad wrote:
konnichiwa, I guess. since then, too many to remember.
Hi doink-chan, love reading your reviews on THEM
Ah, you have read doinkies' anime reviews! ^_^ XD I'm glad you like them! ^^
Also, obentou, that word "bakero" is actually "bakayarou" �i�o�J��Y), though often times when people get really, really angry, they will slur the pronunciation a bit so that it sounds more like "bakaro" or "bakero"...
AHO!!!!
someone yelled that at me and i was like..."WTF does that mean"...so i ask my friend he tells me and i'm like "grr fine...i'll learn enough japanese to curse him back ", well not really but those were the first words i heard in japanese
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Posted: Wed Jul 26, 2006 6:17 am Post subject:
aznanimedude wrote:
AHO!!!!
someone yelled that at me and i was like..."WTF does that mean"...so i ask my friend he tells me and i'm like "grr fine...i'll learn enough japanese to curse him back ", well not really but those were the first words i heard in japanese
WOW! That's like the first word that's taught in any language. hello, konnichiwa, boujour, boujourno, hola, hou-ma, whazzzz-ap, they are pretty much universal.
It's spelled Bonjour. Hou-ma? Never heard of that one. What language is it?
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acctually i didn't hear it in a dorama, but my youngest brother said that to me and i was like: Baka? In sweden baka means bake, like bake a cake or whatever..
", well not really but those were the first words i heard in japanese 
That's like the first word that's taught in any language. hello, konnichiwa, boujour, boujourno, hola, hou-ma, whazzzz-ap, they are pretty much universal.
