Tu_triky wrote:

i'm sure you are saying it correctly molson's....i think one of those japanese beers is made under license of molson canadian.

ah sa hee...you said it correctly!!!

Tu_triky wrote:

ah sa hee...you said it correctly!!!

haha good I did not want to make a fool of my self when I go back to the Japanese food mart in order to ask if they will ever sell anything other then Kirin beer.

SubaruWRX wrote:

haha good I did not want to make a fool of my self when I go back to the Japanese food mart in order to ask if they will ever sell anything other then Kirin beer.

you certainly wouldn't be makin' a fool of yourself!!! don't worry....

go get that beer, yo


yeah asahi is supposed to be the most popular beer in japan right now....i know others might think otherwise but, at least as of late, every friekin' drama i watch....the characters are drinking asahi.....

God.. I can't wait till my Pda comes in.. I can stream J Drama to my pda or put the whole then on a CF card



lol hmm 6 more months to go.. until I don't have someone on my back about me drinking... I'm legal in Canada but I'm not going there until my Birthday heh.

Asahi is going to be FIRST on the list!


Anyways LOL back to talking about Japan.. I would call around a few more places but i'm at my aunts and my cell phone really sucks in this area.

SubaruWRX wrote:

Haha so did I say it right? http://s49.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0TS2PWVGSC7742OSU2ZBCE2AA2

You did well but I think it still might confuse japanese (Japanese are really NOT flexible when it comes to making very small pronounciation mistakes). Try to make the h sound more "noisy" and the I of "hi" should also be shorter ( [a] [sa] and [hi] should have the same length). I tried speaking it in my best japanese I could and what I think is correct. The wav file is here:

Asahi.wav

I also put "Asahi biiru" in it, if they won't understand u can always add "biiru" (beer) to make it extra clear.
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Hmm, somewhere on this thread there was a discussion on going to Japan...

bmwracer wrote:

Hmm, somewhere on this thread there was a discussion on going to Japan...

you know where it went? it left when qliver, niko and company all left to go to japan.... don't worry it'll be back soon....

Tu_triky wrote:

you know where it went? it left when qliver, niko and company all left to go to japan.... don't worry it'll be back soon....

So desu ne...


Continue.

bmwracer wrote:

So desu ne...

hahah

Quote:

Continue.

don't worry i don't think there will be much future digression. shinpai shinaide yo.

Tu_triky wrote:

don't worry i don't think there will be much future digression. shinpai shinaide yo.

How disappointing.

I live for digressions.

bmwracer wrote:

How disappointing. I live for digressions.

hahaha....i thought you lived for ryoko.

Tu_triky wrote:

hahaha....i thought you lived for ryoko.

That's a given.

supermidget wrote:

You did well but I think it still might confuse japanese (Japanese are really NOT flexible when it comes to making very small pronounciation mistakes). Try to make the h sound more "noisy" and the I of "hi" should also be shorter ( [a] [sa] and [hi] should have the same length). I tried speaking it in my best japanese I could and what I think is correct. The wav file is here: Asahi.wav I also put "Asahi biiru" in it, if they won't understand u can always add "biiru" (beer) to make it extra clear.

Whoa.. lol I really gotta work on this then..

Ok.. I tryed.. I think I'm having a little problem with "biiru"

http://s38.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=316JFXSANGAOZ0X1C7VZK9AX9I

You could always say "Nama biiru".....eh, what is nama biiru? I always ordered it in Japan cause I heard everyone order it, but I don't know what it is.

dochira wrote:

You could always say "Nama biiru".....eh, what is nama biiru? I always ordered it in Japan cause I heard everyone order it, but I don't know what it is.

I think thats Draft Beer.

SubaruWRX wrote:

I think thats Draft Beer.

Draft beer, eh? Cool, at least I know. Thanks

SubaruWRX wrote:

I think thats Draft Beer.

you are correct...draft beer....nama means "raw" so it's like raw beer out of the tap (as opposed to the canned variety i guess), thus nama biru.

Does japan make any wine of it's own?

SubaruWRX wrote:

Does japan make any wine of it's own?

aside from rice wine and perhaps plum wine i don't know honestly....especially if you are referring to the traditional wine made from grapes.

i wouldn't surprise me but i don't know if it would be world class or anything.

I just ask because when I had CM on my pc just about all the wines were Imports from California.