���^���@�y���̂܂ˁz�@monomane; mimicry

�l�@[�˂���] nezumi; rat/mouse

�O�єL [�݂��˂�] mikeneko; tortoise-shell cat / cat with three colors of fur

My mikeneko will catch your nezumi.
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�q���@�y���ǂ��z�@kodomo; child

�͌^ [������] mokei; model / dummy / maquette
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���@�y���ʁz�@inu; dog

tabana wrote:

�O�єL [�݂��˂�] mikeneko; tortoise-shell cat / cat with three colors of fur My mikeneko will catch your nezumi.

hahas.. tabana, that was a good one.. i'm pretty sure M's inu would catch your mikeneko...

after the 'catching game', heres a little piece of cloth to wipe the animals dry:
�z�@[�ʂ�] nuno; (n) cloth

lol

��� [�̂�] nobe; field

I had problems with this one, the only thing I was thinking was nobuta, but it's not in my dictionary. I'll go with nobe instead.
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ok, I'll try this aswell, please don't beat me if I get it wrong

�ʁ@[�x�c] Betsu; Different

hi yidaki!! haha, we wont beat you.. we're all here to learn..

���@[�‚΂�] tsubasa; (n) wings

Welcome yidaki.


�����e [�������‚�] sasagetsutsu; presenting arms

Presenting arms as in guns in military parade, not presenting arms to have a hug.
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Thanks

�l��Ȃ��@[�‚܂�Ȃ�] Tsumaranai; Boring

I found no kanji for this one. It's a little bit weird, because there is mixed katakana and hiragana in a single word.



.... �u�C�L�������v ikigaii; fresh (used for a fish)
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�F�@�y����z�@iro; color

I realize I always come up with *kiddyishly simple* words.... omg. too lazy to think the hard ones

haha.. me too..

this is far too simple:
�Z�@[�낭] roku; six

I'll try using a word I've never used myself,

������@[��������]�@kudasaru; to give

Don't worry about using simple words. Sometimes I just hear a word on TV or when I try to read an article on the web, then check in the dictionary and post it here. So, I'm really learning new stuff and I hope I'll remember it the week after. Like this one.


I couldn't think of anything begining with ru. I flipped through my dictionary and found one that could be useful. The other ones were too complicated. I barely knew what they meant in English.


�Z�� �y�邱���z rukoku; carve, engrave, shape (sentences)
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yidaki wrote:

I'll try using a word I've never used myself, ������@[��������]�@kudasaru; to give

Oh sorry but you are actually supposed to think of nouns instead of verbs. It's okay this time.. but otherwise all the words will keep ending with u/ku/su/tu/mu etcetera, it gets boring you know

By the way, are you sure you've never used kudasaru? A common form of this verb is ������ kudasai, which means "please give me ...". It's used very often. Anyway if you haven't, try remembering it, it's really useful ^_^

�����������B�y���������������z o-sake kudasai ~ "(some) sake please."
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ah, oops.

Yes, I know kudasai, but I thought of it more like "please" only.
Didn't think that far.

Tabana said rukoku.
So I guess I'll try a noun with ku then

�ʕ��@�u�������́v�@Kudamono�G�@Fruit

just happen to come across this word in some old dramas i've watched..
�C�ہ@[�̂�] nori; (n) edible seaweed

yidaki --> i love kudamono!!