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Posted: Fri Dec 09, 2005 1:36 pm Post subject:
sasse wrote:
Allright, what do you wanna know?? Most time my friends use instead of desu, yade....then nandeanen means, are you crazy?? then of course meccha..means very (this is used soo often )
thank you
i've heard meccha before...like meccha oishii....
i never heard nandeanen before...i learned something new!
do you ever here...nanyatee? or made that's actually nanyade?
kansai-ben totemo muzukashii yo demo tanoshii yade
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Posted: Fri Dec 09, 2005 1:40 pm Post subject:
un, soo yade naaa!!!! Meccha tanoshii!! demo na, ano, kyo wa hanayoridango ya ne...tanoshimi !!! tabun juuji kara... watashi wa hanayoridango miehen... demo ato de... shitte itaiyo!!
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Posted: Fri Dec 09, 2005 1:44 pm Post subject:
sasse wrote:
un, soo yade naaa!!!! Meccha tanoshii!! demo na, ano, kyo wa hanayoridango ya ne...tanoshimi !!! tabun juuji kara... watashi wa hanayoridango miehen... demo ato de... shitte itaiyo!!
wow...kansai-ben is so much different from tokyo-ben....interesting though!
"okini"
i hear that ppl from kansai are generally funnier than ppl from kanto
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Posted: Fri Dec 09, 2005 1:49 pm Post subject:
Tu_triky wrote:
wow...kansai-ben is so much different from tokyo-ben....interesting though!
"okini"
i hear that ppl from kansai are generally funnier than ppl from kanto
well, I can't compare but Kansi ppl are very open to new things, but also have great respect, so I'm treatened with a mixture of it....everything at me is interesting to them, so I think the part of me they touch mostly is my hair...it's blonde so very interesting, usually they use the expression sarasara for it, which means soft...mmmh but also very open, so they don't hesitate to ask questions where I sometimes am not sure if they really want to know...the answer...but they seem to do so..
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Posted: Fri Dec 09, 2005 1:52 pm Post subject:
sasse wrote:
well, I can't compare but Kansi ppl are very open to new things, but also have great respect, so I'm treatened with a mixture of it....everything at me is interesting to them, so I think the part of me they touch mostly is my hair...it's blonde so very interesting, usually they use the expression sarasara for it, which means soft...mmmh but also very open, so they don't hesitate to ask questions where I sometimes am not sure if they really want to know...the answer...but they seem to do so..
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Posted: Fri Dec 09, 2005 1:57 pm Post subject:
Tu_triky wrote:
you're like a rockstar there yumejin mitai.
seems like that...but maybe they also are because I'm not really the shiest, so if I wouldn't talk with them or trying out my poor Japanese without hesitation the would very fast loose their interest in me, but coz I'm not so the hole school knows me, and I have friends in every class....mmmmmh quite funny...
In the bus always the schoolbayz from other schools look at me and talk.... am i stupid?? Do I have no ears....
seems like that...but maybe they also are because I'm not really the shiest, so if I wouldn't talk with them or trying out my poor Japanese without hesitation the would very fast loose their interest in me, but coz I'm not so the hole school knows me, and I have friends in every class....mmmmmh quite funny...
In the bus always the schoolbayz from other schools look at me and talk.... am i stupid?? Do I have no ears....
are you asian? japanese? excuse my stupidity here...
they should bag on you cause you tryin' and giving an effort to try, i mean when i was in japan visiting, i broke out my phrase book, and spoke a little, i didn't care, i needed to communicate, and if they thought it was funny, i don't care, that's there damn problem, i wouldn't bag on them for trying here, atleast they are giving it an effort and a "ganbatte ikkimasshoi!"
by the way, i am asian too.
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Posted: Fri Dec 09, 2005 2:04 pm Post subject:
qilver wrote:
are you asian? japanese? excuse my stupidity here...
they should bag on you cause you tryin' and giving an effort to try, i mean when i was in japan visiting, i broke out my phrase book, and spoke a little, i didn't care, i needed to communicate, and if they thought it was funny, i don't care, that's there damn problem, i wouldn't bag on them for trying here, atleast they are giving it an effort and a "ganbatte ikkimasshoi!"
by the way, i am asian too.
if i get to go to japan i'll def be like that too ^_______^ _________________
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Posted: Fri Dec 09, 2005 2:04 pm Post subject:
sasse wrote:
seems like that...but maybe they also are because I'm not really the shiest, so if I wouldn't talk with them or trying out my poor Japanese without hesitation the would very fast loose their interest in me, but coz I'm not so the hole school knows me, and I have friends in every class....mmmmmh quite funny...
In the bus always the schoolbayz from other schools look at me and talk.... am i stupid?? Do I have no ears....
i'm sure you great...anata wa osaka no doitsu-jin...sugoii yo. anata ga omoshiroii na hito.
if i get to go to japan i'll def be like that too ^_______^
the train stations......you will get confused by them, very. I got lost so many times, and had to ask, and ask again direction, the maps are confusing, but some how, some way, i figured it out, two different times while in Japan. june '03 and may '05
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Posted: Fri Dec 09, 2005 2:10 pm Post subject:
qilver wrote:
the train stations......you will get confused by them, very. I got lost so many times, and had to ask, and ask again direction, the maps are confusing, but some how, some way, i figured it out, two different times while in Japan. june '03 and may '05
oh no... confusing train stations... thats bad. i could see myself getting on the wrong train and going in the wrong direction and being delaye d for hours... _________________
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Posted: Fri Dec 09, 2005 2:13 pm Post subject:
sawadasmile wrote:
oh no... confusing train stations... thats bad. i could see myself getting on the wrong train and going in the wrong direction and being delaye d for hours...
i honestly didn't think it was that confusing...depends where you come from...if you come from a joint that doesn't have trains it's an adjustment but if you got that NY flavor to look back on...you should be straight as a ruler...
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Posted: Fri Dec 09, 2005 2:13 pm Post subject:
Tu_triky wrote:
i'm sure you great...anata wa osaka no doitsu-jin...sugoii yo. anata ga omoshiroii na hito.
arigatou!! I give my best!!
By the way, when you took the train a few times you get pretty familiar with them, they are transport #1 in Japanese big cities
But I agree with missfab....I wuld like to speculate what surprises the wardrobe-team this time has for us...any suggestions..I would tend to a pink dress-like sweater and leggins...mmmmh too fantastic maybe
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Posted: Fri Dec 09, 2005 2:16 pm Post subject:
sasse wrote:
arigatou!! I give my best!!
By the way, when you took the train a few times you get pretty familiar with them, they are transport #1 in Japanese big cities
But I agree with missfab....I wuld like to speculate what surprises the wardrobe-team this time has for us...any suggestions..I would tend to a pink dress-like sweater and leggins...mmmmh too fantastic maybe
nihon no chikatetsu dai suki yo...i love the japanese trains...they are so efficient it's amazing!!!! when i was in tokyo...i never ever experienced a train that was even one minute behind schedule. amazing....
i dunno about the clothes...i am like you...i will wait and see...
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Posted: Fri Dec 09, 2005 2:19 pm Post subject:
Tu_triky wrote:
nihon no chikatetsu dai suki yo...i love the japanese trains...they are so efficient it's amazing!!!! when i was in tokyo...i never ever experienced a train that was even one minute behind schedule. amazing....
i dunno about the clothes...i am like you...i will wait and see...
Same in Osaka but I wish the buses were that punctual..the maybe most unpunctal transportstyle in Japan..the streets are too crowded with cars
Kyou no fuku, meccha tanoshimi....tabun mo okashi ya na!!
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Posted: Fri Dec 09, 2005 2:22 pm Post subject:
Tu_triky wrote:
i honestly didn't think it was that confusing...depends where you come from...if you come from a joint that doesn't have trains it's an adjustment but if you got that NY flavor to look back on...you should be straight as a ruler...
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Posted: Fri Dec 09, 2005 2:25 pm Post subject:
sawadasmile wrote:
hehehe thats true... the ny subway system is really great. i love it.
oooh is that where you got your nick from?? ^_____^
no but i thought it was a fitting song...i got nick from my warped ass head...i used to read a lot and i like writing....and i love the literary convention of alliteration.
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Posted: Fri Dec 09, 2005 2:28 pm Post subject:
Tu_triky wrote:
no but i thought it was a fitting song...i got nick from my warped ass head...i used to read a lot and i like writing....and i love the literary convention of alliteration.
gotcha... it makes sense. hehe. guess my nick is obvious... if i had learned of jdorama after hyd tho, i wouldve made my nick hummingyay or something ^_________________^ _________________
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watashi wa hanayoridango miehen...
demo ato de...
shitte itaiyo!! 
but also very open, so they don't hesitate to ask questions where I sometimes am not sure if they really want to know...the answer...but they seem to do so.. 
seems like that...but maybe they also are because I'm not really the shiest, so if I wouldn't talk with them or trying out my poor Japanese without hesitation the would very fast loose their interest in me, but coz I'm not so the hole school knows me, and I have friends in every class....mmmmmh quite funny...
if i get to go to japan i'll def be like that too ^_______^
