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 Posted: Sat Aug 28, 2010 6:09 pm
ikaresa Ariemea Pronounced Ee-kah-ray correct? haha, yes, Japanese ftw. xD I see. That is what I thought. Speaking of Japanese pronunciation, I am taking Japanese for school, and I have started accidentally saying things like herro instead of hello, and substituting Japanese words in sentences. I have been doing it for a little while, and my friends make fun of me for it. sweatdrop
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Posted: Sat Aug 28, 2010 6:10 pm
1337 5P34K RRFullmetal Just bought an Kitsune mask. <.< How do you do that on a whim? Takes me months to get half the gold of an item like that. xD Tis ancient Japanese secret. : D Kar: Thats kool. XD
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Posted: Sat Aug 28, 2010 6:13 pm
Ariemea I see. That is what I thought. Speaking of Japanese pronunciation, I am taking Japanese for school, and I have started accidentally saying things like herro instead of hello, and substituting Japanese words in sentences. I have been doing it for a little while, and my friends make fun of me for it. sweatdrop XDD I'm taking Korean as of the moment and once we learn a new word, we can't use the word in English anymore, so I get in the habit of saying "a-ya" instead of "ouch" if I hurt myself or get hurt in some way. XD Though I don't say "ouch" I was in a habit of saying "ite" for it instead which is the Japanese one, since it just seemed to come out easier XD
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Posted: Sat Aug 28, 2010 6:13 pm
gonk
Do you send dragons on a quest to get gold for you?
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Posted: Sat Aug 28, 2010 6:14 pm
1337 5P34K gonk Do you send dragons on a quest to get gold for you? Im hardly rich. XD Just lucky.
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Posted: Sat Aug 28, 2010 6:14 pm
nuu dragons are Chinese :/ XDDDDD
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Posted: Sat Aug 28, 2010 6:15 pm
ikaresa I get in the habit of saying "a-ya" instead of "ouch" if I hurt myself or get hurt in some way. LMAO WHAT ASIAN DOESN'T? My mom & sister stay things like that all the time if it's not "Aye-yaaa" xDD It also reminds me of the Jackie Chan cartoon series where grandpa says that all the time. /omg childhood.
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Posted: Sat Aug 28, 2010 6:16 pm
ikaresa Ariemea I see. That is what I thought. Speaking of Japanese pronunciation, I am taking Japanese for school, and I have started accidentally saying things like herro instead of hello, and substituting Japanese words in sentences. I have been doing it for a little while, and my friends make fun of me for it. sweatdrop XDD I'm taking Korean as of the moment and once we learn a new word, we can't use the word in English anymore, so I get in the habit of saying "a-ya" instead of "ouch" if I hurt myself or get hurt in some way. XD Though I don't say "ouch" I was in a habit of saying "ite" for it instead which is the Japanese one, since it just seemed to come out easier XD Haha, yeah, I can understand that. I say nani instead of what ninety nine percent of the time. This causes problems because I say "what" then they don't understand so they say "what" and I explain by saying "what" and then by the time I have finished explaining that I said what in Japanese, they have forgotten what they originally gonk said....
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Posted: Sat Aug 28, 2010 6:17 pm
1337 5P34K LMAO WHAT ASIAN DOESN'T? My mom & sister stay things like that all the time if it's not "Aye-yaaa" xDD It also reminds me of the Jackie Chan cartoon series where grandpa says that all the time. /omg childhood. Oh yeah. xDDD it's the asian way :3 omg i remember that series! memories.. xDD
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Posted: Sat Aug 28, 2010 6:18 pm
ikaresa nuu dragons are Chinese :/ XDDDDD RRF: Well that's good then! C: I wish I was lucky. D: The only time I felt I was luck on this site is when I played a RIG (once, ONLY ONCE) and I won a Purple Tam. xD good investment.
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Posted: Sat Aug 28, 2010 6:18 pm
Ariemea Haha, yeah, I can understand that. I say nani instead of what ninety nine percent of the time. This causes problems because I say "what" then they don't understand so they say "what" and I explain by saying "what" and then by the time I have finished explaining that I said what in Japanese, they have forgotten what they originally gonk said.... Lol that's awesome. I do that too, the whole "nani" deal.. but instead of the whole description, it ends up with the "what?" going back and forth then someone just says "nevermind" and the topic drops. ):
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Posted: Sat Aug 28, 2010 6:19 pm
Well, I must be going. I loved charring with you all. Ja mata!
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Posted: Sat Aug 28, 2010 6:20 pm
what was it,
YU-MO-GWI-GI-FYE-VI-SO.
LMFAO I STILL half REMEMBER IT. xD
I loveeeeeee that showw. Made me love Jackie Chan so much more. <3333
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Posted: Sat Aug 28, 2010 6:21 pm
Ariemea: Ja ne! XD
1337: Oh wow I suck baaad with RIGs there is no love for me. XD
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Posted: Sat Aug 28, 2010 6:21 pm
ikaresa Ariemea Haha, yeah, I can understand that. I say nani instead of what ninety nine percent of the time. This causes problems because I say "what" then they don't understand so they say "what" and I explain by saying "what" and then by the time I have finished explaining that I said what in Japanese, they have forgotten what they originally gonk said.... Lol that's awesome. I do that too, the whole "nani" deal.. but instead of the whole description, it ends up with the "what?" going back and forth then someone just says "nevermind" and the topic drops. ): Sigh.... people are silly sometimes. gtg.
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