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 Posted: Sun Nov 11, 2007 6:59 pm
Hawk_McKrakken I know. And I was addressing the fact that you found abjads (writing without vowels) dumb by countering it with the fact that I found syllabaries (writing with too damn many vowel sounds) much inferior. Where did you leave your comprehensive listening skills this morning, old boy? Sheesh. rolleyes (Sorry Eccentroclast, I must. Smite me if you will.) Not everyone has the same train of thought as you. Sheesh! rolleyes I'll tack it up to a lapse of self-centeredness. You made a comment about your dislike of syllbaries right after I was talking about the Greek alphabet, leading me to think that you were saying something related to that. If you wanted the context of what you were saying to be more clear, you shouldn't have quoted that part of what I was saying, since it had nothing to do with what you were talking about.
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Posted: Thu Jun 26, 2008 8:50 pm
If you are a learner of Japanese and if you do not know what the word is in Japanese, you katakanize that word from your language (such as English...if I did not know what sleep was, I would say it suripu yet again, it can sound like slip)
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Posted: Thu Jun 26, 2008 9:29 pm
OH MY GWAD! The worst one I just imagined!!!
You use the foreign language to cheat on tests or assignment. Like writing the stuff in your arm in Japanese, Chinese, Cyrillic and if people see it, you can say it is a tattoo.
Wow, the power of foreign languages...can be used for good and evil.
I'm so evil ninja
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Posted: Sat Jun 28, 2008 9:45 am
Shokai If you are a learner of Japanese and if you do not know what the word is in Japanese, you katakanize that word from your language (such as English...if I did not know what sleep was, I would say it suripu yet again, it can sound like slip) theres no such thing as Katakanize, it's called Engrish. aisu crimu = ice cream...
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Posted: Sat Jun 28, 2008 12:19 pm
Shinozaki-kun Shokai If you are a learner of Japanese and if you do not know what the word is in Japanese, you katakanize that word from your language (such as English...if I did not know what sleep was, I would say it suripu yet again, it can sound like slip) theres no such thing as Katakanize, it's called Engrish. aisu crimu = ice cream... xD, Well there is for me..."spoken-katakana" what you would call Engrish.
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Posted: Wed Jul 02, 2008 7:35 am
This may of already been said, but...
...When you're sat in Spanish class and you answer a question in Japanese.
=XXXX
*guilty of this*
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Posted: Wed Jul 02, 2008 3:46 pm
Shokai Shinozaki-kun Shokai If you are a learner of Japanese and if you do not know what the word is in Japanese, you katakanize that word from your language (such as English...if I did not know what sleep was, I would say it suripu yet again, it can sound like slip) theres no such thing as Katakanize, it's called Engrish. aisu crimu = ice cream... xD, Well there is for me..."spoken-katakana" what you would call Engrish. I always called it katakanise too! Muahahaha I have found a fellow katakaniser! heart
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Posted: Mon Jul 07, 2008 8:07 pm
Chikiya Shokai Shinozaki-kun Shokai If you are a learner of Japanese and if you do not know what the word is in Japanese, you katakanize that word from your language (such as English...if I did not know what sleep was, I would say it suripu yet again, it can sound like slip) theres no such thing as Katakanize, it's called Engrish. aisu crimu = ice cream... xD, Well there is for me..."spoken-katakana" what you would call Engrish. I always called it katakanise too! Muahahaha I have found a fellow katakaniser! heart Yay!! Only with my friend do I ever katakanize the word if I cannot recall it or remember it in Japanese sweatdrop So much fun!
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Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2008 12:22 am
Don't know if this has been said yet, but...
...when you pronounce your drink order at starbucks with perfect Italian pronunciation, and they don't understand you.
I SWEAR IT ONLY HAPPENED ONCE. ;_____;
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Posted: Wed Jul 16, 2008 12:29 pm
When it becomes reflex to reply certain words in any other language other than your mother tongue
*guilty of this* ((My sisters claim I can't answer 'what' or 'yes' in English sweatdrop heh. ))
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Posted: Sun Aug 31, 2008 10:18 am
When you find yourself teaching a native speaker about their language. Actually, I only ever studied the basics of Arabic, so I'm not quite sure how that happened. sweatdrop
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Posted: Tue Sep 23, 2008 3:25 pm
Shokai OH MY GWAD! The worst one I just imagined!!! You use the foreign language to cheat on tests or assignment. Like writing the stuff in your arm in Japanese, Chinese, Cyrillic and if people see it, you can say it is a tattoo. Wow, the power of foreign languages...can be used for good and evil. I'm so evil ninja I do that... sweatdrop
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Posted: Tue Sep 23, 2008 7:28 pm
...When you try to command your pets in your second language O_o
For some reason i though it was cute to tell my cat to come in the house in Spanish, and when she would sit there i would go get here. Now she responds to it XD
My cat hablas the Espanol cool
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Posted: Tue Sep 23, 2008 8:37 pm
Oh!Sweet`Serenade Shokai OH MY GWAD! The worst one I just imagined!!! You use the foreign language to cheat on tests or assignment. Like writing the stuff in your arm in Japanese, Chinese, Cyrillic and if people see it, you can say it is a tattoo. Wow, the power of foreign languages...can be used for good and evil. I'm so evil ninja I do that... sweatdrop
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Posted: Sat Sep 27, 2008 5:34 pm
Oh!Sweet`Serenade Shokai OH MY GWAD! The worst one I just imagined!!! You use the foreign language to cheat on tests or assignment. Like writing the stuff in your arm in Japanese, Chinese, Cyrillic and if people see it, you can say it is a tattoo. Wow, the power of foreign languages...can be used for good and evil. I'm so evil ninja I do that... sweatdrop Ahahahaah. I do that all the time. Japanese Kanji is particularly useful in chemistry and math, where I can just write the number equations on my arm.
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