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 Posted: Mon May 15, 2006 4:48 am
I am having a full on argumant with an old friend, and I took to insulting him in japanese (I know, thats lame...) But he came back at me and said that it didn't make sence. I think that it dose, but can you clear it up for me
Anata wa ama desu! bieta o shoojin desu ne!
((doube vouls where I couldn't do in line thing above the letter))
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Posted: Mon May 15, 2006 3:37 pm
I can make no sense whatsoever of your second sentence. confused
But the first, a little.. an "ama" can either be a nun, a female abalone diver, or flax... but I'm guessing it's "nun" you were implying? Because I have heard that "ama" was also a sort of insult or slang word for prostitute (but I'm pretty sure it was back in the day). neutral
But still.. it's all very weird. What were you trying to say?
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Posted: Mon May 15, 2006 9:29 pm
kingfisher I am having a full on argumant with an old friend, and I took to insulting him in japanese (I know, thats lame...) But he came back at me and said that it didn't make sence. I think that it dose, but can you clear it up for me
Anata wa ama desu! bieta o shoojin desu ne!
((doube vouls where I couldn't do in line thing above the letter)) Bakahito`s First Rule of Fight`n Words: never use polite speach like desu or anata. It kinda takes the kick out of arguing. Try something like this: zurui, koitsu wa (semi-literally "This (********) is a ticky one" omae wa saiyaku da! ("You are (the worst/scum/etc)") Adding in Kansai dailect and reversing the object and subject (see the first example) helps a lot as well
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Posted: Tue May 16, 2006 1:43 am
bakahito kingfisher I am having a full on argumant with an old friend, and I took to insulting him in japanese (I know, thats lame...) But he came back at me and said that it didn't make sence. I think that it dose, but can you clear it up for me
Anata wa ama desu! bieta o shoojin desu ne!
((doube vouls where I couldn't do in line thing above the letter)) Bakahito`s First Rule of Fight`n Words: never use polite speach like desu or anata. It kinda takes the kick out of arguing. Try something like this: zurui, koitsu wa (semi-literally "This (********) is a ticky one" omae wa saiyaku da! ("You are (the worst/scum/etc)") Adding in Kansai dailect and reversing the object and subject (see the first example) helps a lot as well
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Posted: Tue May 16, 2006 5:13 am
kingfisher bakahito kingfisher I am having a full on argumant with an old friend, and I took to insulting him in japanese (I know, thats lame...) But he came back at me and said that it didn't make sence. I think that it dose, but can you clear it up for me
Anata wa ama desu! bieta o shoojin desu ne!
((doube vouls where I couldn't do in line thing above the letter)) Bakahito`s First Rule of Fight`n Words: never use polite speach like desu or anata. It kinda takes the kick out of arguing. Try something like this: zurui, koitsu wa (semi-literally "This (********) is a ticky one" omae wa saiyaku da! ("You are (the worst/scum/etc)") Adding in Kansai dailect and reversing the object and subject (see the first example) helps a lot as well Be my guest 3nodding And let me know if I can provide you with any other insulting Japanese. Just remember, don't break thes bad boys out when you are trying to impress your teacher. It will likely backfire whee
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Posted: Thu May 18, 2006 7:38 am
bakahito kingfisher bakahito kingfisher I am having a full on argumant with an old friend, and I took to insulting him in japanese (I know, thats lame...) But he came back at me and said that it didn't make sence. I think that it dose, but can you clear it up for me
Anata wa ama desu! bieta o shoojin desu ne!
((doube vouls where I couldn't do in line thing above the letter)) Bakahito`s First Rule of Fight`n Words: never use polite speach like desu or anata. It kinda takes the kick out of arguing. Try something like this: zurui, koitsu wa (semi-literally "This (********) is a ticky one" omae wa saiyaku da! ("You are (the worst/scum/etc)") Adding in Kansai dailect and reversing the object and subject (see the first example) helps a lot as well Be my guest 3nodding And let me know if I can provide you with any other insulting Japanese. Just remember, don't break thes bad boys out when you are trying to impress your teacher. It will likely backfire whee
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Posted: Fri Jun 16, 2006 5:54 pm
bakahito kingfisher I am having a full on argumant with an old friend, and I took to insulting him in japanese (I know, thats lame...) But he came back at me and said that it didn't make sence. I think that it dose, but can you clear it up for me
Anata wa ama desu! bieta o shoojin desu ne!
((doube vouls where I couldn't do in line thing above the letter)) Bakahito`s First Rule of Fight`n Words: never use polite speach like desu or anata. It kinda takes the kick out of arguing. Try something like this: zurui, koitsu wa (semi-literally "This (********) is a ticky one" omae wa saiyaku da! ("You are (the worst/scum/etc)") Adding in Kansai dailect and reversing the object and subject (see the first example) helps a lot as well anata is'nt polite speech it use mostly by girl, if boy say to much you sound gay stare
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