orandago, (you really need ot learn Japanese phonetics to know how to read that. the last "a" on da is somewhat muted. kind of like horrand without the "h"). It's supposed to be an approximaton of holland-go (go is the ideographic character for language). Essentially Holland-sp34k
Originally posted by MasterAkumaMatata+June 14 2002,22:12--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(MasterAkumaMatata @ June 14 2002,22:12)</div><div class='quotemain'>
Originally posted by ajnin@June 14 2002,05:48
here is a funny like of japanese people trying english
It's either that, or he learned them from his favorite anime, Sailor Moon.
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Actually, I'm a dubbie (Damn proud of it too!
), even though I do have the subbed versions pf all three movies. Also, I got all that from the Vocab sheets from Japanese I class last year. Next year (Sophomore in Japanese II) I'll be learning Katakana, and a few more Kanji. I can't wait 'till my senior year, in Japanese IV, Sensei he might teach us some naughty stuff!
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