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[LPW #77] BLOOD BATH FEVER!!!

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ryuta said:
That japanese is perfect, nanashi.
I have a question. how do you usually learn japanese?
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From all possible mediums did I learned: Books, games (VNs), animes, mangas, TV-shows (NHK-world) and etc...:goodtea:~>
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Mata na Unown-kun^^!
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Bye, have a lot fun then, Decal^^!!!
 
Apparently he's kinda stuck-up in real life... that's what my teacher's heard from her friend who apparently managed to get a small side role in the movie of Nazotoki wa Dinner no Ato de

He has a pretty elite background right?

Cya, unown and Decalcomania (er, hajimemashite :pushups:)
 
Cya, unown and Decal.

I see, nanashi.
I suggest you to learn idioms by heart. It make you to be more good at japanese.

Are you mentioning sakurai, pichu?
I've thought sakurai got a big roll in that drama. He is a butler, is he not?
Yeah, he has a elite one.
 
Don't worry I'm still here infamouse :)

Yes, he is one of the main characters (and it should be role with the e and not roll)
Idioms? Like 一石二鳥 or 井の中の蛙大海を知らず?
 
Oh thank you, pichu. He is not rolling. haha.
No. For example, "hisashiburi dane. genki ni shiteta?", "kyou no bangohan wa nani?", "kinou wa naniwo tabeta no?". They are just examples.
I guess pichu already did it for some ...sentences(The word "Idiom" imply something difficult?).
I just mean "learning by hert is important too".
 
ryuta said:
I see, nanashi.
I suggest you to learn idioms by heart. It make you to be more good at japanese.
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Kono jogen ga uketotte moratta yo, Ryuta... Kanasha'suru yo, arigatou...:goodtea:~>

Notice: Back from dinner.
 
According to dictionary.com,

an expression whose meaning is not predictable from the usual meanings of its constituent elements, as kick the bucket or hang one's head, or from the general grammatical rules of a language, as the table round for the round table, and that is not a constituent of a larger expression of like characteristics.
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/me ignores infa's comment
 
Thank you again, pichu.
I think it is needed for nanashi too.
For example, I guess "こんばんは" is one of idioms. "konban" means today's night, and "wa(ha)" means one of 助詞, but "konbanwa" is one of greedings.
 
* boulder passes through infamous

you uhhh.....you want your boulder back right?

/me fires boulder cannon at pichu :goodtea:
 
It's alright, you can keep it. I'll even give you these smaller ones if you need 'em.

/me returns boulders and a couple 'o meteorites to infamoose

@ryuta こんばんは taken literally would mean tonight right?
 
WHAT IS THIS. I refuse to accept such ridiculous phenomena.
A mere mouse... Impossible.
 
you, calling me a mouse? you? mr. pichu, is calling me a mouse?!? how dare you!!, you hypocrite!!! :objection:
 
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