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 Posted: Sat Apr 30, 2005 2:02 pm
eek wow lotza words me didnt know...
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Posted: Sat Apr 30, 2005 9:25 pm
Wolven_shani eek wow lotza words me didnt know... That's what it's there for. I'm glad it helped? xd
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Posted: Sun May 01, 2005 4:44 pm
mimiguille 666alucard666 I cant remember but its either Sasuke or itachi that means weasel...i think its Itachi ooooh...that explains this pic...  i recommend that you look at her works...its full of naruto... sora-ko deviant art gallerythat is true. but i hope none of them are hurt. :Takes in deep breathe: SAVE THE WEASELS THEIR GOING EXTINCT AS IT IS!!! scream
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Posted: Tue May 24, 2005 12:09 pm
Hey, cool thread! don't want to see it dead.. wink
Not exactly Naruto, but there was a question about the japanese word for "moster".. You might use "bakemono" which I believe is a kind of monster / demon / troll / evil thingie...
And I heard somewhere that the ending -ko meant something like "child of..." But don't take my word for it.
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Posted: Thu May 26, 2005 11:57 am
CessyK Hey, cool thread! don't want to see it dead.. wink Not exactly Naruto, but there was a question about the japanese word for "moster".. You might use "bakemono" which I believe is a kind of monster / demon / troll / evil thingie... And I heard somewhere that the ending -ko meant something like "child of..." But don't take my word for it. Bakemono does mean monster, but doesn't 'oni' work as well? For demon anyways.. And as for -ko, I think you're right about that also because I know 'Miyako' means Child of March, or child born in March, so to speak. 3nodding
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Posted: Fri Jun 17, 2005 1:01 pm
I know some japanese.... Kiree=pretty Kakoi=handsome I am not sure on handsome...
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Posted: Fri Jun 17, 2005 6:12 pm
gonk hey guys i need help how can i make my own avatar????? exclaim
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Posted: Sat Jun 18, 2005 5:31 pm
I wanted to clear something up - UZUMAKI means spiral, and NARUTO are teh fish cakes in Ramen. It was getting to me ^^.
___ no da = It is ___. For example, saying, "JupiterK no da" means, "It is JupiterK's", it refering to an object, such as a headband or guitar.
'no' is a possesive, such as 'Kage Bunshin no Jutsu', literally means, 'Jutsu of the Shadow Replicas (or something).
Minna - Everyone
Hai - Yes
Iie - No
Neko - Cat
Inu - Dog
Usagi - Rabbit
Tori - Bird
Rei - Spirit
Ai - Love
Egao - Smile
Hitori - Alone
Hana - Flower
Ecchi - Pervert (not as bad as Hentai)
Hikari - Light
Yami - Dark
Kokoro - Heart
Mirai - Future
Kizu - Wound
Mori - Forest
Omoi - Feelings/Memories
Senshi - Solider/Warrior
Okaasan - Mother
Tousan - Father
Anki - Brother
Oneesan - Sister
Ano/Demo... - But...
Kawaii - Cute
Chibi - Small
Tama - Ball
Tsuki - Moon
Hoshi - Star
Kami - God
Jutsu - Technique
Deshi - Apprentice
Shinji - Believe
Tenshi - Angel
Umi - Sea
Watashi - I
Onegai - Please
Yume - Dream
Yappari - After all
Zettai - Absolutly
Sou ka - So I see or Is that so
Daijoubu? - Are you alright?
Ossu! - Yes sir!
Urusanai! - Means either 'Shut up' or 'I won't forgive you'
Makenai - Don't give up (I think...)
Aku - Evil
Oni - Used for a demon with horns
Kaizoku - Pirate pirate
Shinobi - Ninja (Male)
Kunichi - Ninja (Female)
Hyuuga - I know it has something to do with 'Sun'. sweatdrop
HORRIFICS-
-chan = used for small children and very close friends, sometimes pet names between lovers
-kun = used for male friends/crushes
-sama or -nim = someone high above you in power or status
-san = like Mrs. or Mr., refurring to someone older than you. Also used for mountains (Fuji-san)
-sensei = teacher
-senpai = literally, 'one who came before'. Used for upperclassmen.
-hime = princess
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Posted: Sun Jun 19, 2005 2:36 pm
Horrifics? xd You mean Honorifics right?
I will check and add later. Thanks!
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Posted: Wed Jun 29, 2005 4:45 pm
[ Message temporarily off-line ]
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Posted: Thu Jun 30, 2005 10:34 pm
Long list. Quite a few ones we already have. sweatdrop But thank you!
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Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2005 11:19 am
I wish that I could understand Japanese
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Posted: Sat Aug 20, 2005 1:30 pm
Japanese is yummy, just like chocolate tastes like happy.......sorry can't explain......
Here are some more......
English Japanese
Hah! Hah!
When something goes wrong. Muh Muh!
Found you! Ita!
Throwing stars. Shuriken.
Dagger. Kunai.
Eat this! Kurae!
Eye Blind Mekuramashi
Sword Katana
Caltrops Makibishi
Axe Ono
Net Ami
Chain Kusari
Chain and Scythe Kusari-gama
Scythe Kama
Spear Yama
Chain Mail Katabira
Metal Headband Hitai-ate
Sandal Sandaru
Scabbard Saya
Hood Zukin
Scroll Makimono
Sorry about the sloppy placement...... sweatdrop
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Posted: Wed Aug 24, 2005 2:14 pm
Inoshikacho: is a mythical beast of Japanese origin the body of a boar, antlers of a deer, and wings of a butterfly.
Ino: boar
Shika: deer
Cho: butterfly
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Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2005 10:48 pm
xTwisTx Yes. Very helpful. ^^ I just have a question about Neji's translation. I heard that it means bird, which I don't quite agree with either. ^^" it means 'screw', hence his trademark jutsu KAITEN!
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