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 Posted: Fri Apr 22, 2011 2:31 am
Whenever I tell someone I am learning Japanese...and the only words the ask to know are profanity... Can someone tell me some or give me a source?!
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Posted: Fri Apr 22, 2011 8:08 am
Redfa Whenever I tell someone I am learning Japanese...and the only words the ask to know are profanity... Can someone tell me some or give me a source?! Really? I wonder what they would even use them for... This one is a pretty good list. Although I wouldn't use most of these with anyone I still wanted to be friends with afterward. Common swear words are "kuso" (s**t) and chikushou (beast). Most of the time it's not necessary to learn insults though. If you watch a lot of Japanese media, they're generally so common that you can't miss them. xd
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Posted: Sat Apr 23, 2011 6:41 am
Bokusenou Redfa Whenever I tell someone I am learning Japanese...and the only words the ask to know are profanity... Can someone tell me some or give me a source?! Really? I wonder what they would even use them for... This one is a pretty good list. Although I wouldn't use most of these with anyone I still wanted to be friends with afterward. Common swear words are "kuso" (s**t) and chikushou (beast). Most of the time it's not necessary to learn insults though. If you watch a lot of Japanese media, they're generally so common that you can't miss them. xd oh Thanks Honey... I don't wanna why but I these kinda words are the only word people think about ... lol... we use "kuso kurae"'s equivalent in Persian too... but usually say "Don't kuso kurae" when someone talks a lot or says something non sense....! Arigatou!
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Posted: Sat Apr 23, 2011 6:47 pm
Redfa Bokusenou Redfa Whenever I tell someone I am learning Japanese...and the only words the ask to know are profanity... Can someone tell me some or give me a source?! Really? I wonder what they would even use them for... This one is a pretty good list. Although I wouldn't use most of these with anyone I still wanted to be friends with afterward. Common swear words are "kuso" (s**t) and chikushou (beast). Most of the time it's not necessary to learn insults though. If you watch a lot of Japanese media, they're generally so common that you can't miss them. xd oh Thanks Honey... I don't wanna why but I these kinda words are the only word people think about ... lol... we use "kuso kurae"'s equivalent in Persian too... but usually say "Don't kuso kurae" when someone talks a lot or says something non sense....! Arigatou! LOL, "kurae" is the order form of kurau in Japanese, which can mean "to eat, to drink, or to receive (a punch)", so "kuro kurae" in Japanese means "Eat s**t!". Who knew Japanese and Persian had so many word sounds in common? XD
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Posted: Sat Apr 23, 2011 8:45 pm
Bokusenou Redfa Bokusenou Redfa Whenever I tell someone I am learning Japanese...and the only words the ask to know are profanity... Can someone tell me some or give me a source?! Really? I wonder what they would even use them for... This one is a pretty good list. Although I wouldn't use most of these with anyone I still wanted to be friends with afterward. Common swear words are "kuso" (s**t) and chikushou (beast). Most of the time it's not necessary to learn insults though. If you watch a lot of Japanese media, they're generally so common that you can't miss them. xd oh Thanks Honey... I don't wanna why but I these kinda words are the only word people think about ... lol... we use "kuso kurae"'s equivalent in Persian too... but usually say "Don't kuso kurae" when someone talks a lot or says something non sense....! Arigatou! LOL, "kurae" is the order form of kurau in Japanese, which can mean "to eat, to drink, or to receive (a punch)", so "kuro kurae" in Japanese means "Eat s**t!". Who knew Japanese and Persian had so many word sounds in common? XD Generally there are not many but the sentence form is the same e.g. they say: Gaia cool is. just like in Persian : Gaia Bahaal ast. there are some words with Persian root in Japanese but they're mainly words which were in English and in Japanese they used it , Like: Bazaar,Pajamas,Pashmina,Caravan,.... and also when we want to say Karateka or Mangaka....we say Karatekar or Mangakar...kar means work...
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Posted: Sun Apr 24, 2011 9:34 am
Redfa Bokusenou Redfa Bokusenou Redfa Whenever I tell someone I am learning Japanese...and the only words the ask to know are profanity... Can someone tell me some or give me a source?! Really? I wonder what they would even use them for... This one is a pretty good list. Although I wouldn't use most of these with anyone I still wanted to be friends with afterward. Common swear words are "kuso" (s**t) and chikushou (beast). Most of the time it's not necessary to learn insults though. If you watch a lot of Japanese media, they're generally so common that you can't miss them. xd oh Thanks Honey... I don't wanna why but I these kinda words are the only word people think about ... lol... we use "kuso kurae"'s equivalent in Persian too... but usually say "Don't kuso kurae" when someone talks a lot or says something non sense....! Arigatou! LOL, "kurae" is the order form of kurau in Japanese, which can mean "to eat, to drink, or to receive (a punch)", so "kuro kurae" in Japanese means "Eat s**t!". Who knew Japanese and Persian had so many word sounds in common? XD Generally there are not many but the sentence form is the same e.g. they say: Gaia cool is. just like in Persian : Gaia Bahaal ast. there are some words with Persian root in Japanese but they're mainly words which were in English and in Japanese they used it , Like: Bazaar,Pajamas,Pashmina,Caravan,.... and also when we want to say Karateka or Mangaka....we say Karatekar or Mangakar...kar means work... So I'm guessing Persian's Subject-Object-Verb ("Jane the ball kicked" not "Jane kicked the ball") or SOV, like Japanese then? English is SVO, and I'm not sure if there are any VSO languages, though that would be interesting. I didn't know pajamas came from Persian. ^-^ *goes to look up the etymology of all those words. Oh yeah, is "Persian" another name for Farsi, or Urdu? I know they both are spoken around that area...
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Posted: Sun Apr 24, 2011 12:04 pm
Bokusenou Redfa Bokusenou Redfa Bokusenou Redfa Whenever I tell someone I am learning Japanese...and the only words the ask to know are profanity... Can someone tell me some or give me a source?! Really? I wonder what they would even use them for... This one is a pretty good list. Although I wouldn't use most of these with anyone I still wanted to be friends with afterward. Common swear words are "kuso" (s**t) and chikushou (beast). Most of the time it's not necessary to learn insults though. If you watch a lot of Japanese media, they're generally so common that you can't miss them. xd oh Thanks Honey... I don't wanna why but I these kinda words are the only word people think about ... lol... we use "kuso kurae"'s equivalent in Persian too... but usually say "Don't kuso kurae" when someone talks a lot or says something non sense....! Arigatou! LOL, "kurae" is the order form of kurau in Japanese, which can mean "to eat, to drink, or to receive (a punch)", so "kuro kurae" in Japanese means "Eat s**t!". Who knew Japanese and Persian had so many word sounds in common? XD Generally there are not many but the sentence form is the same e.g. they say: Gaia cool is. just like in Persian : Gaia Bahaal ast. there are some words with Persian root in Japanese but they're mainly words which were in English and in Japanese they used it , Like: Bazaar,Pajamas,Pashmina,Caravan,.... and also when we want to say Karateka or Mangaka....we say Karatekar or Mangakar...kar means work... So I'm guessing Persian's Subject-Object-Verb ("Jane the ball kicked" not "Jane kicked the ball") or SOV, like Japanese then? English is SVO, and I'm not sure if there are any VSO languages, though that would be interesting. I didn't know pajamas came from Persian. ^-^ *goes to look up the etymology of all those words. Oh yeah, is "Persian" another name for Farsi, or Urdu? I know they both are spoken around that area... Yeah Persian is SOV. Pa in Persian means Paw or Foot ....and Jama or Jame means cloth ...so Pajamas means Leggings... Persian is another name for Farsi ....Farsi in Persian means,Persian. Since the word Persian was used in European languages since ancient times I use Persian.... Urdu in Persia means "Camp" and it's the officiall language of Pakistan ...and is a kinda mixture of Persian and Indian languages. it was so-called because Iranian and Indian traders set up camp in the region and used this language....!
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Posted: Mon Apr 25, 2011 3:02 pm
Bokusenou Redfa Bokusenou Redfa Bokusenou Redfa Whenever I tell someone I am learning Japanese...and the only words the ask to know are profanity... Can someone tell me some or give me a source?! Really? I wonder what they would even use them for... This one is a pretty good list. Although I wouldn't use most of these with anyone I still wanted to be friends with afterward. Common swear words are "kuso" (s**t) and chikushou (beast). Most of the time it's not necessary to learn insults though. If you watch a lot of Japanese media, they're generally so common that you can't miss them. xd oh Thanks Honey... I don't wanna why but I these kinda words are the only word people think about ... lol... we use "kuso kurae"'s equivalent in Persian too... but usually say "Don't kuso kurae" when someone talks a lot or says something non sense....! Arigatou! LOL, "kurae" is the order form of kurau in Japanese, which can mean "to eat, to drink, or to receive (a punch)", so "kuro kurae" in Japanese means "Eat s**t!". Who knew Japanese and Persian had so many word sounds in common? XD Generally there are not many but the sentence form is the same e.g. they say: Gaia cool is. just like in Persian : Gaia Bahaal ast. there are some words with Persian root in Japanese but they're mainly words which were in English and in Japanese they used it , Like: Bazaar,Pajamas,Pashmina,Caravan,.... and also when we want to say Karateka or Mangaka....we say Karatekar or Mangakar...kar means work... So I'm guessing Persian's Subject-Object-Verb ("Jane the ball kicked" not "Jane kicked the ball") or SOV, like Japanese then? English is SVO, and I'm not sure if there are any VSO languages, though that would be interesting. I didn't know pajamas came from Persian. ^-^ *goes to look up the etymology of all those words. Oh yeah, is "Persian" another name for Farsi, or Urdu? I know they both are spoken around that area... and by the way Arabic is a VSO langguage!!!!!!1111
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Posted: Sat May 21, 2011 6:15 am
Redfa Bokusenou Redfa Bokusenou Redfa oh Thanks Honey... I don't wanna why but I these kinda words are the only word people think about ... lol... we use "kuso kurae"'s equivalent in Persian too... but usually say "Don't kuso kurae" when someone talks a lot or says something non sense....! Arigatou! LOL, "kurae" is the order form of kurau in Japanese, which can mean "to eat, to drink, or to receive (a punch)", so "kuro kurae" in Japanese means "Eat s**t!". Who knew Japanese and Persian had so many word sounds in common? XD Generally there are not many but the sentence form is the same e.g. they say: Gaia cool is. just like in Persian : Gaia Bahaal ast. there are some words with Persian root in Japanese but they're mainly words which were in English and in Japanese they used it , Like: Bazaar,Pajamas,Pashmina,Caravan,.... and also when we want to say Karateka or Mangaka....we say Karatekar or Mangakar...kar means work... So I'm guessing Persian's Subject-Object-Verb ("Jane the ball kicked" not "Jane kicked the ball") or SOV, like Japanese then? English is SVO, and I'm not sure if there are any VSO languages, though that would be interesting. I didn't know pajamas came from Persian. ^-^ *goes to look up the etymology of all those words. Oh yeah, is "rsi in Persian means,Persian. Since the word Persian was used in EuroPersian" another name for Farsi, or Urdu? I know they both are spoken around that area... Yeah Persian is SOV. Pa in Persian means Paw or Foot ....and Jama or Jame means cloth ...so Pajamas means Leggings... Persian is another name for Farsi ....Fapean languages since ancient times I use Persian.... Urdu in Persia means "Camp" and it's the officiall language of Pakistan ...and is a kinda mixture of Persian and Indian languages. it was so-called because Iranian and Indian traders set up camp in the region and used this language....! That's pretty cool! Even Japanese uses the word pajamas (パジャマ). It's interesting how global some words have become. Ah, that straightens things out. So Urdu was originally a pidgin language? Arabic is VSO? That's awesome! It's cool to know that they exist. Do you speak Arabic, or did you read up on it?
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Posted: Sat May 21, 2011 7:03 am
Bokusenou Redfa Bokusenou Redfa Bokusenou Redfa oh Thanks Honey... I don't wanna why but I these kinda words are the only word people think about ... lol... we use "kuso kurae"'s equivalent in Persian too... but usually say "Don't kuso kurae" when someone talks a lot or says something non sense....! Arigatou! LOL, "kurae" is the order form of kurau in Japanese, which can mean "to eat, to drink, or to receive (a punch)", so "kuro kurae" in Japanese means "Eat s**t!". Who knew Japanese and Persian had so many word sounds in common? XD Generally there are not many but the sentence form is the same e.g. they say: Gaia cool is. just like in Persian : Gaia Bahaal ast. there are some words with Persian root in Japanese but they're mainly words which were in English and in Japanese they used it , Like: Bazaar,Pajamas,Pashmina,Caravan,.... and also when we want to say Karateka or Mangaka....we say Karatekar or Mangakar...kar means work... So I'm guessing Persian's Subject-Object-Verb ("Jane the ball kicked" not "Jane kicked the ball") or SOV, like Japanese then? English is SVO, and I'm not sure if there are any VSO languages, though that would be interesting. I didn't know pajamas came from Persian. ^-^ *goes to look up the etymology of all those words. Oh yeah, is "rsi in Persian means,Persian. Since the word Persian was used in EuroPersian" another name for Farsi, or Urdu? I know they both are spoken around that area... Yeah Persian is SOV. Pa in Persian means Paw or Foot ....and Jama or Jame means cloth ...so Pajamas means Leggings... Persian is another name for Farsi ....Fapean languages since ancient times I use Persian.... Urdu in Persia means "Camp" and it's the officiall language of Pakistan ...and is a kinda mixture of Persian and Indian languages. it was so-called because Iranian and Indian traders set up camp in the region and used this language....! That's pretty cool! Even Japanese uses the word pajamas (パジャマ). It's interesting how global some words have become. Ah, that straightens things out. So Urdu was originally a pidgin language? Arabic is VSO? That's awesome! It's cool to know that they exist. Do you speak Arabic, or did you read up on it? Yeah Urdu was a pidgin language but now it has really changed through the time .... I don't speak Arabic I just know some basics...
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Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2012 5:41 pm
I just looked at the link. My goodness this will be fun to remember. Of course I would be careful in using it. I'm not wanting to get into an awkward situation!
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Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2012 5:46 pm
Photobomb Hero I just looked at the link. My goodness this will be fun to remember. Of course I would be careful in using it. I'm not wanting to get into an awkward situation!
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Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2012 5:52 pm
wakige Photobomb Hero I just looked at the link. My goodness this will be fun to remember. Of course I would be careful in using it. I'm not wanting to get into an awkward situation! Pfftfttt. Clever. Hasn't that lead to at least one awkward conversation though? Or if someone simply asked, "what does that mean?". I'd imagine the first time you used it, it felt weird, right? (I apologize for any missing i's, my i key is a little stiff.)
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Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2012 5:59 pm
Photobomb Hero Pfftfttt. Clever. Hasn't that lead to at least one awkward conversation though? Or if someone simply asked, "what does that mean?". I'd imagine the first time you used it, it felt weird, right? (I apologize for any missing i's, my i key is a little stiff.)
"Omg! Where did you learn that! Haha, you sound like Japanese!"
emotion_yatta
Oh, and don't worry about the keyboard problem! I used to have a problem with my "o"s, so I understand!!
(Plus, I have a problem at the moment too. My English is really, really bad today...)
"N! Dnt d that!" Wut? LOL
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Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2012 6:03 pm
Mhmm... sometimes when I realize too late that I'm talking to a "cultured classy wealthy Japanese girl" (lol), it gets awkward. (I worked at women's college for wealthy Japanese girls.) But with guys, they roll around on the floor and soon die of laughter. It's quite tragic. Haha! But it beats the shy avoid-eye-contact behavior upon meeting! After they are all done rolling around and dying on the floor, we can skip straight into casual conversation. My specialty!
"Omg! Where did you learn that! Haha, you sound like Japanese!"
emotion_yatta Well that's good! May I ask how long you have been practicing/learning Japanese? I know it's a bit irrelevant, but I would like to know so I could have some motivation. I just started really, and noticed all that there is to learn.
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