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Agentcarotte

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Sujet de la discussion Posté le 15/06/2004 à 01:16:49

You can post here if you need to make some english exercices.
I think it' gonna be really annoying but whatever, let's try.

http://www.myspace.com/qualiea

Pov Gabou

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251 Posté le 20/06/2004 à 02:37:29

Citation :
By the way, aren't you playing Gaboo ?

I don't get it !

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Goldy

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252 Posté le 20/06/2004 à 02:40:51

Do you think that the english do the same thing but in french in they forum ??? :volatil:

hore wa ego wo anashimasen kara !!! mothafuka !!! :tourne:

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Stx4Sound

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253 Posté le 20/06/2004 à 02:42:47

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Yann Polar

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254 Posté le 20/06/2004 à 14:05:11

Yes groupenouveau, you got the answer :

When one plays Gaboo, this means that he

Now we have an international smiley and mean to recognize Mista Gaboo :mrg:

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Pov Gabou

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255 Posté le 20/06/2004 à 14:24:52

I never play gaboo when I am funny.

Soeaking of funny, I learnt some double words in japanese:

konojo wa pichi pichi desu, which means you are fresh, little girl (the little girl is added).

I love japanese !

And I finally convince the other girl for a meeting in kyoto next week :aime2:

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Yann Polar

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256 Posté le 20/06/2004 à 14:33:32

Well, ya know, I seldom know when you're funny or not... :oops:

I do not mean that I do not find you are funny, I just mean that it's much easier for me to know it when you add a smiley at the end of your posts :oops:

By the way, ain't you liable to go to sleep now ? what time is it in Kyoto, Gab ? :8O:

Citation : konojo wa pichi pichi desu

OK, I add it in my list of ladykiling sentences :bravo:

Thanks Gab', gùùùùd luck for your extatic trip in Kyoto. :boire:

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Pov Gabou

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257 Posté le 20/06/2004 à 14:37:56

Take care, because pishi pishi is kind of, well... unusual. I learnt this word by singing during my Japanese class.

If an old drunk woman is bothering you, you can say something like anata wa pasa pasa desu, which means you are dry...

(konojo wa ... desu means she (is), so if you wanna say that to a girl, you should use anata wa ... desu, or you can just say pichi pichi desu, because Japanese people rarely sau the subject when it is obvious from the context).

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Fuyuhiko

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258 Posté le 20/06/2004 à 14:37:56

"kanojo"

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Pov Gabou

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259 Posté le 20/06/2004 à 14:39:35

Et merde, oui, c'est vrai.

Mais sinon, c'est ridicule ou pas de dire pishi pishi à une nana ? En tout cas, ça sonne fun :oops:

Je trippe les doubles words.

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Fuyuhiko

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260 Posté le 20/06/2004 à 14:53:40

Si tu te sens l'âme d'un gino, oui pourquoi pas ...

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Pov Gabou

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261 Posté le 20/06/2004 à 14:56:36

Yesterday, a woman asked me if I had some hair on the chest ! :oo:

Japanese women are quite surprising

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Yann Polar

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262 Posté le 20/06/2004 à 14:59:25

Ok ok, let me start with the beginning :

konojo wa ... desu > she is blablabla

anata wa ... desu > you are blablabla

is it right ?

gino > I know what it means in Italian, but In japanese, could you tell me ?

by the way, do you have the translation ( because i'm lost in...) for

beautiful >
extremely beautiful >
you smell like roses in dewy fields >
you are so sexy that i want you now >

Harry gateau. :bise:

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Fuyuhiko

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263 Posté le 20/06/2004 à 15:00:32

"kanojo"

you blind man

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Yann Polar

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264 Posté le 20/06/2004 à 15:05:26

Sorry my man.

is it OK by the way ?

I mean, it's better to talk directly to a girl using the

Citation : anata wa ... desu

sentence ???

[url]36 15 my life > completely broken and pissed off
no good news from the redhead girl [/url]

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Pov Gabou

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265 Posté le 20/06/2004 à 15:07:39

Yann, I mixed kanojo (she) and kono (this), two concepts I learnt last week.

I still have some problems getting the proper use of wa, which is put just after the 'topic' (which is not always the subject when translating to english ou whatever other western language).

For example:

kyou wa doko kara kimashitaka means something like where do you come from, today (very raw translation, please bear with it). Koyu means today, doko where, kara from, kimasu means to come (the kaat the end , in this case, is for the question, ans mashita is the past form of masu, I think, but I amnot sure, I still haven't really learnt anyhting concerning verbs)

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Pov Gabou

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266 Posté le 20/06/2004 à 15:09:55

Citation :
I mean, it's better to talk directly to a girl using the

It is very polite, AFAIK. But I don't really know anything about polite forms anyway (I barely know anything about Japanese, in fact :oops:

)

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Yann Polar

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267 Posté le 21/06/2004 à 10:56:08

It's OK my friends, thank you for taking a little bit of your time to teach japanese for a lazy learner...

by the way, no translation for

beautiful >
extremely beautiful >
you smell like roses in dewy fields >
you are so sexy that i want you now >

It may be urgent, It's got to happen :humm: