CHILD PORN CHILD PORNOGRAPHY UNDERAGE PORNOGRAPHY VICKY PRETEEN HARDCORE PTHC R@YGOLD HUSSYFAN MASSACRE DEAD KILL SHOOT GUN
I WILL KILL OVER 9000 STUDENTS AT WHATEVER LOCATION
I WILL MURDER OVER 9000 STUDENTS AT WHATEVER LOCATION ON 4/22
WHISTLE FOR A CAB AND WHEN IT CAME NEAR
MURDER KILL NAKED CHILDREN PHOTO DEE DEE FUCK FBI FUCK THE FEDS DRUGS CHILD ABUSE FUCK KIDS
BUSH BOMB KILL PRESIDENT ANTHRAX
ASSASSIN THE AMERICAN PRESIDENT
AL QAEDA SECRET MESSAGE AL QAEDA HIDDEN MESSAGE
>>811
Would you like this translated into Japanese? I'm sure one of these very helpful and wonderful people could happily oblige such a request for you. It would be very nice if someone did that for you.
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Anonymous2008-02-03 4:39
What's the usual reading and meaning behind 己? I see it often but it just has so many meanings. I tried googling 「己」読み方 but I didn't have too much luck, about 3 pages in I saw おのれ though, but the context was kinda weird, not to mention there's still tons of different meanings for おのれ
How do you usually find correct readings to kanji when there are multiple pronunciations? I'd imagine my method would work a lot better on rarer kanji that Japanese themselves might have trouble with..
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Anonymous2008-02-03 4:46
Me again, and the more I think about it, I suppose it means "you"
I just remember in anime people saying おのれ to other people when pissed off, although the context of 己 is different
I guess what I'm more interested in is a way to find the popular/correct readings when there are multiple ones..
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Anonymous2008-02-03 7:24
>>814 >>815
"己" is usually pronounced "おのれ" and has some different meanings (and different sounds, of course). I think, in vernacular Japanese, it most likely means something like "oneself." Sometimes it may mean "you" in a rude way or, if anything, "bastard." Note that the latter usage is not very common and you'll find it more often in manga/anime than in actual conversation.
>I guess what I'm more interested in is a way to find the popular/correct readings when there are multiple ones..
Sorry, it doesn't seem I can help you on this. But after all, even native Japanese speakers have to resort to tons of drill learning for several years to master kanjis; Yes, I did back when I was a schoolkid.
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Anonymous2008-02-03 9:59
Is there a Japanese word for niggers? Or do they just do the niggersu thing like with pants?
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Anonymous2008-02-03 10:44
I guess you could use "ニッゲル - ＮＩＧＧＥＲＵ"
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Anonymous2008-02-03 11:41
>>817
黒人 kurojin (lit: blackman)
its fairly offensive but japs are racist
For Japanese having to study that too, at least they know the language so they already know the correct readings most of the time, and if they don't, it probably has furigana on it to begin with. For me, if it doesn't have furigana, I just have to guess what the reading is. I'm sure I know many words that I'm reading wrong without knowing, heh.
May i ask something about a word? I'm curious about why... I'd like to ask to any person who knows about the sense of kanjis, why 十分な means "enough" when literally translated could mean 10 minutes? it has to do with some old-fashioned comercial habit or does it related to a religios habit? What could that be?
I hope this question don't bother, anons
Thanks
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Anonymous2008-02-03 21:31
>>825
I'm not sure where you got the religious habit idea
but I'd imagine it's just like English in many ways
When we say, "Just a second" We don't mean "One second is all", but "Wait for awhile before I can assist you"
Or maybe a better example would be tons. 十分 can also mean plenty. Tons means a lot.
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Anonymous2008-02-03 21:43
>>826
well, i talked about religous idea because there could be in the past some activity (a praying, or some activity cult) which delay 10 minutes and when they finish they though it was enough... it could be some old commercial tradition
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Anonymous2008-02-03 21:47
*sorry
cult = x (wrong said)
worship = o (the suitable word i wanted to use)
Sorry my english is not good... ¬_¬
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Anonymous2008-02-03 22:38
Well I don't know the origins of how it happened, but I guess you can use your imagination, '10 is enough'?
Like I brought up earlier though, a ton is 1000kg or 2,204.6 pounds, but we use it sometimes to suit the meaning "a lot"
It wouldn't even surprise me if in some language, "a few" was the same as the number 3 in their own language
Are you talking about the じゃう? or the whole term 死んじゃう？
じゃう/じゃった・ちゃう/ちゃった is the colloquial form of shite shimau (to do something completely.
I don't see how you got 死んじゃう as cum, but you must fap to some freak porn. the ちゃう form to cum would be いっちゃう
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Anonymous2008-02-05 20:02
I found this story on how these sages created radicals
As they reduced the kanji to simpler and simpler forms, these simpler forms turned into RADICALS. Put another way, when the sages were simplifying the kanji for topic ( 題 ), they were not thinking IS IT WEIRD THAT SUN AND HEAD AND FOOT MEAN TOPIC? WILL THIS BE CONFUSING TO FOREIGNERS 1,000 YEARS FROM NOW? BECAUSE THAT WOULD BE TERRIBLE! The meaning of it was not on their minds at all. They were thinking, “WHICH COMBINATION OF RADICALS MOST CLOSELY RESEMBLES THE ORIGINAL PICTOGRAPH? BECAUSE WE ARE JUST SIMPLIFYING IT BUT WE DON’T WANT TO FUCK AROUND AND INVENT A WHOLE NEW LANGUAGE FOR CRYING OUT LOUD.” And the one sage would be looking at the original pictograph, like, “If you draw the top part like this, it kind of looks like the sun radical.” And the other sage was like, “Yeah, and if you squint your eyes and drink some sake, the bottom part kind of looks like feet.” And the third sage was like, “The right side looks like nothing on God’s green earth, plus we have 200 more kanji to simplify before lunch, so let’s just make it the face one, fuck it.” and they hi-fived and moved on. Anyway, this is the system we are stuck with
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Anonymous2008-02-05 22:26
>>835
chinese moon runes: messing with foreigners since 10000 b.c.
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Anonymous2008-02-05 22:59
>>833
It's like a woman saying, "(Ohhh! This is so good! I can't take it!) I'm gonna die!"
Question: Do all Kanjis have one popular romaji reading they go by?
For the kanji section on the site, I've noticed that there is a romaji reading listed, but only one, and it doesn't seem to follow on-yomi or kun-yomi, nor the first in the list. Is it by which is more popular or something? Or is there like an actual official romaji reading list? It does seem to follow popular readings, but I'm not 100% sure if that's how it works or not.
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Can I do it?2008-02-06 3:54
I'm going to try and cram like fuuuuck and learn how to write all jouyou+ kanji and english meanings before school starts up in 12 days with http://kanji.koohii.com/
I probably know how to write 100 right now already, and can read maybe 400-500
How badly do you think I will fail? Feel free to guess, I shall report back in Feb 19 because I know anonymous cares <3