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Sempai's Starter Guide to Kusari RP - n00bl3t - 09-10-2009
This thread should not get lost.
Add some more to it Sempai.
Sempai's Starter Guide to Kusari RP - Darkavatar - 09-10-2009
Kisama (kee-SAH-mah)
directly translates to "you" but is very rude more like "you bastard" but was once translated as "you spoony bard"
Seinen/Josei/Shonen/Shojo
means man/woman/boy/girl respectively
Baka
Generic mild expletive meaning stupid or fool, etc
Bakabakashi
foolishness, craziness. "Why are these gaijin here, polluting our space, bakabakashi!"
Ahou (ah-HOH)a japanese onomatopoeia for a sound a crow makes- used for calling some one a moron or an idiot or "bird-brain"
-jin
suffix meaning person ie Gai (outisde) + jin = outsider/foreigner, bakajin meaning foolish person or Libertyjin (Ributijin) for some one from Liberty
Dame (dah-MEH)
translates to bad or "do not". ie "DAME! Ram me one more time and I will blast you."
-shi
suffix that translates to "person of" or "thing of". ie Honshushi would be someone from Honshu. When used with a profession it implies male gender so Kangoshi would be male nurse. A female nurse would be Kangofu
Sugoi (su-GOY)translates to wow
Nani (nah-NEE)
translates to what. useful for using instead of wtf
Urusai
means shut up
Sempai's Starter Guide to Kusari RP - Tomtomrawr - 09-10-2009
Now I have a list to refer back to I have the confidence to make a Kusari character for role-play.
Thank you Sempai-sama:P.
Sempai's Starter Guide to Kusari RP - jammi - 09-10-2009
Oooh, this was very much needed. I'd been using -san like a madman, but felt a bit silly when the Imperial Yacht rocked up and I didn't have any other suffixes that were of a more subservient tone to use. Specific suffixes for customers is ve-ery useful as well.
Kudos for compiling this guide.
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Sempai's Starter Guide to Kusari RP - Grimly - 09-10-2009
Sugoi !
Arigato sempai.
Sempai's Starter Guide to Kusari RP - johnpeter - 09-10-2009
Wow, thank you! This is really helpful:)
Sempai's Starter Guide to Kusari RP - Tomtomrawr - 09-10-2009
' Wrote:Oooh, this was very much needed. I'd been using -san like a madman, but felt a bit silly when the Imperial Yacht rocked up and I didn't have any other suffixes that were of a more subservient tone to use. Specific suffixes for customers is ve-ery useful as well.I was actually going to come see your food seller today and point that out to him, but I guess I got beaten to it.
Kudos for compiling this guide.
Sempai's Starter Guide to Kusari RP - Ayem - 09-10-2009
For those interested in terms of a more Naval bent, here's a list current to world war II of the Japanese Naval Air Force. It changed a little bit over time, mind.
Also, if you see Kenzou.Tenma shouting "Ohayo gozaimasu!" it just means Good Morning. When he says "Sayohnara", rather than Sayonara, it is not because it is more correct, it is only a more formal rendition of the goodbye. He's old-school traditional, so don't worry too much about it.
Hope that helps.
Sempai's Starter Guide to Kusari RP - casero - 09-10-2009
It's lovely to have this new options, but there's a problem with some of those words.... most of the people don't know them!:P
Sempai's Starter Guide to Kusari RP - reavengitair - 09-10-2009
I've heard many versions of saying hello...
Could people post some? Like... good morning, good afternoon, hello there, greetings, whatever...