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I believe you're suppose to use Japanese 
ex.
e= egao, ebi, etc.....
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ShhHimitsu
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| K.T.Tran wrote: |
I believe you're suppose to use Japanese
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e= egao, ebi, etc..... |
oh really? i saw another post and saw it in english so i assumed 
okay so i'll change it.... awww you took it. i also wanted to use ebi
oh well theres always room for
ebi
aka shrimp
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| ShhHimitsu wrote: |
oh really? i saw another post and saw it in english so i assumed
okay so i'll change it.... awww you took it. i also wanted to use ebi
oh well theres always room for
ebi
aka shrimp |
gomen gomen...
I checked page 1 and original poster said he/she is flexible with words of any language as long as we explain what the word is if it isn't an english one.
Though I think its more fun if we use japanese words.
It'll help all of us here expand our japanese range of vocabulary
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| K.T.Tran wrote: |
gomen gomen...
I checked page 1 and original poster said he/she is flexible with words of any language as long as we explain what the word is if it isn't an english one.
Though I think its more fun if we use japanese words.
It'll help all of us here expand our japanese range of vocabulary |
hehe yah most definitely. for example i found out that dochira means "which" and aojiroi means"pale" in fact there are some words i want to know, however i should take that to another thread.. or just look it up myself 
my main point was to start this discussion again. and look it got 3 new posts 
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| ShhHimitsu wrote: |
oh really? i saw another post and saw it in english so i assumed
okay so i'll change it.... awww you took it. i also wanted to use ebi
oh well theres always room for
ebi
aka shrimp |
Ittadakimasu 
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