ahochaude wrote:

Uh huh huh huh, he said "Jugs"! I don't think I'll tremble but instead rather drool.... *drooling*, and wish I could be a "doner" of a good cause to her...........( )

LooooooooooooooooooooooL!

ahochaude wrote:

Forgot Amuro Namie!!!

My avatar thx you. Nifee deebiru (Okinawan dialect). Hey aho, you should start a thread with hogen, much like hiroki did with osaka ben.
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ahochaude wrote:

Nani yatten de-Nani yatten da yo (What the hell are you doing?) Nani eutonen-Nani itte no (What did you say?/Whatcha talking about?)

Osaka-ben....... (a little more rough than the Kansai-ben stated above)

Nani o eutte ketsukanen! (What the hell are you saying?)
Nani o mitte ketsukanen! (What the hell are you looking at?)

-Honma ni chau yaro?

������!! (thanks in osaka-ben) Thx malarum for those pics. Now I have a new idol to drool over besides otoha.
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malorum wrote:

welcome to the CLUB!

Yeah, yee-haw! She's a hot little B huh?!

ahochaude wrote:

Yeah, yee-haw! She's a hot little B huh?!

who koike or otoha?
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niko2x wrote:

who koike or otoha?

Koike

ahochaude,....~

hisaburi,.....maido~genki ga?

kyomi ni, koike-chan ga AV wo shimashita ga?

mata ne~

hiroki0520 wrote:

ahochaude,....~ hisaburi,.....maido~genki ga? kyomi ni, koike-chan ga AV wo shimashita ga? mata ne~

Honma ya! Hisashiburi ya na?! Un, genki yade. Hiro-kun ha?
Doushita? Saikin anmari post yatte hen de. Sorejya.

Although I managed to understand Kansai-ben after living there for awhile, Kyoto-ben was very, very weird. If you've ever watched Chiyoko: Millenium Actress, there's a scene where she's a geisha in Kyoto. The inflections they use are crazy!

ahochaude wrote:

Honma ya! Hisashiburi ya na?! Un, genki yade. Hiro-kun ha? Doushita? Saikin anmari post yatte hen de. Sorejya.

ore wa genki de, demo taihen ya nen~

saikin za, mecha takusan shiken ga aru ya nen. Sorewa, isogashi na~

jia na~

I have a friend who introduced me to okanomiyaki, from Osaka of course, who told me he had a real difficult time when he was a kid, moving from Osaka to Tokyo because the dialect was so different, a lot of kids would tease him and such because they just couldn't understand quite a bit of what he said... He says it took him maybe 6 months to adjust to the kanto dialect...

Just thought that was an interesting little story to share..

yareyare wrote:

I have a friend who introduced me to okanomiyaki, from Osaka of course, who told me he had a real difficult time when he was a kid, moving from Osaka to Tokyo because the dialect was so different, a lot of kids would tease him and such because they just couldn't understand quite a bit of what he said... He says it took him maybe 6 months to adjust to the kanto dialect... Just thought that was an interesting little story to share..

I can see that. But I remember kids from Kanto who moved to Osaka and they would not be teased.

Okonomiyaki is NOT one of my favorite foods. Rather have a pizza anyday.

thetenken wrote:

Although I managed to understand Kansai-ben after living there for awhile, Kyoto-ben was very, very weird.

Indeed they are 2 different "languages", with the Kyoto tougue more "feminine". Must goes back the the Gion days of the Maiko/Geisha.
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hi. i'm new here and i'm from singapore. i'm kinda interested in picking up the japanese language and is currently learning the basics. however, i like to ask how do u say... hmm... aisatsu in kansai-ben or okinawan?

e.g

hajimemashite... watashi wa ___ . dozo yoroshiku onegaishimasu...

hope u can help me hehe. thanks in advance...

hmm... anyone can help?

Well, it doesn't seem like ahoachaude is going to see this thread, so I will do the best I can. As far as in japanese, (if don't already know), it is a word for JPNese youth for introduction. As far as the osaka-ben equivalent, I don't think there is one. But then again, aho is the authority when it comes to osaka ben.
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One more.......

Haratotsu wa-Mukatsuku na (Pissing me off/so irritating)
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amrayu wrote:

okinawan dialect: Hoogen uchinanchu (okinawan) oma (bruise) also many okinawans talk about themself as a third person (using their own names in speech). i cant think of many okinawan words, i forgot most of them. stayed there for 1 summer, and a week during winter break.

That's better than me. I only know "Hago" and "Haisai".


I should go back to "home" and learn how to speak.
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