Let's play a Shiritori Game - Japanese word game

epigene said:
Hey, I haven't been tracking this game in a long while, but...
In regular shiritori game, you lose when you post a word that ends with ん

That would certainly make sense, what with Kumo having to go to a dialect to get a word. This being a casual game, and with the blessing of everyone else playing, I'll gladly edit.
 
MeAndroo said:
That would certainly make sense, what with Kumo having to go to a dialect to get a word. This being a casual game, and with the blessing of everyone else playing, I'll gladly edit.
It's okay with me if it's okay with everyone else!👍

Was just curious...😌
 
epigene said:
Was just curious...😌

No worries! :cool: I just wasn't aware of the rules. I've never seen shiratori in Japan, only on English-based forums. We were always more interested in playing the Yamanote-sen game. :p

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Originally Posted by MeAndroo
留守番 - るすばん
Rusuban - empty house watching
Starting with ん:
んみゃーち(いらっしゃい)-welcome (沖縄の方言)
Not sure if this is a noun..

Without taking anything away from Kumo, since a word ending with ん is illegal, the new word will be:

留守 - るす
not at home

(let me know if this is okay...i'm not actually sure if rusu is a word by itself in japanese)
 
す is for....

昴 (すばる) The Pleiad Constellation
 
流刑 るけい exile, deportation

(I've seen this written as りゅうけい...anyone know which one is right?)
 
What does raijo mean?

お構いなく - おかまいなく

okamainaku

Set phrase - "don't worry about me," usually said by a guest. Derived from verb 構う - to be troubled

 
頭痛 ずつう headache
 
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