Let's play a Shiritori Game - Japanese word game

LukeSettle said:
座る
すわる

to sit in the japanese style! :emoji_grinning:

る!


hey I think that using verbs not from the rules ...



ずるい = slyness


ずるい の いいいいいいいいい
 
katsumoto said:
hey I think that using verbs not from the rules ...
ずるい = slyness
ずるい の いいいいいいいいい

Ouch, youre right!
>.<

only nouns!

犬・いぬ

いぬのぬ!
 
LukeSettle said:
ミヤビ!
ahahaha jk

味噌汁
miso soupppp yummm

-ru

味噌汁 = みそしる の 「る」

留守番電話 = no loli picking up me phone

るすばんでんわ の 「わ」
 
我 = it mean I ... but it's not use in japanese language ,,
it uses in chinese

われ の れ
 
I think ware is used in japanese as well, especially in the form of "we" warera (我ら) or wareware (我我)

恋愛関係 = me and my friend's daughter

れんあいかんけい の 「い」
 
rihoko said:
I think ware is used in japanese as well, especially in the form of "we" warera (我ら) or wareware (我我)

恋愛関係 = me and my friend's daughter

れんあいかんけい の 「い」

you're right and there are many kanjis or Chinese characters that mean most pronouns .... but I asked my japanese teacher before and she told it's not common in japanese and they use 私than other kanjis ...

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イタリヤ = Italy

の や
 
hmm.. yeah, I guess it's archaic. you only hear it used in jidai geki dramas and anime/or informal/joke-ish language, like: 我ながら

山百合 = lilies for shoujo ai~

やまゆり の 「り」
 
katsumoto;613275 said:
you're right and there are many kanjis or chinese characters that mean most pronouns .... but I asked my japanese teacher before and she told it's not common in japanese and they use 私than other kanjis ...
The pronouns 我々/我等/我[わ]が are COMMONLY USED still in these days as written words, formal speeches or something like that. Your teacher would want to say that they are not common in daily conversation.


栗鼠[リス] - squirrel (The kanji 栗鼠 literally means "chestnut mouse/rat.")

リス の す
 
oh, so 我が is still used in normal writing in japanese? hehe, since i only know japanese from anime/game, i thought it was like samurai /archaic kind of language that they don't use often in real life.. like 忝い (かたじけない)
i hear 我が名は... or 我が[.. ]よ often used in anime when the speaker is using royalty language or something.

スナネズミ (砂鼠) = some kinda cute rodent (kanji literally means sand + rat)

すな・ねずみ の 「み」
 
Toritoribe said:
The pronouns 我々/我等/我[わ]が are COMMONLY USED still in these days as written words, formal speeches or something like that. Your teacher would want to say that they are not common in daily conversation.
栗鼠[リス] - squirrel (The kanji 栗鼠 literally means "chestnut mouse/rat.")
リス の す

@Toritoribe maybe you're right because I still in third level and she didn't want to make me confused in pronouns ...
Thanks for your explanation


すな・ねずみ の 「み」
未完了 = imperfective

みかんりょう の う
 
戯言 (たわこと、たわごと、ざれごと) = cute lolis love otaku oniichan

たわこと の 「と」
 
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