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TZed9

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31 Dec 2003

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• #26

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Liz-chan, saiko des ka..?

 

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SkaKid0911

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3 Jan 2004

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• #27

Now im bad at japanese but from what i understand des and des ka, those would be wrong. I believe it is prounounced like that (u's are dropped) but i think when you write it you must right desu and desu ka. If i am wrong then please correct me but from what I have learned that is how you must write it.

 

Eisuke

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28 Nov 2003

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• 6 Jan 2004

• #28

Yes desu is the correct way of writing desu in romanji.

 

TZed9

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31 Dec 2003

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• 6 Jan 2004

• #29

Hai Eisuke san. Saiko desu ka? Saiko desu ka?

 

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SkaKid0911

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3 Jan 2004

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• #30

Saiko desu ka?
最古ですか？
さいこですか？

What does that mean? I'm not sure but does it mean: Great? Isn't it? or something close to that?

 

TZed9

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31 Dec 2003

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• 6 Jan 2004

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I belive what i said was 'Is it great?'.

Saiko desu ... 'yes it's great'

or

Saite desu ... 'It is not great'

Would be appropriate responses.... How am I doing?

 

Eisuke

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28 Nov 2003

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• 6 Jan 2004

• #32

This 最古 means the oldest.

 

TZed9

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31 Dec 2003

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Elizabeth

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22 Apr 2003

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Saikou is also "the highest, greatest, supreme" with another kanji, though. For something truly spectacular like "saikou no hanabi," the greatest fireworks.

 

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SkaKid0911

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3 Jan 2004

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• 6 Jan 2004

• #35

Im confused, so Saiko desu ka is just like 'how is it going'?

 

Elizabeth

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22 Apr 2003

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• #36

No, saiko is an adjective. How are you doing is just Genki? or Dou desuka? or something. I'm confused too. What is the subject here?

 

Eve

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6 Nov 2003

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• 6 Jan 2004

• Thread starter
• #37

need more helps with word translation to english...
-Uso zenbu oikakushiteru
-wasureta furishite
-kaete kuru kara
-sameta senaka misete

 

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SkaKid0911

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3 Jan 2004

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• 7 Jan 2004

• #38

hmmm the only thing in there i can figure out is oikakushiteru. I don't know what that means but i think its a form of oikaku and i think a more simpler for would be oikakumasu but that always confused me. Oh well i looked up oikaku and found oikakeru. Maybe thats it which in that case i think oikakushiteru would be chasing or persuing

 

Elizabeth

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22 Apr 2003

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No, it is 追い隠している (running and hiding, chasing down), nothing to worry about since it doesn't exist outside this song. Uso = lies, zenbu = all

Wasureta = forgotten, 振りして = could mean a lot of things
変えて来るから = Because it changes (?)

sameta = awoke (most likely) ; senaka = back (body) ; misete = show me

 

Eve

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6 Nov 2003

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• 7 Jan 2004

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• #40

what does furishite means?

 

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SkaKid0911

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3 Jan 2004

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• #41

Oh well at least i was on the right track with chasing I knew I was gonna get it wrong but the fact that i at least had close to the basic idea makes me happy lol

 

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bakadesu

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14 Oct 2003

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• 7 Jan 2004

• #42

~「振りする」-> 「振りして」?

Shake, shaking...I think

 

Eve

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6 Nov 2003

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• #43

Are you sure...lol