食う? I have never read an entry in the regular Japanese dictionary that said a word was vulgar. This is the first. Why is it so? Is there a good translation as opposed to merely "eat?" Also how does it's forms change? Like if I wanted to say in this vulgar way, Don't Eat! as an imperative? Kuwanai de?
Second item:
mizaru
kikazaru
iwazaru
I found this out today about the monkies. zaru was an ancient form of negating the verb. Thus not see, not hear, not speak. Zaru is also a play on words, so saru...
Hence the pictures of the three monkey's. cool huh?
Third item: Is there a way of typing the archaic characters for "we" and "wi?"
I have seen them represented on sites as actual text, not pictures. So I assume there must be some code to represent them. I just don't know them.ﾂ I ask because I although my grandmother told me about the "iroha" awhile back, I didn't actually get a copy of it until just now.
Second item:
mizaru
kikazaru
iwazaru
I found this out today about the monkies. zaru was an ancient form of negating the verb. Thus not see, not hear, not speak. Zaru is also a play on words, so saru...
Hence the pictures of the three monkey's. cool huh?
Third item: Is there a way of typing the archaic characters for "we" and "wi?"
I have seen them represented on sites as actual text, not pictures. So I assume there must be some code to represent them. I just don't know them.ﾂ I ask because I although my grandmother told me about the "iroha" awhile back, I didn't actually get a copy of it until just now.