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Originally Posted by c279a
where did you find those pics *****-hay?
one of the SRIC guys made them last week. posted them in the daily thread
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Originally Posted by newyorkreload
one of the SRIC guys made them last week. posted them in the daily thread
I found them on www.IWSTI.com
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Please define teh following. Thank you in advance 
Orai shimasu
iku zo
okurimasu
(sounds like, i could be wrong)Chika chan
matsuwa
Temo
and when do you use Chan vs. San? for example: Yamazaki-san vs. Yama-chan
Orai shimasu
iku zo
okurimasu
(sounds like, i could be wrong)Chika chan
matsuwa
Temo
and when do you use Chan vs. San? for example: Yamazaki-san vs. Yama-chan
Last edited by UberMaus; Aug 2, 2006 at 11:57 AM.
Originally Posted by UberMaus
Please define teh following. Thank you in advance
Orai shimasu
iku zo
okurimasu
(sounds like, i could be wrong)Chika chan
matsuwa
Temo
and when do you use Chan vs. San? for example: Yamazaki-san vs. Yama-chan
Orai shimasu
iku zo
okurimasu
(sounds like, i could be wrong)Chika chan
matsuwa
Temo
and when do you use Chan vs. San? for example: Yamazaki-san vs. Yama-chan
iku zo = "i'm going/i'm going to go"
okurimasu = "i'll take you there" or "i'll ship it"
chika chan? is that a girl's name w/ a chan after it? or chikan = "pervert"
matsuwa = "i'll wait"
temo... demo = "but..."
chan is for kids (mostly girls, 'kun' for boys), but you can also use it on adults (both gengers) if you're friends and you want to use nicknames.
san is formal and you use it for both genders. when you're in a business situation, you would almost always use san.
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Originally Posted by shim022
orai shimasu... if it's irai shimasu, that would mean "i/we will hire you"
iku zo = "i'm going/i'm going to go"
okurimasu = "i'll take you there" or "i'll ship it"
chika chan? is that a girl's name w/ a chan after it? or chikan = "pervert"
matsuwa = "i'll wait"
temo... demo = "but..."
chan is for kids (mostly girls, 'kun' for boys), but you can also use it on adults (both gengers) if you're friends and you want to use nicknames.
san is formal and you use it for both genders. when you're in a business situation, you would almost always use san.
iku zo = "i'm going/i'm going to go"
okurimasu = "i'll take you there" or "i'll ship it"
chika chan? is that a girl's name w/ a chan after it? or chikan = "pervert"
matsuwa = "i'll wait"
temo... demo = "but..."
chan is for kids (mostly girls, 'kun' for boys), but you can also use it on adults (both gengers) if you're friends and you want to use nicknames.
san is formal and you use it for both genders. when you're in a business situation, you would almost always use san.
Thanks seri!!