よくやったね！(ノ^ー^)ノ But it should be noted that '~kun' is becoming more universal, just like the usage of 'boku' and other words that were once considered strictly male. '~kun' now simply denotes a sign of friendship amongst all gender combinations. And it is usually written くん, since 君 is more commonly...

Hi, I'm Dark Demon Fox or as some of you know me ~CRIM~. I have put much thought into this and I was convinced that I would make an adequate if not good Moderator. I have alot of experience in being active in Chats, Forums, Threads, Role Plays and I handle random Personal Messages very well. Critic...

Johnny the Homicidal Maniac, it's creepy, it's violent, but it does have a certain kind of twisted humour.

I remember reading them at a comic book store when I was young, It creeped the hell outta me

Yeah, "anata wa chinko ga shiisai desu" is best, but really, if were to say that to a Japanese guy, it would come out SO rude and So offensive that I doubt he would see the funny side to it. And I doubt he would ever talk to you again.

You didn't think I had forgotten about you all did you? I've been gone for a wee while, and for the newer members I'm the guy that founded this Japanese forum. Anyway, NEWS! I have been awarded a scholarship to Osaka International University, which starts at the end of march, so I will make a point ...

Happy Birthday o tanjoubi omedetou gozaimasu　お誕生日おめでとうございます

Storm - arashi 嵐

Don't spam up threads with smilies in the future, it make people less likely to answer your questions

I'll try to pop in more often I swear, I wish there were more hours in the day :( I'll trade places with you. I have all the time in the world now that I'm stuck at home without a car and futilely looking for an animation job in a city where there are virtually no animation jobs. Hey, if you want t...

It's not a stupid question... There are different dialects in Japan. Students generally learn "standard dialect", which is what you'll find in any textbook, and is generally widespread in Japan. Other dialects change word endings, or may have different common words (like for 'hello' and '...

Well, yes, in a way. degozaru is an older more polite variant of desu. Dattebayo is a bit diferent, you the "da" with is the plain fomr of desu "tte" wich indicates a quote of something that is said "ba" which is a conditional form, and "yo" is en emphasis mar...

I'm gonna go with Dreams on this one It's true the ~て form of a verb can be used as a command, but it's more of a request, as it's normally followed by on of the many word for "please". 死ね would make far more sense. Also, like Dreams wrote, you cant just have 黙れ on it's own and keep going ...

Very simply "e desu" is actually written "ii desu" and means "it's good", "it's alright" and can sometimes mean "thats enough". In fact it has a whole lot of meanings, but I would be here all day explaining them "That it is" would be "...

Tsuchi wrote:yea thx, its 8 months of school, 26 or 28 hours of school a week (pretty easy) and i'll be staying with a "homestay family" - its required for anyone under 18

Can I ask just what and where this school is?

Annoying pathetic little brother

kawaisou na itouto　可哀想な弟

This more says just "pathetic" but the word "kawaisou" is kind of Japanese buzz word, and it's used quite a bit.

Japanese summers are unbelievable, the humidity is insane. You will most likely be grabbing a soft drink every half hour. I was not in Tokyo in the summer, but I was around that general area, and yeah, it's pretty hot, although the nights aren't too bad. You don't need to worry too much though, as j...

Well, you *could* say osara, お皿 but thats just putting an honorific "o" in front of it

Probably 皿, which is read "sara' and means "plate" or "dish"