Hmm, I'm surprised that nobody's posted this: http :// mahou .org /Dict (remove spaces, I'm dodging the website filter >_>). It's a Japanese dictionary, where you can search for English, or any form of Japanese (romaji, kana and kanji). Now for a question: yokata is "I'm glad". But how ca...

Yume~ wrote:couldn't it be kokoro no kizu?

Eh?

kokoro no kizu 心の傷 - "A injury to the heart and soul"

*stickied

Nice list, must have taken a while, thanks!

Nice find

mada-mada-dane wrote:mada mada dane means you still have lots more to work on

Ha ha! Thats awesome

Yeah, it's a politeness thing, like if some one told you that you can speak really good Japanese, it would be polite to say "iya, mada mada" wich would mean, "On no, I still have a long way to go"

what's the politest way to say "you"? It's actually "otaku", no joke, but people don't really say this because it is so polite it sounds sarcastic, generally in Japanese when you are referring to someone else you will not say "you" as such, but simply use honorifics, b...

m You can download entire books of popular manga in Japanese, although the downloads go very slow. But last night I was so happy to find this place I almost cried, because I was bemoaning not being able to afford to import Hikaru no Go manga. AWESOME FIND! God damn, it even had the train man manga

{Rasengan!}Uzumaki Naruto wrote:This should defnitely be stickied. Plenty of curious anime users need this.

Well, I stickied it to begin with, but no one posted in it

But if you think it needs a second chance, I'm all for it

No. You have no real experience on AA at this point. Maybe later, but not right now. She joined all of about 2 or 3 weeks after you did. I don't think you are in any position to criticize her due to how new she is. In the same way, if you joined so close, how do you have any real experience to judg...

Lucky. wrote:.
• I can use proper grammer and slang in any case.

It's spelled "grammar"

Never the less, you are the only person in a long time to actually fill out the mod thread in the right way

I vote yes

Interesting site actually, I will have to play around with it more when I'm sober

Damn, if I had the dvd or movie file I could tell you, but sadly I don't

kirameki - 煌めき - glitter, sparkle, twinkle

Ryukon wrote: And there's also a thread in this forum that gives the basics of forming simple sentences.

Yes, one I should really dig up

There are many many different kanji for those names, well over 20

But just at random, airi 愛麗 can mean "favorite companion" and iori 生賀 can mean "Life of joy"

haru normally means "spring" (the season) 春

As a name it has a long list of kanji that I would rather not get into