![]() ![]() ![]() That last one (aho), which is usually written in katakana as アホ, very often gets translated as a synonym to バカ, but it actually has a different meaning depending on where you are at. ![]() There are a few other versions of the word バカ that mean basically the same thing. Now, I have no idea if that story it true or not, but it definitely makes an interesting read! All the ones who agreed with him that it was a deer, were the ones he knew were loyal to him. The emperor laughed and called him a fool, but the guy who brought the deer asked all the other officials if it was a deer or a horse. So he brought in a deer as a present for the emperor and he called it a hose. The kanji for it is 馬鹿 which means “horse-dear.” I heard an interesting story as to how that word came about.Ī long time ago an official was planning on committing treason, but he wasn’t sure who all was loyal to him. バカ usually means “idiot or stupid” but it can also be used in a more friendly way to call someone a “dummy” when they do something silly. This is for sure the most common insult in Japanese. So クソ猫 (kuso neko) would be “damn cat.”Īnother common word that can be used as a pejorative suffix is… Idiot – baka You can also use クソ as a pejorative suffix, which means that you add it on to a noun. Two more words that include クソ in them are: It has a more attention grabbing power than hiragana, so a lot of manga artists prefer to write it that way. That’s because you will probably see it written in katakana in most manga. You’ll also note that I wrote it in katakana, even though it’s not a loan word. One of the most common swear words is クソ (kuso) and it usually gets translated as “damn or shit.” This is known as an exclamatory which is something that you blurt out when you stub your toe, or when you accidentally break something. Un fragrance de l'argent et le wee-wee blanc.4.1) Fair warning: Use these next two at your own peril! Damn – kuso The ingredients are listed as parsley, sage, thyme, royal jelly and something in Japanese that we can't understand because we don't know the kanjis for "Company Chairman" and "Tadpoles." Horrible as it is, it's nowhere near as bad as the "Collectors Edition" set which comes in these poncey perfume bottles.įinal Fantasy Potion. Does it taste of aniseed like the sweets you loved as a child, or is it a more mature taste like when you grew up a bit and started to prefer the hard edge of liquorice?ģ) As the taste buds finally sort themselves out, you decide that what you're drinking actually tastes exactly like the time when you tried "Cookery" for yourself and mixed up every bottle in the spice rack with some fairy liquid (because the smell reminded you of dad on a Sunday lunchtime) and ended up really, really sick.Ĥ) Reality comes back into sharp focus and all naive attempts at nostalgia collapse, as you realise that what you have is simply yet another energy drink the same as Red Bull, Red Charge, Red Line and Lucozade XS NRG, only this one has a packet of Jawbreakers dissolved in it. The brain struggles for some kind of familiar standpoint from which to judge the experience. Now you can taste strange, pungent things. It really is Final Fantasy in a bottle, too! Here's how your brain reacts when you drink it.Ģ) The palate begins to settle down. Now we can't escape the certain knowledge that Hironobu Sakaguchi has wanked into EVERY SINGLE BOTTLE. It's Final Fantasy in a bottle, courtesy of Square and Suntory! This is exactly the kind of stuff we would have spent WHOLE TENNERS on when we were teenagers, despite not having enough money to even heat the flat. Then, one day, you wake up and Ebay looks like this. You can't see merchandise of Cloud and Zidane and The One That Looks Like Jamie Oliver on the shelves like you can with games such as Pokemon and Dragon Quest. Given how inescapable Final Fantasy is, its publicity machine has always been relatively low-key. ![]()
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