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tazzy 12-30-2011 11:02 AM

Is omoshiroi a compliment?
 
I wonder...as interesting/funny to me in English doesn'#t always sound so positive...

masaegu 12-31-2011 09:57 AM

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Originally Posted by tazzy (Post 890985)
I wonder...as interesting/funny to me in English doesn'#t always sound so positive...

First, learn to write the kana. That is never too much to ask of a resident of Japan.

Second, ask the question locally, that is if you EVER interact with Japanese.

Finally, how relevant is it what the translated words sound in their language?

timmy96815 01-01-2012 08:40 PM

Yes, it is a compliment!

tazzy 01-03-2012 09:51 AM

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Yes, it is a compliment!
Always?
There's none of the "...err....yeah....you're....funny/interesting" (/weird and scary) nuances of western languages?

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Originally Posted by masaegu (Post 891058)
First, learn to write the kana. That is never too much to ask of a resident of Japan.

Second, ask the question locally, that is if you EVER interact with Japanese.

Finally, how relevant is it what the translated words sound in their language?

1: I can write kana just fine. How is that relevant here at all? :confused:
2: LOL. Wow, crazy stupid insults for no reason... If 'ask a Japanese person' is the only answer to give then why bother with this forum?
3: Because if a word in one language is translated into a word in another language its kind of natural to wonder quite how similar the nuances are?

And get a life mate. Insulting strangers on the internet on new years eve. LOL!


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