自動車　（じどうしゃ Jidousha） = An automobile

社長　（しゃちょう　Shachou) = company chief

小学校　shougakkou (elementary school)

運命うんめい　Fate

色男　（いろおとこ） = 　A lady-killer

高校生
こうこうせい

high school student

犬　（いぬ） = A dog

縫いぐるみ = plushies lol

水　（みず） = Water

ズッキーニ　Zucchini　 ;)

日本語（にほんご）Japanese language

ゴマ　（ごま）　＝　Sesami

Negation (of your penetration!!!):mtongue:

Negative.......

Vixen............

Shiritori "Word Chain Game"
 

A new game for everybody!!^^

This game is a very well-known Japanese word game, which is also very easy to play. You have to be at least two persons to play it. One person starts out by saying a randomly chosen Japanese word. Now the other person has to produce a word that starts with the same syllable as the first word ended with. Then it is the next person's turn, etc. You must not say a word that has already been said. If someone, by accident, says a word that ends with "n", he has lost, and the game restarts.

Normally, in order to limit the number of words that can be used, there is a rule saying you must only pick words that describe a thing or a phenomena. Only nouns and personal/place names are allowed.

If someone ends a sentence with for instance "ki" it is ok to start the next sentence with "kyo", since it actually starts with "ki" too. But if someone ends with "ka" it is not legal to start with "a".

Example:

kingyo -> gyoukai -> iki -> kyabetsu -> tsunami -> mirin shimatta!!
(goldfish) (business) (breath) (cabbage) (tidal wave) (sweet sake)

from: Japanese word games


sorry if someone already started a thread like this, didn't check it.^^


I'll start,

ONIGIRI

I'm not sure if there's another thread like this, but this is a fun game. I suggest we add Japanese text (kanji/kana) as well as romaji and the definition in english so people can learn as well. (This should also be in the Japanese Language Help section)


立派
りっぱ
rippa

splendid/elegant

There's a huge one.

http://www.japanforum.com/forum/japa...tori-gemu.html

マジデ　（まじで）　＝　Seriously!?[/quote]

Shit....you can only do nouns though, right?

Uh...

マクドナルド　（まくどなるど）　＝　McDonald's[/quote]

XDDD

this is fun and very helpful to expand vocabularyX3

zure - gap

Ah.. Where did you get 'zu'? You are to take the last syllable (or kana) of the word. The last person's word was マクドナルド. ド（ど）　was the last syllable.


ドイツ　＝　Germany

つよい - tsuyoi - strong

amidoinitrite?

Shiritori is actually a noun game....

椅子（いす） = a chair

砂 (すな) = sand

English Shiritori
 

ignore this too

Japanese Shiritori
 

Ignore this

There's already a thread for this

thanks, will remove it :D