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RE: What did you learn today? - HayWire - 06-05-2011
There's going to be a MasterChef Junior Philippines -.- (ages 8-12)
RE: What did you learn today? - azuriel07 - 06-06-2011
(06-04-2011, 11:43 AM)medusa0 Wrote:(06-04-2011, 08:58 AM)HayWire Wrote: Post
That was the most random forum...
Learned that installing larger, compatible RAM sticks does not guarantee an instant speed boost (in this case 2GBx2 > 4GBx2).
It's memebase. It's infested with trolls.
RE: What did you learn today? - HayWire - 06-06-2011
I've stayed in Memebase long enough to know many things.
Most importantly...
...The list of shock-sites helps...
RE: What did you learn today? - HayWire - 06-07-2011
Apparently...one of my classmates is part-viking.
RE: What did you learn today? - zero_kanipan - 06-08-2011
akan is used for when something is morally wrong (ex ano hito akan yan! -> that guy is bad)
chau is used for when something is tecnically wrong (ex kono hon ga chau ya -> this is the wrong book)
RE: What did you learn today? - Godfreyr - 06-08-2011
I learned to mentally place a curse to the abductor of my umbrella.
and
Devise new strategies to steal theirs too.
RE: What did you learn today? - HayWire - 06-09-2011
TECMO stopped existing a few years ago, which explains why there aren't anymore Monster Rancher game releases
RE: What did you learn today? - clonezero - 06-09-2011
this was two days ago but anyway:
downing tequilla doesn't take much if certain conditions are met XP.
RE: What did you learn today? - iraya-sama - 06-09-2011
(06-08-2011, 08:15 PM)zero_kanipan Wrote: akan is used for when something is morally wrong (ex ano hito akan yan! -> that guy is bad)
chau is used for when something is tecnically wrong (ex kono hon ga chau ya -> this is the wrong book)
i think you mean chigau? at least in osaka ben it is.
RE: What did you learn today? - cabs - 06-09-2011
(06-09-2011, 06:19 PM)iraya-sama Wrote:(06-08-2011, 08:15 PM)zero_kanipan Wrote: akan is used for when something is morally wrong (ex ano hito akan yan! -> that guy is bad)
chau is used for when something is tecnically wrong (ex kono hon ga chau ya -> this is the wrong book)
i think you mean chigau? at least in osaka ben it is.
chau is a slang for chigau, which means wrong or different
akan is for referring to something as useless or no good
RE: What did you learn today? - zero_kanipan - 06-09-2011
@iraya-sama and cabs
forgot to put in that its for Osaka-ben ^^U
and more Osaka-ben learnings (from youtube and the interwebs):
add shi at the end of a sentence/phrase for amazement or surprise.
add yan at the end if you want to put emphasis on the statement (or something to that effect).
particle da -> ya
particle yo -> de or wa
ahou is used when using "stupid" teasingly or as a joke
baka is used when you mean it
RE: What did you learn today? - medusa0 - 06-10-2011
(06-06-2011, 09:10 AM)HayWire Wrote: I've stayed in Memebase long enough to know many things.
Memebase you say? *types it into search engine* This should be interesting...
@zero_kanipan
Learning Japanese through Romaji I see, it may also help to have the matching hiragana and katakana on the side to learn the syllables in the language.
Learned today that waiters/waitresses in the United States now expect 15-20% of the total cost of the meal as tips. The amount of tips can vary greatly from restaurants to restuarants (15-50%
) and can be "adjusted" by the customer's interpretation of the service provided.
RE: What did you learn today? - zero_kanipan - 06-10-2011
@medusa
i already know hiragana and katakana, and a few kanji. im trying to learn the Osakan dialect, but it seems i need to master normal Japanese first.
RE: What did you learn today? - azuriel07 - 06-10-2011
Ohoho~ Me Gusta
RE: What did you learn today? - Shintetsu - 06-11-2011
^Ditto, memebase.