Posted: We would love to know your Name: Rhiannon Country: USA Hometown: Tacoma Wa or Austin TX DOB: Sept. 30 1985 Age: 22 Sex: All Girl lol Occupation(s): home maker Favorite Food(s): SUSHI!!! Favorite Color(s): Green Purple Black and Red Toys: Poi and Orb Hobbies other than the obvious: I am an internet junkie, SCA, Coresting! Education: Highschool Favorite Book(s): sex lies and vampiers (good book) Favorite Movie(s): LOTS Favorite TV show(s): Myth Busters Plans for life in general: (i.e. what you want to do when you grow up) I want to be a Mom and Wife when I grow up lol Favorite Music Artists/Composers: Sara Bareilles Regina Spektor etc Favorie ice cream flavor(s): Moose Tracks
deadkenndys1105SILVER Member journeyman 65 posts Location: USA
Posted: Its nice to have you here. Im not sure that your name is %100 right. I know its close though. If im right it should be Usagi no kasei. Then again Watashi wa nehongo mama desu. (my japanese is so-so ^_^ Im not sure that that is the right spelling for kasei ether. To my knowleadge that would be more like saying growing bunny or changing bunny. I can check for you though. Im going out with some friends that are going to school for translation.
Posted: That would be great if you could check for me...my Japanese is not very good at all! lol... Thank you!
Rouge DragonBRONZE Member Insert Champagne Here 13,215 posts Location: without class distinction, Australia
Posted: I've never come across "kasei" to mean fire, but I can see the grammatical pattern you've tried to create.
And I love Mythbusters! It's a great show!
i would have changed ***** to phallus, and claire to petey Petey
Rougie: but that's what I'm doing here Arnwyn: what letting me adjust myself in your room?..don't you dare quote that on HoP...
deadkenndys1105SILVER Member journeyman 65 posts Location: USA
Posted: Well fire comes from ka but im not sure were your getting kasei from.
Im not sure but I think you could use KaNoUsagi. Remember Nehongo doesn't use spaces. They know were a word begins and ends by the partials between them.
I have a friend named Karese so we call her fire squirrel any time we wanna bug her. If you pronounce her name like you would in Japanese it's karisu. Ka meaning fire risu meaning squirrel. She lived in japan for a summer as an exchange student. A lot of my friends speak Japanese so some extent. Funny thing none of my asian friends speak japanese.
FathomSILVER Member member 103 posts Location: Online!, USA
Posted: Konichiwa Kasei No Usagi! O genki desu ka?
There...i've exausted my supply of japanese...
Anyways welcome to HoP!
(sushi is nasty btw =P)
Kangaroo Island eh? I hear that place is really hopping!
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