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Ha ha ha, you know, I was just thinking that it seemed more like something from Matrix, than John Wick!
Now, anyway, back to vomit inducing under-boob cheese...
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Now, anyway, back to vomit inducing under-boob cheese...
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You're absolutely right, kinda feel more like The Matrix.Ha ha ha, you know, I was just thinking that it seemed more like something from Matrix, than John Wick!
Now, anyway, back to vomit inducing under-boob cheese...
And yes, back to the topic;
Omar right now being like;
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They do say that a picture can speak a thousand words...
n.b. I do not know who the fabled "they" are.
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google translate says that onii chan translate to big brother from Japanese
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You won't be able to move directly from 0.67 to 0.71.
0.68 is the end of Part 4. You need to finish Part 4, then save at the black SAVE NOW! screen, this will allow you to continue playing Part 5, with 0.69 - 0.71 & onwards.
It does mean older brother, but anime uses it for sexy males who girls fawn over.
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That's right. It's also a term they use in the bedroom, like women saying "Daddy" in a kinky way.
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apparently?
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That one doesn't get a Skeletor gif ... too small for me to see.
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For him, it is perhaps a discovery worthy of a Nobel Prize. A long known fact for the rest of us pervs... I mean linguists.
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"In general, Onii-chan is used when the speaker is close to the older brother and wants to express affection or familiarity........
Kimochi, Onii-chan
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So, eventually every girl in town will be calling MC "onii-chan" (at least if Shizuka has anything to say about it ...)
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It still means younger/older brother, but it is a metaphorical term for a young man (not necessarily) close to the family. Similar to how young children call all women "auntie""In general, Onii-chan is used when the speaker is close to the older brother and wants to express affection or familiarity........
Kimochi, Onii-chan
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Onii is an older brother
Chan is someone nice, often younger
and this is where it gets complicated
The term came into general use around 2007 to refer to someone we respect or have sex with. That's where it starts to get simpler for us again.
But only a native Japanese person could confirm this for us with absolute accuracy, and even then there could be regional differences.
Practically yes
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Just wondering why he quoted me when the link i had in my post says exactly that......
The Korean language is crazy, man. No, really! To them, theI foundYou must be registered to see the linkson this topic
Every Asian country has its own honorific terms to address people. Korean is more complicated than Japanese in my opinion
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spelling of a dog's bark (e.g. "woof woof" to a lot of us westerners) is "meong meong..." I kid you not! To Koreans, dogs barking supposedly sound like they say "meong meong!" Now you don't need to be a linguistics expert to go "What the actual crap?" over that, I say. -Mal
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I have a hair trimmer made in some part of the Asian continent. It has interchangeable combs which you 'click' into place on the trimmer. The instructions, obviously translated into some obscure form of English, describes the click as 'a dah sound.'
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