Originally posted by Bowmannwhat a thread. i can say whatever i want and nobody pays attention as there are no other Finns reading these forums...
Correct!
haistakaa home koko jengi ja painukaa suolle. varsinkin bowmann vois hiljalleen häipyä kokonaan ; typerät sutkautukset käy hermon päälle. jeeeee olen kunkku
Originally posted by Jusuhjeeeee olen kunkku
what a thread. i can say whatever i want and nobody pays attention as there are no other Finns reading these forums...
haistakaa home koko jengi ja painukaa suolle. varsinkin bowmann vois hiljalleen häipyä kokonaan ; typerät sutkautukset käy hermon päälle. jeeeee olen kunkku
hmmmmm
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Originally posted by Saint Nickお早うござい ます。　ビールが有りません。
Ohayo gozaimas!
Bieru kudasai...
(I guess you mean "biiru".)
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(Edit to make the words short enough (which sometimes means putting a space in the middle of the word), then decided to take the spaces out again because you have to click "reply and quote" anyway 😉 )
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Originally posted by NordlysHé, dat is grappig, het werkt! Enig idee hoe je mijn naam, tevens een Japanse, spelt in Japanse karakters?
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(Strange, when I quote the characters, they turn into questionmarks. But I could see the Japanese characters in this box I am typing in)
Originally posted by AikoFor eksempel slik: 愛子
Hé, dat is grappig, het werkt! Enig idee hoe je mijn naam, tevens een Japanse, spelt in Japanse karakters?
(Strange, when I quote the characters, they turn into questionmarks. But I could see the Japanese characters in this box I am typing in)
Skrevet slik, "ai" betyr "kjærlighet" (love) og "ko" betyr "barn" (child). Men det høres ut som et jentenavn. 😉