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Ryu Hayabusa
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You mean wakarahen.  |
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Kionon
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Location: Kyoto, Japan and Dallas, Texas
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| Posted: Tue May 18, 2010 8:50 am Post subject: |
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| Ryu Hayabusa wrote: |
You mean wakarahen. |
No. I meant wakaran. If you heard my students, you would understand.
They do say wakarhen, and they do say shiran. But I find wakaran to be among the most amusing things they say.
They also say wakanaaaa (not wakaNAI, but dropping the i) and sounding really whiney when doing it. |
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Ryu Hayabusa
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No. I meant wakaran. If you heard my students, you would understand.
They do say wakarhen, and they do say shiran. But I find wakaran to be among the most amusing things they say.
They also say wakanaaaa (not wakaNAI, but dropping the i) and sounding really whiney when doing it. |
あんたとはやっとれへんわ。 |
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