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gwern
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 Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 11:15 am
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'Boku ha Tomodachi ga Suku Nai'; 'wa', no?
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Fencedude5609
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Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 11:17 am
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| gwern wrote: | | 'Boku ha Tomodachi ga Suku Nai'; 'wa', no? |
Both are valid.
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Chagen46
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Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 1:35 pm
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| gwern wrote: | | 'Boku ha Tomodachi ga Suku Nai'; 'wa', no? |
In Japanese the topic marker of "wa" is spelled with the hiragana for "ha". Don't ask me why. Though I'm guessing that there's a historical reason for that.
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Saffire
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Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 3:48 pm
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| Chagen46 wrote: |
| gwern wrote: | | 'Boku ha Tomodachi ga Suku Nai'; 'wa', no? |
In Japanese the topic marker of "wa" is spelled with the hiragana for "ha". Don't ask me why. Though I'm guessing that there's a historical reason for that. |
If you really want to know.
The review more or less summarizes my feelings on Haganai. It comes close to being interesting but I just can't quite get hooked by it.
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potatochobit
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Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 5:26 pm
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once you get to the bikini episode it all starts to make sense
if it was up to me, the show would be centered around kobato and there would be at least one universe reference per episode. for the fan service episode, I would go with yukimitsu in a full on french maid outfit - especially focusing on details with the stockings.
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Chagen46
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Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 5:40 pm
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| Saffire wrote: |
| Chagen46 wrote: |
| gwern wrote: | | 'Boku ha Tomodachi ga Suku Nai'; 'wa', no? |
In Japanese the topic marker of "wa" is spelled with the hiragana for "ha". Don't ask me why. Though I'm guessing that there's a historical reason for that. |
If you really want to know.
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I expected such an etymlogical law.
In any case, I flipped through this manga while at Barnes and Noble the other day. Didn't seem to offensive but I've been hankering for some comedy, so maybe I'll check it out. The art's good at least.
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dragon695
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Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 7:47 pm
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| Saffire wrote: |
| Chagen46 wrote: |
| gwern wrote: | | 'Boku ha Tomodachi ga Suku Nai'; 'wa', no? |
In Japanese the topic marker of "wa" is spelled with the hiragana for "ha". Don't ask me why. Though I'm guessing that there's a historical reason for that. |
If you really want to know.
The review more or less summarizes my feelings on Haganai. It comes close to being interesting but I just can't quite get hooked by it. |
Haganai is just another one of those shows. As for Nihon Shiki Romanization, it can burn it hell.
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dragon695
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Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 7:47 pm
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| Saffire wrote: |
| Chagen46 wrote: |
| gwern wrote: | | 'Boku ha Tomodachi ga Suku Nai'; 'wa', no? |
In Japanese the topic marker of "wa" is spelled with the hiragana for "ha". Don't ask me why. Though I'm guessing that there's a historical reason for that. |
If you really want to know.
The review more or less summarizes my feelings on Haganai. It comes close to being interesting but I just can't quite get hooked by it. |
Haganai is just another one of those shows. As for Nihon Shiki Romanization, it can burn in hell.
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