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ssj12 on 02 April 2009

lol, sounds like the word but if you listen closely it sounds more like Nigum or something like that. All I know is there is an m sound in there.



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soulsamurai on 02 April 2009
wfz said:
Bullet100000 said:
Does anyone know what that means in Japanese???

 

We can only hope the meaning isn't universal.

haha alright that gave me so more laughs.



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Spankey on 02 April 2009

awesome.
I want that as a ring tone (if I ever get to Japan that is, where I guess it's not racist. But I will know...)



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outlawauron on 03 April 2009

Whew, this really is funny!



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Majin-Tenshinhan on 03 April 2009

Oh my god XD



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ChichiriMuyo on 03 April 2009

Sounds sorta like Stinkmeaner from The Boondocks...



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mibuokami on 03 April 2009

People who have seen Russel Peters' sketch might remember that a Chinese 'space filler' phrase similiar to the English 'um' is 'nai-ge' (pronounce nay-ga). The literally translation of that word means 'that'.

An example of usage could be 'I want that... that.. that.. sword on the shelf their!'

This might be the Japanese equivilant, especially as the frog is pointing at something? I hope... D:




Majin-Tenshinhan on 03 April 2009
mibuokami said:

People who have seen Russel Peters' sketch might remember that a Chinese 'space filler' phrase similiar to the English 'um' is 'nai-ge' (pronounce nay-ga). The literally translation of that word means 'that'.

An example of usage could be 'I want that... that.. that.. sword on the shelf their!'

This might be the Japanese equivilant, especially as the frog is pointing at something? I hope... D:

 

 

I hope you know that Japanese and Chinese are almost nothing alike :p They share the same kanji(sometimes), but the languages sound completely different.



mibuokami on 03 April 2009
Majin-Tenshinhan said:
mibuokami said:

People who have seen Russel Peters' sketch might remember that a Chinese 'space filler' phrase similiar to the English 'um' is 'nai-ge' (pronounce nay-ga). The literally translation of that word means 'that'.

An example of usage could be 'I want that... that.. that.. sword on the shelf their!'

This might be the Japanese equivilant, especially as the frog is pointing at something? I hope... D:

 

 

I hope you know that Japanese and Chinese are almost nothing alike :p They share the same kanji(sometimes), but the languages sound completely different.

 

They share the same root, basic word like Sui (water), Chi (earth) etc are almost universal in Asia.

 




Lafiel on 03 April 2009

I'm pretty sure this isn't a japanese word, but rather a situation based expression.

For example I can imagine she gets strangled in that scene or it's an expression of disgust (but not meant in the sense of "Nigger", as I guess there aren't (m)any dark skinned characters in WKC).

We would need someone who played the game to clear up in which context it was used.