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by **Jetan** » Mon Nov 11, 2013 2:14 am

Lianhua wrote:
Jetan wrote:Well, it's possible to do word plays, but those aren't really as easily integrated into conversations as puns are. I'll give you an example.

- "Kokko, kokoo kokoon koko kokko!"
- "Koko kokkoko?"
- "Koko kokko."

That's a legit conversation. Anyone want to gues what it means?

It translates to
- "Kokko (a name in this instance), assemble the whole bonfire."
- "The whole bonfire?"
- "The whole bonfire."

by **New haven america** » Mon Nov 11, 2013 2:14 am

Divair wrote:Oh, I just remembered the Yanks have today off, so they'll all be up late. Damn it.

To haunt you, happily. :twisted:

by **The Serbian Empire** » Mon Nov 11, 2013 2:16 am

Divair wrote:
The Serbian Empire wrote:Not all of them. I am around for my early morning roll call and will have to churn out some math work in about twenty minutes.

Most of them

Many of them will be around. I'm just a bit more active this morning because of it. It's usually so silent this time of the night.

by **Lianhua (Ancient)** » Mon Nov 11, 2013 2:16 am

Jetan wrote:
Lianhua wrote:

It translates to
- "Kokko (a name in this instance), assemble the whole bonfire."
- "The whole bonfire?"
- "The whole bonfire."

That's amazing. Chinese is a little similar with its intonations.

Japanese isn't though. Say kokoko and people will think you're trying to be moe. :lol2:

by **Divair** » Mon Nov 11, 2013 2:17 am

The Serbian Empire wrote:
Divair wrote:Most of them

Many of them will be around. I'm just a bit more active this morning because of it. It's usually so silent this time of the night.

Maybe. Don't most of them sleep in until 10-12? I'm already at home by that point, hence the "damn it".

by **Alleniana** » Mon Nov 11, 2013 2:18 am

Lianhua wrote:
Jetan wrote:Well, it's possible to do word plays, but those aren't really as easily integrated into conversations as puns are. I'll give you an example.

- "Kokko, kokoo kokoon koko kokko!"
- "Koko kokkoko?"
- "Koko kokko."

That's a legit conversation. Anyone want to gues what it means?

Is that you?

Lianhua wrote:
Jetan wrote:

It translates to
- "Kokko (a name in this instance), assemble the whole bonfire."
- "The whole bonfire?"
- "The whole bonfire."

That's amazing. Chinese is a little similar with its intonations.

Japanese isn't though. Say kokoko and people will think you're trying to be moe.

Mai gawd, Chinese :lol2:

by **Lianhua (Ancient)** » Mon Nov 11, 2013 2:19 am

Alleniana wrote:
Lianhua wrote:

Is that you?

Lianhua wrote:
That's amazing. Chinese is a little similar with its intonations.

Japanese isn't though. Say kokoko and people will think you're trying to be moe.

Mai gawd, Chinese

I wish. I'm the girl in my flag/avatar!

And yes. Chinese.

by **Divair** » Mon Nov 11, 2013 2:20 am

Fire drill. brb.

by **Alleniana** » Mon Nov 11, 2013 2:21 am

Lianhua wrote:
Alleniana wrote:Is that you?

Mai gawd, Chinese

I wish. I'm the girl in my flag/avatar!

And yes. Chinese.

Oh, ok.

Chinese.

by **The Serbian Empire** » Mon Nov 11, 2013 2:22 am

Divair wrote:
The Serbian Empire wrote:Many of them will be around. I'm just a bit more active this morning because of it. It's usually so silent this time of the night.

Maybe. Don't most of them sleep in until 10-12? I'm already at home by that point, hence the "damn it".

Yeah, and I won't surface again until 6 eastern or so. It's night for both of us by then.

by **Alleniana** » Mon Nov 11, 2013 2:22 am

Divair wrote:Fire drill. brb.

bibzsalut

by **Lianhua (Ancient)** » Mon Nov 11, 2013 2:22 am

Alleniana wrote:
Lianhua wrote:
I wish. I'm the girl in my flag/avatar!

And yes. Chinese.

Oh, ok.

Chinese.

I remember reading this back in Taiwan!

This poem deserves an award.

by **Jetan** » Mon Nov 11, 2013 2:23 am

Lianhua wrote:
Jetan wrote:

It translates to
- "Kokko (a name in this instance), assemble the whole bonfire."
- "The whole bonfire?"
- "The whole bonfire."

That's amazing. Chinese is a little similar with its intonations.

Japanese isn't though. Say kokoko and people will think you're trying to be moe.

Those aren't intonations though, they're all pronounced pretty much the same.

by **Divair** » Mon Nov 11, 2013 2:23 am

The Serbian Empire wrote:
Divair wrote:Maybe. Don't most of them sleep in until 10-12? I'm already at home by that point, hence the "damn it".

Yeah, and I won't surface again until 6 eastern or so. It's night for both of us by then.

Hence the "damn it". By the time all my favourite Yanks are on, I'll already be at home.

by **Tiltjuice** » Mon Nov 11, 2013 2:24 am

Divair wrote:
The Serbian Empire wrote:Yeah, and I won't surface again until 6 eastern or so. It's night for both of us by then.

Hence the "damn it". By the time all my favourite Yanks are on, I'll already be at home.

Somewhere in Indonesia.

by **Lianhua (Ancient)** » Mon Nov 11, 2013 2:26 am

Jetan wrote:
Lianhua wrote:
That's amazing. Chinese is a little similar with its intonations.

Japanese isn't though. Say kokoko and people will think you're trying to be moe.

Those aren't intonations though, they're all pronounced pretty much the same.

In all honesty Jet, I can't stop looking at your flag.

by **Transnapastain** » Mon Nov 11, 2013 2:26 am

Divair wrote:Oh, I just remembered the Yanks have today off, so they'll all be up late. Damn it.

Some of us have the day off.

by **Divair** » Mon Nov 11, 2013 2:27 am

Transnapastain wrote:
Divair wrote:Oh, I just remembered the Yanks have today off, so they'll all be up late. Damn it.

Some of us have the day off.

Too many for me

by **The Serbian Empire** » Mon Nov 11, 2013 2:27 am

Tiltjuice wrote:
Divair wrote:Hence the "damn it". By the time all my favourite Yanks are on, I'll already be at home.

Somewhere in Indonesia.

There is a political leader with no last name.

by **Transnapastain** » Mon Nov 11, 2013 2:28 am

Divair wrote:
Transnapastain wrote:
Some of us have the day off.

Too many for me

Bah.

I'm a veteran you know. I served my country on CoD.

by **Lianhua (Ancient)** » Mon Nov 11, 2013 2:28 am

Transnapastain wrote:
Lianhua wrote:
Traaaaaans!

Someone's been into Powerthirst as of late.

Ha. I've been into Powerthirst for years. Something made me think of it earlier, and I recall loling hardcore at hump catting and so, gif!

but it bring me joy to know that you, too, understand my flag

\o/ You'll win at everything forever!

by **Lianhua (Ancient)** » Mon Nov 11, 2013 2:28 am

The Serbian Empire wrote:
Tiltjuice wrote:
Somewhere in Indonesia.

There is a political leader with no last name.

The hell is this? :lol2:

by **Transnapastain** » Mon Nov 11, 2013 2:28 am

Lianhua wrote:
Transnapastain wrote:
Ha. I've been into Powerthirst for years. Something made me think of it earlier, and I recall loling hardcore at hump catting and so, gif!

but it bring me joy to know that you, too, understand my flag

\o/ You'll win at everything forever!

You'll be good at running...

football!

Arson!

Weddings

and...art!

by **Alleniana** » Mon Nov 11, 2013 2:29 am

Lianhua wrote:
Alleniana wrote:Oh, ok.

Chinese.

I remember reading this back in Taiwan!

This poem deserves an award.

I only understand it somewhat myself, even in pinyin.

Transnapastain wrote:
Divair wrote:Oh, I just remembered the Yanks have today off, so they'll all be up late. Damn it.

Some of us have the day off.

You no has day off from modliness.

There is a troller on an RP I'm in, it'd be great if you could take a look. Thanks.
viewtopic.php?f=16&t=269854

by **Jetan** » Mon Nov 11, 2013 2:29 am

Lianhua wrote:
Jetan wrote:Those aren't intonations though, they're all pronounced pretty much the same.

In all honesty Jet, I can't stop looking at your flag.

Everyone loves Biribiri.

We can't stop here, this is TET country.

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