Alright, this is just for my Bay Area Pals.....
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Originally posted by Moodie
Isn't it illegal to bring fruits and meat into the country even if they're dried or preserved?
Isn't it illegal to bring fruits and meat into the country even if they're dried or preserved?
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Re: There is also Ya-Mah-Tei
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I think it means "don't" or "slow down..............so I heard.....
I think it means "don't" or "slow down..............so I heard.....
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Originally posted by yobri
It also actually means "from the heart." Sorry for the technicality, but I studied Japanese at SFSU and worked all my teen summers in Jtown. And I actually interned at an organization called Kimochi Inc.
It also actually means "from the heart." Sorry for the technicality, but I studied Japanese at SFSU and worked all my teen summers in Jtown. And I actually interned at an organization called Kimochi Inc.
Sorry for getting all ****, I hang around a lot of anime folks and took some Japanese in college also.
Originally posted by longbowe
Actually, from the heart is "kokoro de"; "kimochi" is, if you split it up, "ki" (meaning air or ambience or mood) and "mochi" which is a form of "moteru", meaning to hold. You could think of "kimochi" as "kibun ga moteru"; at least that worked for me when trying to translate between Japanese and Chinese.
Sorry for getting all ****, I hang around a lot of anime folks and took some Japanese in college also.
Actually, from the heart is "kokoro de"; "kimochi" is, if you split it up, "ki" (meaning air or ambience or mood) and "mochi" which is a form of "moteru", meaning to hold. You could think of "kimochi" as "kibun ga moteru"; at least that worked for me when trying to translate between Japanese and Chinese.
Sorry for getting all ****, I hang around a lot of anime folks and took some Japanese in college also.
Can you bring back some Crab Juice? I heard they drink this stuff all the time over there.
I'm actually going to HK w/ my family in January, can you recommend any places to check out or things to do? (family oriented or otherwise
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One thing I know I'm getting there are some of these:
I'm actually going to HK w/ my family in January, can you recommend any places to check out or things to do? (family oriented or otherwise
)One thing I know I'm getting there are some of these:
Moodie, can u buy me some Taiwanese and or HK Beer in a can or a bottle (Prolly Handcarry)? i wanna start collectin Beers from all over the world... I want a genuine Taiwanese/HK Beer, not a domestic bottled one... hehe. I'll pay u when u get back... Only if you can, Thanks, Z-INC
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