Japanese Words from Naruto.

[xTwisTx]

Uhm. I believe so, but I am not exactly sure on that one either.. ^^  

[chikushou]

xTwisTx

I think sempai is.. classmate.. or peer.. or something horribly different than that.

I think -kun is only used for boys, but I am not entirely sure.. sweatdrop

It's upperclassmen, sorta...like someone who's older than you but still in school (at a higher level than you). So, like an elementary-schooler could call a college kid "sempai" too.  

[chikushou]

mimiguille

if -kun is for boys...is -chan use only for girls? eheheh i get really confused at these things. my classmates and i usually debate about this matter...talking about anime fanatics. 3nodding

"-kun" is just usually used for boys. I'm not sure what it implies. sweatdrop

"-chan" indicates a sort of child-like cuteness or innocence(sp?) , which is why it's normally used for girls.

ooh!!ooh!! The Japanese word for "Ok", is ok!!! (I feel special...^^) blaugh  

[mimiguille]

[quote="chikushou"-kun" is just usually used for boys. I'm not sure what it implies. sweatdrop

"-chan" indicates a sort of child-like cuteness or innocence(sp?) , which is why it's normally used for girls.

ooh!!ooh!! The Japanese word for "Ok", is ok!!! (I feel special...^^) blaugh

hehehe...YOSH!!! ummm...

nindo - ninja way (often heard from Naruto) 3nodding  

[xTwisTx]

Yesh, yesh. I'm glad this thread is active. ^^  

[chikushou]

Oh, by the way, I just noticed, in the first post you have byakugan instead of byukugan. sweatdrop

And also, another word for water is sui and another word for fire is ka.

Did you mention that gaara means I love death? (can't remember if ya did. sweatdrop )

And I think hatake means dry field or something.  

[chikushou]

Oh, and by the way, Haru means spring. no is the basically means "'s"

Like, Spring's Cherry blossom or something.  

[mimiguille]

umi is snow?

saru (sarutobi)- monkey

sakana - fish

what is the japanese equivalent of monster? i forgot... sweatdrop  

[chikushou]

mimiguille

umi is snow?

saru (sarutobi)- monkey

sakana - fish

what is the japanese equivalent of monster? i forgot... sweatdrop

Not sure.

Heh. Useless knowledge: "Uni" means sea urchin.

And, I think "ton" means "style". Like when they specify a style type they use for an attack.  

[NonExistentOne]

Amasterasu - Shinto goddess of the sun
Tsukiyomi - Shinto god of the moon  

[xTwisTx]

Awesome. Thanks guys.  

[mimiguille]

eheheh i found one in the net...

The Akatsuki kanji means daybreak, with the individual portions drawing their names from "aka" meaning red and "tsuki" meaning moon

i got this from this site --> http://kisame0.tripod.com/id2.html  

[chikushou]

Zabuza means "never cuts twice", I believe.  

[xTwisTx]

Cool. Got 'em. Thanks. ^^  

[BIGBANGfor l i f e]

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