Thread 213119498

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Previous Thread: >>213085388

彦摩呂さんと何の関係ありますか?

「待った」や「どいた」みたいな過去形をとる命令もありますが、何でここではそれ通じませんか

>>213119879
That's a gourmet commentator famous for using that template of phrases.

>>213120331
the first girl wanted to say "do your best." but she accidentally said "you did your best." against her intention.

>>213120665
sorry, forget my post.
>「待った」や「どいた」みたいな過去形をとる命令もありますが
indeed. I myself don't know why.

>がか
ぐぐったらそんな反語ちらほら出てきますが、具体的にこの「が」の意味するところってなぬ


>>213120665
>but she accidentally said "you did your best."
Ah I get that, but I was wondering why it still couldn't be interpreted as "do your best.", just like 待った etc. Is it just unnatural to use it as a command here, or does he not interpret it as a command because of the context it's said in?

>that template of phrases
>AのBや~
Oh I see, thanks!

The word 間近 is written as まぢか in hiragana at jisho.org. But it's pronounced まじか, or at least I can't hear any difference between the pronunciation and the じ sound. Why is the symbol ぢ used to represent it in hiragana?
Similarly, some words are represented with づ in hiragana which sounds like ず. Is there any difference between づ and ず?

>last panel
How he is saying いえた and not いえる here?
I found
> https://detail.chiebukuro.yahoo.co.jp/qa/question_detail/q14158958929
>文意は同じですが、完了形にすることによって、の文の方が「言うこと」を強調しているニュアンスになります。
, but not sure if it applies here

>>213121410
> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yotsugana
> Yotsugana (四つ仮名; literally "four kana") are a set of four specific kana, じ, ぢ, ず, づ (in the Nihon-shiki romanization system: zi, di, zu, du), used in the Japanese writing system. They historically represented four distinct voiced morae (syllables) in the Japanese language. However, most dialects, such as Standard Japanese-speakers, have undergone mergers and now pronounce two sounds.

>last panel
How come he is saying いえた and not いえる here?
I found
> https://detail.chiebukuro.yahoo.co.jp/qa/question_detail/q14158958929
>文意は同じですが、完了形にすることによって、の文の方が「言うこと」を強調しているニュアンスになります。
, but not sure if it applies here

>>213121553
yes. いえる applies to this situation too.

>>213121553
いえる applies to this situation too.

>いえた
>完了形にすることによって、の文の方が「言うこと」を強調しているニュアンスになります。

I personally don't feel such emphasis.

僕は牛
僕は木の左にいって牛
僕は木の左にいって牛で木の右にいる

僕は地下に...

僕は凶ある
僕は凶あって七十三個ある

僕は木の左にいって牛で木の右にいって凶あって七十三個ある

木牛木
凶
七三

僕は鬱

>>213124515
>いえる applies to this situation too.
But what's the difference between the two?

>I personally don't feel such emphasis.
I see, thanks

そろそろ寝る
おやすみ!

>>213127078
いい夢見てね(/ω＼)

>>213121410

>Why is the symbol ぢ used to represent it in hiragana?

Because it just is sometimes. Don't think about it.

>Similarly, some words are represented with づ in hiragana which sounds like ず. Is there any difference between づ and ず?

You are right. Both じ and ぢ are pronounced like "ji", voiced affricates. And ず and づ are pronunced as "zu", voiced non-affricates.
It may vary as >>213121536 mentioned

If you want a technical explaination as to why the same sound can be spelled with two different characters, it goes back to etymology and the rendaku phenomena.

A lot of Japanese compound words take on this "slurring" in the middle. You can see this in words like ひらがな. ひら(smooth)かな(lettering) gets slurred into "hiragana". かた(part) かな(lettering) is still "katakana". It is very inconsistent which words go through rendaku.
There are some words where the character ち or つ gets slurred. In your case, "proximity" is ま(area) ちか(close) that gets slurred into "majika". And they keep the ぢ to show the etymology.

>>213127055
As I'm not a Jap teacher, I want you to not take it seriously. but I'd say,
いえる is the normal phrase.
as for いえた, I'd recognize it
1. telling about a past event : would have said
2. telling about a past possibility : could have said

みんなにレイプされてみてほしい

>>213127055
>But what's the difference between the two?
>至上の神席といえた
>至上の神席といえる
ほぼ違いはないけど
強いていうなら、個人的には
「オフィス内の座席の位置」は
このモノローグよりも過去の時点で既に決まっていたことだから
過去形にしても自然に感じられるし、
今も同じ席なのだから現在形でも自然に感じられる

<ちょっと前の質問について>
文末「た」は、確かに例外的に命令文の意味で使われることがある
>ほら、帰った帰った=ほら、帰って帰って
>ちょっと待った=ちょっと待って

ただ、自分が思いつく限り、こういう「た」は動作が一瞬で終わる場合にしか使われないように思う
>ほら、帰った帰った
これは、こう言われた人がいなくなるはずの、ちょっとだけ先の未来の状態をイメージして「帰った」と完了形/過去形で言っているように感じる

「がんばる」という動作はある程度時間がかかることだろうから、それが済んだ未来をイメージして
>「がんばった」(=「がんばって」の意味)
という言い方がされることは基本的にないと思う
少なくとも私には不自然に聞こえる

You guys are so smart and good at japanese
I wanted to be that good but my iq is low

>>213128893
それ決闘罪やで

>>213127896
>>213129147
丁寧に説明してくれてどうもありがとう!
>ただ、自分が思いつく限り、こういう「た」は動作が一瞬で終わる場合にしか使われないように思う
でもね、wiktionaryによると行司の言ってる「残った」もそんな命令なのに、一瞬で終わらない継続する行為でしょうしね

>>213131412
>行司の言ってる「残った」もそんな命令
土俵の外に出ずに「残る」のは一瞬の動作でしょう
>残る=踏みとどまる、ふんばる
と言い換えるとわかりやすいと思う

あさっぱらエナジードリンク飲んだことでどうにかなりそう ( *´艸｀)

>>213132390
そうですか。思うに相手の攻めは継続的なのでそれに踏み堪えるのもそうですよね

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ej-VNM4j0-g

普門品を一緒に読み上げようぜ
甚大な功徳にはなる

>>213133016
>相手の攻めは継続的なのでそれに踏み堪えるのもそうですよね
だから
>のこった、のこった、...
って何度も(=その都度)言うのでは?

Sorry to ask a beginner-level question, but I'd like to make this clear.
When you want to respond that someone's English is understandable, can you use the verb "work" instead of "be understandable"?

Example:
>A: Sorry if my English doesn't make sense.
>B: No problem, it works!

>>213121536
>>213127801
Thanks, these are good explanations. I wonder how a dialect where じ=ぢ=ず=づ would sound like (the green area on the map).
Same for the purple area where each of them is a distinct sound.

>>213136714
we say that your phrasing or the thing that you said works, but we don't say that your english works

like,
>is it correct to say...
>[political ideology] is spreading in this country?

>yes, that works
or
>no, that does not work

but not,
>is my english (in general) good?

>yes, your english works
or
>no, your english does not work

but we might refer back to something you said earlier, which makes it unclear, like
>[political ideology] is spreading in this country
>I'm sorry if my english is bad

>don't worry, it works (to say "is spreading in this country")

>>213134825
まぁ、行司も別に他にやることありませんしね。それに日本人って「しこしこ」とか「胸にかけて胸に」とか「いくいくいく」、そんな二度手間好きそうですよね

>>213136927
There's this scene from Nichijou, which you might've seen before
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1S4wMRM2fpI
> https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/ズーズー弁
> 「し」対「す」、「ち」対「つ」およびその濁音「じ」対「ず」(「ぢ」対「づ」)の区別がない方言

how many years ago was it that I first posted that clip in response to that question

>>213138821
ご苦労さん大大大先輩 m(__)m

we're all just stars floating in space
nothing we do or sat can reach each other across the distances

>>213138821
Idk, but iirc it was in response to one of my questions :3

sigh

咳払い

クソデカため息

は、腹減んないっすか?

ウチは基本、午後なにも口にしない

あちきは時間を気にしないからいつでも食えるが一日二食以上はめったにないっすね
実は今めっちゃ腹減ってるけど酒飲んでる最中だから食えないんだよねぇ

Hey guys, is the 30 day guide in the learnjapanese.moe site actually a good resource and is actually reccomended?

>>213137267
I see, thank you very much for the answer.

>>213147029
何も起きないはずがなく…(ﾟAﾟ;)ｺﾞｸﾘ

>>213145555
It seems mostly okay but there's a few places that are awkward and which you're better off modifying as felt by you while you go through it. I think you can get away with just taking what was written there, changing it as needed according to your needs, and just expanding it all around(example: don't switch to a mining deck after kaishi 1.5 but first switch to another random deck with 3k words instead, only switching to mining afterwards)
What follows are some random thoughts my drunken ass had while reading that thing. A bit late but I should tell you that I've never used that site, had to read through the whole guide to answer you, and never watched cure dolly either.
>There are many, many anime that have simple Japanese.
"Simple" here refers to "not ridiculously complicated", think of the difference between a moege and some fancy detective VN. You'll still get raped by the former when you're just starting out.
>subtitle tutor method
Honestly sounds silly to me but even at the worst you'll just have wasted a few hours. I feel like just watching an anime with simultaneous English & Japanese subs while occasionally pausing to try and grasp the Japanese text would be better. In any case you shouldn't rely on subtitle tutor for long, nor on English subs.
>10 minutes kana practice
Feels too little. If I remember right it took me 2 weeks to learn kana while spending an hour or so on kana practice(on that very same site actually) every 2 days. Don't feel too restricted by the numbers written on that guide, feel free to try kana practice for an hour a day or to try 5 eps of anime or sneak some reading practice despite not being explicitly told to, etc. Make sure you're having fun too.

https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm45223185
>>213147605
>reading vs listening
Don't flip a fucking coin, decide what you actually want to know. I completely ignored listening for the first 9 months or a year or so because I simply had no business with it, You don't need to be able to hear shit to be able to read a book or VN or whatever so you should think well about your objectives, what you want to do. Also, reading a lot will carry over to listening due to allowing you to pre-emptively know common sentences, and it is usually far easier to search for words or grammar points in text than in sound.
>passive listening
Never bothered trying it, have heard of maybe 2-3 cases of it supposedly working in my entire life
The idea of "Think of it as filling in the silence with Japanese. Or, listening to Japanese at every possible opportunity. " just feels stupid to me, especially with dedicated "condensed audio" and the like. You presumably have things you want to read or listen to and by paying too much attention to passive listening to shit you don't like, watching cure dolly etc you're decreasing the amount of time you spend with native content you actually enjoy. If you're listening to condensed audio or listening in the background to some shit or whatever there's no real point, you need to be actually interested and of course to pay attention. Regarding this the guide said something along the lines of "even just a few seconds of paying attention to what you're listening to counts!" but what's the fucking point when you're going to be paying attention for maybe 30 seconds of a 10 minute clip? I can comprehend any retarded screeching in the language and I still would maybe pay attention to 1 minute of a 10 minute clip if it's just playing in the background. Try to pay attention as much as possible and to try and comprehend the language as much as possible as well, whether that requires looking up words or grammar points.

https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm45218525
いいのか上げるのを俺だけに任せて
このままじゃこのスレホモセばっかになっちまうぞおい

>>213149045
前の投稿と同じじゃねえ?(ﾟдﾟ)!

>>213150519
あれぇ
いやあすんませんねえ本当に
かなり酔ってるんで全然気付かなかったんすよ
許してくださいオナシャスなんでもしますから

ん?今なんでもするって…(ΦωΦ)ｷﾞﾗﾝｯ

>>213150589
ん? 今何でもするって言ったよね? そんな気軽にそんなこと言うなよ (。-`ω-)
トルコ兄貴今かなり楽しそうね いまごろはビール一本は悪くないな (冷蔵庫に一本もないけど)

>>213150623
即答かよ
>>213150731
>今かなり楽しそうね
んまあ多少はね
たとえ今日だけ見ても色々とめちゃくちゃだけど酒があればゴミの様な状況でもなんとかして楽しめるんだよね
毎日43度44度のうえ三日間連続で停電も食らったし色々と苦痛だったからその分だけストレスが解れたのかな
実は三日前に飲むつもりだったのだが停電のお陰で・・・

あの麻雀好きドイツ人のアノンさんどこいっちゃったよ
時折DJTの市民と麻雀やるのはいいアイデアでしょ
>>213150946
>毎日43度44度のうえ三日間連続で停電も食らったし
お疲れ様 (; ･`д･´)
俺にとってこういう場合ならタバコはいいとこだぞ
っていうか最近あまり効いていないけど

>>213151234
もちもちしたいわかる( ˘ω˘)ｳﾑｯ

おまたせ アイスティーしかなかったんだけど(コーラの代わりに)いいかな

砂糖とミルクはひとつずつでオナシャス(*´ω｀*)

>>213151455
アイスティーはミルクを入れるもんだったの?
それはぜんぜん知らなかった ( ^^) _旦~~

>>213138385
That's a nice clip, thanks. I actually haven't watched Nichijou. There are a lot of classics I haven't had the time to watch yet.

しにそう

早く溶け落ちないうちに彼女を舐めろ!
ぺろぺろ(´∀｀=)

吃逆

南無観世音菩薩

>>213147186
>エッチなナマモノってめっちゃ冷めますけどね

スレ冷めないで! (´;ω;｀)ｳｯ…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lOAT0yuCvQ
運動でヒートアップしまSHOW

>>213157163
>Make you happy
Nothing but yuri makes me happy...

>>213157722
Hope this makes you happy! ゲイだけに~

今日は負けた

>>213157722
百合は世界を支配するものとする
我々百合厨は負けるわけにはいくまい、世界を革命するために!

恥ずかしいながら(嘘だ、恥知らずで百合ファン)、翻訳されてない百合ノベルゲームを読むために日本語を学んだ

>>213157910
百合仲間どうーだめだこいつ
「戦国の黒百合」の第一話は読んだけど(￣▽￣;)

>>213159011
あるある、後日は満点を取る

This isn't really a question, but I came across the following passage:
>If, for in stance, I determine the wight of each stone in a bed of pebbles and get an average weight of 145 grams, this tells me very little about the real nature of the pebbles. Similarly, in human psychology, a mass of data tells us nothing of the individual.
>a pebble
>145 gram (average)
Is this because native English speakers are not familiar with the metric system?

>>213159243
それは信じたい

>>213159346
ほとんどのネイティブ英語を話す人々がメートル法を知っている

>>213159243
あて百合班長やで〜

>>213159346
>a pebble
>145 gram (average)
Seems reasonable, no?

>>213159243
あて百合大将軍やで〜

>>213159346
>a pebble
>145 gram (average)
Seems reasonable, no?

>>213159543
アメリカ人は小学校でメートル法を教えられている

>>213159543
>>213159661
Isn't it too heavy?

>>213160005
石は野菜より密度が高いね?

>>213160005
Pebbles come in all shapes and sizes~
>Isn't it too heavy?
Sounds like you're asking if 145g is too heavy for it to be a pebble, but judging from the image you attached I think you mean the opposite?

>>213160132
>>213160117
The picrel is a total of 100 grams of crystal fragments. When a stone weighs 1.5 times this, is it counted as a "pebble"?

>>213160730
there is no specific weight requirement for a stone to be a pebble, pebble is just another word for a small stone.

the passage from your original post is just saying that knowing the average weight of the stones doesnt tell you much about each individual stone!

Speaking of a unit of measurement, how common is the metric system in the United States?
I've heard that the imperial system is still mainstream over there except for the field of science.

>>213160810
I may be too autistic about it and I didn't expect to get into such technical details, but at least academically, it seems that there are different names for small stones depending on their size.
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pebble
>A pebble is a clast of rock with a particle size of 4–64 mm (0.16–2.52 in) based on the Udden-Wentworth scale of sedimentology. Pebbles are generally considered larger than granules (2–4 mm (0.079–0.157 in) in diameter) and smaller than cobbles (64–256 mm (2.5–10.1 in) in diameter).
According to this description, assuming a specific gravity of 2 grams per cubic centimeter, a cube-shaped "pebble" could weigh up to roughly 500 (2*(6.4)^3) grams.

That's said, in riverbeds where "pebble beds" form naturally, scattered stones have been broken down or rounded by the flow of water, and in order to be carried away by the flow of water, they must inevitably be below a certain mass. I guess this is what most people typically imagine when they think of pebbles in bed.

I'm not sure how reliable the following answers are (they are not even unanimous), but some values are given for the weight of "pebbles".
>https://brainly.com/question/5283759
>How much does a pebble weigh in grams?
>1.Textbook & Expert-Verified
Chemistry - Paul Flowers
Chemistry 2e - Paul Flowers, Klaus Theopold, Richard Langley, William R. Robinson
The average weight of a pebble is around 5 to 20 grams, depending on its size and material.

>2.Community Answer
The weight of a pebble is around 243 grams, commonly measured in grams, similar to the weight of 5 pennies, which weigh about 12.5 grams combined.

>3.Generated by ChatGPT
The weight of a pebble can vary widely depending on its size and composition. Generally, pebbles can weigh anywhere from a few grams to several hundred grams. A typical small pebble might weigh around 5 to 20 grams, while larger pebbles could weigh up to 100 grams or more.

>>213161392
スウェダノンが教えてくれたけど
>>213159543
>>213159790
日常ではやっぱりヤードポンド法が普通なんだろうなとおもう
私の妄想だけど

せっかくだからあなたにも聞いてみたいんだけど
pebble(=noun:
a small stone made smooth and round by the action of water or sand.(by OED))1個が平均145グラムって一般的な感覚として重たすぎん?
2人から反論されて自信がめためたに揺らいでいる…

>>213162325
揺るぎなき(＾ω＾)ﾍﾟﾛﾍﾟﾛ

>>213160810
>the passage from your original post is just saying that knowing the average weight of the stones doesnt tell you much about each individual stone!
Yes, obviously the specific weight is of no importance to the author's point. I just found the number odd, which I assumed may have something to do with the author's unfamiliarity with metric system.

>>213160730
>>213162522
There are also bigger pebbles out there, like the ones in gardening
>although the original wording is "stone in a bed of pebbles"

ｷﾏｼﾀﾜｰ

>>213162325
>1個が平均145グラムって一般的な感覚として重たすぎん?
仕事で農作物の計量と梱包をすることがあるけど、145gは結構軽い方だと思う。
例えば、サニーレタスやケール(生食用)の葉をデジタル計量器に乗せると、(葉の大きさにもよるけど)およそ8枚~10枚で100g超えちゃう。
サツマイモなんて大きいやつだと1個で400g超えは当たり前だしね。
サツマイモ1個で145gだと小ぶりかな~と思う。
それが石1個の重さだったら、なおさら軽いと感じる。

>>213162943
>There are also bigger pebbles out there, like the ones in gardening
>>although the original wording is "stone in a bed of pebbles"
And it's also mentioned that "get an average weight of 145 grams", which cannot be achieved if such larger ones are exceptional but dominant there.
Again,
>obviously the specific weight is of no importance to the author's point. I just found the number odd, (>>213162522)
though.

>>213163288
>それが石1個の重さだったら、なおさら軽いと感じる。
なるほど
多数決的には私のほうが感覚がずれてるみたいですね

>>213164277
>if such larger ones are exceptional, not* dominant there.

>>213164277
>which cannot be achieved if such larger ones are exceptional but dominant there.
What stops that from being the case? Like in >>213162943

>to be honest I think it's just a random number they chose

>>213162522
多分僕はバカだけどこの数字がメートル法に慣れていないとは思わない

>>213164409
>What stops that from being the case? Like in >>213162943
Sorry, I mistakenly thought that you were drawing attention to the gray stones scattered throughout in the picture. Please ignore posts about averages and such.

>>213164409
>>213164423

Understood. I didn't know anything about what the word "pebble" means.
Thank you anons for the correction.

>>213164277
>私のほうが感覚がずれてるみたい
別にそんなに気にする必要はないと思う。
グラム数を見て重いか軽いかは主観的、あるいは相対的なものだし「重い」と思う人もいれば「軽い」と思う人もいる。
だから、自分が「重い」と思ったら別にそれでいいと思う。
周囲の人と見解が違うからといって、それが間違ってるわけでも悪いわけでも変なことでもない。
色んな考えや見解があるのは良いことだと思うよ。

>>213121410
you should listen to examples of old and middle japanese

南無観世音菩薩
南無観世音菩薩

Pebbles and stones

>>213165373
ありがとう

What's the right term for small pupils in japanese?
Like for 2D girls like this one. I mistakenly used 三白眼 more than a couple times for it, but that's clearly not the right term. There's also 四白眼, but I don't know if that's right.

If I want to go on pixiv and find more characters like this, what would be the right tag for it?

>>213166840
>I mistakenly used 三白眼 more than a couple times for it, but that's clearly not the right term.
Really? I can't come up with anything else for it, and searching for 三白眼 returns 4,803 results in pixiv.

>>213167409
Huh, maybe that is the right term for it then. I just thought 三白眼 was meant to be used like in pic rel.
Or maybe nobody decided on a term for it, so they just used 三白眼.
Anyway, thank you, this will surely 参考になる.

>>213162522
アリスちゃんの胸にかけたい胸に ﾜｵｵｵ ｲｸｿﾞ

卵かけご飯に納豆にキムチ

しゃっくりが戻ってきた(>人<;)
日本で何の解く方法があるの?

暑すぎてなんも食えねえよ

>>213168867
By the way in the west I have often heard silly things like stand upside down for 1 minute, hold your breath for 1 minute, get really spooked. I don't think any of them works though.

easiest way is to hold in a deep breath while taking a long drink of water
just have to put constant pressure on your air and food passages for a brief period to reset your breathing cycle, doesn't require flipping around

>>213169099
やってみようと思う
それでも文化の違いから日本で何か面白い方法があるかなと思って聞きたいですけど

えっ止めた

しゃっくりが本当にまだ戻ってこない、ありがとう

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ling_Tosite_Sigure
>しぐれとは、晩秋から初冬にかけて、ぱらぱらと降ってはやむ、一時的な通り雨。
is はやむ a separate word here? If not, what is the っては supposed to indicate?
I know the meaning is starts to rain and then suddenly stops, but I don't really get why it's written like that.

>>213169857
It's 降る+やむ. You can use て form + は to indicate repetition
>https://ja.wiktionary.org/wiki/は
>接続助詞のて、でについて、繰り返しを表す。
>寄せては返す波の音。
>少し読んでは考え、また読んでは考えた。

>>213166840
A pupil in the sense of the circular black spot in the center of an eye is called 瞳孔(どうこう) in Japanese, but this term is often used in the field of medical and gives the formal impression.
If you were a doctor and confirmed someone's pupils were dilated, you could say 瞳孔が開いている.
In everyday conversation, I find 瞳(ひとみ) or 黒目(くろめ) more common and less medical, so if you explain to someone that you like anime characters with small pupils, then it would be better off saying 瞳の小さいキャラが好き or 黒目の小さいキャラ好き.

>>213169857
As the Austrian anon already answered, the ては here expresses repetition of two actions.
I mean, 雨が降る(the rain falls) and 雨が止む(the rain stops).

>>213119498 (OP)
三豐(Sampoon)祝賀の日が忘れた。。。
世界、いいえ、宇宙の最高の日が忘れた。。。
俺の脳古いになった。もし人種差別的な大切の物を覚えない、全て終わりだず。

毎日アンキして、DJTで日本人と話して、漫画を読んで、アニメを見れば日本語をきっと学べる!

>>213171792
>だず
何これ?です?はず?だ?
「ず」を含めて「だ」の誤字?

瞑想も忘れずに

>>213172008
農家方言+分裂症

>>213171945
毎日一日中日本語を使ったらきっと上手になれる
一人暮らしなら買い物に行くたびにラジオ番組を聞いてみた?通勤している間にもいい練習機会だと思う、どうせその時は普通に何もしていないでしょう?車で通勤したら車を運転している間に事故を起これないように気をつけてけど

>>213172603
なるほど、いい参考になる。

>>213120812
助けて蛮婦

>>213174278
I don't know what dialect she's speaking because there isn't enough data from that one image but in certain western dialects like (especially) 土佐弁 they use が as a sentence ending particle the way 標準語 uses の
(with the same relationship between が-の as all the other ones, like possessive particle, etc.)
so if it's 土佐弁 or similar she's just saying って言うのか

>>213174418
Not sure who she is, but afaik she isn't speaking any dialect. However they're based in 栄 and looking it up 名古屋弁 seems to have the 強調・感動 ending particle が so I guess it might be this, although I cannot find any instances of it with がか…
だんけ!

>>213169988
>>213170125
Repetition as in it falls, stops and then that process starts over? Dumb question I know, but I'd never guessed that personally.

>>213177411
Yeah like the rain is intermittent

NHKはホモ

10

風邪を引いたぜ(´・ω:;.:…
おやすみなさい

尿道

wait this isnt a dictionary what am i doing

>>213182305
死なないようにね

せいえき せいえき せいえき せいえき
子宮に注げると
腹が 腹が 腹が 腹が
デカくなる

>>213182860
ブラジル風邪ってエロいんだなぁ(ㆁωㆁ*)
安静にしてboa noite( ˘ω˘)ｽﾔｧ