Thread: so anyone here speak Japanese?

Doesn't Howard Stern refer to certain male bodily fluids as bukkake?

bukkake is actually a modifier word that means "Splash" or something similar to that. Its not actually directly translateable. Think of it as an adjective its meaning depends on what it is modifying.

Gomen is sorry, Gomeiwaku is probably sorry with a respect modifier, for a lower caste laborer to anyone else. bukkakemasu could mean inconvenience or it could mean mess or something similar.

Bukkake as used on Howard Stern refers to a specific pornographic practice, and actually has a full japanese name, but i don't remember the noun. Loosely translated as "big splash of cum".

and then there's my favorite, soba no bukkake. which is hot noodles with egg and lots of chili sauce.

Thanks, that does make a bit more sense. 'Sorry for the big splash' maybe.

My mistaken understanding of the word came from a video catalogue I was going through when I worked at a video store. The films being called bukkake shows involved excrement and urine.

I always tried to keep a neutral demeanor while working, but I don`t know if I could have kept a straight face while renting that out. Would have had to make the computer print "Waga-hai wa hentai de aru" on those receipts.

A waste of time to learn Japanese. You'll never need it and chances are it would take a few years to learn it. Japanese are all learning English these days so they can do business all over the world. Everything will be English in 100 years. That's all you need to know.

Try science sometime. It's really isn't that hard.

Originally posted by «ÇhäötïǤLüñätïÇ»@Aug 30 2003, 02:40 PM
A waste of time to learn Japanese. You'll never need it and chances are it would take a few years to learn it. Japanese are all learning English these days so they can do business all over the world. Everything will be English in 100 years. That's all you need to know.

Maybe you have a point there , but still English will never be the only language on the planet. Isn't it fun to learn a foreign language?Doesn't it help you understand the culture of the people who speak it?Their beliefs? ect Doesn't all that promote global understanding and help people get rid off prejudices and taboos?
I personally love learning languages I speak german,greek and finnish and I would love to learn swedish,norwegian or russian!
As for that science bit, I've been studying it for 4 years now but it has never been as fun as learning a foreign language, you should try it ,it really isn't hard

Bleh. You brag too much. German is a cool language though. Sieg Heil!! hehe j/k

Originally posted by «ÇhäötïǤLüñätïÇ»@Aug 30 2003, 03:10 PM
Bleh. You brag too much.*

if you think so, then I'm afraid you missed the point