Hello~ >w<

[pureaquaosmosis]

Hi! I'm new. I play video games, watch Yu-Gi-Oh! The Abridged Series, work at Pizza Hut, and do a lot of other really awesome things. I'm looking forward to making some new friends.
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[Tyeforce]

すごい犬さん!!

 

[Liv]

Welcome!!

 

[Matthewop]

hello and i am new too. very nice to know u. hope you have great time here!

 

[SodaDog]

Hello there! i hope you have a nice time here!

 

[pureaquaosmosis]

Thanks everyone!
タイくん、愛しているわよ！

 

[Thunder]

すごい犬さん!!

Silly Tye, i doubt she/he speaks Italian.

Welcome aboard pureaquaosmosis.

 

[Tyeforce]

Silly Tye, i doubt she/he speaks Italian.

Welcome aboard pureaquaosmosis.

She's my best friend and roommate, and すごい犬さん is her nickname. And, yes, she knows Japanese. XD

 

[Jake]

すごい犬さん!!

Excuse my poor Japanese but that interprets in my head is "Fantastic dog"...
And shouldn't it be Chan after inu not San? I was taught you call babies and pets Chan...

Thanks everyone!
タイくん、愛しているわよ！

I'm pretty sure Tye has reached maturity so it would be San not Kun.

 

[Psychonaut]

I'm pretty sure Tye has reached maturity so it would be San not Kun.

why does senpai come to mind

also, isn't kun more or less just a pet term? san is as well i assume, but couldn't an old dude be a kun to an old chick?

loljapan

OH AND I FORGOT TO MENTION
WELCOME, FRIEND OF TYE

 

[Jas0n]

ようこそ

 

[Caius]

こんにちは。

 

[Tyeforce]

Thanks everyone!
タイくん、愛しているわよ!

僕も〜

Excuse my poor Japanese but that interprets in my head is "Fantastic dog"...
And shouldn't it be Chan after inu not San? I was taught you call babies and pets Chan...

I'm pretty sure Tye has reached maturity so it would be San not Kun.

Close, it means "awesome dog". But I suppose it could also translate as fantastic dog, lol.

Chan is mostly used for younger children, animals, and lovers, as far as I know, but it can also be used with close friends. But either san or chan is correct. And kun can also be used for close friends, especially males.

 

[Bacon Boy]

Bienvenido a El ?rbol de Bell!

C-C-C-COMBO BREAKER

 

[Ron Ronaldo]

Welcome, Tye's friend! =D Hope you like it here.

 

[Jake]

僕も〜


Close, it means "awesome dog". But I suppose it could also translate as fantastic dog, lol.

Chan is mostly used for younger children, animals, and lovers, as far as I know, but it can also be used with close friends. But either san or chan is correct. And kun can also be used for close friends, especially males.

My knowledge has been updated thanks to you :3

 

[Brad]

Oh, why hello there. My name is Brad. Enjoy your stay.

 

[StoneZack]

welcome to the forums!
hope some one would like to WIFI with you

 

[Thunder]

She's my best friend and roommate, and すごい犬さん is her nickname. And, yes, she knows Japanese. XD

Ohh, i see, i see.

Welcome friend of Tye's!

A discussion of the Japanese language.

And the only Japanese person here (to my knowledge) can't even join in ;__;