Essai: un, deux, trois

[cajungeo]

Essai: un, deux, trois

[jumpluff]

Ein, Zwie, Drei:) testing....one, two, three

[surbat6]

Since the French and Germans have gotten representation...Ichi, Ni, San.

[Sniper]

Since the French and Germans have gotten representation...Ichi, Ni, San.

A martial arts student? Instructor?

:sniper:

[surbat6]

Nope. Just spent my last year in the U.S. Marines stationed on Okinawa. Konban wa. Ogenki des'ka?

[BlenderWizard]

Yeah, Ichi, Ni, San, Shi, Go, Roku, Shichi, Hachi, Ku, Dju. One, two, Four, five, so what? Hehehe

[surbat6]

Nan des' ka? Ah so, baka brenderwizzer.

[BlenderWizard]

hehehe... I don't speak much Japanese at all... I learned to count to 10 and that was about it

[surbat6]

"Nan des' ka?" means "what is this?". "Baka" means "knucklehead". Sorry about the dis, Blender, couldn't resist. Actually, I got the best reactions from Okinawans when I said the price or cab fare in Japanese. The Japanese take it as a compliment when a round-eye speaks the language, even badly. On the other hand, in France ("Un, deux, trois," remember?), in Paris in 1970, I experienced a lot of hostility when trying to use my high school French to communicate. The frogs get insulted if you don't speak the language perfectly.

[cajungeo]

My golden retreiver: