hahah mangga = malay
no you pronouce chan as chan not chang
and san as san and not sang
there a big difference is you pronouce chan as chang.
plus there is only one g.
they make it sound as if there was two.
they way the pronouce manga is actualy man-ng-ga
i dono why but they just pronouce it that way.
Quote: TrigunPreacherGirl had
Daisuke's name right, but Ryoma is incorrect. In Japanese, the pronunciation of
"r" is a mixture of English's "r", "l", and
"d" all rolled into one, so it's by FAR the most difficult character
to pronounce (for Americans, anyway).
Best way to pronounce that, I would say, is Dyo-mah. It doesn't QUITE sound the
same, but it's a heckuva lot closer than most people I know
get.
hahha are you serious?
it's just the r? how hard can the be?
if you can pronouce *sorry*
there you have your *ry*
and *o* is not that hard so is *ma*
just say ree/riii <- sounds like weee ..=_="
oo- ma
that 's not hard at all
i will say no.
Manga began in japan and it will continue to stay that way. why should it be
claimed the same as american comics or european comics or whatever comics that's
not from japan or anywhere inside asia?
not only is the style of drawing completely different, the feel is different.
usually the manga's drawn from japan/china/korea has a softer and gentle feel
and touch in it
wherelse the countries outside asia has a rougher feeling in their comics.
plus i get frustrated whenever i read comics like spiderman, superman, x-man or
whatever man that's from marvel comics.
so let Manga stay where it should be and not be claimed as the same as comics
from outside asia.
finally!
hahha usually after the few hours of just sitting there watching it. i tend to
fast forward most of the stuff since they tend to talk too much.
i must say it's nice having something different other than a cute girl and a hot
guy all the time.
i find that two guys in a relationship is kinda cute too.
althought i must say i hate it when ever the storyline is interesting at the
beginning and ends with them shagging each other.
i prefer those in the middle of the story.
^^ that way the story can be more intense at the end.
haha seriously from my point of view as a girl
age/gender is not a factor when it comes to anime.
and i must say i have nothing wrong with guys watching 'girly anime"
i myself as a girl do enjoy watching dragonball Z once in awhile plus gundam
wing too ^^
so loosen up and enjoy watching anime, plus it doesn't make you any
manly-less
if you watch them.
hmm.. i'll say as long as his faithfull that's fine with me.
plus the personality factor is not that much of a problem since all the friends
i have as mostly guys ^^
Quote: Well, it didn't happen to
me, but my friend got in trouble once. She was reading a yaoi book called Desire
in class one day. And if you've ever read it, you know that it's got some parts
in it that aren't for kids...
Anyway, the teacher caught her reading and told her to show the class what she
was reading since it was so interesting that she wasn't paying attention in
class. Afterwards, he took it from her and looked through it. She got in trouble
when the teacher saw what was in the book. Not a good thing to show a teacher...
I bet he's traumatized! Poor teacher... lol...
~ The 'Original' Queen of Anime ~
lol ^^ haha
I did bring a yaoi manga to school once. But being the only student label as
"Manga holic" the teacher ignored me while i was reading it ^^.
since my school is small its not a surprise that i can be let off by the
teachers ^^
haha i finish my homework mostly before the teacher starts on it, so i just pass
time by reading comics. thus they labeled me as "manga holic" ^^
haha
but there was some of the guys in my class who took a peek in the yaoi manga and
they were kinda green and red for the whole day, after that some of them kinda
ignored me for a week
a few did come up and ask whether they could borrow it haha ^^
pervs~
they do use water colours but they also use those kind of markers which are
meant for colouring mangas, another thing about the paper is that they use fine
quality ones and they will spray something on top of the drawing before they
scan it, so that the grainy bits won't be so obvious and that when they hv spray
the stuff on the grainy bits will kinda stick to each other. I've seen how it
was done at a "mangaka clinic" but if thats not the way they do it
then i hv no idea.
haha well i can only say... don't ever draw them all puffy and roundish like
wool er you know sheep-ish kind of way? it all depends on your type of drawing
taste, you can try looking at pictures or drawings with clouds done by good
artists as an reference.
hope i helped you in some way
AHHH like sankyuu for posting this up ^^ *huggles* I <3 minami haruka's work ^^
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AHHH like sankyuu for posting this up ^^ *huggles* I <3 minami haruka's work ^^
sankyuu for posting all this up ^^ i really appriciate it
O_O LIKE AHHH thank you so much for loading all this up ^^ *huggles* sankyuu sankyuu sankyuu!
nah.
i got hooked to japanese stuff when i first heard of the language and the technology they have ^^ plus they have lots of cute boys there ^^
hahah mangga = malay
no you pronouce chan as chan not chang
and san as san and not sang
there a big difference is you pronouce chan as chang.
plus there is only one g.
they make it sound as if there was two.
they way the pronouce manga is actualy man-ng-ga
i dono why but they just pronouce it that way.
plot, storyline, style of art
hahha are you serious?
it's just the r? how hard can the be?
if you can pronouce *sorry*
there you have your *ry*
and *o* is not that hard so is *ma*
just say ree/riii <- sounds like weee ..=_="
oo- ma
that 's not hard at all
it's in the blood i guess.
drawing is just a passion and manga is pretty easy to draw since it doesn't need much perfection.
tsubasa ^^
althought black and white suits me just fine.
i will say no.
Manga began in japan and it will continue to stay that way. why should it be claimed the same as american comics or european comics or whatever comics that's not from japan or anywhere inside asia?
not only is the style of drawing completely different, the feel is different.
usually the manga's drawn from japan/china/korea has a softer and gentle feel and touch in it
wherelse the countries outside asia has a rougher feeling in their comics.
plus i get frustrated whenever i read comics like spiderman, superman, x-man or whatever man that's from marvel comics.
so let Manga stay where it should be and not be claimed as the same as comics from outside asia.
finally!
hahha usually after the few hours of just sitting there watching it. i tend to fast forward most of the stuff since they tend to talk too much.
i must say it's nice having something different other than a cute girl and a hot guy all the time.
i find that two guys in a relationship is kinda cute too.
althought i must say i hate it when ever the storyline is interesting at the beginning and ends with them shagging each other.
i prefer those in the middle of the story.
^^ that way the story can be more intense at the end.
everything, the suits, guns, war
hhaha ^^ just mentioning it makes me feel so thrilled
hamtaro and pokemon
they may be cute and all but the storyline sucks.
haha seriously from my point of view as a girl
age/gender is not a factor when it comes to anime.
and i must say i have nothing wrong with guys watching 'girly anime"
i myself as a girl do enjoy watching dragonball Z once in awhile plus gundam wing too ^^
so loosen up and enjoy watching anime, plus it doesn't make you any manly-less
if you watch them.
nah, it's not that scary. but loneliness is something far worst
hmm.. i'll say as long as his faithfull that's fine with me.
plus the personality factor is not that much of a problem since all the friends i have as mostly guys ^^
lol ^^ haha
I did bring a yaoi manga to school once. But being the only student label as "Manga holic" the teacher ignored me while i was reading it ^^.
since my school is small its not a surprise that i can be let off by the teachers ^^
haha i finish my homework mostly before the teacher starts on it, so i just pass time by reading comics. thus they labeled me as "manga holic" ^^ haha
but there was some of the guys in my class who took a peek in the yaoi manga and they were kinda green and red for the whole day, after that some of them kinda ignored me for a week
a few did come up and ask whether they could borrow it haha ^^
pervs~
fye x kurogane - tsubasa rc
naruto x sasuke - naruto
ichicgo x rukia - bleach
kamui x fuuma - X 1991
XD i just love boy x boy pairings ^^
don't mind me
cool
hahah once in ahile tho,
hmmm... pranks?
i'll say tsubasa from clam n xxx holic too ^^ clamp has a way with colours haha n i love their art
erm waiter-san? i would like to order now ^^ I'll take one of the specials and a glass of coke ^^ *tugs rit's sleeve*
they do use water colours but they also use those kind of markers which are meant for colouring mangas, another thing about the paper is that they use fine quality ones and they will spray something on top of the drawing before they scan it, so that the grainy bits won't be so obvious and that when they hv spray the stuff on the grainy bits will kinda stick to each other. I've seen how it was done at a "mangaka clinic" but if thats not the way they do it then i hv no idea.
haha well i can only say... don't ever draw them all puffy and roundish like wool er you know sheep-ish kind of way? it all depends on your type of drawing taste, you can try looking at pictures or drawings with clouds done by good artists as an reference.
hope i helped you in some way