Ojou-sama, for something like this, why not try sending Reimu a love letter telling her how you feel?A lo-...!?A lo-...!?Using Japanese may be a bit difficult, butUsing Japanese may be a bit difficult, butthere are sentiments that cannot be expressed in English that Japanese can express.there are sentiments that cannot be expressed in English that Japanese can express.Dear Reimu
You iz a nympho
- Remilya
1) Remilia uses the wrong kana as a particle (She uses わ instead of は), hence the typo; also she uses the wrong kana for her name.
2) Remilia uses "好きもの" (sukimono). When taken as two separate words (suki mono), literally means "thing/person I like"; but taken together as one word (sukimono), it means "lecher/nymphomaniac"GET'CHER BUTT OUT HERE REMILIAAA!!GET'CHER BUTT OUT HERE REMILIAAA!!Huh!?Grin
Ojou-sama, for something like this, why not try sending Reimu a love letter telling her how you feel?
A lo-...!?
A lo-...!?
Using Japanese may be a bit difficult, but
Using Japanese may be a bit difficult, but
there are sentiments that cannot be expressed in English that Japanese can express.
there are sentiments that cannot be expressed in English that Japanese can express.
Dear Reimu
You iz a nympho
- Remilya
1) Remilia uses the wrong kana as a particle (She uses わ instead of は), hence the typo; also she uses the wrong kana for her name.
2) Remilia uses "好きもの" (sukimono). When taken as two separate words (suki mono), literally means "thing/person I like"; but taken together as one word (sukimono), it means "lecher/nymphomaniac"
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