Today I learnt some new Japanese words like “araso”, “arafo” and “arafi”.
And as many weird jap words it is a shorted abbreviated version of English expression indicating ages! Around thirty, forty and fifty)))
Guys around table discussed that they all are “araso” and as IM turns 25 next month she is gonna join them in the araso category.
And I was looking at these barely mature guys and wondering why they give age so much importance when they act like 3 year old kids at times…
For example.. when they first came to Tomioka they agreed to wear pink shirts on Thursday and since last year green ones on Tuesdays… and so they do most of the time !!! that is cute and silly.. mostly silly and maybe childishly cute, but the key word would be childishly..
They think that I am all that naïve but I’ve been through things that cannot even think of, so…
Dakara wakaranai!!!
Nihonjin no koto wakaranai!

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12.07.2012 в 20:40

дьявол-это самый красивый мужчина в твоей жизни...
“araso”, “arafo” and “arafi”.
:facepalm3:
это тотальный ппц!
они прекрасны )))
16.07.2012 в 03:18

menja bolshe vsego umiljaet 4to oni seba s4itajut takimi vaghnymi iv zroslymi, a postupajut kak 10letnie mal4ishki XD
29.08.2012 в 17:15

делай, что должно, и будь, что будет
It is ok in Korean, when they tell U "araso", is not it?
09.10.2012 в 17:58

дезертир сна, in korean I think it means smth like "i know" or "understood"... but my korean is only kdrama fluent XD

PS u changed ur nick))) suits you.. but i hope u change it soon to smth like sleeping beauty))) u need to get some sleep!!!

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