So if Chinese scientists manage to mate panda with a koala wouldn't that be kawai?
World languages
河合 (Kawai) is the piano in the States and in Japan. At least I think that is the reading for it. I'm not sure how it is advertised in other countries.
If I'm wrong, please correct me.
I don't know the word "kowaii". I know "kowai" which means "scary" in one reading and "stiff" as in "hard boiled rice" in another reading,
Of course, if you meant that playing the piano is scary, then we have another joke.
In Chinese, is it "ke ai"? It probably sounds like "kewai". Oops! Did you mean that? My bad!
If I'm wrong, please correct me.
I don't know the word "kowaii". I know "kowai" which means "scary" in one reading and "stiff" as in "hard boiled rice" in another reading,
Of course, if you meant that playing the piano is scary, then we have another joke.
In Chinese, is it "ke ai"? It probably sounds like "kewai". Oops! Did you mean that? My bad!
Urban dictionary has disputed entries on Kowaii.
I prefer to go with the Japanese. What shows up in Manga, urban lit., is up for grabs.
I prefer to go with the Japanese. What shows up in Manga, urban lit., is up for grabs.
I meant kowaii as Japanese for scary. Meaning: if Chinese scientists manage to mate panda with koala and the result of it turns out to be a piano, it's really scary. OK?
Japanese because when Chinese annect Australia, they will do the same with Japan (on their way down under).
Japanese because when Chinese annect Australia, they will do the same with Japan (on their way down under).