Now I kind of want a unit called Tapioca Sisters, hahahahahaNono's kind of sounds like someone on a diet if you put in punctuation- "Glutinous! Why, rice?!"
How names of Morning musume
Started by DarkwinteR, Sep 22 2007 10:12 AM
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Ella Bee
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Posted 28 January 2012 - 11:58 PM
This is a fun idea Now I kind of want a unit called Tapioca Sisters, hahahahaha
Nono's kind of sounds like someone on a diet if you put in punctuation- "Glutinous! Why, rice?!"
Now I kind of want a unit called Tapioca Sisters, hahahahahaNono's kind of sounds like someone on a diet if you put in punctuation- "Glutinous! Why, rice?!"
Morning Musume - Kaede || C-ute - Airi || ANGERME - Kamiko || Juice=Juice - Sayubee || Country Girls - Musubu || Kobushi Factory - Rio || Tsubaki Factory - Kiki
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Posted 31 January 2012 - 07:12 PM
Pants lose rice. LOL
Why do most of these have to do with rice and chicken?
Why do most of these have to do with rice and chicken?
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Posted 28 September 2017 - 08:09 AM
Not chinese related but;
Kaga Kaede: Kaga in spanish sounds exactly like the word "caga" which means "take a dump/sh¡t" (I'm so sorry
) i.e. "Take a dump/sh¡t, Kaede!"
Haga Akane: Haga in spanish means "to make"
Yokoyama Reina: Reina means "Queen" in spanish.
Oda Sakura: Oda means Ode/Poetry in spanish.
Kaga Kaede: Kaga in spanish sounds exactly like the word "caga" which means "take a dump/sh¡t" (I'm so sorry
) i.e. "Take a dump/sh¡t, Kaede!" Haga Akane: Haga in spanish means "to make"
Yokoyama Reina: Reina means "Queen" in spanish.
Oda Sakura: Oda means Ode/Poetry in spanish.
Japanese names don't sound like anything in Dutch so I can't think of anything...
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RenaiHunter
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Posted 28 December 2017 - 12:42 PM
Akane in bulgarian litterally means pooping
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