Someone needs to make an RPG version of Lemonade Stand.
Until then, here's a column.
Someone needs to make an RPG version of Lemonade Stand.
Until then, here's a column.
I complain (justifiably) about a lot of things where I live. Not the weather, though. I don't want to bake and I don't want to steam, so staying in the low 20s C (low 70s F) suits me just fine.
Lemons have kanji that pronounces they came from a citrus tree, eh? Do mangoes have kanji like that?
Live and let live, that's what I say. Anyone who can't understand that should be killed. It's a simple philosophy, but it's always worked well in my family.
Hello kitty will have your soooooul.
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gaijin, there was an ancient dos game called Lemonade Stand it was mostly a business sim but had a few rpg elements. perhaps you could call it a precursor to reccettear.
I'm pretty sure that's what Gaijin was referring to when he wrote the blurb, Fowl.Originally Posted by Fowl Sorcerous
Oh, Lemonade Stand, how you wasted my time when I was 9.
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That is exactly what I was referring to,I'm pretty sure that's what Gaijin was referring to when he wrote the blurb, Fowl.
My usual online dictionary doesn't show any ateji for mango, nor does my cellphone. However, I did find two Japanese words for mango. The first ("na" 柰) uses a kanji so obscure that I'm not even sure if it's really Japanese. The other is actually a series of very similar names with assorted combinations of kanji, usually a variation on "anra" or "amaraka", which sounds more like an Okinawan origin to me.
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I would like to try this.
In a fit of boredom, I decided to look into the "mango question" a bit more. 柰 is actually the kanji for Chinese crabapples, so my online dictionary was wrong on that. What I forgot to mention in the column is that Wikipedia can be really useful for quick vocab lookups as well, and from there I got two symbol combinations for the pronunciation "mango" (檬果、芒果) and a few more for the anra/amaraka set of pronunciations (菴羅, 菴摩羅). None of these are apparently current enough for me to find them on regular searches.
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