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| ブギーãƒãƒƒãƒ—ã¯ç¬‘ã‚ãªã„ by Kadono Kouhei, illustrated by Ogata Kouji. It's my favorite book ever, but I can't read it 'cuz it's in Japanese. I've seen the movie (subbed) and the anime series (subbed and dubbed). If you have read it, have you read the rest of the series? And if you have, WHAT ARE THEY ABOUT?! ãã ã•ã„/ãŠããŒã„ã—ã¾ã™ & ã©ã‚‚ã‚ã‚ŠãŒã¨ã”ã–ã„ã¾ã™. |
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O.O I dont know what that says...THANK GAWD FOR MY JAPANESE LESSONS! XD I wanna see If I can translate it!(It will make me feel somewhat,acomplished) Bwahaha -starts on it- >> << Um. Lets see...Its in some katakana, Shouldnt be that hard. ^^ Okay, It says...Bugiipopu...AHH CRUD! Its got hiragana and kanji in it...>> << Bah...I cant figure out the kanji. Bugiipopuha(space for kanji)hanai >> << XD I dunno what that means..but...okay...>> << Is it a good series though? Maybe I'll read it. ^^; Lets see..>> << Its not called Boogie Pop is it? (bugii-boogie poppu-pop(duh) Mer?)
Who's in the forest strolling? The birds and the bees sing 'Momiji' The frogs in the pond are calling, 'Momiji' Yes its true.
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| Yes, the first part is Boogiepop. "㯠(ha)" is read as "wa" in this case, because it's a particle that marks the subject of the sentance/fragment - that's just the rule. "笑" is "wara", meaning to laugh or to smile. It combines with ゠to become "warawa". And "nai" is a negative sufix. So the whole title is "Boogiepop Never Laughs" in English. |
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Boogiepop Phantom?  |