Where does the word split? How much different is it with mechanic spelled mechanik... or can you even do that?
Maybe we can rawk drift on one, and mechanik on the other!
the end of the word "drift" is the character that looks like a stickman with a boner, and nah, you can't really change the spelling, since katakana/hiragana is based on two letters grouped together to make a sound, not individual letters. like, they both read: "do-ri-fu-to me-ka-ni-ku." and get the katakana (FOERST one) done, that's what the japanese use to spell out foreign words. hiragana (second one) and kanji are used for native words.
that is all very correct. if you don't mind me asking, how did you come across these facts? do you speak?
shiz is imitation JDM (he's taiwanese but thinks he's from japan) so he took a few quarters of it at school but then dropped out.
he learned enough for us to make cool shirts with our nicknames in katakana a while back though .
Where does the word split? How much different is it with mechanic spelled mechanik... or can you even do that?
Maybe we can rawk drift on one, and mechanik on the other!
the end of the word "drift" is the character that looks like a stickman with a boner, and nah, you can't really change the spelling, since katakana/hiragana is based on two letters grouped together to make a sound, not individual letters. like, they both read: "do-ri-fu-to me-ka-ni-ku." and get the katakana (FOERST one) done, that's what the japanese use to spell out foreign words. hiragana (second one) and kanji are used for native words.
that is all very correct. if you don't mind me asking, how did you come across these facts? do you speak?
cody pretty much summed it up. i enjoyed your "silvias suck" signature a while back.
CodyW wrote:shiz is imitation JDM (he's taiwanese but thinks he's from japan) so he took a few quarters of it at school but then dropped out.
he learned enough for us to make cool shirts with our nicknames in katakana a while back though .
i still rock the phase seven shirt every once in a while.