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Well, good night everyone.

Impressive! I've not even beat a Mario platformer yet.

Well, I don't blame you. The simplicity of Mario games can make them quite hard, due to not having many moves to your disposal (compared to other games like Kirby and Mega Man). I've always been a fan of them, though.

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Crizzie you know I only speak English.

I said ”Is it eight?"

Quick Kanji lesson for you then.

一 "ichi" - one

二 "ni" - two

三 "san" - three

四 "yon" - four

五 "go" - five

六 "roku" - six

七 "nana" - seven

八 "hachi" - eight

九 "kyuu" - nine

十 "juu" - ten

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Throughout history and today, the guy is usually older than the girl. I'm not sure what you were told.

It's not the gap that's the issue. By law, I'm just barely too old

I said ”Is it eight?"

Quick Kanji lesson for you then.

一 "ichi" - one

二 "ni" - two

三 "san" - three

四 "yon" - four

五 "go" - five

六 "roku" - six

七 "nana" - seven

八 "hachi" - eight

九 "kyuu" - nine

十 "juu" - ten

*Doesn't know kanji*

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I said ”Is it eight?"

Quick Kanji lesson for you then.

一 "ichi" - one

二 "ni" - two

三 "san" - three

四 "yon" - four

五 "go" - five

六 "roku" - six

七 "nana" - seven

八 "hachi" - eight

九 "kyuu" - nine

十 "juu" - ten

Speaking of foreign language, has anyone else realized how German FE (especially FE8) is?

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It's not the gap that's the issue. By law, I'm just barely too old

Romance does not equal sex.

If it did, I don't think Nintendo would have done things like Erk X Nino or Amelia X Franz, at least not while holding the same rating.

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The Mandarin Chinese characters for the numbers are exactly the same, as far as I know. Also, 四 and 九 are considered bad luck because their pronunciations are the same as death. 八 is considered lucky because of how the character opens up downward.

It's not the gap that's the issue. By law, I'm just barely too old

*Doesn't know kanji*

That's just age of consent and whatever. XD

Japanese has three writing systems. Kanji represents ideas.

Speaking of foreign language, has anyone else realized how German FE (especially FE8) is?

Didn't know that.

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Didn't know that.

Yeah, for example-

Volke, Franz, Vanessa, Eirika, Wolf, Olivia, Ulki, Tana, Rolf, Stefan, Walter (in German, W is pronounced as a V), Astrid and far more either are or are very similar to German names.

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Romance does not equal sex.

If it did, I don't think Nintendo would have done things like Erk X Nino or Amelia X Franz, at least not while holding the same rating.

Right, but it's always what's assumed by society and their Taboos

That's just age of consent and whatever. XD

Japanese has three writing systems. Kanji represents ideas.

And also being a minor, which I no longer am

Dam you japanese for having their own writing system! xD

Well, time to leave. Goodnight all.

Sleep well Crizix!

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Speaking of foreign language, has anyone else realized how German FE (especially FE8) is?

Long ago. Just look at the Dreadlords (Eins, Zwei, Drei, etc) and Grannvale's armies (Rotten Ritter, Gelben Ritter, Gruenne Ritter, etc). It isn't just FE. To Japan, a foreign language such as German can be seen as very exotic, so it's not surprise they employ it much for naming stuff.

Reminds me of SRW, who also has stuff like WeissRitter, AltEisen, Einst Knochen/Glied/Gemmuet, etc.

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Long ago. Just look at the Dreadlords (Eins, Zwei, Drei, etc) and Grannvale's armies (Rotten Ritter, Gelben Ritter, Gruenne Ritter, etc). It isn't just FE. To Japan, a foreign language such as German can be seen as very exotic, so it's not surprise they employ it much for naming stuff.

Reminds me of SRW, who also has stuff like WeissRitter, AltEisen, Einst Knochen/Glied/Gemmuet, etc.

German sounds cool to any culture.

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