I like that idea too. :)
Is it? I am surprised. I guess I only met Eoghans and Aidans as a fluke (or it was long a ago). It turns out my drinking in pubs is not a valid research tequnique. :)
or technique (no wonder I can't deal with Irish spellings--English spelling is too hard for me and it's my only language).
And leprechauns look a lot like that forest fairy Aki is into, so there is that.
I found that information using a web's site (I don't remember it's name).
This is only a little anecdote about the differences in English pronunciation: Less than a month ago I was at the Frankfurt's airport and I was looking for the gate Z (I don't remember the number anymore), and ask someone, and that person answers: "Are you looking for the C gate, Madam?" "Not C, but Z (zi:, with the American pronunciation)". And he finally understands : Do you mean Z (zed, with the British pronunciation)?" "Yes, that. Thank you". :)
Asami in full kilt!!!!!!!! Takaba would dance an Irish gig. they celebrate st, Patty's Day in Tokyo with a parade(men in kilts, playing the pipes) and green beer. Last year was the 23rd year.
LOL. That's hilarious. I think the Germans say "Zett" but maybe I am just associating Germans putting t and z together a lot. I had 2 semesters of German language (i.e. I know a little more German than Irish, but I still stink at it). My most vivid memory is one instructor trying to get me to roll an r on the back of my tongue. I can roll an r on the front of my tongue, but this is more like gargling. Anyway, she got frustrated and grabbed my throat right under my jaw and pressed up with her fingers saying, "Vibrate here!" You know what? Being almost choked did make me make sounds in the back of my throat.
So I am not good at languages. Luckily "beer" and "bier" work pretty much anywhere I go. And if the Japanese films I watched as a child are anything to go my, all women need to do in Japan is say "yes" and pour tea, so I've got that covered (if I ever get to go there).
Yes, for me that Z sounded more like a Zett that a Zed. I like Lufthansa airlines for their services. The flight attendants are so nice. Another anecdote: saying "frizzing water" instead of sparkling water. Sometimes I feel so bad about my stupid mistakes. :)
In Tokyo's fair city
Where idols are pretty
That's where I first met sweet Akihito
He'd been through the grinder
but in his viewfinder
He had Asami's muscles; sex drive, sex drive-oh
sex drive, sex drive o-oh
sex drive, sex drive o-oh
Asami's muscles; sex drive, sex drive oh.
(づ￣ ³￣)づ
So, if Aki is curious little Alice, and Asami is the White Rabbit who lured us to Wonderland, who do you think the other characters from Finder resemble from Wonderland?
Fei could be a better-tempered Queen of Hearts. That might make Mikhail the Kings of hearts--I am not sure I like the pairing though.
Who would Kirishima be?