english
also in english
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shiritori
whatever language shiritori is in
It’s Japanese, shiri are buttocks and tori is from the verb “taking”, so this game is “taking the buttocks” of words and making a new word with them
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riko
I’m pretty sure its “tasty” in spanish
konichiwa
japanese
Isn’t it rico?
Ok let’s try
Wawa
(Baby in Chinese)
watashi japanese
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sorry
(there was word above)
I don’t know in which language F and CH are interchangeable, but ( shi / si ) and ( hi ) are completely different sounds
Probably because /f/ and /x/ are both fricatives, and ch could stand for /x/.
shirina (ширина) Russian - width/breadth
natlang (en) A language which has developed organically through use by one or more societies throughout history, as opposed to being actively constructed at a particular point in time. (note that pidgins and creoles are still natlangs)
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I won’t argue on that, just telling it’s rico in Spanish. Now we can use ko or Co or… to make transition between I did understand that.
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natto 納豆
Japanese food
Tornade (fr)
(There is a typhoon just now where I am)
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deki でき
Japanese
Means “can”
Kimchi Korean food
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hiragana
One of the two japanese “alphabets”
narcotic
you again?
while in Japanese 1 symbol may code 3 sounds,
in English 3 symbols may code 1 sound
‘chi’ don’t include ‘hi’ , ‘shi’ don’t include ‘hi’
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