what does boku no atama mean?
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my head\n\nboku = I/me\nBoku no = my\natama = head
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bacana is slang and it means something like "cool"  together with "super" its like english "super cool"\nYes you are right it is brazilian portuguese slang.
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"I want to know more about you, I'm in love with you."\n\n"anata no" = your\n"koto"= in this case, it means something like "thing, about the aforementioned word," so it's like, "on the subject of you..."\nmotto = more\nshiritai = want to know\naishiteru = literally "am doing love," or more naturally, "I love you" or "I'm in love with you."
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The words go:\n\nKroshka moya ya po tebe skuchayu, ya ot tebia pisma ne poluchayu...\n\nIn russian, it means "My baby, I miss you, I'm not getting any letters from you...\n\nKroshka - baby, moya - mine...\n\nThe band that sings it is called "Ruki v verh", translated "Hands up!"\n\nHeh, its kinda cool that a non-russian speaker enjoys this music, I loved this band back in the days...  I can give you more recommendations like this if you want...
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"Tsuki o hikatteimas".\n"Tsuki wa coozen"\n\n...or something like that... :-p
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"でも、そうでもしなきゃ思い知れないんなら、行くがいいさ" \ndemo, sou demo shinakya omoishirenainnara. iku ga ii sa"\n\nhmmm...very bad tenses...it's hard to understand.\n\ndemo, means "but"\nsou demo ...nakya means " if it doesnt like ...\nomoishirenai  means    " can not realize"\nnara   means " if "\n iku means "go"\n"...ga ii sa"   means " better to..."\n\nperhaps the sentence means " if you cannot realize that you 'd better go..."
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Wikipedia:\nThe term "Yakuza" comes from a Japanese card game, Oicho-Kabu (played with hanafuda or kabufuda cards). The worst hand in the game is a set of eight, nine and three. In traditional Japanese forms of counting, these numbers are called Ya, Ku and Sa, thus the origin of the word "yakuza." The yakuza took this name because the Ya-Ku-Za hand requires the most skill (at judging opponents, etc.) and, obviously, the best luck in order to win. The name was also used because it signified bad fortune, presumably for anyone who went up against the group.\n\nIn Japanese legal terminology, yakuza organizations are referred to as Bōryokudan, literally "violence groups". Yakuza members consider this an insult, as Bōryokudan is a term which can be applied to any violent criminal.
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Translated from Arabic, it means "Peace be upon him" or something to that effect.\n\nAs-Salaam wa Aleikum means, "Peace be upon you."  Or rather, "The peace of God be upon you."  If you just take the initials, there's an "S" and "A" and a "W" in that phrase, so you can kind of see where it comes from.\n\nSorry, that's the best I can do since I don't speak Arabic, but you get the picture?
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Japanese:\n\nFriend - tomodachi\n\nsome says nakama, but that's another word, more known to mean comrade or partner.\n\nWatakushi - is a formal way of saying "I", but if not formal just say watashi. \n\nAnata wa watashi no tomodachi desu.
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"I don't care. As long as they're finally going back on track with the manga, I'm happy."\n\nQFE.\n\n\nEdit: Michael- "Hurricane" is probably referring to Naruto's new jutsu.  \nThink of it this way: a hurricane and the rasengan both have spiral properties.\nThe creators have stated that it's referring to his wind-element abilities.
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Just an opinion: first it is not one word but two karma chameleon. Based on the lyrics of the Culture Club song it means something along the lines of "fate changer" or one who changes to meet fate ("you come and go"). I could be way out in left field, but it's my guess.
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Yakusoku (Promise). I think.\n\nhttp://www.animelyrics.com/anime/lovehina/yakusoku.htm
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Watashi wa sukoshi nihongo o hanashimasu.\n\nOohayou gozaimasu. Genki desuka?
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go to nipponanimation.com they won a lot of awards becuase their anime have some values. they got adventures of tom sawyer,marcelino pan y vino, girl in the wind: jeanie with light brown hair based on the song of stephen foster. you won't regret it
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Utsukushii Shibuya\n\ngaijin dato yubi wo sasu\ntanin (hito) wo mikudasu youna me de\n(mizo wo fukame rudakeno)\npuranodo ya _ ha no kabe ni kakawatsu teru baai janai\nsou, zutsuto, sai kiro utoshiteta\nhizun da kokoro (mono) tataki naoshi\nkun ha, sonna boku wowakatsutekureru megami\nkun ni _ eyou\nI love you so...\ndetsuto, kun wo sagashi _ ke nando mo naki takunatsuta\nano aozora no shita, wakare no kotoba wo majiwa shita\nkun ni _ etakatsuta\nI love you so...\nwasure naide\ntemo, I love you so...\n\nSorry it took so long, I had something to take care of. I didn't recongnise all of the kanji (Chinese characters), so this is what I came up with. The underlined characters are the ones I don't know.
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It means god something because I know that Chuku means god.
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The title is the code-words that were used by the Japanese to indicate that complete surprise was achieved (using a repetition of the Japanese word for tiger, though whether this meaning was specifically intended is unknown). \n\nAnd its spelled TORA