Here are some others, see if you can guess their meanings (for fun, please hold back if you speak Japanese and let the non-Japanese speakers have a go):
(I've typed them as close as I can to how they sound in Japanese.)
- Manshon
- Sutaduresu taiya
- Sutovu
- Aian
- Pasocon
- Beeza
- Youkari
- Lordo (has two meanings)
- Sutsukesu
- Makudonarudo
Answers here.
4 comments:
OK Wendy, Here's my attempt at what I think they might be saying. I see some interesting ones here in Cambodia too!
Manshon = Mansion?
Sutaduresu taiya
Sutovu
Aian = Iron?
Pasocon
Beeza - Pizza?
Youkari - You carry (take away)?
Lordo (has two meanings)
Sutsukesu
Makudonarudo
OK! I give up on the rest.
Hi Wendy,
I was wondering if the last two were suitcase and McDonalds?
Caroline
That's great work so far. I'll hold you in suspense a little while longer to let some others twist their brains.
Well done Karen and Caroline - you both got two correct!
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