Projekt Ichiban
05-04-2004, 09:46 PM
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ichiban is actually a Hong Kong based company that sells both Japanese and Chinese snacks and cookies. They have branch locations all over the world; New York City, Singapore, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and now in San Gabriel, California. Good luck with the club 
05-06-2004, 04:59 AM
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Originally Posted by mlREX
ichiban is actually a Hong Kong based company that sells both Japanese and Chinese snacks and cookies. They have branch locations all over the world; New York City, Singapore, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and now in San Gabriel, California. Good luck with the club
like from everything to magazines to food. . .
05-08-2004, 12:36 AM
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Originally Posted by gdogg
in defense of the word ichiban. . . it is a widely used word/name.
like from everything to magazines to food. . .
like from everything to magazines to food. . .
05-08-2004, 06:02 AM
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Originally Posted by ScoobySTi07
Yeah but you have to admit it's still kind of funny that it is on noodles and stuff.
sorry dave-o everyone is hijackin this thread dood.
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05-11-2004, 11:02 PM
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nandeyannen?! koitsumo, doitsumo, ichiban ga tsukau. ora ichiban no kotoba metcha metcha tsumanai to omou na~~.
The Japanese word "Ichiban" has to be THE most overused Japanese word by non-Japanese speakers. It's so trite, it's so un-JDM, it makes Doumo-kun cry!
Why not come up with a more original name yeah? Maybe "Muteki Heisei Kai"(hehehe) or "21 Seki Shinsengumi" (bwahaha), or if you're big on the '80s cars, "Showa Supiido Kingusu". Or if you want to expand into the Bay Area, why not "Hama no Inu" (kekeke)
Anyway, not to rag or anything... It's just that with a name like Projekt (with a "k"?!) Ichiban, it'll be hard to be taken seriously.
The Japanese word "Ichiban" has to be THE most overused Japanese word by non-Japanese speakers. It's so trite, it's so un-JDM, it makes Doumo-kun cry!
Why not come up with a more original name yeah? Maybe "Muteki Heisei Kai"(hehehe) or "21 Seki Shinsengumi" (bwahaha), or if you're big on the '80s cars, "Showa Supiido Kingusu". Or if you want to expand into the Bay Area, why not "Hama no Inu" (kekeke)
Anyway, not to rag or anything... It's just that with a name like Projekt (with a "k"?!) Ichiban, it'll be hard to be taken seriously.
05-11-2004, 11:09 PM
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Originally Posted by mlREX
ichiban is actually a Hong Kong based company that sells both Japanese and Chinese snacks and cookies. They have branch locations all over the world; New York City, Singapore, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and now in San Gabriel, California. Good luck with the club
For example: "hai, ichiban no sh1tsumon wo kotaete kudasai." means "Please answer answer question number one."
It can also be used like so: "watashi wa nihonjin no onna ha sekai no naka ni ichiban kirei da to omoimasu." which means "I think that Japanese girls are the most pretty (lit. number one pretty) in all the world."
Having said that, try to translate this one: "omae ga kono kurabu no naka ni ichiban aho da." Japanese speakers, feel free to assist him
05-12-2004, 07:40 AM
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ichido kuruma o ugokash!tate kudasai!!!!
yo hash!tate inaki o yamasa kikomana mitsumashi do toyama ikimashi san!
LOL- the second line i have no idea(i made it up). . . pretty funny if you try to say it
anyways
aloha from the summit of Mauna Kea
yo hash!tate inaki o yamasa kikomana mitsumashi do toyama ikimashi san!
LOL- the second line i have no idea(i made it up). . . pretty funny if you try to say it
anyways
aloha from the summit of Mauna Kea
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05-12-2004, 02:10 PM
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Originally Posted by gdogg
ichido kuruma o ugokash!tate kudasai!!!!
yo hash!tate inaki o yamasa kikomana mitsumashi do toyama ikimashi san!
LOL- the second line i have no idea(i made it up). . . pretty funny if you try to say it
anyways
aloha from the summit of Mauna Kea
yo hash!tate inaki o yamasa kikomana mitsumashi do toyama ikimashi san!
LOL- the second line i have no idea(i made it up). . . pretty funny if you try to say it
anyways
aloha from the summit of Mauna Kea
Maybe I should start an OT thread: Choku Dori's Weekly Japanese Lessons... hmmm