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Topic	learn Japanese general topic v4
Rimmer_Dall 11/20/19 10:52:51 AM #194:	LostForest posted... Weeeird, it can be read as both kusai and nioi? Does it still mean stinky when it's read as nioi? Or does it just mean neutral-smelling. It means bad-smelling when read as . One scene that I remember is when the party comes across a burning town in FFIX. Zidane says there, which is meant to be read as , because while burning town may smell bad it doesn't literally smell like shit or rotting eggs or something like that. It's always a noun. <cite>Rimmer_Dall posted [p:930420539] in learn Japa... [t:77887148]...</cite> <quote>LostForest posted... </cite> <quote>Weeeird, it can be read as both kusai and nioi? Does it still mean stinky when it's read as nioi? Or does it just mean neutral-smelling.</quote>It means bad-smelling when read as . One scene that I remember is when the party comes across a burning town in FFIX. Zidane says there, which is meant to be read as , because while burning town may smell bad it doesn't literally smell like shit or rotting eggs or something like that. It's always a noun. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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