User:TepiTepi

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Introduction[edit | edit source]

テピテピ
TepiTepi
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Age Can drink beer in some countries
Birthday November 29
Location Japan

Greetings, I'm TepiTepi(テピテピ), who got into Len'en from listening to the music on YouTube. I don't have the skills to conquer STG games or draw things that I have in my brain straight out to paper, I mainly work on adding new articles and translating Shoutwiki ones to the Japanese version of Len'en Wiki. As a native Japanese, I was really surprised to find out that this community has WAY more non-Japanese people than I expected, but since I think I'm no stranger to those environments myself, I was happy to have an opportunity to have an English conversation while in Japan. I don't chat very often, as I don't know some slangs or whether what I'm talkin' about is relevant to the previous converstations. When I mention about characters in my home language, I have the habit to put 〜さん ~san which is kind of a way to call someone with respect, known as 敬語 keigo.

I'm a native speaker in Japanese (first language), nearly a native speaker in English in my pov, a beginner in French and a baby in Arabic. I can only use the first 2 languages for everyday life, hope I can somehow use the latter 2 fluently someday!

Anyways, nice to meet you to people who made it to this page!

Characters I like[edit | edit source]

  1. Xeno A
  2. Senri Tsurubami
  3. Enraku Tsubakura
  4. Taira no Chouki
  5. Zuifeng Tenkai
  6. Kuzu Suzumi
  7. Shirami Souko
  8. Fujiwara no Iyozane
  9. Houlen Yabusame
  10. Taira no Fumikado

Some Wiki Contributions[edit | edit source]

  • Fixing 冷奴 to 冷やし中華 (fun fact: hiyashi chuuka is only out in the summer season in Japan!)

Cold Jokes (called ダジャレ dajare) I Randomly Came up with for Absolutely NO REASON[edit | edit source]

dajare is one type of jokes in the Japanese language, which contains same or similar sounds with a different meaning within a sentence or phrase. Examples are 布団が吹っ飛んだ (futonga futtonda) or 伊予国はいいよー (Iyonokuniha iiyo-).

Trick Nostalgie (トリック・ノスタルジー)& Trick No Strategy(トリック・ノー・ストラテジー)

Meaning : 戦術なし!惑わせ! If there's no strategy, you just have to try to trick and get through otherwise.

In my opinion, these the ノスタルジー and the ノー・ストラテジー have similar sounds. I thought it could've been used when we face absurdly hard spell cards...

P.S could you just forgive me that I realized this was just two words rhyming in English