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the country. Is she notable? J.Wiki has a whole Momoe template, and information on even her lamest outputs. E.Wiki has an article which was mostly just fan babblign until recently. But with the weight of Oda Mari behind using "Yamaguchi", I suppose I will just have to revert it back to this naming, because there is no point arguing on and on. Let's put it back to
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of the kana articles (the only ones that haven't been hit are ゐ, ゑ, and ン), revert them on sight (it's a good excuse to break out the mass rollback feature) and report them to AIV, or if you're an admin give an extended block to the IP on sight. Last time this IP added these examples no one noticed
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I take this to mean that if someone says "I'm hungry", and I want to report that fact, I can either say (in Japanese) "He says he's hungry" or "He says I'm hungry" (meaning the same in both cases). Is this right? Can someone provide an example of this in Japanese? Thanks for any help,
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What's his problem? Why's he moaning all the time? / He says he's hungry.
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needs quite a bit of work, if anyone at Wikiproject Japan is interested.
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It seems I'm a bit late but here is a relevant guideline for the topic,
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CNN just posted an article about radiation and food safety in Japan.
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Knowledge:Manual of Style/Biographies#Subsequent use
3126:Yep, "Japan" and "Other countries" gets my vote. —
2470:"National Masturbation day is celebrated in Japan"
1973:Oh, gotcha, the Ja-language Knowledge. I misread.
2411:. But today there is no place called just "白川".
2407:. The kanji is wrong. It's 白川, not 白河. See also
2373:turns up no hits for "白河町", although there is a
3444:or both, that would undoubtedly be excellent.--
3382:What is this question doing on this talk page?
2312:Source about radiation and food safety in Japan
3108:That's what I meant, sorry if I was unclear.--
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1819:is only a neighborhood, it should be deleted.
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2663:Yes, you're right. Should WP then talk in
2322:Tokyo food radiation safety: It's personal
3007:more detailed page on prefectural website
1799:. Perhaps a locality of some sort around
3480:There's been a recent discussion at the
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3484:of the article for the Internet meme
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3543:Chinese calendar#Stem-branch cycle
3203:(And now Mari can correct me!) --
2708:, who's commonly called Muneo. --
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2579:by saying 血液型 A型, I tune out.) --
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3486:All your base are belong to us
3291:Anata-ga baka da to An-wa itta
2963:Thanks for your editing work.
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2497:I've left a comment at
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3145:this asahi.com article
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2405:Kita-Shirakawa Station
2104:It has to do with the
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1639:Search the archives:
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1724:Should 蒼井そら remain
1494:Jun 2007 – Sep 2008
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3584:sculptures... ;-)
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