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大きい 2) おきい 3) おおきい ? You can also find our sister group on facebook, at everything webkinz related including daily rares and newz please use our sister subreddit r/webkinzbuyselltrade for all transactional posts :) The doubt is, okii means big basically
So my doubt is, when i wanted to write big fire in kanji, i thought it was ookii ka Webkinz is a game that lets you put your plush pets online こんにちは皆さん!! So I was reading Tobira textbook, and they have grammar notes. In this particular one they were comparing 大きい/大きなand 小さい/小さな. I think I've got a firm grasp on the difference between the meaning and usage of the two, but it didn't say whether that kind of usage was restricted to those to adjectives, or any adjective could be modified in a.
It said ooki, then started having me put in ookii, then said ooki was wrong when i typed it and that it's supposed to be ookii
El extranjerismo (palabra extranjera) es ok Dado que se usa mucho en el lenguaje coloquial y por medios electrónicos, la grafía suele ser altamente adaptada Las opciones mas habituales son ok, ok, ok, okay (haviendo que el vocablo coincida con la pronunciación en inglés), okis (expresión similar a la creación de un diminutivo denotando afecto o cercanía, como hola y holis, modismos. I was in there last year and was kidding with the lady and asked if she was ‘the’ famous okii mama, and the gal giggled at being caught off guard by such a silly question
She explains it translates to big mama, and we both giggle She then points at me and looks at my two daughters and say they can call me okii papa. I won't vote because it depends In general, she probably isn't being flirty
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What is the context and what was she responding to She might've just said it because that's her personality and how she usually texts. I've seen both of them used in similar contexts before but recently someone told me that it would be better to use 大した instead of でかい when speaking in a more serious/formal way Is it because dekai is more childish, more informal or something like that, or simply because the first one sounds better?
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