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14 Μαρ 2006 · Yay Area Lyrics: Poobah of the styles like Miles and shit / Like sixties funky worms with waves and perms / Just sendin' chunky rhythms right down your block / We be to rap, what key be to...
Yay Area Lyrics & Meanings: [Verse 1] / Heavyweight, a vet not an amateur (What else?) / Looted up, I pushed pies like Marie Calendar (What you gonna do?) / Shoot it up if I must, take over shop / Get out the car and walk, sneak up on partner and do a dome-shot / Ka-pow, ka-pow, ka-pow, ka-pow, oooh / Then I blend into the crowd / Ooh-ahh, Ooh ...
14 Απρ 2018 · Today, I want to look at BTS’ Japanese names, which are written in the Katakana alphabet. Katakana is one of the phonetic alphabets used in the Japanese language. It’s now used mainly to provide a Japanese pronunciation for foreign words or names.
“Yay Area” is a term used to refer to the Bay Area, and E-40 proudly declares that he is back to represent his hometown. It’s a shoutout to the people and a reminder that he is still the king of the Yay Area.
Hiragana: すみこ. Katakana: スミコ. English transcriptions: Sumiko. Nickname examples: Sumichan (すみちゃん) Kochan (こちゃん) Mikochan (みこちゃん) Kanji Names & Meanings - 22 variations. In Japanese culture, kanji are characters that originated from Chinese script, and the meaning of a name changes depending on the kanji characters chosen.
1 Δεκ 2017 · Listen to it fully and read the lyrics in your head as you go. Luckily, the video gives you English pronunciation. The pronunciation won't be exact, because Korean and English are not pronounced the same. Try singing along. (It's okay if you can't). Don't just listen once - try at least two or three times while reading.
31 Ιαν 2017 · Most Commonly: Yoongi-yah (윤기야). Jin seems to mostly refer to Yoongi as Yoongi-yah, even off camera or in less formal occasions. Occasionally during interviews he’ll just call him friend/chingu (친구). Jin → Hoseok: Most Commonly: Hoseok-ah (호석아) or Hope-ah (홉아). Jin tends to stick to calling Hoseok Hoseok-ah during bombs and during interviews.
