Chat in English (英語で雑談) Part 110

KGKGKG is something like an internet transmitted disease that you get infected with.
You become a KGKGKG and start talking like him if you watch one of his videos.
You should do vlogging and show your face.

what is KGKGKG exactly?

Will you talk about kgkkgk on more appropriate thread like
マギぼん52?

>>953
it's an Internet Transmitted Disease.

KGKGKG, a korean Japanese, speaking English and posting videos on Youtube.
http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=mSovXHrc84w

He sometimes hosts a live chat room.
Go check.
http://www.stickam.jp/profile/kgkgkg

>>948
I'll try it out sometime. I am pretty open to new foods, even if the taste is quite shocking at first.
Taste buds can be changed very easily. You quickly get used to foods you dislike if you eat them a lot so I try to eat all foods.

While we are on the topic of food, what is everyone's favorite food?

>956
2ch is everlasting. 2ch will never die unless we kill tatemae!

>>956
なんなんですか

curry

I don't have any specific foods I like.
All I wat is what my mom makes everyday.
As a Neet and sort of hikikomori, I can't complain dish she serves.
If I hav eenough money to eat out, then I would like to eat at a
fancy Italian restraunt with a beautiful woman. I'd order see ood pizza
or nice pasta. If she wants to drink a glas of wine with that, then
that can be a good choice. But that's just a pipedream.

>>958
I don't mean to stick to Natto, but I like Natto maki, or Natto roll (sushi).
It's tasty, but I don't recommend it if you don't like sushi or natto.

And there are too many foods i like other than that.

>>959
www Would real life become 2ch if that happened?

>>961
I was wondering, why is curry so popular in Japan? Indian food isn't all that popular here in America although I do enjoy curry as well.
>>962
Hey, don't get your hopes down. Anything can happen you know. I honestly respect your lifestyle, I don't see why there is anything wrong with isolation.

Oh and for my favorite food I would have to say salmon. I eat a lot of fish and salmon is probably my favorite.

Are you really an American.

>>965
Japanese curry tastes completely different than indian curry.
Believe me. Real yummy. *drolling*

I heard American don't like to eat raw fish in general.
How do you eat salmon?
The best way to eat salmon is without cooking just put a dressing on it.
like marin.

>>966
Yes. Although I have to say my mindset is way different from most people. I don't really identify myself as American just as a person who happened to be born in America. Where you are born is just chance anyways.
Maybe it's my very unusual philosophy of life that makes me not seem American? If it helps to see me as more American, I do have blonde hair and blue eyes. lol
>>967
I am visiting this Japan again this summer so I will try some then. Looking forward to it! Any type or place you would recommend? *drooling*

>>968
Actually sushi has become popular recently. I wouldn't say that REAL Japanese food has become popular or anything but a lot of Americans like sushi now; it's a trendy thing to do.
I've liked salmon all my life. I usually bake it and prepare it with some sort of glaze or seasoning. However, I do occasionally have it raw.
The problem is that where I live it's hard to buy fresh fish at the store so if I want to have fresh raw salmon I have to go to a sushi bar. Raw salmon is so good. What is marin?

I'm sorry I love Boncurry

I heard that curry is the most loved food in England.

>>972
I don't know much about England but this article seems to agree: http://www.indiaenews.com/europe/20060326/1972.htm
Maybe not the most loved food but it seems like it's at least very popular.

One Japanese took his collegue from India to a restrant and ordered curry
because he thought his Indian colleague missed his country's specialty.

They had wonderful conversation and enjoyed the dish.
When they got out of the restaurant, he asked his Indian collegue
how the dish was.

The Indian colleague replied, "That was a really delicious meal.
What's the name of the dish?"
----
This is a joke that explains curry served in Japan and curry in India is two
different things. Actually, in big cities, there are Indian restaurants
which serves real Indian style curry. But It's a bit different if
curry is served in places other than real Indian style restaurant.
But this joke exaggerates the differences between curry in Japan and
India, so in reality the indian colleague could have recognized what he ate was
curry.

which area do you live in in the US?

>>969
Oh dude, you're going to Japan this summer? Haha, nice. We might be there at the same time then.
Where you gonna be?

>>970
>marin
I mean, marinated salmon.

>>976
Where are you from? What part of US?

>>974
lol I see I see. I will be sure to try both kinds of curry in Japan then.

>>975
I live in the south right now, in Georgia. Eventually I will be moving to either a city in the north or maybe California for school.

>>969
>Maybe it's my very unusual philosophy of life

Tell me more? Are you a party animal? I doubt American who come to
places like 2ch tend to be a person who like parties.

>>977
Oh I see. I'll try it out, what would be something good to marinate it in? Any recommendations?
>>976
Tokyo, I'll be there at the beginning of June for a few weeks.

>>979
w00t. My state! (California) Stick to the north, the south sucks.

>>981
Ah, cool. I'm gonna be traveling around. Have fun!

Georgia!

>>980
＞I doubt American who come to
＞ places like 2ch tend to be a person who like parties.

????? Read >>1

A lot of 'Indian' curries which are popular in the UK (and West) started off as a
mixture of sauces either made from scratch, or adapted from foods originating
in India, but changed by British diplomats and soldiers stationed there while
it was part of the British Empire to suit a non-native taste.

Anyone who goes to India to try and find their favourite curry will probably
have a very hard time actually finding it there.

>>970
If you haven't tried it already, I'd very much recommend uni.

Midnight train to Georgia ♪
Georgia on my mind　♪

One of the popular canned coffee sold in Japan is called Georgia.
http://blog.uiui.in/images/IMG_2149.JPG
http://www.lawson.co.jp/company/news/img/news_1036_1.jpg

Maybe person in charge of marketing in the company thought it's a good name
because Georgia has coffe plantation, perhaps.

>>980
Ahaha you are spot on. I am not a party animal at all. I tried it out for a short amount of time and quickly realized it's not for me.
I am a bit introverted. I enjoy sitting around on the computer surfing the net and such things a lot.
Basically I just do whatever I find the most entertaining and for now it's occasionally hanging out with people and spending my time on the net or reading. I'm also really interested in science and philosophy.
I am not in college yet so that explains my lackadaisical lifestyle. Once I get into college (in a year) I'll probably start spending more of my time on studying and such.

Chat in English (英語で雑談) Part 111
http://academy6.2ch.net/test/read.cgi/english/1207506976/

>>974
the shop that serves real Indian curry or nealy are increasing
in Tokyo area.

>>984
hahaha, Chatting here and a real party are different things.

My image toward party in America is upbeat people gather and
get wild and have a fun. I think American who come to 2ch
is reserved and a bit nerd and geek and thigs like that.
No offense meant.

>>have a very hard time actually finding it there

there means England?

>>982
>the south sucks.
It really does. lol Not to mention no good colleges in the south.
>>986
Last time I went to Japan I brought home a can of Georgia coffee as a sort of joke. Canned coffee in Japan is actually really good.

>>991
... goes to India ... have a very hard time actually finding it there.

In this case, 'there' is India.

bible belt

>>990
You're right. The only type of American person who would even know about 2ch would probably be someone like me who has spent a lot of time on the internet.

>>981
Maybe vinegar, oil, salt, sugar, onion...
http://www.sanyo.oni.co.jp/l/kikaku/life/ryouri/katei/img/20070116-2.jpg

>>995
I disagree with that. You just have to be interested in Japanese culture.
I learned about it from Densha Otoko, not from spending a lot of time on the net.

>>996
Lemon!

>>993
Oh, I misunderstood then, thanks

1000!

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