Osu!! Moustache!!

[WhiteShark]

What was the point of this thread?

I believe it was homophones.

[Cuchulain]

Tell your friend his Russian sucks, as does his Japanese slang apparently. I was born in the USSR, lived there 10 years, speak fluent Russian, and speak only Russian at home.

Osu is pronounced "Oh-s", "oosi" is pronounced "ooo-sii"

How can his Russian suck, he is Russian, born and bred.

Osu is pronounced Oos

[Cormoran]

How can his Russian suck, he is Russian, born and bred.

Question, does everyone born in England speak as well as the Queen?

[MaverickZ]

How can his Russian suck, he is Russian, born and bred.

Osu is pronounced Oos

Just like people's English can suck. It's very simple really.

You just answered your own question. If "osu" is pronounced "oos", then it doesn't sound like "oosii", which has a whole second syllable.

That would be like saying "cat" sounds a lot like "catatonic".

Actually, here's where you're actually right. The word "oos" is singular for one mustache hair. So that might work.

[MEGALEF]

I laughed hard myself when I heard that Min Kuk is a totally acceptable name in Korea. (someone verify this)

[Shawarma]

I remember my dad telling me of his a Chinese laundryman he once had named Kok Too Phat.

[Cuchulain]

I remember my dad telling me of his a Chinese laundryman he once had named Kok Too Phat.

haha

Theres i nice Thai food dish called Gai Phat Prik.

Asking for a gay fat prick does wonders for you masculinity.

[mrblackmagic]

seany what part of Russia is your friend from?

Mav what part of Russia are you from?

[MaverickZ]

seany what part of Russia is your friend from?

Mav what part of Russia are you from?

azerbaijan

[UltimateGaijin]

is Coon cheese un pc?

[RDRR]

I laughed hard myself when I heard that Min Kuk is a totally acceptable name in Korea. (someone verify this)

Hahaha, I sure hope so! :icon_thum

[sochin101]

Question, does everyone born in England speak as well as the Queen?

Our accents may not be so plummy, but we speak less bollocks, generally.
Prince Phil's Greek, and he speaks better English than us.