Re: Tawake?

From: "Cindy" <cindyduet@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 12 Dec 2006 18:04:00 -0800

Bart Mathias wrote:

aesthete8@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

When the English subtitles said (something like) "Fool", is "tawake"
what Ieyasu said on KOMYOO GA TSUJI?

I avoided becoming slave to another Tiger Drama, so I didn't hear it,
but I don't see why a big shot like Ieyasu couldn't abbreviate
"tawakemono(me)" like that if he wanted to.

I have been totally slave to the History Channel somehow. By watching
the TV program on the Bataan Death March, I have learned that any of my
history teachers (in Japan, of course) didn't teach me anything about
the Bataan Death March. Needless to say, I had never heard of
バターン死の行進 when I was in Japan.

.

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