I'm just dizzy @_@;;

cuz there r only English bulletins on this board;;

I'm not good at English. That's y I was too shocked when I click the menu of English Board by mistake.

Anyway, I'll often try to drop by here to get along w/ u guys^^ thx for ur reading


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Namun/Fanny 2011-12-11 01:20

Welcome to another hell :)

닠님 2011-12-11 01:25

I just laughed for a while when I read ur reply ^^(another hell kkkkkk)

kaiserreich 2011-12-11 02:09

Your English reads fine, nothing wrong with it.


I hope i can learn more kipmanyi (keyboard language ?)

I am not sure whether this is against the rule of this section.

닠님 2011-12-11 03:29

First, thank u for ur praise.

btw if u don't mind, I wanna ask what's that(I mean "kipmanyi")?

Namun/Fanny 2011-12-11 21:51

kipmanyi? kimanya? .. 키매냐? 

kaiserreich 2011-12-12 22:18

Yes, that is what I was referring to.

What does this mean? Or does it not carry any meaning at all?

Namun/Fanny 2011-12-13 04:00

"키매냐(ki mae nya)" is a kind of Korean nickname for "KBDMania" --- Key(키: Ki) + Mania(매냐:Mae Nya)

★HeYa★ 2011-12-21 04:55

Hi Kaisereich, nice to meet you. My nickname here is HeYa (He+Ya : He is my name and Ya is a vocative - when you attract someone's attention) I made it myself to get acquainted with the Key_Mania members giving them a more friendly impression upon this. I've heard that you are Malaysian, is it correct? Let me help you to clearly understand the meaning and to break down your equivocal uncertainty on 'proper language use', seemingly originated from some of the complicated rules.


★ '키매니아' = key_mania, a shortened form of keyboard mania. -> Look up to the top "KBDMania"  This is it !

                      is written the way the Korean language should be written as 'key_mania' is pronounced in English.

★ '키매냐'    = a shortened form of  '키매니아'


In the Korean language, '키매니아' is often pronounced as '키매냐' in a casual way of speaking like 'Did you get home late?' is informally spoken '쩌게럼 레잇?' between friends in the English language. Someone can see it as "Internet terminology". As you know, there are so many groundless, unknown but newly coined words floating over the Internet but this is a bit different from the case.  You can easily assume that '키매냐' is a shortened form of '키매니아' since both sound & look similar. If not, pls say '키매니아' quickly and '키매냐' slowly until it gets one. lol


It is part of social phenomena, the phenomena of nature in linguistic development and transition. Because we, human beings, tend to get laid-back or against a nuisance called "linguistic redundancy". Paradoxically speaking, natural language is characterized by "redundancy" *G* ; for example, if we could understand the acronym " lmfao" at first glance without any pre-notice or context, who would say all the words  " laugh my fucking ass off" especially when it is repeated over and over again? ha!ha


Well, I'm digressing now. Get to the point ! You can say it either way here butt^^ '키매니아' sounds more formal while '키매냐' more casual and cute. Hope you enjoy yourself while doing keyboard stuff. 

B on A hot streak, bro!

kaiserreich 2011-12-21 15:05

Sure I will enjoy myself. And yes, I am from Malaysia.

Thanks for the very interesting introduction and quite a thorough explanation :)

★HeYa★ 2011-12-22 05:06
You're welcome, Kaiserreich. To be frank, I don't know much about Malaysia and I'd like to learn more of her. In retrospect, I've been to Penang?, a port city?, where I didn't stay long. I am not sure if it was Penang or Kuala Lumpur but I do remember visiting  a place like an amusement park and a huge shopping mall at the same time. Well, it was almost 10 yrs ago and my memory is getting more mixed and blurry. I learned from a biz associate that there's a huge rubber & oil plant (the biggest one in Asia) in Malaysia. That's about it. P:)

During the biz trip, I got a chance to drive on the expressway and thought Malaysia's got a more advanced expressway system. Hi-Pass was introduced in Korea a few yrs ago but Malaysia already had it at the time back early in 2000. And the road was nice enough to speed up to the speed limit 110 km/hr, which was still 10 km/hr faster than Korea in the speed regulation.

Anyways, we could find more time to share some info on Malaysia as well as keyboard. lol  

Cheers,


kaiserreich 2011-12-22 10:41

Good for you to have visited Malaysia.

I think you meant palm oil plantation being huge.

I have not got the chance to Korea yet. Maybe in the coming few years I will.

일러스트레이 2012-03-01 20:47

hi~! welcome. I'm dizzy too. !