Yepachan wrote: lovelycatcafe wrote: What is the English word for this? :D In Japanese it is called "Shii-sou"...but I've heard it called something else... That would be a seesaw

I didn't know this! what a strange word!

Zeruda wrote: Yepachan wrote: lovelycatcafe wrote: What is the English word for this? :D In Japanese it is called "Shii-sou"...but I've heard it called something else... That would be a seesaw  I didn't know this! what a strange word!

XD Lol yes I guess it is!

Hahaha! I just looked through this entire thread. I love it. It's so amusing! I hope I can help with something too. X3

new question!

uhm.. what does "tounge-in-cheek" mean? O_o

Zeruda wrote: new question! uhm.. what does "tounge-in-cheek" mean? O_o

It's a figure of speech that implies that something is humorously intended or in a ironic manner and should not be taken seriously

Yepachan wrote: Zeruda wrote: new question! uhm.. what does "tounge-in-cheek" mean? O_o It's a figure of speech that implies that something is humorously intended or in a ironic manner and should not be taken seriously

oh my, I would have never figured that out by myself XD Thank you! ^^

Ｉ　ｋｎｏｗ　Ｉ　must sound really dumb for asking this, but what is the English equivalent for this item?

lovelycatcafe wrote: Ｉ　ｋｎｏｗ　Ｉ　must sound really dumb for asking this, but what is the English equivalent for this item?

it's an electric mixer ^^

Kattootheacker wrote: lovelycatcafe wrote: Ｉ　ｋｎｏｗ　Ｉ　must sound really dumb for asking this, but what is the English equivalent for this item? it's an electric mixer ^^

Thanks

lovelycatcafe wrote: Kattootheacker wrote: lovelycatcafe wrote: Ｉ　ｋｎｏｗ　Ｉ　must sound really dumb for asking this, but what is the English equivalent for this item? it's an electric mixer ^^ Thanks

I've also heard them called "hand mixers", "electric beaters", or just "beaters". I think mostly people my mom's age use those terms now, though. "Electic mixer" is the term to go with, though.