Hey, heptoct: Would you be willing to write up a "common phrases"/"common words" guide for Chinese yukkuri speech? Some things like biology (peni peni, mamumamu, stalk), terminology (koyukkuri, "take it easy", "refreshed", yukkuri) and/or names (reimu, marisa, etc)? I've noticed that on the Chinese side of things, there's a few slang terms.
Sure. I'll need some time. It'll include Traditional Chinese (mainly used in Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan) and Simplified Chinese (used in mainland China). I think I'll even make it into images, for you guys to read it in more convenient way.
But first, please make a list of words you want to know; I'm too lazy to think of all the words commonly used.
Other than the manjuus, we also need cooking oil, eggs, salt, chinese celery and green chives. Alright, let's start cooking!Feeding in this way, the manjuus can double their size in a day. Together with the pain, the manjuus should taste great.Next, feed them according to your favour -- actually, it's to prepare fillings in situ*.
Mom often makes manjuus with meat filling, by feeding them high-grade salty preserved meat. Feed them according to your appetite.
in situ: Latin phrase, 'phenomenon exactly in place where it occurs'.
Of course the text didn't use Latin, but I think this word is appropiate (from my science knowledge). Doing poop-poop is obvious forbidden. Seal their shitting holes before feeding.