tachi

Because I'm not half assing this (yet), I did the leg work to put these two examples - the pluralized words with "tachi" and changing a color noun into an adjective with an "i" - together myself without the direct instruction of the game.

videolamer.com 2009

The usual phrase, 立小便 or 立ション, tachi-shouben or tachi-shon refers more usually to standing outside and urinating in public places.

Does your wife do this too? 2007

The two films, "Namakura Katana" (The Fine Sword) and "Urashima Taro," will be shown alongside 94 other old and rediscovered movies at a film festival titled "Hakutsu sareta Eiga tachi (Unearthed Films) -- 2008," scheduled to run at the film center in April.

Archive 2008-04-01 tenshi_a 2008

I've only studied Japanese for a little while now but I gather that the female host is telling the audience ( "mina-san") that she and the women behind her are "sexy teachers" ( "watashi-tachi sexy sensei ga") and that they are glad to meet you.

Boing Boing: April 16, 2006 - April 22, 2006 Archives 2006

Ash Like Snow the brilliant green sora akaku someru kokutan no yami nomikomareta hoshikuzu-tachi hakanaku furitsumoru hai no yuki mitsumeta nageki no mado

j-gan Diary Entry j-gan 2008

The two films, "Namakura Katana" (The Fine Sword) and "Urashima Taro," will be shown alongside 94 other old and rediscovered movies at a film festival titled "Hakutsu sareta Eiga tachi (Unearthed Films) -- 2008," scheduled to run at the film center in April.

90 year old anime discovered tenshi_a 2008

"Ima mochi warattake, sugi no ji dayou, ore-tachi no jidai dakara na .."

thewhat Diary Entry thewhat 2007

Global warming continues, and our ice storm was merely rain, so seuzen and the Zenko-tachi were able to come over.

telling stories/物を語る asakiyume 2007

This is at once disproved by the term for "yeast," namely, kabi-tachi (fermenting).

A History of the Japanese People From the Earliest Times to the End of the Meiji Era Dairoku Kikuchi 1886

The equipment of a soldier on campaign included a large sword (tachi) and a small sword (katana or sashi-zoe) together with a quiver (yanagui or ebira); but in time of peace these were kept in store, the daily exercises being confined to the use of the spear, the catapult (ishi-yumi) and the bow, and to the practice of horsemanship.

A History of the Japanese People From the Earliest Times to the End of the Meiji Era Dairoku Kikuchi 1886