No, I meant "senpai."

Senpai (先輩, Senpai?) and kōhai (後輩, kōhai?) are an essential element of Japanese age-based status relationships, similar to the way that family and other relationships are decided based on age, with even twins being divided into older and younger sibling. Senpai is roughly equivalent to the western concept of "mentor", while kōhai are roughly equivalent to "acolytes". A young person may be considered the senpai of an older person at times if the older person entered an organization, such as a company, at a later time than the younger person did. Senpai is often seen romanized as "sempai". (Wikipedia)

Haruhi taught every aspect of Konata's parodical skills.
Although, senpai and sensei are used interchangeably.

This post was edited by To0nZ on Mar 5 2008 04:19pm

I know what Senpai means, but I didn't know who you were talking about.

And in what way does Konata fail?

to end this real fast

Konata>haruhi

haruhi is not funny, she is just annoying but cute

that is all

That is your opinion.



I mean, she's a good character and all but, she's just not as good as Haruhi, imo.

and thats urs~!

That's why I included 'imo.'

Anyways, how was your day, Lou?

I have to say i liked lucky star better then haruhi 0.o

i disagree lucky star was too informational for me haruhi was much better
although i learned alot from lucky star lol damn kids know more than me :X

I as well. Lucky star taught me half the Japanese I know.

lol im still slowly picking it up.. but i stand by my decision of lucky star being better then haruhi