Romangus
Romangus by SimonNetje January 12, 2022
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Romanus
The guy who is still working, still dreaming, still engaging, still givin his heart and soul - long after everyone else has gone to sleep. A loyal, fiercely loyal, non judgmental man who tries hard to do the best he can for everyone around him. He is a charmer and entrepreneur, and achieves feats that others couldn't conceive. He is loved and may not know how much.
Romanus made a Disney quality family film called Doggie Boogie for just over $200k, and still the film had a total cast and crew of 1,582 people. He trained his own dog Pijo, and carried the pup in a baby Bjorn all day on set. Romanus is extraordinary.
Romanus by Imakemovies January 7, 2012
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Senatus populusque romanus by thegreatgatsby0 November 1, 2008
romangst
1) When fictional characters of any medium face dilemmas of the romantic variety (ie. forbidden love, unrequited love, etc).
2) Characters make a shitstorm out of romance issues/ non-issues, most of which could be solved be actually talking to the other person.
2) Characters make a shitstorm out of romance issues/ non-issues, most of which could be solved be actually talking to the other person.
"Oh no, unrequited love broke up with best friend, but I can't ask out unrequited love without ruining friendship with best friend! Romangst!"
"Forbidden lover and I are in love and we banged last night, but lover is still going to get married to the bland fiance! And now my ex wishes to reunite with me and ex is still very attractive! Romangst!"
Most Shakespeare plays. See: Much Ado About Nothing, Midsummer Nights Dream, Romeo & Juliet, etc.
Most shojo manga; some shonen manga (Good example: Boys Over Flowers. So much romangsting.)
"Forbidden lover and I are in love and we banged last night, but lover is still going to get married to the bland fiance! And now my ex wishes to reunite with me and ex is still very attractive! Romangst!"
Most Shakespeare plays. See: Much Ado About Nothing, Midsummer Nights Dream, Romeo & Juliet, etc.
Most shojo manga; some shonen manga (Good example: Boys Over Flowers. So much romangsting.)
romangst by Clever-Person June 22, 2011
romangul
"row-MON-ghoul" - a portmanteau word combining "romanize" (to convert a non-roman alphabet into approximate equivalent letters of the roman alphabet) and "hangul" (the language of the Koreas), to mean "words converted from hangul symbols into roman letters."
For instance the phrase 소녀시대 would offer little or no indication of pronunciation to speakers of Romance languages (English, French, Italian, etc), who have no training in Hangul/Korean. However, in romangul, the phrase would be Sonyeo Sidae, or So Nyuh Shi Dae, which offers English-speakers at least an approximate understanding of proper pronunciation.
Romangul is especially useful for fans of Korean music wishing to sing along with the music in that language, without knowing the language itself, per se -- or students of the language attempting to memorize corresponding Hangul characters with their appropriate sounds.
Similarly, romaji is the combination of "romanize" with "kanji" (the written language of Japan). Romangul is to Korean, as Romaji is to Japanese.
For instance the phrase 소녀시대 would offer little or no indication of pronunciation to speakers of Romance languages (English, French, Italian, etc), who have no training in Hangul/Korean. However, in romangul, the phrase would be Sonyeo Sidae, or So Nyuh Shi Dae, which offers English-speakers at least an approximate understanding of proper pronunciation.
Romangul is especially useful for fans of Korean music wishing to sing along with the music in that language, without knowing the language itself, per se -- or students of the language attempting to memorize corresponding Hangul characters with their appropriate sounds.
Similarly, romaji is the combination of "romanize" with "kanji" (the written language of Japan). Romangul is to Korean, as Romaji is to Japanese.
I can't tell what particular sounds they're using just from the audio, and the Hangul version of the lyrics don't help because I don't know Korean. Can someone write the lyrics in Romangul for me, so I can know how to pronounce them properly?
romangul by thehomeland May 10, 2011
romanus
very ugly bitch who likes so suck them balls
loves to bust on little kids
very small balls with ugly ass cock
loves to bust on little kids
very small balls with ugly ass cock
romanus by SimonNetje January 20, 2022
Nero Romanus
A SCP Secret Lab Youtuber with Over 1k subs. He is well know for his SCP SL Movies and his partnerships with other SCP servers. Also he Italian🇮🇹
Nero Romanus by Robotic Cat October 19, 2021
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