Naruto The two letters in Leaf villages gate

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  1. Tetsuo

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    Anyone know the meaning of the letters A and N in the village gates? You can find it in chapter 6 at point 07:26 a few seconds forward.
     
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    Tetsuo, May 5, 2004
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    chapter 6 or episode 6??? None in the chapter 6 manga.....
     
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    Christabel, May 8, 2004
  3. Tetsuo

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    uh..sorry about that typo. Well, episode anyway..as if it would be unclear to anyone by now :p
     
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    Tetsuo, May 8, 2004
  4. Zanza

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    I want to know that myself, since the day you asked me in the chat channel I didn't stop thinking about it. Anyone?
     
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    Zanza, Jun 25, 2004
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    Zanza .Net-ing & PHP-ing~*
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    Does the letter a stands for the last letter in Konoha (leaf) by any chance??
     
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    Zanza, Jul 22, 2004
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    yeah... maybe it's for like um... anbu = nice... or something like that. lol...

    zZzZ... yaka.
     
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    yakamashi, Oct 11, 2004
  7. Bloodberry

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    sounds more like an osakan joke involving the sounds to me...heheh
     
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    Bloodberry, Oct 11, 2004
  8. Izzy

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    Maybe it means melon....

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    Nah, reading too much Yakitate! JaPan....

    [anpan = a-n-pa-n = melon bread = an = melon]
     
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    Izzy, Oct 11, 2004
  9. Tetsuo

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    Hehe :) The great melon gate of konoha :D
     
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    Tetsuo, Oct 18, 2004
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    ha! hey, that's possible! it could also mean... aishiteru nori...?
     
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    yakamashi, Oct 20, 2004
  11. Izzy

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    Whoops, my bad! Anpan is actually bread with paste inside. It would more popularly as red bean filled bread. =\

    Too much Yakitate made me actually FORGET some breads...Oo
     
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    Izzy, Oct 20, 2004
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    this is all I can contribute to the thread, an automoton.. err.. lost train of thought. anyways:[​IMG]

    It should be very important if it's on the gates like this? What's written on top of the gate too?^
     
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    Ciel, Oct 20, 2004
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    isn't that like shinobi or something? or like the beginning part of ninja...
     
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    yakamashi, Oct 23, 2004
  14. Tetsuo

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    aishiteru= I love you? nori= seaweed?

    ...Getting even more weird by the day, maybe someone should mail Kishimoto Masashi about this and ask him :p
     
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    Tetsuo, Oct 30, 2004
  15. Baphijmm

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    Perhaps it is only supposed to mean something when the gates are closed, as in when they read "na" and not "an"? I dunno, just throwing a new idea out there.
     
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    Baphijmm, Oct 30, 2004
  16. Zanza

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    That's what I have been thinking, either a word that says "na" or first letters for something that stands for "n.a.".

    Where are the japanese talking people when you need one :p
     
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    Zanza, Oct 30, 2004
  17. Jedimdo

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    I don't think it that way

    My little research:
    案 (an)
    Meanings:
    plan
    suggestion
    draft
    ponder
    fear
    proposition
    idea
    expectation
    bill
    worry

    Perhaps it's somekind of warning?

    I'm not sure but I think it's a kanji with kokoro in the bottom
     
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    Jedimdo, Jan 26, 2005

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