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From: nona@best.com (Nona Myers)
Newsgroups: sci.lang.japan
Subject: Re: Moku moku?
Date: Mon, 21 Sep 1998 14:39:21 GMT
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On Mon, 21 Sep 1998 08:50:58 -0400, Koji Kawakami
<koji@soliton.com> wrote:

	I think that it is "mogu-mogu".
	
	"mogu-mogu" taberu.  (eat voraciouly(sp?))
	"moku-moku" kemuri-ga agaru. or to kumo-ga deru/agaru.
	"moku-moku" to hataraku.
	"muzu-muzu" suru.
	"mugu-mugu" suru.
	"mozo-mozo" suru.
	"moso-moso" suru or ugoku.
	"mori-mori" taberu. or ookiku-naru.
	"mushi-mushi" suru.
	"moya-moya" shiteru.
	"moko-moko" suru.
	"mota-mota" suru.
	"mosa-mosa" shiteru.
	etc.
	
	/koji
	
You are right, thanks.  Some of the above mentioned ones were
some of my mother's favorite ones to say to me, especially
mosa-mosa, muzu-muzu, and moya-moya shiteru to get me moving
faster on chores or studying. (g)
--
Nona Myers 
(another hapa and foodie)

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