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11-02-2010, 07:58 PM

Time for a new question, and this time it's more about some slangy stuff a guy is yelling to another who has stolen his onigiri and seeds:
Quote:
にぎり飯はこの場で食っちまえばお終いだが種なら後で 甘い杮の奥がたんと食えるんだぞ!!
I don't particular stand the construction 〜ばお終いだ (something about an ending, I know) or the grammar in the second half.

I'm thinking the sentence is something like
Quote:
If you eat that onigiri here, you're finished, but if you eat the seeds, [something about eating the very heart of a sweet persimmon??].
Suggestions? Thanks.

Edit: I've realized 杮 is a persimmon.

Last edited by KyleGoetz : 11-02-2010 at 08:16 PM.
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