Could you translate me one sentence?

[Blackyrocky]

thanks in advance.

[KyleGoetz]

Originally Posted by Blackyrocky

thanks in advance.
PS. i'm not from england, my english is bad...

I read it as some really slangy way of saying something (not sure what) about being noisy/annoying and a gay otaku

[Sashimister]

Originally Posted by KyleGoetz

I read it as some really slangy way of saying something (not sure what) about being noisy/annoying and a gay otaku

Not quite. "Game freak", not "gay otaku".

"You're being a pest, game freak!"

[motomoto]

"you are fuckin' annoying, Geek!!"
うざい(uzai)＝annoying
ゲーオタ(game otaku)＝geek

[KyleGoetz]

Originally Posted by Sashimister

Not quite. "Game freak", not "gay otaku".

"You're being a pest, game freak!"

Haha. Thanks for the correction. The オタ is still from オタク, right?

[Sashimister]

Originally Posted by KyleGoetz

Haha. Thanks for the correction. The オタ is still from オタク, right?

Right.

When we katakanize "gay", we do so as ゲイ most of the time for some reason.　

[motomoto]

right.
ゲーオタ means game otaku.
アニオタ means anime otaku.
鉄オタ　means train otaku.

[sakaeyellow]

Originally Posted by motomoto

right.
ゲーオタ means game otaku.
アニオタ means anime otaku.
鉄オタ　means train otaku.

I would like to know if we can still use "otaku" to mean "you".

[KyleGoetz]

Originally Posted by sakaeyellow

I would like to know if we can still use "otaku" to mean "you".

You'd sound very, very weird. I lived in Kanagawa and went to university in Tokyo, and never a single time heard お宅 to mean "you."

[sakaeyellow]

Originally Posted by KyleGoetz

You'd sound very, very weird. I lived in Kanagawa and went to university in Tokyo, and never a single time heard お宅 to mean "you."

That's why I ask. I personally haven't heard it. But "you" is the dictionary definition of "otaku".