What is Riu Riu Chiu??
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Riu riu chiu is a Spanish christmas carol. The title is the imitation of the sound that a nightingale makes. The language is archaic and it was supposedly composed in the 16th century by an anonymous poet. It is in the form of a villancico.
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It must be inu-yasha.\ninu - dog\nyasha - demon\n\n By th way "uni" means urchin !?
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chimera\n\ncheck out the link below
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The answer is Si Ri Pak ( now go answer the trivia on country 92.5)
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Here is all you need to know...:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lordi
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哦~台灣真是一個完美的國家!!\n既漂亮~空氣又新鮮~又有很多美女!!\n人們都很熱情!!!!\nI LOVE TAIWAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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hmmmmm\na chirstian in a black hole wielding a black hole\n\nha ha ha
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chii or freya of chobits
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Cafu \n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cafu
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Hello is Ni Hao (nee how)\n\nYou're welcome is bu ke qi (boo kah chi)\n\nI hope this helps!
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what is rghus exam???
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Try these links for CHI CHI info...
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what does this have to do with rugby????
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Life is Like a Boat by Rie Fu - ?
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ahuula \na feather cloak or cape made of minute red or yellow bird feathers, trimmed with black or green feathers, worn in Hawaiia by high chiefs and kings. \narruugah \nthe purported offical US Marine Corps cheer (The Washington Post, 5 June 1986); \nconfluens sinuum \n"the confluence of sinuses"; the junction of several sinuses of the dura mater; \ncarduus \na thistle; \ncommiscuum \n("to mix together") - a subdivision of a comparium comprising organisms that can interbreed to produce fertile hybrids; \ncongruum \nA mathematical term. Consider the pair of equations to be solved for integers (x,y,z,k): \nx2 + k = y2 \nx2 - k = z2 \nThe number k in these equations is termed the congruum. (If (a,b,c) is a Pythagorean triple, then k=2*a*b is the value of the congruum). \ncontinuum \na range of values; a spatial or temporal region with some smoothly varying associated property or quantity, and the derivative semicontinuum; \ndosh-poluur \na Tuvan musical instrument, similar to a guitar, often used to accompany the eerie Tuvan throat singers; \nduumvir \n("two men") - one of a pair of joint rulers, along with the derived forms duumviri, duumvirate and duumviral; \nequuleus \na young horse; a very small constellation on the Equator; a wooden torture rack; \nequus \nthe Latin name for a horse. When you ride a horse, you are engaged in equitation; \nhapuu \na Hawaiian tree fern; \nindividuum \n("not dividable") - an individual; \nignus fatuus \n("fire of fools"), will-of-the-wisp; \ninuus \na Barbary ape; a deity in the early Roman religion; \nliguus \na genus of large spiral pulmonate arboreal snails of Florida and the West Indies; \nlituus \na mathematical curve, r^2 * theta = a^2; the original Latin word indicates the curved staff of an augur, a clarion, or a trumpet. Draw the curve and see! \nmenstruum \na solvent. Any liquid that dissolves a solid. The word derives from a bizarre alchemical metaphor; the original Latin meant a monthly provision. Derivatives include premenstruum, intermenstruum, postmenstruum, and paramenstruum; \nmortuum vadium \nwas a mortgage agreement in early English law that gave possession of the mortgaged land and the use of its rents to the mortgagee until the mortgage was paid; \nmutuum \na type of loan in Roman and civil law; \nmuumuu \na loose-fitting dress of Hawaiian origin, much favored by Mama Cass; \nobliquus \nan oblique muscle; \nperpetuum mobile \na undigested Latin phrase, but a part of our language, meaning a scheme or object that supposedly exhibits perpetual motion; also, a clever musical trick in which a sequence of notes appears to rise in tone perpetually; \npraecipuum \na term from Roman and Scottish law; \npuuc \na hilly area of the Yucatan peninsula containing Mayan ruins; \npuud \nan Estonian unit of weight, of about 36 pounds; \nquux \na word used in computer terminology, to denote a section of code being discussed, similar to "foo" and "bar". apparently due to Guy Steele, and now also bearing the meaning of something mildly disgusting; and its adjectival derivative quuxy; \nresiduum \na remainder, residual or residue; \nsitus ambiguus \na birth defect more severe than situs inversus (in which the shape and arrangement of the internal organs has been left-right reverse). In this case, the organs are abnormally placed but are not in a mirror image of the usual pattern. Individuals with this defect often die very young from lung or heart problems; \nSmectynuus \na fictitious name formed from the initials of the five authors of An Answer to a Book; \nsquush \nwhich the Scrabble dictionary claims is a synonym for "squash", and the derivative squushy; \nsuaviloquus \na term meaning "he who speaks rhetorically"; \nsuum \na term imitative of the sound of the wind, used by Shakespeare; also, that which belongs to him (Latin); \nsuus et necessarius heres \nrefers to a family heir, including a slave, in
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Ask his brother Sam, cos Tiki Tiki is unwell - or should I say inwell  he he !!\n\nAlthough it comes from a chinese story I guess it is just gobblydeegook and has no other meaning as my online chinese/english translator could not make sense of a single word.\n\nGood Luck !
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inuyasha's fuki mori (i know i spelled that wrong but that's ok cuz it's in japanise. it means deep forest. ironically, im listening to it right now...) i love it cuz it always makes me remember my ex bf...isn't that wierd? he has nothing to do with that song it just reminds me of him for somereason and that makes me happy...that's so wierd huh?