For the 3rd, usually you flip the order (same as skipping the の). So 大学芋アイス could read as "University's Potato Ice(cream)" while 芋大学アイス reads (Potato University's Ice(cream)"
It's the same in Arabic!
"مئة واثنان وثلاثون" = "hundred and two and thirty"
Not sure about German, but the Arabic example can theoretically come with in any order. However, you almost never see it another way
If i had to guess, what they're most likely refering to isn't onomatopoeia, but it's pronunciation. Vore in Japanese is 「丸呑み」(swallow whole) which is pronounced as まるのみ and sounds like 「丸のみ」(only circles) .
Using this as a rule for the date, the digits must be composed of only circles, i.e. either 0 or 8. This leaves only ８月８日 which fits the criteria.
FlorisBoard kinda died off for a year as patrickgold tried to implement statistical NLP suggestions. Thankfully, quite recently he opened up developments for contributors and people looking to help with the project on a long-term basis.
The alpha version of FlorisBoard has preliminary support for shape based Chinese layouts so you can write 汉字／漢字 with say, Cangjie or Zhengma. It also has the JIS kana layout for Japanese. Although, it doesn't support Kanji Substitution yet, but you could use the shape based Chinese layouts for that in the meanwhile. As for Korean, it's supported but no Hanja support yet.
For the 3rd, usually you flip the order (same as skipping the の). So 大学芋アイス could read as "University's Potato Ice(cream)" while 芋大学アイス reads (Potato University's Ice(cream)"
Funnily enough, most of them are on itch.io. The keyword is furry visual novel (fvn), 90% of which are gay.
The one from the screen shot is Burrows by Nikko. A good pick and an inspiration for the above is Echo by the Echo Project
How does this compare to anyrun?
It's the same in Arabic! "مئة واثنان وثلاثون" = "hundred and two and thirty" Not sure about German, but the Arabic example can theoretically come with in any order. However, you almost never see it another way
I don't think that's Bad Dragon merch...
Seems more like The Smoke Room: William Dakimakura
That's pretty much it!
If you want to be pedantic about it, it's pronounced like
Or
In American English. (Stop pronouncing the words at the parenthesis). Better to learn IPA for this sort of questions
Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA series
If i had to guess, what they're most likely refering to isn't onomatopoeia, but it's pronunciation. Vore in Japanese is 「丸呑み」(swallow whole) which is pronounced as まるのみ and sounds like 「丸のみ」(only circles) .
Using this as a rule for the date, the digits must be composed of only circles, i.e. either 0 or 8. This leaves only ８月８日 which fits the criteria.
FlorisBoard kinda died off for a year as patrickgold tried to implement statistical NLP suggestions. Thankfully, quite recently he opened up developments for contributors and people looking to help with the project on a long-term basis.
The alpha version of FlorisBoard has preliminary support for shape based Chinese layouts so you can write 汉字／漢字 with say, Cangjie or Zhengma. It also has the JIS kana layout for Japanese. Although, it doesn't support Kanji Substitution yet, but you could use the shape based Chinese layouts for that in the meanwhile. As for Korean, it's supported but no Hanja support yet.
While there isn't a release for it yet, you can take any release artifact from the GitHub Actions CI and it should have it.