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crynyd: Is the plural of "Yoshi" actually "Yoshies" as in the article, or "Yoshis?" Just curious.
crynyd: Is the plural of "Yoshi" actually "Yoshies" as in the article, or "Yoshis?" Just curious.
:KevinJr42: I think it's just Yoshi, because it's a japanese name, and japanese don't do anything to the word to make words plural. Anyway, I call them "Yoshi" when they're plural.

Revision as of 22:03, 3 September 2004

KevinJr42: I thought Yoshi was a dinosaur. It's a dragon?

In Japan, he's a dragon. In the US and possibly Europe, he's a dinosaur. Either way -- big lizard. ~ FriedMilk 00:59, 25 Apr 2004 (UTC)

crynyd: Is the plural of "Yoshi" actually "Yoshies" as in the article, or "Yoshis?" Just curious.

KevinJr42: I think it's just Yoshi, because it's a japanese name, and japanese don't do anything to the word to make words plural. Anyway, I call them "Yoshi" when they're plural.