Gitaigo (mimetic words), meanwhile, are the cousins to giongo used to represent physical and emotional states rather than sound. Examples include waku waku to denote excitement, pika pika for something shiny, and kossori for a stealthy action.
[SIZE=5]DOTA 2 beta keys now also have TWO DOTA 2 Gifts that you can send to friends, so that they can play with you. Here is how to invite them:[/SIZE] 1. Log into your Steam account. 2. Open the Steam window. 3. Select Games and Manage Gifts and Guest Passes. 4. Select one of your DOTA 2 gifts and press Send. 5. Pick if you want to send it via Email or through Steam. Credits to: ms.dpmlicious!! Who want to send me Dota 2 gift..
active oldest votes. up vote 24 down vote. There is no option to send money to the wallet of your friend directly. What you can do however, is buy a Steam gift card at GameStop and send that code to your buddy so he can activate it. I do not know if that works cross countries though.But if you both live in the same country and GameStop has those gift cards available, then it would be no problem to activate it.nother option would be to put an TF2 item on the Steam Market and you buy that. Valve takes a cut here though, so it is not really viable and I don't recommend it. The best option imho would be just to ask him what game he wants and gift that directly.