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AH THATS GREAT! :D I HOPE U MAKE IT. I see lot has changed with you. Same with me, lot has.
thanks lots, dekkun!
what kind of changes happened to you recently?
Before I got here? Lots. Mom got married, our old home got burned down, we live somewhere new, & that's about it.
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Quote by Gamefreak91 Hiya Cheri chan. :) How u been?
お久しぶり、でっくん (^^)v
It's been a long time, dekkun!I've been busy the past few weeks because I'm preparing myself for my training in Japan which will last for two weeks. I'm still not sure if I'm going to make the final listing though so hopefully I get to have my plane ticket by next week. If ever it does happen, it will be one hell of a ride to Japan!
AH THATS GREAT! :D I HOPE U MAKE IT. I see lot has changed with you. Same with me, lot has.
Hiya Cheri chan. :) How u been?
Quote by cheri-sama I almost forgot to add this in the PM T___T すみません・・・
what do business cards in Japan usually look like? what I mean is that what is the common pattern to it? we were asked to create a couple of them...
to be honist they really dont look any different then a normal business card from different places of the world heres a few examples
i hope these help
do a google serch that will give you plenty of results
Quote by cheri-sama ^__^ありがとうです！
If I want to say 'thanks for everything' is the sentence:
全部で本当にありがとう acceptable?
your most welcome ^-^ im happy to be of help ^-^
thanks for everything is "すべてに感謝"
Quote by cheri-sama どうも！
つぎのしつもん：
What's the difference between:
うれしくて and うれしし？
or is the word not correct?
this one " うれしくて " is "With delight" and this one " うれしし " is "The joyful"
these are most commonly used in discription ex: "mio looked at me with delight when i toled her the good news"
the other one is used in a simaler manner ex: "the joyful people showed alot of kindness this holiday season"
both words are correct but they have slitly different contexts
Quote by cheri-sama これは二人の間の秘密です。
I saw this at a website but I was wondering if this is correct? because someone said that the website contains mistakes as well.
Can this sentence not be accepted? ->>これは二人の秘密です。
the websites sentence says "This is a secret between two people." so yes its a correct sentence
thats why you should consult more then one site to help you prevent any issues
this is the one you said "これは二人の秘密です。" its translates to "This is the secret of the
people."
so it is also a proper sentence
so your fine ^-^
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when it comes to Japanese input, it just truncates some characters, without the ellipses (...)
so what I do is to make a new line so that the sentences won't be truncated such as this:
明けまして
おめでとうございます
akemashite omedetou gozaimasu means Happy New Year.
If I make that into one sentence, a few characters are truncated at the end of the line which makes the sentences incomplete ^^btw karu-chan, you live in Italy right? In Rome or not?
oh then it's remedied :).
! i heard about "omedetou" because i sent a message to my anime friend writing buon compleanno/happy birthday
in japanese *aaah*
you, my japanese idol.
well look here : i live in
"emilia romagna" while rome is in "lazio"
why are you aking? :3
Woooooooo, congrats cheri-chan! Enjoy your time in Japan! Where in Japan are you going?
I know! @_@ I can barely look at girls, and then I'm expected to be married to one someday?
Very scary ;-;
Is scary for you too, right? D:
Those guys are so intimidating...
Quote by cheri-sama I have heard from our supervisor that temples have entrance fees... is this true?
actually theres a few around that do but usually its not a requirement usually its incuraged though to give a donation
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I did... firecrackers I did hahahaha
I know this is common question but I don't have any other question soo... how was life? found HER already?
Life is as busy as usual. ^^;
And nope, not yet.
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