The Anime/Manga Club!

Crystal Aura wrote:I like Naruto. I'm reading Shippuden like crazy, I just read manga 480. It was pretty cool. But everyone sure hates Sasuke, these days. Well, the fellow people I follow along with, I guess. But, I don't hate him. Almost not at all, really.

Meh, just wait until you get what he does.
But, anyways...

Komoda2000 wrote:Welcome, Crystal!

Ah, I wish to learn Japanese as well, Crystal. I only really know a few words, though... San is how you'd address pretty much anyone (in a non formal manner), then there's sama (more formal manner of addressing someone), chan (addressing little kids/cutesy manner of addressing someone/addressing a good friend), kun (addressing little boys/cutesy manner of addressing someone male/addressing a good male friend), sensei (addressing teachers and such), then there's kawaii that means cute, konnichiwa that means hello, mina san that means everybody, ningen that means human (or something along those lines), then kore wa that means so many things when used in different contexts... ^^' But yeah, only basic stuff. I have no intention in learning the symbolic language, really.

Miss_Alice wrote:Learning Japanese would be awesome. *-* I've been working on getting Rosetta Stone for a while now... But I haven't gotten so far.
My mom and I are both working on learning Japanese, along with my three other friends. I now a few words, and I know one whole sentence which only comes in handy in the morning. xD I can't type it, but it's typically: "Good Morning, Mom-San, I'm off. I love you."
She loves it when I pull random Japanese on her. xDD

There's one word which I LOVE calling the guys at my school: "Baka." Which in English, is:
"Idiot." xDDD

Misguided Ghost wrote:

I don't hate Sasuke, but I hate what he's doing. That makes sense, right? X3

Komoda2000 wrote:

Miss_Alice wrote:Learning Japanese would be awesome. *-* I've been working on getting Rosetta Stone for a while now... But I haven't gotten so far.
My mom and I are both working on learning Japanese, along with my three other friends. I now a few words, and I know one whole sentence which only comes in handy in the morning. xD I can't type it, but it's typically: "Good Morning, Mom-San, I'm off. I love you."
She loves it when I pull random Japanese on her. xDD

There's one word which I LOVE calling the guys at my school: "Baka." Which in English, is:
"Idiot." xDDD

XP Nice, Alice! It would be so fun to confuse people like that.

Crystal Aura wrote:Lol, "Baka."
Classic.

Crystal Aura wrote:

Komoda2000 wrote:Welcome, Crystal!

Ah, I wish to learn Japanese as well, Crystal. I only really know a few words, though... San is how you'd address pretty much anyone (in a non formal manner), then there's sama (more formal manner of addressing someone), chan (addressing little kids/cutesy manner of addressing someone/addressing a good friend), kun (addressing little boys/cutesy manner of addressing someone male/addressing a good male friend), sensei (addressing teachers and such), then there's kawaii that means cute, konnichiwa that means hello, mina san that means everybody, ningen that means human (or something along those lines), then kore wa that means so many things when used in different contexts... ^^' But yeah, only basic stuff. I have no intention in learning the symbolic language, really.

I wanna. But I want to speak, too. Mgh... it'll take me years, tho. I think the symbolic would be easier for me. At least I could read manga and stuff Japanesse directly without bothering with an English translation/version. Plus, I should visit Japan, and be a lost tourist there, and listen to the animes when I learn how to speak... I, just really like the Japanesse!

Miss_Alice wrote:

Komoda2000 wrote:

Miss_Alice wrote:Learning Japanese would be awesome. *-* I've been working on getting Rosetta Stone for a while now... But I haven't gotten so far.
My mom and I are both working on learning Japanese, along with my three other friends. I now a few words, and I know one whole sentence which only comes in handy in the morning. xD I can't type it, but it's typically: "Good Morning, Mom-San, I'm off. I love you."
She loves it when I pull random Japanese on her. xDD

There's one word which I LOVE calling the guys at my school: "Baka." Which in English, is:
"Idiot." xDDD

XP Nice, Alice! It would be so fun to confuse people like that.

It is. xD
If you go up to any random person and call them "Baka" you tend to get funny looks. It's just so fun to do though. xD

Crystal Aura wrote:

Misguided Ghost wrote:

I don't hate Sasuke, but I hate what he's doing. That makes sense, right? X3

I grasp what you think about him like rock.

Komoda2000 wrote:

Crystal Aura wrote:

Komoda2000 wrote:Welcome, Crystal!

Ah, I wish to learn Japanese as well, Crystal. I only really know a few words, though... San is how you'd address pretty much anyone (in a non formal manner), then there's sama (more formal manner of addressing someone), chan (addressing little kids/cutesy manner of addressing someone/addressing a good friend), kun (addressing little boys/cutesy manner of addressing someone male/addressing a good male friend), sensei (addressing teachers and such), then there's kawaii that means cute, konnichiwa that means hello, mina san that means everybody, ningen that means human (or something along those lines), then kore wa that means so many things when used in different contexts... ^^' But yeah, only basic stuff. I have no intention in learning the symbolic language, really.

I wanna. But I want to speak, too. Mgh... it'll take me years, tho. I think the symbolic would be easier for me. At least I could read manga and stuff Japanesse directly without bothering with an English translation/version. Plus, I should visit Japan, and be a lost tourist there, and listen to the animes when I learn how to speak... I, just really like the Japanesse!

Ah, good point! But of course, you'll have to do a lot of research before visiting Japan... I plan on going when I graduate, and there's very strict etiquette there (as far as I've heard/read). You have to sit a certain way, eat a certain way, bathe a certain way... XP But it's probably not so bad in americanized places like Tokyo and if you study the etiquette, I'm sure you'll be fine. It's just basic things like using chop sticks, sitting with your legs to the side, and actually washing outside of the bath tub and only using the actual tub to soak. Eh... O.o Hard to explain.

Miss_Alice wrote:

Komoda2000 wrote:

Miss_Alice wrote:Learning Japanese would be awesome. *-* I've been working on getting Rosetta Stone for a while now... But I haven't gotten so far.
My mom and I are both working on learning Japanese, along with my three other friends. I now a few words, and I know one whole sentence which only comes in handy in the morning. xD I can't type it, but it's typically: "Good Morning, Mom-San, I'm off. I love you."
She loves it when I pull random Japanese on her. xDD

There's one word which I LOVE calling the guys at my school: "Baka." Which in English, is:
"Idiot." xDDD

XP Nice, Alice! It would be so fun to confuse people like that.

It is. xD
If you go up to any random person and call them "Baka" you tend to get funny looks. It's just so fun to do though. xD

XDD I'm so trying that.

Komoda2000 wrote:
Ah, good point! But of course, you'll have to do a lot of research before visiting Japan... I plan on going when I graduate, and there's very strict etiquette there (as far as I've heard/read). You have to sit a certain way, eat a certain way, bathe a certain way... XP But it's probably not so bad in americanized places like Tokyo and if you study the etiquette, I'm sure you'll be fine. It's just basic things like using chop sticks, sitting with your legs to the side, and actually washing outside of the bath tub and only using the actual tub to soak. Eh... O.o Hard to explain.

Miss_Alice wrote:Your correct Noah.

Oh- I know DokiDoki is the sound of your heart racing. xD

Crystal Aura wrote:

Komoda2000 wrote:
Ah, good point! But of course, you'll have to do a lot of research before visiting Japan... I plan on going when I graduate, and there's very strict etiquette there (as far as I've heard/read). You have to sit a certain way, eat a certain way, bathe a certain way... XP But it's probably not so bad in americanized places like Tokyo and if you study the etiquette, I'm sure you'll be fine. It's just basic things like using chop sticks, sitting with your legs to the side, and actually washing outside of the bath tub and only using the actual tub to soak. Eh... O.o Hard to explain.

*Eyes burst out of their sockets*

That is so awkward. Ah well...

Thank-you, tho. I guess...

Because I didn't know any of those strict rules of etiquette that concern the Japanesse.

But, whoa...