It's always been this way

myO Still <3's You

CHiSHiKi

TaNJouBi
• 1988-02-18
SHoZaiCHi
• in my dreams
oTaKu ReKiSHi
• 2005-02-28
sHoKuGyO
• FrEeLoAdEr / LaZy BuM
(depends on my mood)
HuNGRy?
• Of Course^^

SHiTeKi Na

YaRiToGeRu
• ...=_="...no comment...
aNiMe FaN SiNCe
• forever I think
KoNoMi No aNiMe
• I put so much on here before that it just cut it off ^^". Well I guess there is just too many to name
KeSSHouTeN
• ...my goals as of this moment are to travel and try all the food in japan...and to be more fluent in the languages that I'm studying
SHuMi
• HeH HeH...I love to eat, sleep, draw & watch anime, and play games OH YEAH...i play racing games(GT4!!!!!), rpgs, simulations(such as Harvest Moon...it takes a long time but oh well)
SaiNo
• I was singing the japanese alphabets and people kept on saying that I should be in choir...does that mean I can sing? I mean it was just the yeah...probably not...^^"...no comment...

MyOtAkU [DoT] CoM: Ruiji Hametsu

Thursday, April 7, 2005

�Piece of mind�
Today's sentence goes with today...^^
"Kyouwa atsui desu ne?"

Translated, this sentence means
"Today is hot isn't it?"

"Kyou" is "today"
"atsui" is "hot"
"desu ne" is like "isn't it"

If someone says to you
"Jikoshoukai shite kudasai"
they are asking for your self introduction(I mentioned this earlier)

When giving a self introduction the polite way is to respond with
"Hajimemashite
Boku(for boys)/watashi(for girls) no namaewa [last name][first name] desu
Douzo yoroshiku onegai shimasu"

this translates to
"How do you do?
My name is [last name][first name].
It's nice to meet you
(or) Please to meet you?

"Watashi" doesn't only have to be for girls however, older people can also use "watashi" as a matter of fact, they do.

-Arima

TM tHoUgHtZ oF bLuE
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