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Tuesday, July 27, 2004

I was a stupid kid. Really stupid. Really deprived. Really stupid.

If anyone would care to inspire me, perhaps, to write the next chapter of my fic, I'd like it. ^_^ Right now I'm working on some original shounen-ai and a nice house in the Sims... And watching L/R over and over again and helping my mom alter my cosplay outfit. I love L/R. I like Rowe. He's so average in demeanor, but still so cool. Yeah. I love loving stuff. I am a loving person. Grumbling is okay too, when I can't quite love something.

Turns out my second Japanese class is the week before school starts. So I can brush up! I feel so smart when I can just count to ten. Whee. Heh heh. Ichi, ni, san, shi, go, roku, nana, hachi, kyu, juu. GO ME! I ACTUALLY KNOW SOMETHING USEFUL! Sort of. U^_^ I think language is my thing. I'm into grammar, and foreign languages fascinate me, except French. I don't understand French. People say Gaelic spelling is hard to understand, try French. Since when is "eau" (tries to pronounce it the way it looks and ends up sounding like a dying cat) an "o" sound? Since the French. I mean, I can spell "Adenydd" (Welsh) and prononce it, but I can only pronounce the name of that famous museum. Loov. Yup. Adenuth and the Loov.

That's why I love the Japanese ramoaji. An "a" is always pronounced the same way, a "ch" is always pronounced the same way, and you don't even have to write it in Roman letter if you don't want. Take the word "ache" and pronounce as an English word and as a Japanese word (which I don't think it is, but just go with me here).

Another thing: If someone says, "Bless you," you know you're speaking Japanese.
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