<p>Oh yeah hey VL, don't u brkdance anymore? I'm totally gonna get back to it after Tet.</p>
<p>Ha ha,it seems your Japanese is not bad,hlvietlong :D</p>
<p>@Avn: I have many desires: break, Jpnese, girls, website programming... But I am still forced to stick with the Vnmese univ entrance exam, so I have to secretly learn Jpnese without my parents noticing, or I'll get in big trouble
I'd save breakdance for the summer, after 1 year absence without any training :D
@HiLine: I'm just learning some greetings :D Just to fool around like miaoling said :D Jpnese character is such a catastrophe. They got 3 different kinds of characters :(</p>
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I have many desires: break, Jpnese, ** girls **, website programming
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<p>Is that why you are learning Japanese? :D</p>
<p>That's ONE essential factor :D Ever since I watched Bishoujo Senshi SailorMoon :D</p>
<p>Hah, I think I know why Sailormoon was an essential factor. I don't follow the series, but most of the times I actually looked in the girls were wearing nothing <em>look, I'm not a boy people!</em> Like, they're supposed to be transforming or something, but still...
Anyway, you made Chinese look much easier for me. Anyway again, unless you stop shouting Japanese to passers-by, I'm gonna show you what Mandarin is really like:D Don't go and complain about me showing off, who started it?:D</p>
<p>3 years studying in a Chinese class and shouting Chinese to passers-by are signs of showing off :D But not to a Jpnese beginner like me :D
The Live Action has no "wearing nothing" scenes (I wish I had:D). Actually they (the Sailors) wear sth so flashy and bright that I cannot "see" anything</p>
<p>Happy New Year's.... :)</p>
<p>I'm from Hue, living in Seattle, and have applied to a variety of schools.</p>
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The Live Action has no "wearing nothing" scenes (I wish I had). Actually they (the Sailors) wear sth so flashy and bright that I cannot "see" anything
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<p>Just because the Vietnamese censors have "polished" those scences.:D</p>
<p>@VL: I was going to tell you you're a dirty old goat, but my connection timed out just in time:D And yes, people like you will be disappointed watching TV, because any scantily clad foreign female will be mutilated from the neck down. Serve you right hehehe. Anyway, can't you find enough on the Internet for your needs?;)
@spirited away: nice name:D Sorry we were discussing something highly sensitive here. Just for good measure, what schools are you applying to?
Never mind that everyone. It's time for me to show off a lil bit:
新年快乐!</p>
<p>Anyone gonna stay up through the last night of the lunar year?</p>
<p>If u call that series highly sensitive then wait till u see the stuff i have been watching since third grade :D</p>
<p>You must be extremely experienced,dude :D</p>
<p>I can say SailorMoon is all about PURE Asian Beauty, not sexy but nice, angelic and cute :D
That kind of film miaoling's talking about is so familiar to me that I'm getting bored with it.</p>
<p>AKEMA****E OMEDETO GOZAIMASU !</p>
<p>We'll talk about that later,because it is time to say:
Chúc mừng năm mới! </p>
<p>Hey hey no Vnmese here !</p>
<p>No problem,this is our Vietnamese lunar New Year,we have the right to wish in Vietnamese.</p>
<p>Happy new year guys!!!!!!</p>
<p>guess you are in bed lol</p>
<p>something for your Japanese learning, Long:</p>
<p>新 atarashii (new)
年 nen (year)</p>
<p>the last 2 must be 'happy', am i right :D?</p>
<p>I'm just a beginner, sis Ly. :D I'm still learning some greetings in order to fool around like a Jpnese expert :D
As far as I've known, OMEDETO means Congratulations and GOZAIMASU is just a phrase indicating that the sentence is formal and GOZAIMASU can be ommited :D</p>
<p>Are you learning Jpnese, too, sis Ly ?</p>
<p>VL: Alright, today I'll agree w/ you for once;) Still, IMHO Asian beauty involves a plump body, not that sylphlike build. Never mind, I'll never qualify for either:D
gah, I tried to avoid Chinese and it keeps staring me in the face. Okay, another festive phrase for you:
[size=10]恭喜發財<a href="traditional">/size</a> [size=10]恭喜发财<a href="simplified">/size</a>
It doesn't exactly apply for our lot b/c it means "wishing you prosperity":D I'm just telling you about it b/c it's written all over the red "lucky money" envelopes. Next time you get one (and hopefully many) you can show off a bit by telling the grown-ups around what it really means;)</p>