<p>Sooooooo long. We're just running the show every day now because we open on Saturday. Then it's performances on Sat., Sun., Mon., and Tues., and then I'm through. Wooohooo!!! Yeah, it's almost midnight here. And how sad is it that I stay on here for about thirty minutes to an hour every night instead of doing my homework. Maybe that's why crop circles are starting to form under my eyes...haha.</p>
<p>gracilisae: in Japanese, usually non-native things to Japan get molded into "Romanji"zed formats, written in an entirely new alphabet called katakana. ice cream = aisu kuriimu, for instance :P</p>
<p>Yay for philntex...I actually understand French =)</p>
<p>4 hours in the day probably wouldn't be enough.</p>
<p>Spanish + English = Spanglish
it's beautiful</p>
<p>yeah..has anyone read harry potter?...didn't you want the "time-turner" thing?....ahhh, what an awesome thing that would be....</p>
<p>You actually remind me of Hermoine. Hope that doesn't offend you or anything.</p>
<p>Max-- Watashi wa, sabishii! Kare ga nai! :(</p>
<p>Anyway.... Yuube wa, nenaide, benkyooshimashi ta kara, ima, totemo nemui! Oyasuminasai!</p>
<p>P.S. Nihongo no SAT II shiken o shi ta?</p>
<p>Edit: Adding more incorrect spaces. It keeps marking my Japanese as swear words! :( Also: Speeling...</p>
<p>not at all. she reminds me of me, too. partially why I (like a kid, yeah) adore the books. =)</p>
<p>oh man I would love a time turner, i'd so abuse it for extra sleep though. let's be honest - I totally want to go to hogwarts! When I first read it in 6th grade, I tried to convince myself that my letter was just coming a year late.</p>
<p>max - that's pretty interesting about having a seperate alphabet for non native things - is it to preserve cultural purity? how long have you been studying japanese?</p>
<p>Say more in Japanese! I have to start learning by Friday, so...speak 'til you drop! Haha, j/k :)</p>
<p>And yay for other French speakers!</p>
<p>Nope, didn't take it. Probably should have though.</p>
<p>You will find someone! Trust me! Hope you are able to get some sleep, oyasumi</p>
<p>c_j, did you put the **'s in or are they censoring your japanese?</p>
<p>haha, me too, gracilisae...I actually sent a letter to a friend (I had this awesome parchment paper and a green calligraphy pen) when I was in 6th grade. It was so cruel. But it was hilarious. She totally fell for it. (I wonder why she didn't notice it didn't come by owl post?!)</p>
<p>they get starred out, it's supposed to say "Nihongo no SAT II shiken o s-h-i-t-a?" which means "Did you take the Japanese SAT II test?"</p>
<p>Whenever I write shi-ta (no spaces) it keeps getting read as the curse word. :(</p>
<p>lol that's really funny.
I was disappointed in the movies though =/</p>
<p>god that vile japanese, all swear words it is</p>
<p>that's so shady of the CC</p>
<p>and wow it's time for a 12:30 vocabulary deterioration, so shady mannnn <em>in the voice of the stoners that would always play poker with my american lit group out in the hallway, 10th grade - our teacher was practically deaf so he couldn't tell if we were on task or not, it was pretty sad</em></p>
<p>that is the longest asterisk interjection ever</p>
<p>me too...esp. the 1st one (though the 3rd was way off, too).</p>
<p>hey, you're nearing 1,000 posts.
(I just passed 500, yay.)</p>
<p>I think it's funny how when you start writing in Asian languages (Roman alphabet), things start getting starred-out. Often. I saw it on another board too. And sometimes it sounds that way too. Now that's why I'm starting to dig these oriental lA*nguas.</p>
<p>Oh yes, dirty words hidden everywhere :P</p>