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Re: What a neverending debt.
風の街はどこですか?
風の街はどこですか?


I don't understand you people who likes spoilers. XD I try my best to stay away from them although I can be super curious at times.Oh, well I can't say I like knowing the ending but sometimes I can't help myself.
I wonder what that says about us though...

/me throws a nearby vending machineHow's it goin'?
ここです。みんなの心の中で。 :D風の街はどこですか?![]()



I don't know. I think I just like to know what to expect. I stop reading A Song of Ice and Fire because I know in the future, I'll keep making expectations and the author will keep breaking my expectations (I've had my heart broken because somehow, my favorite characters are always the ones who die). I'm just not that masochistic.Oh, well I can't say I like knowing the ending but sometimes I can't help myself.
I wonder what that says about us though...
Maybe I'm just impatient most of the time.I don't understand you people who likes spoilers. XD I try my best to stay away from them although I can be super curious at times.![]()

That seems to be the case.Maybe I'm just impatient most of the time.![]()


I like spoilers so friends like that is good for me. Sometimes they help me to find new anime or manga. I'll ask "Is it good? How does the story goes?" and if from their story I think it's interesting, I'll watch/read it. That way, we can discuss lots of things. Talking to my friends who hate spoiler is harder because I have to wait until they reach that certain point, but by the time they're there, I won't have the interest to talk about it anymore...That seems to be the case.
Even worse when you have friends around you who really like to spoil you. I have two friends like that, and they can be amazingly annoying at times.![]()
Spoilers are good for those who have heart problemsI don't understand you people who likes spoilers. XD I try my best to stay away from them although I can be super curious at times.
ここです。みんなの心の中で。 :D
(Not sure if that is the correct grammar, lol~)

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Ask Xophien how he did it. He's completely self-taught and it blows my mind how he was able to translate something like ES21 and Kuroko.Okay, that's too much. I can't notice any other kanji but for "watashi", "anata", and "Nihon". Spare me, Dora-sensei!(
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I'm kind of doing self-studying for Japanese so my kanji sucks big deal. Grammar wise not so good either.![]()
Really?! That's so cool!!! ... I wish I can be like that somehow. At least can carry on conversation in Japanese.Ask Xophien how he did it. He's completely self-taught and it blows my mind how he was able to translate something likes ES21 and Kuroko.


He would probably say it's him playing every visual novel that came out for many years. But tbh, that's not something I would care to doReally?! That's so cool!!! ... I wish I can be like that somehow. At least can carry on conversation in Japanese.
I studied Japanese in high school but that was only some kind of bonus lesson. So it wasn't very serious, the study was rather laid back and fun, and we didn't study kanji. I only remember some basics, though. So now trying to study it a bit more properly. I was planning to take a course but with my schedule I'm getting worried.
That reminds me that I think there is a Japanese staying in my place as well...![]()

, I thought you know some Kanji as well.
Me neither. In fact, I didn't even manage to finish Umineko.He would probably say it's him playing every visual novel that came out for many years. But tbh, that's not something I would care to do![]()

Yeah. The place I'm staying near campus is a combination of guest house (at the first floor) and boarding house (at the second floor). I think there are some Japanese downstairs. XDStaying in your place?
I wish I can learn more, really. It seems fun. However it's also complicated.I would study the kana, and be able to recognize some kanji, but nothing much else.

Very limited. I've just started after all.Woops sorry about that, I thought you know some Kanji as well.
Now what did you mean with those sentences? 
Well, for me I want to learn the grammar as well, so I choose to study in a more integrated style. I did find online website which does it like that, but I need to pay for it, so now considering it a bit. :PI'm also a self-taught most of the time too. Translating ES21 is a hard work, I admire Xophien to be able to do that. I also admire translator who are not native in English and Japanese and be able to translate Seinen/Josei stuff.
As for Kanji... use flash cards and radicals as tools to help you with memorization. Within 3 months, I'm sure you'll able to memorize at least around 200.
Nah. My current class is about neuropsychiatry. I'm just worried about the material as it feels rather abstract. ^^;You're worried about class? It's not going too well or what?
Oh, that's nice. But home exam, is it done online or..?I'm good, had a home exam yesterday. Today I'm just going to relax.
"Your grammar is fine. Do you really understand Japanese? I do not know."Very limited. I've just started after all.Now what did you mean with those sentences?
Well, for me I want to learn the grammar as well, so I choose to study in a more integrated style. I did find online website which does it like that, but I need to pay for it, so now considering it a bit. :P
OMG...I had to hear enough about it in IM yesterday, now I can't even escape to phio's thread without hearing about itYeah, we get the task online, and upload the document to the same site.
It's basically an intensive assignment. Since you have way more hours available, as well as all resources you can think of, more is expected of you, naturally. I pretty much finished after 3 hours like a normal exam here usually consists of, and would have likely gotten a decent grade from it in that case. But I had to polish it for hours to make it good in terms of being a home exam.

Baby, I didn't mean itFuck you. I'll stop talking to you.
