Wildheart888
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Ohhhh yes yes yes that's it!! xD Like: 雨/あめ:rain (ame) 飴/あめ:candy (ame)
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School tomorrow~!!!!!! xDDDDDDD
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Whyyy?? xP
Well it kinda xDD and kinda DDx I guess...xS
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*sigh*
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*sighs with P-chan*
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^ You mean Kanji 50%? xP But yeah agreed!
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@Moho-kun:????? Sorry..I don't get that...especially the 'if ur talking about Japan' part...xS Sorryy....
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Ohh..I see..but how do they know which one to use..? xP Lol nvm me I'm just talking to myself..xP
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Thanks!! x)
Good luck on your move!! And your school an your...other stuff!!! xP
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@Ai-chan: Yeah..and I edited my last post.. @Namu-chan: Ohh..I see..I hadthat kind of idea, but I didn't know it was true..xP Does that work with every kanji character..?
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Okay. So then..let's say that Japanese has the same amount of similarities in pronounciation in Korean and Chinese. (not.) And what about that second half? Edit: @Ai-chan: Oh, right!! Sorry sorry..>~< But san, shan, same thing..xPP (or it could be san in canto..?) And 6 is lok with a k, I'm pretty sure
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@Moho-kun: Yeah, yeah, there are tons of similarities. But im almost positive Chinese will win in pronounciations of Kanji... BUT. Also consider the second half of my last post. (Another one would be...mountain. In Japanese, you can either say Fuji-Yama, or Fuji-san. San is the pronunciation of mountain in Chinese. If you still want to continue the pronunciations thing.)
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Dude. We pronounce "cha" for tea too. Here are some of mines: Ramen vs Lamien(Lamin) in Canto. (Ramen) Tenki vs Tienqi (weather) The numbers: 3, san vs san 4, shi vs si 6, roku vs lok (pronounced loku) in canto. 9, kyuu vs jiou 1000, sen vs qian 10000, ichiman vs yiwan Year: nen vs nian Those are just ones on the top of my head. These are a lot more, trust me. But then, I searched on the Internet and they said: Japanese is closer to: Chinese when it comes to writing and pronunciation. Korean when it comes to grammar. (Like in english it's subject, verb, umm..thing, I dunno..) So it's a mixture of both. But, if you listen to Korean, Japanese, and Chinese, Korean and Japanese sound more alike.
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@Namu-chan: Ohh..cool! Latin, huh? I thought ppl didn't use it anymore...xS @Moho-kun: Reaaaaally. I still won't believe that. Could you maybe...list a few examples?
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What's yours, Namu-chan? And Japanese is closer to Chinese. Most of the kanji's have similar pronounciations to Cantonese. And in China, the characters are called Hanzi. (Which has a totally different pronounciation than how you would pronounce it in english, just FYI. xP)
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Ohhh...I see...on Monday..wow, that's pretty late! Px
And you're moving? Aww...hope you settle in...
And yup that is a great part..x)
Hope you meet lots of friends!! ^^
So you in Gr 12 then?
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Yeah..me too. xP
I'm getting my eyes tested on Thursday, but I have no idea when I'm gonna get my new glasses...probably a few days after...
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Nice job, everyone!! x)
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Nooooooooooooooo~!!!!!!!!! DDDDDDx
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I love it too
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xDDDDDDD YES~!!!!! PPx
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no, i don't wear glasses, but i ever had similar incident
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Ah, that's not it, but it was sometimes..xP
But it's cause I lost my glasses lens, so now I have to wear my old ones, which...suck, so I can watch them, but they're gonna be so blurry and so..yeah. x(
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Huh. Interesting. xP
Ah, I have to go now..I'll be back later..x(
See ya..!!
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@Tsuki-chan: Nice~!! x) But didn't we already leave the FBI place? @Aeyra-chan: Nice~!! x)