Nice to meet you. My name is huu. May I leave a comment? If I'm wrong, sorry. I'm poor at English and I can't understand all sentences. I read your introduction post of gripan. I agree with your answer of "Why do you like Greece/Japan?". Your sentenses show how you like Greece/Japan and you are cute and fun. I think so. I'm glad, if I make friends with you. May I put "Add friend" ?
Thank you very much!! I added you to my friend! I almost made a funny voice when I looked at my mailbox.
OK, "love" is right, I learn. I love Greece/Japan, too! It is difficult where is the border line between "love" and "like". So, it is such interesting that I imagined Greece/Japan by this line. I want to draw it someday.
I'm happy, too. Thank you!! Kiitos!! Thank you my friend!!
Sorry, I confused you. Ah... I understood "like very much"="love". I wondered a little if using "love" except a person is right or wrong. In Japanese, using. But the border line is a little difference. In case of Japanese most "Yatsuhashi ni tsutsumu", "I love you."="The moon is beautiful." This is a famous translation. And this is a extreme example.English sorts out clearly, Japanese unclearly. It produces some romans. But It takes me difficulty... So, I write this for...an hour...lillorzllil
Is Finnish close to Japanese? The subject of a sentense is not always need in Japanese. In Finnish, too? I maybe read it before. I don't know why, I'm embarrassed.[wall]-u-*))))
C...cute!???(;'A')T...Thank you. Waaaaaa!!!! You try?! I am looking forward it!! I see "someday".
I'm not the best person to talk about English since it's not my native language, and I don't always understand things like when it's okay to use certain words and what are the differences between some synonyms...
But I think the English language is rather free when it comes to using the verb "love". It doesn't sound weird if you say "I love my dog" or "I love dancing." It is a stronger word than like but it's very commonly used.
Finnish is pronounced very similarly to Japanese but I'm not sure if they're close otherwise. I haven't studied Japanese much, only through watching anime and j-drama. I would love to study it, but it's not possible in the town I live in. Maybe when I move to a bigger city...
Don't apologize for that. ♥ I love getting comments! ^u^
Heiii~ Ei toki haittaa, aina on kiva saada lisää Hetahinttejä kavereiksi! :D Varsinkin ihmisiä jotka on kivoja.
(...älykkyys plus plus taas. :---D)
Onnistuit viel kysymään just semmoiseen aikaan että oon taas innostumassa LJ:stä. xD Oon ollu pari kuukautta täällä ihan hiljaa mut nyt on taas vähän semmosta... päivityskutinaa ilmassa.
Hello there. I'm Sarah (not really my real name, but if you really want to know, just ask me ;]). I'm from Asia and I accidentally saw your profile.
I like Ouran High School Host Club and Pokemon also. (As your profile stated). Though I haven't much watching the two animes because Hetalia is much more awesome. :P
Can we be friends? :P I want to be your friend. :D Thank you. :D
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May I leave a comment? If I'm wrong, sorry. I'm poor at English and I can't understand all sentences.
I read your introduction post of gripan. I agree with your answer of "Why do you like Greece/Japan?". Your sentenses show how you like Greece/Japan and you are cute and fun. I think so.
I'm glad, if I make friends with you. May I put "Add friend" ?
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Thank you for your compliment! I love Greece/Japan, they are such a cute couple. ♥
I would love to be friends with you! So of course you may add me to your friends list. I will do the same~!
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OK, "love" is right, I learn. I love Greece/Japan, too! It is difficult where is the border line between "love" and "like". So, it is such interesting that I imagined Greece/Japan by this line. I want to draw it someday.
I'm happy, too. Thank you!! Kiitos!! Thank you my friend!!
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Ah, it is okay to say "like" too. :D I just wanted to emphasize how much I like Greece/Japan. I'm sorry for confusing you!
Oh, please do draw them! I have tried too, but I haven't got anything ready yet...maybe some day.
You're so cute! >u< Arigatou gozaimasu~! (I hope that's right! OTL)
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In case of Japanese most "Yatsuhashi ni tsutsumu", "I love you."="The moon is beautiful." This is a famous translation. And this is a extreme example.English sorts out clearly, Japanese unclearly. It produces some romans. But It takes me difficulty... So, I write this for...an hour...lillorzllil
Is Finnish close to Japanese? The subject of a sentense is not always need in Japanese. In Finnish, too? I maybe read it before. I don't know why, I'm embarrassed.[wall]-u-*))))
C...cute!???(;'A')T...Thank you.
Waaaaaa!!!! You try?! I am looking forward it!! I see "someday".
Sorry, leaving comment continually. Moimoi!
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But I think the English language is rather free when it comes to using the verb "love". It doesn't sound weird if you say "I love my dog" or "I love dancing." It is a stronger word than like but it's very commonly used.
Finnish is pronounced very similarly to Japanese but I'm not sure if they're close otherwise. I haven't studied Japanese much, only through watching anime and j-drama. I would love to study it, but it's not possible in the town I live in. Maybe when I move to a bigger city...
Don't apologize for that. ♥ I love getting comments! ^u^
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(...älykkyys plus plus taas. :---D)
Onnistuit viel kysymään just semmoiseen aikaan että oon taas innostumassa LJ:stä. xD Oon ollu pari kuukautta täällä ihan hiljaa mut nyt on taas vähän semmosta... päivityskutinaa ilmassa.
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I like Ouran High School Host Club and Pokemon also. (As your profile stated). Though I haven't much watching the two animes because Hetalia is much more awesome. :P
Can we be friends? :P I want to be your friend. :D Thank you. :D
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Of course we can be friends! :D I love getting new friends, especially ones that are into Hetalia! ;D
So, I'm adding you~!
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Thank you very much and I hope we become great friends~♥
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU! because it's Feb. 20 here in Asia. ;)
Hope you have a lovely life throughout your life. ;) :D
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