Turns out that the dates weren't too tricky, after all. The only aberrations from the norm of adding -nichi after a number are dates 1 to 10, 14, 20 and 24.

1日　ついたち
2日　ふつか
3日　みっか
4日　よっか
5日　いつか
6日　むいか
7日　なのか
8日　ようか
9日　ここのか
10日　とおか

11日　じゅういちにち
12日　じゅうににち
13日　じゅうさんにち
14日　じゅうよっか
15日　じゅうごにち
16日　じゅうろくにち
17日　じゅうしちにち
18日　じゅうはちにち
19日　じゅうきゅうにち
20日　はつか
21日　 ( Read more... )

Maybe if I actually paid attention to it for once, by the end of the summer I could:

• Learn to read Japanese dates. Month names have some logic in them, at least, but specific dates? So far the only ones I can remember off the top of my head are 一日, 九日, and 七日 (tsuitachi, kokonoka, nanoka).
• Learn to read the Cyrillic alphabet. I don't really care ( Read more... )

Some 'jokes' might be lost on people who haven't been following their blogs...

( South Park MUCC )

I just finished my semester (here's to hoping I'll pass that one course, though - if not, it'll be the first class I flunked in my whole life so far) and I feel like adding something nice to this journal for once ( Read more... )

I'm supposed to be making a website for a school assignment. I'm in the right sort of mood, aka in a sugar rush, but the problem is that I'll have to wait for the teacher to answer an e-mailed question before I can continue (unless I want to fix coding afterwards ( Read more... )

I had a dream about ear wax.

I wonder what that says about me as a person.

[edit]
Unrelated, but WYSIWYG html editors fucking suck.

So. How I came by this video is, on Wednesday I was mucking about on my laptop, with the tv open. Suddenly I hear something that catches my attention on the tv, and turn my head, see Miya, and almost let my tea run down my chin ( Read more... )

Here you go, rivetspoon

( Japanese )

My comments in [brackets].

( Translation )

Here's the questionnaire transcribed.

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