わたしわホウルです。It has been decided. ♥
Sunday, September 26, 2010
しゅう ご
こんしゅうのしゅうまつ、いつも ねました。 It was amazing. Just sayin'. きんようびに ラフルツン と りょうの リヴスさんで えいがを ありました。 "Howl's Moving Castle" と あにめを みました。どようびに じゅうじごお おきました。 It was just as amazing. :) そうして、スタジアムで サッカーで ありました そうして みました。 どようびのばんに ごぜんいちじごお スカイプを しました。 きょうのあさ ミーチングが ありました。 きょうのばんに へやのリヴスさんで にほんごを べんきょうします。 あしたわ テストが あります。Sad. And with that, I should sleep now.
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
ニナの せいかつ
Quite frankly, my たんごの れんしゃう are not that interesting. Sadly, I must blog about it. Bear with me, friends, as I explore the mundane tasks that define my life according to the にほんご vocabulary we just recently learned, and watch for my failed attempts at entertaining you all.
げつようび と すいようび と きんようび、 わたしは しちじに おきます。かようび と もくようび、わたしは はちじに おきます。あさごけんを たべません。 まいあさ くらすに いきます。 まいにち にほんごが あります。。。Yayyyyy. ひるごけんを たべません。うちに かえります と うちで べんきょうします。しゅくだいを ちます きいげん、 sadly. :( じかんを ありません てれびを みます。いつも がつこうで げんごけんを たべます。 しゃわーを あびます と ねます。
Fin.
I have only one thing to say:
I hope to never bore you again. We just haven't learned the awesome verbs in にほんご yet like "To Facebook" or "To Skype" or "To skydive" or "To parachute into an open volcano with two かたな drawn and ready for battle as a fleet of elite にんじゃ swarm into battle for your head with a rolled up sock." Nope. Not yet. Maybe soon. :)
げつようび と すいようび と きんようび、 わたしは しちじに おきます。かようび と もくようび、わたしは はちじに おきます。あさごけんを たべません。 まいあさ くらすに いきます。 まいにち にほんごが あります。。。Yayyyyy. ひるごけんを たべません。うちに かえります と うちで べんきょうします。しゅくだいを ちます きいげん、 sadly. :( じかんを ありません てれびを みます。いつも がつこうで げんごけんを たべます。 しゃわーを あびます と ねます。
Fin.
I have only one thing to say:
I hope to never bore you again. We just haven't learned the awesome verbs in にほんご yet like "To Facebook" or "To Skype" or "To skydive" or "To parachute into an open volcano with two かたな drawn and ready for battle as a fleet of elite にんじゃ swarm into battle for your head with a rolled up sock." Nope. Not yet. Maybe soon. :)
Sunday, September 5, 2010
♥ すき ♥
はじめまして。 カバフグです。 わたしは ふぃりぴんじん と あめりかじん です。いちねんせいでし。 せんこうは いがくです。 どうぞよろしく。
Oh, Japan. Where do I even start? The food, of course. すし is absolutely amazing when done correctly. The boxed sushi that various campus stores sell do not count. In any sense of the word.
Cute, no? REAL sushi is absolutely delicious. And when I say real, I mean the sushi that's made right in front of you with master chefs that have dedicated their whole lives to the art. Not in a box. Granted, I'm very picky with food, so perhaps I'm over-exaggerating everything. Lol.
And next comes the あにめ と まんが. I'm fairly sure that the majority of the people who have signed up for Japanese class was because of the influence of あにめ。I remember my very first series. It was some obscure series that looked like a blatant rip off of Sailor Moon that played only the Philippines called あかずきんちゃちゃ(Akazukin Cha-Cha). Unless you grew up in the Philippines, I'm pretty sure that none of you have ever even heard of it. Some of the series I follow are:
Oh, Japan. Where do I even start? The food, of course. すし is absolutely amazing when done correctly. The boxed sushi that various campus stores sell do not count. In any sense of the word.
Cute, no? REAL sushi is absolutely delicious. And when I say real, I mean the sushi that's made right in front of you with master chefs that have dedicated their whole lives to the art. Not in a box. Granted, I'm very picky with food, so perhaps I'm over-exaggerating everything. Lol.
And next comes the あにめ と まんが. I'm fairly sure that the majority of the people who have signed up for Japanese class was because of the influence of あにめ。I remember my very first series. It was some obscure series that looked like a blatant rip off of Sailor Moon that played only the Philippines called あかずきんちゃちゃ(Akazukin Cha-Cha). Unless you grew up in the Philippines, I'm pretty sure that none of you have ever even heard of it. Some of the series I follow are:
Favorite ^
But hey. That's not even all of them. :)
Last, and most definitely not least, the one Japanese thing that I totally love is this actor named あかにし じん。
No explanation necessary.
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