わたしは クルーズ です༚ いちねんせいです༚ だいがくいんせいです そうじありません༚ せんこうは しんりがくです༚ あめりか じんです༚
I hope everyone's post game day is going well. Things are pretty quiet around Farley Hall. Everyone's finishing homework and resting up mostly. I don't know about you, but I fell off the bleachers about three times trying to do the jig yesterday at the game (I blame the guy next to me who didn't know what he was doing, ahaha).
Anyways, thought I'd share a song/anime that I really enjoyed watching. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6YR4pehBKko
It's the opening to Paradise Kiss...more of a girl's show, so sorry guys, haha. I really like all the songs on this show too.
Also, as a random side note for anime watchers, did you guys know that they're playing Death Note again on Cartoon Network? I know they've ran that series before, but I was up pretty late last night and it came on at about 3 in the morning. And of course I watched it, even though I've probably seen the entire series four times through already, haha. And I watched it even though I prefer the Japanese sub over the English dub. O well, I couldn't help myself. :D
Showing posts with label Japanese class. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Japanese class. Show all posts
Sunday, September 6, 2009
Post Game Things
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death note,
football,
homeork,
Japanese class,
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paradise kiss,
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Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Learning Something New
I wanted to study Japanese for a couple of years now. My best friend got me hooked on anime and manga and the more I delved into different movies and series, the more I found myself fascinated with Japanese culture. I soon began to recognize different words to J-rock songs and dialogue from the characters in the shows I watched. Though Japanese may be one of the hardest languages to study, I am determined to learn the language not to fill school requirements, but to pursue a subject I am wholly interested in. I am finding that the work is difficult, but it is really rewarding as I'm slowly beginning to recognize the different characters and their sounds. I know I have a long way to go until I fully master Japanese, but I'm looking forward in becoming knowledgeable about the subject.