Kingdom of Knuffel

[[Ayame]] wrote:

Mikael Hart wrote:Kappa originally weren't cute. >__>;;

*now knows where she read Kappas* It was in Harry Potter... OTL

Mikael Hart wrote:Yuuko: It's still "Konnichiwa" for me. XD (And it's "Konbanwa")

I was taught with a space between the words and 'wa'. Which is right? ._.

Harry Potter isn't a reliable bestiary. Rowling just takes a pinch of the mythology about the creatures and writes whatever the heck she wants for the rest. <--doesn't like Rowling.

I was taught to put them together. XD; It doesn't really matter when you write it in Japanese, though. Everything's together then. Putting them together or apart is just an English thing.

@Ayame Well, I wouldn't say forever xD.

'Been learning French since grade 1.
Yeah, but I know zip.

Comment ca va aujourd'hui? xDDD

@Meepy o_O I don't know what that sentence means. Mostly the 'aujourd'hui' part xD.

Mikael: Never said she was. Thats just where I heard it. I like her take on monster things. >(

Yumi-chan: Ok then, since Meepy-chan is tempting me. OTL

Meepy-chan: Cava comme ci comme ca, merci. Et toi?

Kaiyumi wrote:@Meepy o_O I don't know what that sentence means. Mostly the 'aujourd'hui' part xD.

'Comment ca va aujourd'hui?' wa 'How are you today?' to iu imi desu. 'Aujourd'hui' wa 'today' to iu imi desu.

@Aya: J'aime japonais ou francais 8D

@Meepy: Bien, merci, et toi?

@Hikari: XD!

Hikari-chan: 'Comme comme' wa nan no imi desu ka.

Yuu-chan: Je prefere japonais beaucoup.