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[Tokura Misaki]

WTH Does that means !? .

It means "older sister." 
 

@NFFU
You can't differentiate them? Chinese is more complicated and complex. Japanese isn't, and I know some like no and tsu that will make me easier to know that it's Japanese. While Hangul (korean letter), they looked like consist of round, line, and square  Fun fact: Letters that are used in korean, japanese, chinese, and arabian are the most difficult letters to be learned

It's very easy to differentiate if you learn those languages (even the slightest).

 

East Asian languages (mainly Chinese, Japanese, and Korean) use Chinese characters, it's all thanks to the Chinese immigrants in history. They're known as Hanzi (Chinese), Kanji (Japanese), and Hanja (Korean). It's commonly used in China, Japan (but not all), Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, and Singapore. However, it's rarely used in Korea. Here's the example.

 

Japanese characters has 3 sets: hiragana, katakana, and kanji. These 3 character sets form a sentence in Japanese language. However, many Japanese people can't read kanji so furigana (consists of hiragana and/or katakana to translate kanji) is used.

 

Chinese characters (hanzi) have many strokes that it's hard to write using your hand. Btw, Chinese has divided into two in terms of writing: simplified and traditional Chinese. Chinese language is the hardest to learn out of the other East Asian languages. You can ask Hanabi-neechan/Hanabi-eonni for more details since she's Chinese.

 

Korean characters (hangul) is the easiest to learn, to memorize, and to differentiate out of the other East Asian languages. Korean people doesn't use hanja today but it exists in Korean literature.

 

Tip: If you can't see either hiragana and/or katakana in a sentence, it's Chinese. Otherwise, it's Japanese. If you see a square-circle-line characters, it's Korean.

Edited by Tokura Misaki, 27 June 2015 - 01:26 AM.

[Gaara's hair]

You guys are all strange. Yall should be normal like me

[Rabbit]

I wanna go home already.
Ich möchte essen. Schlafen. Und einkaufen gehen.
Das ist Folter.

@das Geschopf- Ich werde Ihre email später dann nachdem ich Ende dieses blutigen Aktivität und Seminar.

[Gaara's hair]

I wanna go home already.
Ich möchte essen. Schlafen. Und einkaufen gehen.
Das ist Folter.

@das Geschopf- Ich werde Ihre email später dann nachdem ich Ende dieses blutigen Aktivität und Seminar.

Burrow into a hole and dig home.

[Rabbit]

You guys are all strange. Yall should be normal like me

What is normal? What is the definition of normal? Normal? What is it?

[Gaara's hair]

What is normal? What is the definition of normal? Normal? What is it?

Normal is acting like me  

Normal - the act of being like GH. To act like greatness

[Rabbit]

Burrow into a hole and dig home.

Now now. How am suppose to dig hole in a tiled floor using a spoon? With 4 floors beneath me?

[Rabbit]

Normal is acting like me  
Normal - the act of being like GH. To act like greatness

How do you act? What is greatness? How do GH acts and move?

[Gaara's hair]

Now now. How am suppose to dig hole in a tiled floor using a spoon? With 4 floors beneath me?

You're a rabbit. Figure it out. 

Hmm, well you could use the super strength that got you the title. Master street fighter.

[Gaara's hair]

 

How do you act? What is greatness? How do GH acts and move?

I act like an idiot One day when you run into my clone. Your eyes will be opened and then you will be enlightened.

[Rabbit]

 I act like an idiot One day when you run into my clone. Your eyes will be opened and then you will be enlightened.

I think I`ve already ran into your clones a hundred times already, bampot.

You're a rabbit. Figure it out. 
Hmm, well you could use the super strength that got you the title. Master street fighter.

Who are you master street fighter?! Who has super strength, you wig.

[Gaara's hair]

I think I`ve already ran into your clones a hundred times already, bampot.


Who are you master street fighter?! Who has super strength, you wig.

So what did you think of them

 

 

I heard you took down a group of twenty muscular guys carrying knifes by yourself. You do you bunny rabbit.

[Rabbit]

So what did you think of them
 
 
I heard you took down a group of twenty muscular guys carrying knifes by yourself. You do you bunny rabbit.

Idiotic. Wig. Outrageous. Walking hair.

You're exaggerating. No one can take down 20 men on their own.

[Gaara's hair]

Idiotic. Wig. Outrageous. Walking hair.

You're exaggerating. No one can take down 20 men on their own.

Yes, yes perfect

 

You can. I believe in you......

[Rabbit]

Yes, yes perfect
 
You can. I believe in you......

You're the only one who shows happiness in being called an idiot. My statement earlier is not a compliment-noda.

I'm just a weak girl. You're putting your faith in the wrong person.

[FireFox]

It means "older sister." 
 

It's very easy to differentiate if you learn those languages (even the slightest).

 

East Asian languages (mainly Chinese, Japanese, and Korean) use Chinese characters, it's all thanks to the Chinese immigrants in history. They're known as Hanzi (Chinese), Kanji (Japanese), and Hanja (Korean). It's commonly used in China, Japan (but not all), Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, and Singapore. However, it's rarely used in Korea. Here's the example.

 

Japanese characters has 3 sets: hiragana, katakana, and kanji. These 3 character sets form a sentence in Japanese language. However, many Japanese people can't read kanji so furigana (consists of hiragana and/or katakana to translate kanji) is used.

 

Chinese characters (hanzi) have many strokes that it's hard to write using your hand. Btw, Chinese has divided into two in terms of writing: simplified and traditional Chinese. Chinese language is the hardest to learn out of the other East Asian languages. You can ask Hanabi-neechan/Hanabi-eonni for more details since she's Chinese.

 

Korean characters (hangul) is the easiest to learn, to memorize, and to differentiate out of the other East Asian languages. Korean people doesn't use hanja today but it exists in Korean literature.

 

Tip: If you can't see either hiragana and/or katakana in a sentence, it's Chinese. Otherwise, it's Japanese. If you see a square-circle-line characters, it's Korean.

Who you calling older sister  sister    .

 

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I wanna go home already.
Ich möchte essen. Schlafen. Und einkaufen gehen.
Das ist Folter.

@das Geschopf- Ich werde Ihre email später dann nachdem ich Ende dieses blutigen Aktivität und Seminar.

Don't die Bunny don't die !!! Hang on !!! . Are you on your research project  you went to that gorgeous place already !? .

 

That's Ok no worries take all the time you need .

[Rabbit]

 
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Don't die Bunny don't die !!! Hang on !!! . Are you on your research project  you went to that gorgeous place already !? .
 
That's Ok no worries take all the time you need .

Nein. I'm at a research facility of another university. It's bloody 5:40 pm already. I have to take the bus and travel for 4 hours. Please kill me. Right now.

Ich möchte cuss auf meinen Begleiter hier wer hört aufmerksam zu, den langweiligen Vorlesungen big time.

Bitte nehmen Sie mich weg von diesem schrecklichen Ort.

I just remembered that I can speak a wee bit German.

[FireFox]

Nein. I'm at a research facility of another university. It's bloody 5:40 pm already. I have to take the bus and travel for 4 hours. Please kill me. Right now.

Ich möchte cuss auf meinen Begleiter hier wer hört aufmerksam zu, den langweiligen Vorlesungen big time.

Bitte nehmen Sie mich weg von diesem schrecklichen Ort.

I just remembered that I can speak a wee bit German.

  That's horrible !!! But.....But....I can't you're still a baby bunny and you still have much binking and eating carrots & cabbage to do .

 

. There There you'll survive you just need a bit of a motivation  Just listen to this and all will be fine  .

 

I was wondering what's with the German so sudden , I thought you quit on it .

Edited by NarutoFireFoxUzumaki, 27 June 2015 - 10:39 AM.

[Rabbit]

  That's horrible !!! But.....But....I can't you're still a baby bunny and you still have much binking and eating carrots & cabbage to do .
 
. There There you'll survive you just need a bit of a motivation  Just listen to this and all will be fine  .

 
I was wondering what's with the German so sudden , I thought you quit on it .

Hmp. I don't eat carrots unless it's a carrot cake. And it's horrible. Bloody horrible. I'm stuck in the bloody bus with a bloody traffic jam and it's bloody raining.

Bloody Gorden Bennet. That song is well I feel like being in an accident and the people were singing that horrid song.


Nein nein. Not a even a bit. I still love how those lovely German words roll on my tongue so I won't give up on it.

Ich werde nie aufgeben, auf das Sprechen der deutschen Sprache. Wie meine erste Liebe.

[FireFox]

Hmp. I don't eat carrots unless it's a carrot cake. And it's horrible. Bloody horrible. I'm stuck in the bloody bus with a bloody traffic jam and it's bloody raining.

Bloody Gorden Bennet. That song is well I feel like being in an accident and the people were singing that horrid song.


Nein nein. Not a even a bit. I still love how those lovely German words roll on my tongue so I won't give up on it.

Ich werde nie aufgeben, auf das Sprechen der deutschen Sprache. Wie meine erste Liebe.

What The.........Carrot Cake !? . No car there !!? That is awful  . Would you like to put you in the oven and eat you to end your misery !?  .

 

Ok Ok how about this one , you need this I think .

 

 

Hahahaha !!! You must have been a German Rabbit in your previous life    and here I thought your first love was food .

 

You still using a German dictionary to write or you've learn quite enough by now !?