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Elementary One, Lesson Three

Wednesday, December 2, 2009

Note that "じ" and "ぢ" have the same pronounciation.
"ず" and "づ" also have the same pronounciation.
We only use "ぢ" when it is after "ち".
Otherwise, use "じ".
We only use "づ" when it is after "つ".
Otherwise, use "ず".

Eg:
ちぢ
つづ

There are 3 groups of verbs for Japanese Language.

The conjugation line of Group 1 Verbs is
"か" "き" "く" "け" "こ",
"さ" "し" "す" "せ" "そ" and so on.

The conjugation line of Group 2 Verbs is the first sound.
The first sound is always the same for Group 2 verbs.
Group 2 verbs only ends with　"る" with the exception of the 2 irregular verbs "くる"　and　"する".

Using　"おきる" as an example, let's take a look at the conjugation line.

おき|ない
おき|ます
おき|る
おき|れば
おき|よう
おき|て

"おきる" means "wake up / get up".

ね|ない
ね|ます
ね|る
ね|れば
ね|よう
ね|て

"ねる" means "to sleep / to go to bed".

なんじに　おきるんですか？
What time do you wake up?
ごぜんろくじはんに　おきようとおもいます。
I plan to wake up at 6.30am.

なんじに　おきればいいですか？
What time should I wake up?
ごぜんはちじに　おきてください。
Please wake up at 8am.

Add　"を" after Object of transitive verbs.
It is for action words.
Similar to -ing for english.

"みる"　means "to see / to watch / to look"

"どんな" means "what kind of / what type of"

"なに" means "what"

どんなえいがをみますか？
What kind of movie do you watch?
ロマンス(romansu)を　みます。
I watch romance.

"ロマンス" means "romance".

Change "を" to "は" for negative sentence.

ロマンスを　みますか？
Do you watch romance?
ロマンスは　みません。
I don't watch romance.

"たべる"　means "to eat"

すしを　たべますか？
Do you eat sushi?
はい、　たべます。
Yes, I eat.

すしを　たべますか？
Do you eat sushi?
いいえ、　すしは　たべめせん。
No, I don't eat sushi.

We already know the conjugation line for Group 1, Group 2 and one of the irregular verb "くる".
Now, let's look at "する".
The conjugation line for "する" is "し" "し" "す" "す" "し" "し".

し|ない
し|ます
す|る
す|れば
し|よう
し|て

"する"　means "to do / to play / to take(seldom)"

いつ　しゅくだいを　しますか？
When do you do your homework?
あしたのあさ　しよう　とおもいます。
I plan to do tomorrow morning.

まいあさ　なんじに　ジョギングを　しますか？
What time do you jog every morning?
はちじに　します。
I jog at 8.

"ジョギング" means "jogging".

"どうして" means "why".
"からです" means "because".

"どうして" must be used with "ndesu" not "masu".
The answer normally ends with "からです" or "ndesu".

どうして　はやく　おきるんですか？
Why do you wake up early?
がっこうへ　いくからです。
Because I am going to school.
がっこうへ　いくんです。
Because I am going to school.

"はやく" means "early".

The dictionary form is used with "ndesu" for polite sentence.
Before "からです", it is always the dictionary form.

みるからです
Because I am "watching / seeing / looking".

ねるからです
Because I am sleeping.

たべるからです
Because I am eating.

The particle "も" means "also / too".

まいにち　しちじに　おきます。　あしたは　ごじに　おきます。
I wake up at 7 everyday. I wake up at 5 tomorrow.
まいにち　しちじに　おきます。　あしたも　しちじに　おきます。
I wake up at 7 everyday. I wake up at 7 tomorrow too.

とうきょうへは　こんしゅう　いきます。　おおさかへは　らいしゅう　いきます。
I am going to tokyo this week. I am going to osaka next week.
とうきょうへは　こんしゅう　いきます。　おおさかへも　こんしゅう　いきます。
I am going to tokyo this week. I am going to osaka this week too.

"まいにち" means "every day".

"でも" means "but".
It is used in spoken Japanese.

"しかし" means "but".
It is used in formal situations or in written Japanese.

"しごとを" to work.

"べんきょうを" to study.

しごとを　します　でも　べんきょうも　します。
I work but I study too.

Vocabulary:

くだもの (fruit)

でんわ (telephone)

まど (window)

かげん (bag)

えび (shrimp)

しんぶん (newspaper)

かべ (wall of house)

おぼん (tray)

でんぽ (radio wave)

えんびつ (pencil)

てんぷら (tempura)

さんぽ (walk)

えだ (branch)

うで (arm)

でんき (electricity)

おどり (dance)

こども (child)

たばこ (cigarette)

ゆび (finger)

へび (snake)

ぶんか (culture)

なべ (pan)

ぼいん (vowel)

Double consonant sounds are indicated by a small (っ) preceding the kana containing the consonant sound.
This (っ) means that the following consonant is to be given two syllables' duration.

__っか(__kka)　__っき(__kki)　__っく(__kku)　__っけ(__kke)　
__っこ(__kko)
__っさ(__ssa)　__っし(__sshi)　__っす(__ssu)　__っせ(__sse)　
__っそ(__sso)
__った(__tta)　__っち(__tchi)　__っつ(__ttsu)　__って(__tte)　
__っと(__tto)
__っぱ(__ppa)　__っぴ(__ppi)　__っぷ(__ppu)　__っぺ(__ppe)　
__っぽ(__ppo)

らっかせん　(parachute)

がっき　(musical instrument)

せっけん　(soap)

けっこん　(marriage)

ざっし　(magazine)

きって　(stamp)

らっぱ　(bugle / trumpet)

きっぷ　(ticket)

ほっぺた　(cheek)

いっかい　(first floor)

さっか　(writer)

たっき　(diary)

はっけん　(discovery)

いっさつ　(one book)

はっせつ　(eight thousand)

けっせき　(absence)

わったい　(the tropics)

こぎって　(cheque)

いっぷん　(one minute)

ろっぷん　(six minutes)

しっぱい　(failure)

せいねんがっぴ　(date of birth)

Elementary One, Lesson Three ends here.
Do let me know if there are any mistakes.

Clarisee ©

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Elementary One, Lesson Two

Numbers:

いち (1)

に (2)

さん (3)

し / よん (4)

ご (5)

ろく (6)

しち / なな (7)

はち (8)

く / きゅう (9)

じゅう (10)

じゅういちい (11)

じゅうに (12)

じゅうさん (13)

じゅう / しじゅうよん (14)

じゅうご (15)

じゅうろく (16)

じゅうしち / じゅうなな (17)

じゅうはち (18)

じゅうくじゅうきゅう (19)

にじゅう (20)

さんじゅう (30)

よんじゅう (40)

ごじゅう (50)

ろくじゅう (60)

ななじゅう / しちじゅう (70)

はちじゅう (80)

きゅうじゅう (90)

ひゃく (100)

せんいっせん (1,000)

いちまん (10,000)

To get 16, it is 10 + 6.
じゅう　＋　ろく　＝　じゅうろく

To get 14, 17 and 19, it is 10 + 4, 10 + 7 and 10 + 9 respectively.
There are 2 ways for saying 4, 7 and 9.
じゅう　＋　し　＝　じゅうし　or　じゅう　＋　よん　＝　じゅうよん

じゅう　＋　しち　＝　じゅうしち　or　じゅう　＋　なな　＝　じゅうなな

じゅう　＋　く　＝　じゅうく　or　じゅう　＋　きゅう　＝　じゅうきゅう

To get 26, it is 20(to get 20, it is 2 + 10) + 6.
にじゅう(に　＋　じゅう)　＋　ろく　＝　にじゅうろく

To get 88, it is 80(to get 80, it is 8 + 10) + 8.
はちじゅう(はち　＋　じゅう)　＋　はち　＝　はちじゅうはち

When using ペイジ(peeji)　or　ばん , use only　よん　、　なな　、　きゅう.

~~しペイジ~~　　　　　よんペイジ
~~しちペイジ~~　　　　ななペイジ
~~くペイジ~~　　　　　きゅうペイジ

100 will be　ひゃく
200 will be　にひゃく
400 will be　よんひゃく
700 will be　ななひゃく

1,000 will be　せん /　いっせん
2,000 will be　にせん
7,000 will be　ななせん
9,000 will be　きゅうせん

10,000 will be　いちまん
30,000 will be　さんまん
40,000 will be　よんまん
90,000 will be　きゅうまん

Time:

1 o'clock　　いちじ
4 o'clock　　よじ
7 o'clock　　しちじ
9 o'clock　　くい

half はん

5.30 will be ごじはん
7.30 will be しちじはん

Am(morning) is 　ごぜん
Pm(afternoon) is 　ごご

8am will be　　ごぜんはちじ
10.30am will be　　ごぜんじゅうじはん

4pm will be 　ごごよじ
9.30pm will be 　ごごくじはん

Am and Pm is written before the time.

From lesson 1, "に" is used for event/action.

"に" is also used for time or day of event/action.

なんようび (what day)

しゅう (week)
にちようび (sunday)
げつようび (monday)
かようび (tuesday)
すいようび (wednesday)
もくようび (thursday)
きんようび (friday)
どようび (saturday)

なんじ (what time)

いつ (when)

きょう (today)
あした (tomorrow)
あさって (the day after tomorrow)
こんしゅう (this week)
らいしゅう (next week)
まいしゅう (every week)

どこ (where)

なんようびにいきますか？ (what day are you going?)
きんようびにいきます。 (I am going on Friday.)

なんじにいきますか？　(what time are you going?)
さんじにいきます。 (I am going at 3 o'clock.)

いつがっこうへいきますか？ (when are you going to school?)
きょういきます。 (I am going today.)

まいさんはがっこうへいきます。 (Mai is going to school.)

どこへいきますか？
がっこうへいきます。

In lesson 1, the 3 forms, "nai-form", "masu-form" and "dictionary-form" were taught.

Let's use "いく" as example.

いかない (nai-form)
いきます (masu-form)
いく (dictionary-form)
いけば (conditional-form)
いこう (volitional-form)
いって (te-form)

いけば　＋　いいですか (should I go?)
いこう　　＋　とおもいます (I plan to go.)
いって　＋　ください (Please go.)

まい：　いつ　がこうへ　いけばいいですか？
Mai: When should i go to school?
あや：　あしたのあさ　いってください。
Aya: Please go tomorrow morning.

**Use の to join 2 nouns together.

まい：　なんようびに　いきますか？
Mai: What day are you going?
あや：　すいようびに　いこうとおもいます。
Aya: I plan to go on Wednesday.

まい：にちようびに　いきますか？
Mai: Are you going on Sunday?
あや：いいえ、　にちようびには　いきません。
Aya: No, I am not going on Sunday.

まい：ごごにじに　いけばいいですか？
Mai: Should I go at 2pm?
あや：はい、　いってください。
Aya: Yes, please go.

We know that "くる" is one of the 2 irregular verbs.
The conjugation line for "くる" is "ko" "ki" "ku" "ku" "ko" "ki".

こない (nai-form)
きます (masu-form)
くる (dictionary-form)
くれば (conditional-form)
こよう (volitional-form)
きて (te-form)

あやさんは　どこへ　いきますか？
Where is Aya going?
あやさんは　ともだちのうちへ　いきます。
Aya is going to her friend's house.

ともだち (Friend)
うち (House)

あやさんは　いつ　ともだちのうちへ　いきますか？
When is Aya going to her friend's house?
あやさんは　ともだちのうちへ　あしたのごぜんじゅういちじに　いきます。
Aya is going to her friend's house tomorrow at 11am.

まいさんは　かいものに　いきますか？
When is Mai going shopping?
まいさんは　かいものに　きょうのごごにじはんに　いきます。
Mai is going shopping today at 2.30pm.

Do not forget to add "は" for negative sentences.

わたしのうちへ　どようびに　きますか？
Are you coming to my house on Saturday?
いいえ、　どようびにわ　きません。
No, I am not going on Saturday.

"ndesu" should be used in conversation only.
It is not to be used for writing.

During a conversation, when "masu" is used, you can reply with "ndesu" also.
Likewise, when "ndesu" is used, "masu" can be used in replying too.
It does not have to be "ndesu" with "ndesu" or "masu" with "masu".

Vocabulary:

うま (horse)

みみ (ear)

むし (insect)

め (eye)

くも (cloud)

やま (mountain)

あめ (rain)

ゆき (snow)

よる (night)

あさ (morning)

さくら (cherry blossoms)

はかり (weighing-scale)

さる (monkey)

きれ (cloth)

しろ (castle)

かわ (river)

せんす (folding fan)

きんこ [safe(a box with password for keeping valuables)]

まいばん (every night)

まいあさ (every morning)

ことし (this year)

ねん (year)

らいねん (next year)

くすりや [drug(medicine) store]

くすり (medicine)

あたま (head)

うみ (sea)

おつり (change)

こんにちは (good afternoon)

わたし (I)

にわ (garden)

ほんや (bookstore)

がか (painter)

めがね (spectacles)

ぎんか (silver coin)

ぎん (silver)

きん (gold)

つくえ (desk)

かぎ (key)

ぐんじん (soldier)

かぐ (furniture)

げた (wooden clogs)

わなげ (quoits)

ごはん (rice)

りんご (apple)

はいざら (ash tray)

ふじさん (Mt. Fuji)

ちず (map)

かぜ (wind)

すいぞくかん (aquarium)

がいこくじん (foreigner)

がいこく (foreign country)

かがく (chemistry)

ぎんこう (bank)

みぎ [right(direction)]

ひだり [left(direction)]

めぐすり (eye lotion)

げんいん (cause)

ひげ (beard)

かざん (volcano)

みず (water)

かぞく (family)

Elementary One, Lesson Two ends here.
Let me know if there are any mistakes.

Clarisee ©

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Elementary One, Lesson One

Monday, November 30, 2009

First of all, let's learn self introduction.

When you're meeting someone for the first time overseas, they might not know which country you're from.

Here are some country names:

China :　ちゅうごく

Japan :　にぽん　/　にほん

Singapore :　シンガポール(shingapo-ru)

Malaysia :　マレーシヤ(mare-shiya)

America :　アメリカ(amerika)

To say your nationality, just add じん (jin) behind the country name.

For Japan nationality, use only にほんじん (nihonjin).

Now, let's add じん behind country names to get nationalities.

China :　ちゅうごくじん

Japan :　にほんじん

Singapore :　シンガポールじん

Malaysia :　マレーシアじん

America :　アメリカじん

We add a particle after the topic.

__________ さんは ________ じんです。

When the topic is about someone or something, we add the particle は after the topic.
For the letter は , when used as a particle, it is pronounced as wa.
When it is used in words, it is pronounced as ha.

Adding か to the end of a sentence makes it a question.

はい　そうです

Yes, that's right.

いいえ　ちがいます

No, that's wrong.

Greetings (あいさつ):

When you meet someone in the morning:

まい：　おはようございます。

みかん：　おはようございます。

When you meet someone in the afternoon:

まい：　こんにちは。

みかん：　こんにちは。

When you meet someone in the evening:

まい：　こんばんは。

みかん：　こんばんは。

During parting:

まい：　さようなら。

みかん：　しつれいします。

しつれいします is a formal way of saying good-bye compared to さようなら.

It is more appropriate to use しつれいしますwhen speaking with elders or superiors.

Situation 1:

まい：　すみません。

みかん：　いいえ。

すみません means "I'm sorry".

いいえ means "It's okay".

Situation 2:

まい：　どうぞ。

みかん：　ありがとうございます。

まい：　いいえ。

どうぞ means "Here you go".

ありがとうございます means "Thank you very much".

いいえ means "You're welcome".

Situation 3:

(when you are entering a room at work)

まい：　しつれいします。

みかん：　どうぞ。

しつれいします means "Excuse me".

どうぞ means "Please come in".

しつれいします can be used for various situations.

Some examples are:

- When you are trying to pass by someone, you say "excuse me".

- When you are in the middle of a meeting but your phone rings, you say "excuse me" also.

For situation 1 and situation 2, the meaning of いいえ is different.

For situation 2 and situation 3, the meaning of どうぞ is different.

The meaning will differ depending on circumstances.

Introduction:

まい：　はじめまして。まいです。どうぞよろしく。

みかん：はじめまして。みかんです。どうぞよろしくおねがいします。

はじめまして means "How are you".

どうぞよろしく and どうぞよろしくおねがいします both means "Nice to meet you".

But どうぞよろしくおねがいします is a more formal way of saying "Nice to meet you" than どうぞよろしく.

Longer words are always a more formal way of expressing oneself.

Getting back to where we were, introducing yourself with your nationality:

はじめましで。

(name)です。

(country)じんです。

どうぞよろしくおねがいします。

Let's use "Crystal" for "name"

and "America" for "country".

How are you.

I'm Crystal.

I am American.

Nice to meet you.

Pronunciation:

Eg:
when it's こう, we pronounce as koo instead of kou.
when it's えい, we pronounce as ee instead of ei.

Pronouncing as kou or ei is wrong.

ndesu and masu form:

ndesu form and masu form are both polite forms.

We use ndesu to emphasize the sentence.
It is used when someone is very curious about something or when it is very important.

masu form is used under normal circumstances.

Let's use いく as an example.
いく is dictionary form.
いく means "go".

The conjugation line of "いく" is "か" "き" "く" "け" and "こ".
We add "ない" "ます" "ば" and "お" respectively to "か" "き" "け" and "こ".

This is what we will get:

いかない
いきます
いけば
いこお

The dictionary form of いく remains unchanged.

Let's focus on the masu form and ndesu form for now.

Remember that we use "ndesu" to emphasize on something.
We can use it to express our concern for something which is very important or which we're very curious about.

どこへいくんですか？
どこへいきますか？

The 2 sentences above means "Where are you going?".
By comparing the 2 sentences, when you say "どこへいくんですか？" , it will show that you are concerned about where the person is going much more than when you use "どこへいきますか？".

When the topic is about direction(s) (eg: place or location), we add the particle へ after the topic.
For the letter へ , when used as a particle, it is pronounced as e.
When it is used in words, it is pronounced as he.

かいしゃ means "office/company".
がっこう means "school".
ゆうびんきょく means "post office".
ここ means "here".
そこ means "there".
あそこ means "over there".
どこ means "where".

We add へ to the end of these words as these are all places/ locations.

どこへいくんですか？　　　　　(Where are you going?)
かいしゃへいくんです。　　　　(I'm going to the office.)

どこへいきますか？　　　　　　(Where are you going?)
ゆうびんきょこへいきます。　　(I'm going to the post-office.)

When the topic is about Purpose(s) (eg: event or action), we add the particle に after the topic.

かいもの means "shopping".
えいが means "movie".
レッスン(ressun) means "lesson".
テニス(tenisu) means "tennis".

We add に to the end of these words as these are all events/actions.

どこへいくんですか？　　　　　(Where are you going?)
かいものにいくんせづ。　　　　(I'm going shopping.)

どこへいきますか？　　　　　　(Where are you going?)
レッスンにいきます。　　　　　　(I'm going for lesson.)

Now let's look at the nai form.

The nai form is for negative usage.
Remember earlier that "ない" goes with "か"?
Still using "いく" as example, it will be "いかない" for "ない" form.

Note that using "いかない" itself will be non-polite usage.
We have the masu and ndesu form for polite usage.
"いきません" and "いかないんです" will be polite negative usage.

When it is for negative usage, we add "は" behind the particle used.
Eg:
へ becomes へは
に becomes には

We know that "いく" means "go".
Let's look at "くる" now.
"くる" means "come".

かいしゃへきますか？　　　　　　(Are you coming to the office?)
はい、　くるんです。　　　　　　　(Yes, I'm coming.)

がっこうへくるんですか？　　　　　(Are you coming to school?)
いいえ、　こないんです。　　　　　　　(No, I'm not coming.)

テニスにくるんですか？　　　　　(Are you coming for tennis??)
はい、　テニスにくるんです。　　　　(Yes, I'm coming for tennis.)

レッスンにきますか？　　　　　　(Are you coming for lesson?)
いいえ、　レッスンにわきません。　　　　　　(No, I'm not coming for lesson.)

As くる is an irregular verb, the forms are as follow:

nai form:　こない
masu form:　きます
dictionary form:　くる
conditional form:　ければ
vocational form:　こよお

Now using "くる" as example, it will be "こない" for "ない" form.

Note that using "こない" itself will be non-polite usage.
We have the masu and ndesu form for polite usage.
"きません" and "こないんです" will be polite negative usage.

When the participants of the conversation are at the same place, they will use the same verb for conversation.
Eg:
まい：　かいしゃへきますか？ (Are you coming to the office?)
みかん：　はい、　きます。　　　(Yes, I'm coming.)

When the participants of the conversation are at different places, the conversation will be like this:

まい：　ここへくるんですか？　　　　　　　　　　　　　　(Are you coming here?)
みかん：　いいえ、　そこへはいかないんです。　　　 (No, I'm not going there.)

Next up, we have classroom expressions.

はじめましょう (Let's start)

いっしょに　いってください (Please say it together)

もおいちど　いってください (please say it again)

ゆっくり　おっしゃってください [please say it slowly(to the teachers)]

きいてください (please listen)

きょおかしょを　みてください (please look at your textbook)

いっしょに　よんでください (please read together)

なまえを　かいてください (please write your name)

わかりましたか (Do you understand)
わかりました (I understand)
わかりません (I don't understand)

しつもんは　ありますか (Do you have any question)
あいません (I don't have)
はい、　あります (Yes, I have)

おわりましょう (Let's finish)

Vocabulary:

あし (foot)

かい (shell)

うし (cow/ox)

えき (station)

しお (salt)

かさ (umbrella)

くし (comb)

いけ (pond)

ここ (here)

そこ (there)

すいか (watermelon)

あせ (sweat)

たいこ (drum)

うち (house)

くつ (shoes)

て (hand)

いと (thread)

さかな (fish)

かに (crab)

いぬ (dog)

ねこ (cat

つの (horn)

しか (deer)

はし (bridge)

ひ (fire)

ふえ (flute)

へい (wall)

ほし (star)

あかい　(red)

あう　(to meet)

え　(picture)

あおい　(blue)

いう　(to say)

あき　(autumn)

しかく　(square)

かう　(to buy)

いす　(chair)

せかい　(world)

きそく　(regulation)

こえ　(voice)

あした　(tomorrow)

くち　(mouth)

きせつ　(season)

ちかてつ　(subway)

いとつ　(cousin)

おととい　(the day before yesterday)

なつ　(summer)

くに　(country)

おかね　(money)

いつ　(when)

ふね　(ship)

はな　(flower)

つかう　(to use)

Elementary One, Lesson One ends here.
Do let me know if there are any mistakes.

Clarisee ©

3:33 PM | Time is ticking

Brainless Company

Thursday, November 26, 2009

.__________________________.

Where got company ask employee almost everyday ot de sia =.=
If not enuff ppl den what for in the 1st place kip sacking ppl?
dumbass
Dunno who incharge of these sia zzz

Other companies is like when got deadline to meet den nid to work ot for a period of time.
Or when got ppl QUIT den haven hire dao ppl den nid to cover their workload.
But also not working ot for a indefinite period of time wad =.=

Nw is wad?
U SACK PPL den ask others to work OT to cover the remaining workload LMAO?

Like u commit murder den ask ppl go serve ur term in jail for u sia.
wtf wtf wtf la

Yar we all know
Company is no life de
Then? So?
Employees also no life huh?
Company dun nid to accompany family/friends/bf/gf de okies
Then employees also dun nid la?
FK U LA
SMLJ policy is tis!?

Government encourage ppl to get married and have kids.
Company sack ppl dao remaining employees have to work ot for a indefinite period of time.

So becomes wad?
U get married.
U have kids.
But u belong to the company.
Not to your family.
Normal working hours pei company still not enuff de.
Need to work ot.
Yar yar ot got $$ take rite?
den why dun use the ot money hire another person?
orh okie okie littat cheaper huh?
So, for the company's sake, employees must be able to sacrifice their personal time to the extent of even if damage if inflicted on the employee's personal relationships, employees should place their company 1st.

Littat hor, those working in that company de.
Dun get involved in a relationship.
Dun form a family.

For wad?

Everything also give to company le wad?
Den since everything give to company le, wan date ar?
Date with company la.
Wan form a family ar?
Easy la!! Form with company lo~~

Reasonable right?
What the company took from you.
You take back from the company.
It's only fair littat wad?

You pay de company la.
Den can date with the company liao.
Nt bad wad ahahahahahahahhahahahhahahahahaha

Clarisee ©

4:37 PM | Time is ticking

New BlogSkin again ^^

Sunday, November 22, 2009

^^
finally done with this skin .__.
bad thing is... i still dunno hw to make the tab direct to different place rofl...
that's why gave up and made it like tis instead.
I like tis better than de previous 1 also LOL!!
Nic also said that he likes this more too and this is nicer hahaha!!

8 more days till classes starts.
Hopefully I'll be able to post? x__X

Clarisee ©

1:31 AM | Time is ticking

Hiragana Chart

Saturday, November 21, 2009

Above is the Hiragana Chart. This is essential if you wanna learn jap~ ^^.
Before starting on anything else, know the letters 1st.
(Click on the image for clearer view.)

Clarisee ©

3:21 PM | Time is ticking

Nic's blogskin

Tuesday, November 17, 2009

^^

I finished doing nic's blogskin lurhs wahahahahas~
As requested, simple de!!

I fish very long for ideas lo .__.
Luckily finally got an idea =x

Idea came from...Nic ALWAYS so busy ><" ALWAYS crushed by workload lolol so..... the image on the left. You guessed it~ Den its the image on the right.... That 1 also think very long lurhs ><"
cuz dunno hw to match x__X
den in the end decided on monitor~

Improving my skills hahahas~

Clarisee ©

5:53 AM | Time is ticking