Watashi wa Eka Desu

Beside that, I`ve learned Nihongo (Japanesse Language). Now I understand what is the differences between Hiragana and Katakana. Hiragana is pure words from Japan When Foreign language come to Japan, Katakana was born. For example, the word “table” become “teeburu” then written with Katakana. By the way, Japanese use Hiragana, katakana, and Kanji altogether in sentences. Wow! It`s really hard to memorize them all (Hiragana and Katakana, plus million Kanji). Although It`s hard for me, I think learning Nihongo give me a Pleasure!!^^ Why???...hm I don`t know, the language is funny, complicated, and simbolict. Just try to watch Dorama (Japanese film series) and hear Japanese voices....you`ll see. Ha..ha...
“Hajimemashite”
“Watashi wa Eka desu”
“watashi wa daigakudesu”
”Doozo yoroshiku”
ps: Have you ever seen “Sapuri"?? one kind of Drama about extraordinary woman...Hm, I love it!.
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