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コンプレックスマインさん、たんじょうびおめでとう！ ハッピーバースデイ！ Happy burstday!

I love to sing too... But I afraid I might disturb the neighbors. You see, I get ecstatic when I started to sing. ^^;

Happy birthday! \o/ *throws confetti*

Ooo... I never had the courage to do that (in my room)... ^^

Whoa... Where did you actually recorded those? I mean... Where did you do the recording?

Closing thread. Don't want some thoughtless question breaks the harmony of this community.

Thanks! :)

It's the heart that counts... <3

I've never gave a **** about this during my Japanese lesson, coz I found it troublesome to remember it by heart... :o I'm flattered! ^^

I sensed that my name is called here... Whoa! Nice analysis. This will be a great reference to all of us!

Thanks again to everyone that sent me your wishes. Wish all of you had a great day too and will have more great days ahead! ^^

*takes notes* I use Minna no Nihongo (It's the textbook usd in my school). It's more to then use of 謙譲語 and very formal grammar. We don't practice spoken Japanese here... XD Let's stop it here. :)

I've never seen noun+する in formal use, but I think it's quite common to use that like... in advertisement etc to convey the message fast. Even I feel that it'a a bit wrong to use 挨拶が出来ます. More proper usage will be 挨拶することが出来ます. Which remonds me of one more: プレゼントを届きたりするのが出来るなら ->...

Thanks, guys! I'm happy for being part of the group! I'm so touched... *weeps* Here comes my working habit... こちらこそ、皆と会えて良かったと思う。 (Glad to meet you all too!) どうもありがとう！ヘ(・ρ・ヘ))))) ウヘヘヘェ♪ (Thank you!) Hope everybody had a great day too!

Is it? I thought Korean Grammar and Chinese grammar are the same... *never studied Korean before* That's true... They used to limit it to only names, but now they use hangul for name too... FYI, you can find old dictionary written fully in Hanja. Greg won't bite... If he does, I would be...

Is he? I thought German fod was refering to him! She should change to onkei-chan :p I sometimes mixed up with the sexes of the staff.

Yeah. Some Japanese phrases can't even be translated accurately to its nearest neighbor's language (Chinese). Or it could mean "A passionate island where people fall in love at the first sight". Though it's a *bit* lengthy...

Now that makes me 羨ましい! I wanted to go Hokkaido... Heard a lot it's a beautiful but cold place (never been to any places that have 4 seasons...) I speak Chinese everyday, my friend... Really Chinese is about memorizing... Coz they are all ideograms. I was here right after I got to know...

Japanese Entymology Let's talk here! ^^

Yay~ \o/