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Figgleby Report | 09/29/2011 3:12 pm

Why is you a lemon tree?

Kukiko Hayashi Report | 12/12/2009 1:47 pm

I'm not Poof! Kiyo-chan is Poof! And also 'chan' is just a way of adressing someone whom you are firmiliar with. IE, family and friends that you have known for a long time.
((She's right. 'Chan" is a suffix sometimes used for talking about someone of firmiliar status with you.))

Kukiko Hayashi Report | 12/12/2009 1:44 pm

'Onee-chan' means older sister. Hayashi Yukiko is my onee-chan. Kiyoko is Kiyo-chan and mine and onee-chan's little brother is Keno-kun.

Kukiko Hayashi Report | 12/12/2009 1:37 pm

Arigatou. Kiyoko (or Stephanie) had said that it was about time that onee-chan and I get new school clothes. We don't go to school in Japan anymore so we can wear what we like.

((I like talking in character))

Kukiko Hayashi Report | 12/03/2009 4:33 pm

What I said was " I am good. I am very hungry though." or something along those lines.

Kukiko Hayashi Report | 12/03/2009 4:19 pm

Watashi wa hijō ni umaku i~tsu te iru. Watashi wa hontōni kakawara zu , ue te iru.

Kukiko Hayashi Report | 12/03/2009 4:12 pm

Nani?
((I'm still learning. What does 'genki' mean? I can't find a translation that makes sense.))
I know what desu ka means.

Kukiko Hayashi Report | 12/03/2009 4:05 pm

Konichiwa!
((I write a lot in Japanese with Kukiko and Yukiko... and Tsukiko is yet to come with the Japanese.))

Tillyz Report | 03/28/2009 8:52 pm

i got hacked gonk but with the help of my many friends, i got everything back 4laugh

Tillyz Report | 03/15/2009 1:29 pm

oh, thats good, so that means you'll be able to walk again of course 3nodding