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SoNyuhShi Daelover → yaya.so.kul
Happy birthday may you always have good health and good friends =D
Sep 07 2010 03:33 PM
donnyjsp → yaya.so.kul
hey, happy birthday ^^, don't know if it's to ear'y but this is the only time I could spare ^_^, and I hope you have a great birthday~
Sep 06 2010 08:31 PM
mnytclubber → yaya.so.kul
i am not good in french and only few basics.. lol. haruchan,
"Depuis quand avez-vous étudié le français? il est difficile, c'est que vous étudiez anglais et en français en même temps.
Pouvez-vous comprendre ce que je dis?"
"Depuis quand avez-vous étudié le français? il est difficile, c'est que vous étudiez anglais et en français en même temps.
Pouvez-vous comprendre ce que je dis?"
Aug 04 2010 09:17 PM
yaya.so.kul → mnytclubber
hix oppa ... I'm crazy 'cuz of studying
I've started studying French! OMG ... I can't speak it. too different from English
I've started studying French! OMG ... I can't speak it. too different from English
Aug 04 2010 07:03 AM
yaya.so.kul → mnytclubber
thankx oppa ...I get it
It's quite strange 'cuz in Vnamese we just call the name , nothing else
How about the name Haruhi ^^ "Haruchan !" Is it Ok ? ^^
It's quite strange 'cuz in Vnamese we just call the name , nothing else
How about the name Haruhi ^^ "Haruchan !" Is it Ok ? ^^
Jul 28 2010 05:44 AM
mnytclubber → yaya.so.kul
its "ssi" not "shi" lol.. in korea, putting "ssi" after a name is more formal than putting an "ah" when calling someone
Jul 27 2010 10:07 PM
mnytclubber → yaya.so.kul
the only unisex name i can think of as now is yuki, rei and aki
Jul 27 2010 10:01 PM
mnytclubber → yaya.so.kul
Sama - a more respectful version of san. It is used mainly to refer to people much higher in rank than oneself, toward one's customers, and sometimes toward people one greatly admires. Example: a president from a company, prime minister, director, etc
Jul 27 2010 09:58 PM
mnytclubber → yaya.so.kul
San - Is similar to addressing title: ms., Mr., mrs. ,used with people of the same age even, a polite or formal way of respecting someone or a colleague from a workplace. Sometimes used in company names
Jul 27 2010 09:57 PM
mnytclubber → yaya.so.kul
Kun - Is used for young teenage males.. used by females when addressing a male that they are emotionally attached to or have known for a long period of time. kun is generally used for boys only.
Jul 27 2010 09:57 PM
