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Hello world Well, language I can write is English - excludes my native tongue Japanese. So I write in English here, for now. However my English is not great yet, enough for a minimum of communication/reading/writing for fun, I guess. Currently I'm interested in learning other languages. That's why I signed up here. Hope that I'd be able to start writing in other languages here someday soon. Even English, I'd better to make a small moment to write daily some more. Cause I have less time to talk buddies from overseas recently, and my poor English goes poorer! :-p What else should I write here...? Diary-ish...? Well, I went to Kawaguchi-shi, Saitama pref for watching Telugu movie "Ramayya Vasthavayya". It's one and only screening in Japan. With no dubbing, even no subtitles, but several keen South Indian movie fan in Japan includes me enjoyed it. Apart from the story, my most fav actor/dancer (in Telugu film) Jr. NTR performed great as usual. Usually many Telugu people living in Japan also come to see the Telugu film screenings, but this time, they have plenty of other events. Navratri, Dhiwali and athletic festival. So less Telugu peeps there.

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Hello world

Well, one language I can write other than my native tongue Japanese is English. So I will write in English here, for now.
However my English is not great yet, only good enough for a minimum of communication/reading/writing for fun, I guess. 
I'm currently interested in learning other languages. That's why I signed up here.

Hope that I'll be able to start writing in other languages here someday soon.
Even English, I'd better make a small effort to write some more daily. Recently, I have had less time to talk, buddies from overseas, and my poor English gets poorer! :-p

What else should I write here...?
Diary-ish...?

Well, I went to Kawaguchi-shi, Saitama pref to watch the Telugu movie "Ramayya Vasthavayya". It's the one and only Indian movie screening in Japan. It had no dubbing, and not even subtitles, but several keen South Indian movie fans in Japan including me enjoyed it. Story aside, my most fav actor/dancer (in Telugu film) Jr. NTR performed great as usual.

Usually many Telugu people living in Japan also come to see the Telugu film screenings, but this time, they were busy with plenty of other events like Navratri, Dhiwali and the athletic festival. So there were less Telugu people there.

 

Well done! This is good :)

I am a South Indian movie fan too :)

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