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Hey, my name is Ruin, and I live in England, in the UK. My hobbies include reading, drawing, and watching/reading anime and manga. As well as learning Japanese, I have recently completed a GCSE course in French. I would love to learn other languages, perhaps you could help? I'm also on fanfiction.net as Ruin Takada if you wish to find out more about me. In manga, I love Death Note, Ouran High School Host Club, and many more. I'm reading Bleach in Japanese at the mo. Talk to me about anything, I'm listening.
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    Ruin 's notebook entry: Jul 25, 2010 - Which is the best fo "Two moons"? Hmmm, which would be correct here to say the phrase "Two moons"? 1) 二つの月 2)月が二つ 3)月は二つ 4)月を二つ Babel fish suggests option 1, but I would've thought that either of the latter three were correct. Please reply to this very soon, if you can. ありがとうございます
    July 25, 2010
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    Romantic: Ouran High School Host Club, DN Angel Action: Fullmetal Alchemist, Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood, Bleach, Naruto Supernatural/dark: Death Note, That's all I can think of at the mo. These are all good, in English and Japanese. These have quite a list of voice actors (quite a stellar-cast), including Vic Mignogna (Eng), Alessandro Juliano (if you've heard of Smallville, he's in that sometimes), Brad Swaille (Eng), Mamoru Miyano (Jap), Caitlin Glass (Eng), Greg Ayres (Eng). All except Swaille and Juliani are in more than one of these shows, lol. Although, Swaile (who's in Death note) is in that Aninmated version of X-Men, if you've heard of it. If you like the kiddie stuff, then I recommend Pokemon (but only up to the first two series), Digimon (probably same), and Moster Ranchers. I watched all these as a kid, so i know their worth. I even watched Tenchi Muyo back in the old days, but that doesn't count as a kiddie show, does it?
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    July 15, 2010
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    You've memorized hiragana already, so katakana shouldn't be difficult, now that you're used to the symbols. Some say it can take just a weekend if you push hard at it. It depends on how many you aim to learn a day. You'll learn it quite fast, I'm sure. I learnt the hiragana quite fast, but, funnily enough, it took me longer to learn the katakana. Yeah, it depends on you yourself.
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    July 15, 2010
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    Ruin 's notebook entry: Jul 15, 2010 Here, a short story I wrote on a chat with a friend. Please can you check for mistakes? The characters' names are "Ruin Takada" and "Umeko Bamba". GCSEの後で 高田ルインは ばんば梅子に 話しました。 “GCSEはどうだったか。” 梅子が 言いました。 “あっ, 優いかったよ。” ルインが 言いました。 “ほっ, ほんとう?”梅子が 聞きました。 “GCSEは とっても 難かったのよ。” “ううん, GCSEは 全然 優いくなかった。” ルインが 言いました。 “そうなの。” 梅子が 言いました。 “ルイン君, えい語の テストはどうだったの。” 梅子が 聞きました。 “え-と, 梅子ちゃん,” ルインが 言いました, “とっても 優いかったよ。夢みたいだったよ。” ルインが 言いました。 “うん, ルイン君は テストの 間に 寝ましたね。” 梅子が 言いました。 “ああ, そうだ。。。僕は夢を みていたんだ。” “ルイン君は ばかよね。” 梅子が 言いました。 “そうだ, 僕はばかだ。。。” ルインが 言いました。
    July 15, 2010
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself こんにちは, 私の 名前は ルインです。 日本語が 大好きです。 友達を 捜している。 助かります,どうもありがとうございます。
    June 15, 2010
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