oh so thats what it was ouo,

回復　does that look right dk?

Yeah, it's that one. And it was pronounced "kaifuku" >3< ~flail~ aaah kanji

so it meaning heal? ...

Yeah, basically.

how would you use it in a sentence?

hell if I know XD I looked it up in my dictionary.

oh ok! >w< i thought you would know!

this word is useless to me

彼女は長い病気から回復した。
かのじょう は ながい びょうき から かいふくした。
"She recovered from her long illness"

That's one of the examples my app gave me ._.

ah ok! thanks!

Soooo... IDK how well you guys know grammar, but the "kaifuku" is usually just a noun. But if you attach it to "suru" (the verb for "to do") then it becomes a verb "to recover"

D: It doesnt look like a box to me I found that kanji again!!

http://i863.photobucket.com/albums/a...d/HNI_0044.jpg
http://i863.photobucket.com/albums/a...d/HNI_0045.jpg

see ono the lines slant outward like i dodled

Which kanji? o.o

oh, you're drawing it wrong. XD
出会う　＝　であう
Still means the same thing XD

Just a second, I'll write up what the kanji looks like written. >3< Typed I guess it's a lil confusing.

BTW, the other one is 強い（つよい） or "strong"

Ono the lines went outward.. thats all i saw ;-;

oxo i found a kanji that is infront of 金

(odd kanji) 金として

ono

According to Google translate, きみも アンラッキィ だな 強い ぼくに 出会うなんて means "I'm not strong I was unlucky to meet you also" x__x; Awkward Google translate is awkward.

Yeah, that seems pretty correct from what I get ._.

Um, can you take a pic of the kanji? XD Sorry, I don't quite trust your writing >3<

xD so mean i typed it out this time cause i know the kanji for money x3 *puts sd card back into 3ds and uses it to take pic of other ds*

http://i902.photobucket.com/albums/a...s/7d3e25b1.jpg

^^' That's how it's written. The stroke order pretty much. I usually write real small so it looks kind of awkward there but whatever. XD

Yeah o3o But I need to know what that other kanji is. XD

http://i863.photobucket.com/albums/a...d/HNI_0046.jpg


oxo hows that

... ._. I do not know that kanji... and I can't really read it either /shot

the top part is so blurry I can't quite make out the lines.

http://i863.photobucket.com/albums/a...d/whatisit.jpg

i used paint.. oxo it looks weird caus ei has no tablet

._. I can't find it in my dictionary. The closest I find is
賞金　(しょうきん）which was like, prize money.

that has like an extra line but looks like it ono

I know @_@ I don't know what else it would be. /shot

where be coda when you need it

good question XD

~flop~ ah I was going to shower before work.... but I just changed my mind. XD I really don't feel like working @_@ I have a day off tomorrow... but then I work for 3 days after that (although no full shifts at least...) and NEXT WEEK IS MY LAST WEEK TILL JAPAAAN~

take the dk wifs chuu! 8D

LoL I can't sorry :( But I'll have tons of pics to show!

@DK: .... Into the shower or to Japan? XDD

XD I was guessing Japan but either way I can't take you. And only pics of Japan. Not shower. LoL

OnO bring me back a japanese boyfriend..

or direct them ALL to trisphee and i gets one that way =o

I'm right here, and 賞金 is correct. One problem with video games is that when you're dealing with pixel fonts you'll often find that some strokes get dropped or merged, or occasionally you'll even come across simplified characters ("ryakuji") that can be really hard to look up. (Some examples are at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ryakuji if you want to look.)

Yay coda saves us ouo

Yay! LoL Thank you Coda <3

Haha, I want a boyfriend for myself thank you very much. I REALLY want one, actually x.x' ~dies~

xD get us both one. ouo get a pair of brothers <3

why isn't the katakana sticking to me ;-;

Use more glue! :D

OnO *goes to find her super glue*

I pretty much got the hiragana down pat.. though　る　and ろ get to me some times.. and some of the m row i forget from time to time.. other then that i'm good with hiragana.. ono the katakana.. with its little.. things that look the same.. x.x,

る has a loop, which sounds like "ruupu". Easy way to remember!

i had a thing of questionies to ask!!! (digs out notebook)

how will i know when oo us written "おお" or　おう

(i dunno how to do the o with a line over it so i used oo)