Japan night? =0

@_@ I know it's important when it comes to calligraphy, I do know that. But, mmm... again except for my senseis (who are both older and supposed to be teaching us the stroke order anyway) no one I've come across has really cared, or noticed if I write my kanji in a different stroke order. Although granted usually it is the correct stroke order, the ones that aren't it doesn't bug them. Just throwing that out there.

XD I'm not even Japanese Coda but I have the same problem. I can read a lot more kanji than I can write, or bother to remember how to write. Although my reason is more because "it takes too damn long to write it" than anything.

*sniffles* i cant print out the papers az sent me <,.>

o.o why not?

also: did you understand everything I wrote? mean, did you have any questions? I tried to explain it in as much detail as I could.

I has no ink in either of my printers ;n;

and I under stood what I've read so far. you're really good at explaining things ^-^

^^ Awesome. <3 When you understand and remember those, let me know and I'll type you up some of my 111 (the few I have) and 112 notes, okay? <3

Why don't you write them out in a notebook instead? ^^ It helps you remember things. I always copy my notes 2-3 times.

OH, if anyone wants me to email them copies of what I sent DK about dictionary form, plain form, and te-form just let me know ^^

I don't have to many notebooks and I already have them for other things ono

Yes, i was in Japanese club for the full three years i was taking the class and we did all sorts of things! the first year i was just in it, the second i was treasurer, and the third year i was vice president~
We did a japan night for parents to leave the littler ones with us so they could get early holiday shopping out of the way. WE would sell things that our sensei would buy from japan and other little japan goodies, and our biggest thing was doing tables, were each kid would get to do something and learn about Japan, we would have folk tale(me and my friend), Tea ceremony, Calligraphy, Clothes, and Toys, those were the ones we had every year, but we had a few others like sports day, and origami. Each station would let them get something from it so they can take it home with them. I remember the one year we gave them bracelets, for they found treasure in one of our stories~
boy do i miss those days~

waa that sounds like fun ono

oh it was and since me and my friend ran it we got to run the whole thing for the last year with our sensei. it was really nice, i can only hope that i can get to go again one year~

I would love notes on all the forms, Azzy. I was thinking of trying to learn Japanese again this summer while I have all this free time. But I've forgotten almost all the grammar. D:

I'm such a slow learner x.x

As am I... ;)

it's ok everyone! we can do it! we can learn Japanese!