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OH GOD! Even the long-hair rule works on Cirno too, HNNNNGGGGGGGGGGG!

OH GOD! Even the long-hair rule works on Cirno too, HNNNNGGGGGGGGGGG!

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Really, it isn't trolling. You're just assuming it is because there are a lot of Umineko threads right now.

I appreciate the few legitimate responses I did receive. Thank you for your time, /jp/, :D

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That is probably the most adorable picture I have ever seen

They would even play together, running through the forest with their games of hide-and-seek, and pass-the-parcel, or houses.
Sometimes China would pretend to be Remilia in the Mansion, and Cirno would try her hand at being Flandre(with branches and boughs for the wings). They would then duel, as China said they would ? all in play, of course. Sometimes Cirno won, and sometimes China did, but they always made up at the end and went back to the mansion as best of friends.

Cirno smiled to herself, thinking about the door guard. She would start her day off just like China, facing her enemies with the same boldness as the youkai woman. Yes, today she would prove herself the strongest fairy in Gensokyo! Today she would turn over a new page, and work as hard as she could, bringing the morning's frost to the Lake of Fog. Once the travelers saw her efforts, they'd realize that she was truly the strongest of all the ice fairies there.

She rose from the flat, smooth stone she'd been sitting on, smoothing her skirts over her legs. Drawing in a deep breath of clean forest air, she calmed her tingling nerves as best as she could, trying to banish the butterflies fluttering about in her tummy.

One foot went before the other, as she took a step forward, and then another. Each step followed the other, and soon she was walking, then running, running with light feet over the springy, dewy blades of grass. She dodged trees by a hair, ducked under branches at the very last moment, leaping over rocks in her way.
Her crystalline wings beat at the air, and she felt the familiar cold snap in the air as they moved. Colder and colder it grew, until she could see her breath coming in steamy clouds before her.

4. How to get listening constantly: You aren't at the computer all day, but when you are, you should be listening to TV or music in Japanese. When you aren't at the computer, bring the Japanese with you, via CD or ipod or whatever. If you can't do that, buy a CD player or ipod. When I go to hang out with my friends, I bring my mp3 player and put it in one ear. You don't even have to ACTIVELY listen. Once you grind enough hours, you'll have a breakthrough, and you'll start picking up more than just random sounds...you'll start hearing small bits of words...then you'll eventually hear phrases. You may even understand them and not just how to say what they said. Around this time, you'll probably get excited about your progress, and it'll serve to motivate you further.

5. If you don't have money, get a job and then spend your money on things that will help you on the road to fluency. Do NOT spend them on textbooks. Spend them on things you like doing. Japanese-language manga. Anime. If you don't have an ipod yet or some mp3 player, buy one, then fill it to the bring with cum...I mean Japanese stuff XD. Sorry, but I can't be serious 100% of the time.

6. Some useful firefox tips: Uninstall firefox, install firefox japanese-language version. Install the Rikaichan extension. Install the Kanjilish extension. That is all you need right now. Learn how to use both.


You should start with this. A lot of the other things I can tell you (and really, all of the above) can be found on the AJATT website, but clearly none of you are reading it past maybe 1 or 2 pages. If you read the entire site, you'd have seen how it makes sense. Learning Japanese isn't difficult at all. You only THINK it is.

Consider that...or you could start your quest NOW. Good luck anon, and GANBATTE! Always Ganbatte. Imagine it is this Cirno saying it to you when you think you can't do it. You CAN do it. I believe in you, Anon.

I think I'm in love.