it has been long

[uzauza]

i have finished putting all my things away. it is very strange being alone home here now. i hope i will run into someone who remembers i remember.

japan already looks very different when i can read most of  some of  a few of the street signs. in nagoya we were not supposed to leave school without senior older students, and most people at the dorms were changing  switch  also from other countries. i am not sure where to go to find something good to drink. can i ask one of you  someone?

i've been trying to brush up on my japanese, but its definitely more difficult than my practice books. i would like to practice, but if im more understandable in english to people that is okay too. maybe that is easier for people who can speak it? 

(ooc: strikethroughs are alternate phrasings or words he couldn't remember that didn't actually make it into the post. italics are things typed in english.)

Comments

[dontgiveafox]

Pretty much any vending machine. I enjoy working my way through their selections of warm beverages at the moment.

[xyzai]

You look familiar. ...Nagoya Seitoku? Are you Krauser-san?

What do you like to drink?

[bana_an_na]

I'm sure there are plenty of conbini or vending machines near where you're staying. If you really want a better selection then a conbini would be better of the two.

Also, your Japanese is pretty good. ;)

[legally_blond]

There are some lovely tea and coffee places around. Where abouts are you living? that usually helps.

[knuckling]

!!!!!!!!!

uzauza!! its been ages, youre back in japan?! thats great! your japanese is really good!! oh-

i can write like this too, now, if that is better for you? but also i am welcome to practice japanese with you!

[maruibuns]

What kinda thing do you consider good for drinking? I'm making choco-chip cookie frapp if you are nearby and that's your kinda thing.

Then again, you should totally be practicing your Japanese, so no more English to you until I want to practice mine~ (^_<)～☆


_{[ooc: italics = english]}

[ever_yanagi]

Welcome.

I like japanese tea, though it is not liked by everyone. Do you prefer something sweet?

[cumsquik]

Um hi. I’m Kamio. Welcome to Japan! I am sorry that I don’t speak English very well. But I do not want you to get lost, so please know that many streets here do not have signs. Although big ones do, we mostly go by block numbers. So do not try to find signs for all of them.

[gtl_yukimura]

Oh, you're the one that tried to kill Akaya...

Your Japanese has gotten better. Has your tennis?

(ooc: strikes deleted // italics english)

[didimutter]

You don't look familiar at all, so I'm going to assume I don't know you. Maybe you should pick up a pocket dictionary to carry around with you. That way if you get lost and/or confused you'll be able to look up the word and figure it out from there. Plus it will help you learn. I tried to do that with English once, but I kept getting confused. I know a few words from TV shows, but it's not a strong point of mine. Your Japanese is much better than my English. Which makes me kind of jealous because I would like to have more experience in another language. I guess I could practice with like Duolingo or something, but that seems like extra work.

[takoyakin]

LILIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
DO YOU REMEMBER ME. ITS KINTAROU. WE WERE ROOMMATES

also ive been learning english but i am still not good at it. but i'm. controsaveshuional??? how ever u spell it. i am better at speaking it than spelling (even though my tutor says that i have a really thick accent wwwwww) maybe we can practice for when i go pro!!! i can help with ur japanese. except mine isn't that great either

(ooc: he means conversational)

[hiro_shi]

Krauser-kun, it's been a while. I hope your move here has been smooth so far. Your Japanese has improved quite nicely.

Most vending machines that can be found just about anywhere sell a variety of delicious beverages. Unless, you're looking for something specifically?

((ooc: italics are english))