Something like "It was good, but I ended up getting praised by my teacher. I know it's a really good thing, but compliments really don't fit me. It's embarrassing, I get totally flustered, and always end up unable to say anything. I'm not an especially good person, nor do I have much talent, so...". Complete, no doubt, with mistakes.I already caught one.
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Ah, shame.Oh well, it's fine~ Tomorrow it is. Or the day after.
There's no rush~
So it's basically what you said in the second paragraph (except with more detail)?
Hopefully I'll get up at a decent hour like I did today (slept from 7:00 AM to 12:00 PM) and not pull another 4:00 AM to 2:00 PM sleep... I've been getting better against Ray, so maybe I'll be a challenge for you when we actually play![]()
someone want to play me at MBAC? I think I fixed the ports.
my ip address is 24.17.75.155
Boku is one way of saying I.There's many different ones, each carrying different connotations, and some tied to a certain gender. After studying Japanese for a while, I decided 'boku' probably suited me best.
Some of the differences between the pronouns are hard to explain, but you get a good feel for their various tones and connotations simply by hearing them used in movies and suchlike.
Wa is a particle that marks the subject of a sentence. Particles mark the word directly before them, so 'Boku wa' is like 'As for me...'.So yep, you're more or less right.
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Okay, I'm all set up. try to connect.
*crosses fingers*