New Girl Around...

[MASSIVEPKGO_CHUCK]

welcome there, Miku! Hope you like it here.:smile::wink:

 

[D_Lortius Waxwillow Piddlepoop]

hello to you!!! :biggrin1:

 

[D_Ireonsyd Jacknov]

Hello and Welcome

 

[TheRob]

very cute
welcome

 

[Pecker]

Hey, Miku, welcome.

 

[les123]

Welcome

 

[dicklittle]

Kawaii doozo yoroshiku. Namae wa Efrem desu. I just moved from USA to Fussa, Japan. Welcome to the site!

 

[Danny_H]

Welcome and have fun.

 

[rich-9.8]

Welcome to LPSG Miku! You're very cute, hope to see more of you here!

 

[D_Mark_Kayshun]

Welcome. You are a cuie.

 

[D_BobN_Weave]

welcome to the site! hope you enjoy all it has to offer!

 

[playainda336]

Hi everyone. My name is Miku and I am new to the site. I thought this site would be a fun way to meet new people! I am 21 years old. I moved to the USA from Japan. I am studying at Berkley University. Hope to talk to a lot of you!

Domo arigatou gozaimasu!
Hajimemashita! Dozo Yorushiku!

Ahh soo desu ne! Ninhongo o hanashimashita. Ima boku wa nihongo o hanashimasen.

LoL...ehhh, that was horrible. At any rate, welcome to the board! ^_^

 

[Marlboro woman]

Hi Miku!

 

[Guy-jin]

Hajimemashita! Dozo Yorushiku!

Huh, guess you really were a fake. You totally just spelled "hajimemashite" and "dozou yoroshiku" incorrectly. Oh well. :biggrin1:

 

[dc9]

Faker? damn.

 

[smally]

Very cute pics.. hopefully real and a bad speller like me.

Anyway, welcome

 

[Marine_man12]

yeah, fake this whole time

 

[Pendlum]

Huh, guess you really were a fake. You totally just spelled "hajimemashite" and "dozou yoroshiku" incorrectly. Oh well. :biggrin1:

Romaji spelling doesn't have a set 'correct' way of spelling really. It's not exactly there most important of the 4 ways they can write out things. :tongue: I don't know whether she is real or not though, but if she messed up in Kanji, Katakana, or Hiragana I'd be more inclined to believe that.

 

[Marine_man12]

she's fake. end of thread

 

[Guy-jin]

Romaji spelling doesn't have a set 'correct' way of spelling really. It's not exactly there most important of the 4 ways they can write out things. :tongue: I don't know whether she is real or not though, but if she messed up in Kanji, Katakana, or Hiragana I'd be more inclined to believe that.

Actually, romaji does have a set "correct" way of spelling. Long "o" sounds are either:

-ou
-oo
-ō

That said, if she had just accidently said "dozo" instead of "dozou", I wouldn't think twice because JP using romaji do that all the time.

It was more that she spelled "yoroshiku" as "yorushiku" and "hajimemashite" as "hajimemashita". A native's not making those kinds of mistakes, but I've certainly seen some first year Japanese language students make them.

Meanwhile, her English is flawless. :tongue: Etc.