Learning 日本語

Learning Japanese language is not as easy as it looks, just typing one romanji word into my browser can throw up so many different kanji characters. For example, if I typed it ha, I will get a variety of words like, 歯,刃,派,葉,吐,張,波,這,貼. Hmm, so my name would become イフリン... But then, I did bought some Japanese manga to browse, so that I can get used to all these different Japanese kanji and hiragana characters. Check out these 2 Japanese versions of Zettai Kareshi [絶対彼氏] by Yuu Watase [渡瀬悠宇] and Record Of Fallen Vampire [ウアンパイア十字界] by Kyo Shirodaira [城平京] and Yuri Kimura [木村有里] respectively. Each copy costs SGD10+ and can be found in Books Kinokuniya in Takashimaya Shopping Centre, Singapore.





So, that means 张淑敏 = Chou Tei Bin...? Suddenly, I feel very korean...

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