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Birthday
• 1986-11-11
Gender
• Female
Location
• Earth
Member Since
• 2004-01-31
Occupation
• Writing and daydreaming
Real Name
• Kataryu (guess the English equivalent)

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Achievements
• I'm not dead yet...
Anime Fan Since
• Umm.... Beast Wars, or maybe before that even...
Favorite Anime
• Ooo, Fushigi Yugi, Ceres, Inu-Yasha, Ranma 1/2, Cardcapters Sakura, Magic Knights Rayearth, Trigun, Escaflowne, Evangelion, Fruits Basket, Tsubasa... the list goes on and on
Goals
• To make up a phrase that will go down in history, and to have my own concert
Hobbies
• Playing flute, writing songs, Archery, writing books, reading mangas or drawing late at night, watching Princess Mononoke alone with a cup of green tea and a bowl of ramen
Talents
• Singing, Writing (I love to do a lot of other things, but I wouldn't say they're talents)




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Monday, January 3, 2005

   Sumimasen!
My computer's being a butt. And so is my phoneline. So that means I can't talk long in this post, and I won't make it to people's sites. I'm really sorry!! Here's a quick lesson and a quiz for right now, hopefully tomorrow will be better!

Where do YOU belong?

*Japanese with kataryu-sensei*
Lesson 5
I really should change that to sempei... anyway, here's your sheet for today! A little note for you guys: when you're reading Japanese, sometimes you will see a -- thing after a character. This is one way of holding out the sound. Example: Ruu. I can write out an extra character, or I can put a dash after it, but it means the same thing, and you will probably see it written both ways.

Ja matta ne!



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