He is and soooo cute when he is a girl to haha.^^ http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-VG96bxXD8TI/VDLouZV7wTI/AAAAAAAACnw/LdTna4DHIYs/s1600/45121715%2BSword%2BArt%2BOnline%2BKirito%2BKakoii%2BArtist%2BGGO%2BRender.png

Manga_Bird's theme; Yes I am being a romantic. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VJcGi4-n_Yw

They way I learned is pretty interesting. My little sister had this Sailor Moon CD. She would listen to it and look at the booklet with the lyrics. She noticed the same sounds with the same kana and she made a phonetic chart outlining what kana/character made what sound. I joined her in her endeavor and that's how I learned Hirigana, Katakana, and some Kanji. I later took Japanese formally in high school and college however not a lot of native speakers in my area so I don't get the chance but I do when I can. I translate manga on my own and that's helped tremendously with reading more Kanji and colloquialisms. When I watch anime, I look out for new idioms and expressions I'm not familiar with. Also I'm going over Tae Kim's Japanese grammar guide which is a big help and valuable resource; I highly recommend it. Very soon I'll be in Japan for a minimum of 3 months. I'm gonna see how I can get by with my limited Japanese. I'm okay with simple stuff but I don't consider myself fluent at all. I think being able to be with a native speaker would really help; especially if both are looking for a language and cultural exchange.

I'm not saying I lied about my work history; type of personality in people they may want then yes. Off work I'll go back to being indifferent. My work history is nonexistent, unless employers actually consider babysitting and pet services real life experience (not in my opinion) But yes, I love the solid advice thank you for taking the time to post it here.

Welcome to Mo! https://kuronikuruanime.files.wordpress.com/2013/08/tumblr_momjbvysfo1r233quo1_500.gif