Wall for !'•-Indigo-•'! (page 61)

D= im sory!! i havnt updated my friends list nor added a family list D= im too confused in family list

Dec 19, 2013 by Moon

Now, I added you to my friend list so
ßļİƗz oʄ Jûstĭče (Again, he just asked. I'm too nice x3)
you can "change" it. ;)

Dec 19, 2013 by Muguet

It's me nooM XD I messing gawnies mind lmao

Dec 19, 2013 by bubblegum drops

Ha! Expert before !♪~IndigoSapphire~♪!

Dec 18, 2013 by Le Scraf

No way :O
That means, mathematically, I'll hit expert around the time you did :P

Dec 18, 2013 by Le Scraf

Let's learn some Japanese verbs:

Laugh - waraimasu
Walk - arukimasu
Start - hajimaerimasu
Wake Up - okirimasu
Know - shirimasu
Do - shimasu
Sleep - nemimasu
Learn - naraimasu
Go - ikimasu
Say - iimasu
Speak - hanasemasu
Love - aishimasu

Q. How do you say 'like' and 'hate' in Japanese?
It's a little different from normal verbs. They are adjectives.
The way to say 'I am fond of _____'. This translates to '_____ ga suki desu'.
The opposite is '____ ga kiirai desu'.

I like cats
Neko ga suki desu

I hate dogs
Inu ga kiirai desu

I went to the park.
Paaku e ikimasu

Where did the 'e' come from?
This letter will either be 'e' or 'o'. 'E' is used when the thing that is getting 'verbed' is a direction, e.g. going to, driving to - it's nearly equivalent to 'to'. Otherwise, it's 'o'.

I walked to my house.
Watashi no ie e arukimashita.

The 'shita' adds the past tense. There are many tenses, but thankfully no future tense.
If:
Positive Present/Future: -imasu
Positive Past: -imashita
Negative Present/Future: -imasen
Negative Past: -imasendeshita

I didn't do it!
Sore o shimasendeshita yo!

Notice I add the 'yo' at the end for emphasis to the sentence.

I love you!
Anata o aishimasu yo!

That's all for now! :D