Comments for Drama-Otaku http://www.drama-otaku.com More Drama Please! Tue, 07 Feb 2012 09:55:00 -0800 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on WTF: AKB48 members become immortalized as Gundam figures by Takeru http://www.drama-otaku.com/2012/01/wtfakb48-members-become-immortalized-as-gundam-figures/#comment-948 Takeru Tue, 07 Feb 2012 09:55:00 +0000 http://www.drama-otaku.com/?p=1730#comment-948 lol woah! I never knew these existed. Where can I find one? lol woah! I never knew these existed. Where can I find one?

]]> Comment on JLPT: Japanese Language Proficiency Test Fight-oh Part 1! by sars-fansubs http://www.drama-otaku.com/2012/01/jlpt-japanese-language-proficiency-test-fight-oh-part-1/#comment-946 sars-fansubs Wed, 01 Feb 2012 08:19:00 +0000 http://www.drama-otaku.com/?p=1824#comment-946 Glad to hear that you got something valuable from this post. :) YFU is a great program and without it, Japanese wouldn't have been as enjoyable for me. Before going to Japan, I was in Japanese 1. After the summer in Japan, I came back to Japanese 2 class, but I was bored! With my teacher's approval, she allowed me to skip to the advanced class of Japanese 3-4 students, but I remained in Japanese 2 as a tutor too. I had to work extra hard to get the Japanese 3-4 students' respect and I think I achieved it in the end. Your daughter seems to be doing well. Knowing Chinese definitely helps and it's great to hear that she's taking great strides in her learning. I wish her all the best and hopefully she can win a scholarship through YFU when the time comes! :) Thanks for reading and I'll definitely be updating this blog with my progress. Glad to hear that you got something valuable from this post. :) YFU is a great program and without it, Japanese wouldn’t have been as enjoyable for me. Before going to Japan, I was in Japanese 1. After the summer in Japan, I came back to Japanese 2 class, but I was bored! With my teacher’s approval, she allowed me to skip to the advanced class of Japanese 3-4 students, but I remained in Japanese 2 as a tutor too. I had to work extra hard to get the Japanese 3-4 students’ respect and I think I achieved it in the end.

Your daughter seems to be doing well. Knowing Chinese definitely helps and it’s great to hear that she’s taking great strides in her learning. I wish her all the best and hopefully she can win a scholarship through YFU when the time comes! :)

Thanks for reading and I’ll definitely be updating this blog with my progress.

]]> Comment on JLPT: Japanese Language Proficiency Test Fight-oh Part 1! by jinx143 http://www.drama-otaku.com/2012/01/jlpt-japanese-language-proficiency-test-fight-oh-part-1/#comment-945 jinx143 Wed, 01 Feb 2012 05:24:00 +0000 http://www.drama-otaku.com/?p=1824#comment-945 Hi! Thanks for this post & i found out abt YFU. I googled it & glad that we have it here in the Phils. You know, my daughter took a japanese class last summer break (Apr-May here in the PH). And she's planning to take another level this yr. Her sensei told her she's now ready to take the JLPT N5 test coz she learns fast. She alrdy knows how to read and write katakana & hiragana, and some kanji even before she started the japanese class. Her sensei was surprised how easy it was for her to write the characters. Guess it's the advantage of going to a chinese school. She plans to study in japan when she gets to college. And thanks to you for telling us abt YFU. Now i know where to go when she's ready to apply as exchange student. Btw, she's only 13 going 14, & according to the website, ages 15-19 are the age requirement for YFU exchange student. So, she has lots of time to prepare. Thanks again and keep us updated to your journey to JLPT. God bless and more power! ^_^  Hi! Thanks for this post & i found out abt YFU. I googled it & glad that we have it here in the Phils. You know, my daughter took a japanese class last summer break (Apr-May here in the PH). And she’s planning to take another level this yr. Her sensei told her she’s now ready to take the JLPT N5 test coz she learns fast. She alrdy knows how to read and write katakana & hiragana, and some kanji even before she started the japanese class. Her sensei was surprised how easy it was for her to write the characters. Guess it’s the advantage of going to a chinese school. She plans to study in japan when she gets to college. And thanks to you for telling us abt YFU. Now i know where to go when she’s ready to apply as exchange student. Btw, she’s only 13 going 14, & according to the website, ages 15-19 are the age requirement for YFU exchange student. So, she has lots of time to prepare. Thanks again and keep us updated to your journey to JLPT. God bless and more power! ^_^ 

]]> Comment on First Bites: Japanese Drama “Lucky Seven” by dramaotaku http://www.drama-otaku.com/2012/01/first-bites-japanese-drama-lucky-seven/#comment-944 dramaotaku Tue, 31 Jan 2012 01:01:00 +0000 http://www.drama-otaku.com/?p=1762#comment-944 I definitely love detective dramas too! I'll have to watch the 2nd episode to feel how the storyline goes. I definitely love detective dramas too! I’ll have to watch the 2nd episode to feel how the storyline goes.

]]> Comment on First Bites: Japanese Drama “Hungry!” by dramaotaku http://www.drama-otaku.com/2012/01/first-bites-japanese-drama-hungry/#comment-943 dramaotaku Tue, 31 Jan 2012 00:59:00 +0000 http://www.drama-otaku.com/?p=1789#comment-943 It's definitely a fun watch! I just finished episode 3. :) It’s definitely a fun watch! I just finished episode 3. :)

]]> Comment on First Bites: Japanese Drama “Lucky Seven” by Rox http://www.drama-otaku.com/2012/01/first-bites-japanese-drama-lucky-seven/#comment-942 Rox Mon, 30 Jan 2012 13:39:00 +0000 http://www.drama-otaku.com/?p=1762#comment-942 I love japanese detective/police dramas, so I'll definitely watch this! I love MatsuJun (who doesn't?) and Eita as well=) I love japanese detective/police dramas, so I’ll definitely watch this! I love MatsuJun (who doesn’t?) and Eita as well=)

]]> Comment on First Bites: Japanese Drama “Hungry!” by Mara http://www.drama-otaku.com/2012/01/first-bites-japanese-drama-hungry/#comment-941 Mara Mon, 30 Jan 2012 08:58:00 +0000 http://www.drama-otaku.com/?p=1789#comment-941 this is a fun watch. can't go wrong osamu mukai. this is a fun watch. can’t go wrong osamu mukai.

]]> Comment on [Blog] Inoue Mao: A message from Inoue Mao by dramaotaku http://www.drama-otaku.com/2011/04/blog-inoue-mao-a-message-from-inoue-mao/#comment-912 dramaotaku Tue, 15 Nov 2011 00:10:00 +0000 http://www.drama-otaku.com/?p=1652#comment-912 Sorry that I've been busy. I'll try translating again. :) Sorry that I’ve been busy. I’ll try translating again. :)

]]> Comment on Ueno Juri Lead Role in Taiga Drama “Gou” by Fineden http://www.drama-otaku.com/2010/11/ueno-juri-lead-role-in-taiga-drama-gou/#comment-903 Fineden Sun, 25 Sep 2011 18:15:00 +0000 http://www.drama-otaku.com/?p=359#comment-903 Juri Ueno is a fabulous actress. With every mood there is to this drama, her actions are quick at unbelievable rates. From a gentle smile, to shock ... To happiness. She plays a fantastic survivor. Juri Ueno is a fabulous actress. With every mood there is to this drama, her actions are quick at unbelievable rates. From a gentle smile, to shock … To happiness. She plays a fantastic survivor.

]]> Comment on [Blog] Inoue Mao: A message from Inoue Mao by maofan http://www.drama-otaku.com/2011/04/blog-inoue-mao-a-message-from-inoue-mao/#comment-900 maofan Tue, 02 Aug 2011 00:46:00 +0000 http://www.drama-otaku.com/?p=1652#comment-900 I know you must be busy but is there possibility for you to translate Mao's staff diary? I really miss your posts of Mao's staff diary translation. I know you must be busy but is there possibility for you to translate Mao’s staff diary? I really miss your posts of Mao’s staff diary translation.

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