[LPW #69] This totally wasn't planned that I got number 69... ♥

[Selvaria Bles]

later final

I didn't really play arena that much XD

 

[T-ELOS]

I like it, it's pretty much BlazBlue with Persona characters

 

[Selvaria Bles]

I liked blazblue

ragna, mu12 ftw

with a little bit of noel in between XD

 

[T-ELOS]

Yeah I have BlazBlue for the Vita

 

[Ghost Kitty~]

Goodnightys pyre

 

[Selvaria Bles]

I might arena once it drops in price to 20 dollars or less XD

 

[T-ELOS]

Yeah it's still $30 now

 

[Selvaria Bles]

too pricey for an old game XD

 

[T-ELOS]

Yeah but it's somewhat rare, so I doubt it will go much below that.

 

[Ghost Kitty~]

Hmm... but an old game that people still play? ;p Demand is still up so the price is as well?~

 

[Selvaria Bles]

later guys going to pass out bye XD

 

[ryuta]

hello,LPW
Good evening!

 

[T-ELOS]

Yeah people still play it, and it's kind of hard to find.

Later [MENTION=28026]KOS-MOS[/MENTION];

 

[Ghost Kitty~]

See you weib~

Hellos ryu~

 

[Infamous]

Persona 3 i think?

 

[ryuta]

hello,samy

[MENTION=26]KingArturia[/MENTION];
Your choice that you went to Akiba is good!
I lived in Tokyo for 4 years,and now I live in Kyoto.
I think Kyoto has not the place otaku can especially enjoy.
It is just my opinion,Japan has 2 main otaku place.Akiba is one of them.And the other is Nihonbashi.It is in Osaka that is next to Kyoto.I visited Akiba and Nihonbashi several times.
But Akiba is more joyful for otaku than Nihonbashi.There is not much big figures.If you come there,I think it is good that you don't expect more joyful than Akiba.
Nihonbashi has maid cafe,cat cafe,cards shop,animate,and so on.Moe exist there.Many normal figures is being sold.
When you come Japan,it is not bad choice that you visit Nihonbashi.
In addition,I'm living not so far to Nohonbashi lol

 

[Infamous]

kyoto is an anagram for tokyo

 

[Ghost Kitty~]

Hmm... all the people who wish they could go to japan as well... xD

 

[ryuta]

infa,Tokyo and Kyoto is completely dofferent.
If they are written by Kanji,it is obvious.but,yeah.It is troublesome to listten.
In Japan,There are "to,dou,hu,and ken".Tokyo is "Tokyo-to".Kyoto is "Kyoto-hu".If I failed to hear first "To" of "Tokyo-to",it sound like "Kyoto".

 

[Infamous]

i was just saying, the way they're spelled in english, they're anagrams

 

[Ghost Kitty~]

Lol xD Hmm... to, dou, hu, and ken... what are they for?

 

[ryuta]

I see.you are right.
And only by hearing,it is a little difficult to understand occasionally.

samy,to tell the truth,I don't know well about it.I guess it is just derived from japanese history.
There are 47 pretectures,and all pretectures are decided that has to,dou,hu,or ken.
In conversation,they are omitted usually.

 

[Ignis]

Just an FYI (ご参考まで), ryuta, romanisations such as "hu" aren't very common among English speakers. We usually use "fu" instead of "hu," "e" instead of "he" and "wa" instead of "ha" in particles, "tsu" instead of "tu," etc. The easiest guide to romanisations commonly used by English speakers would be Hepburn's convention.

 

[Ghost Kitty~]

Hmm... historical stuff... one of the more bothersome things to learn since theres no clear order x3

 

[ryuta]

Thank you,Ignis.
"to,dou,fu,and ken"

1to,1dou,2fu,43ken
It is not difficult to learn.I think it is more difficult to learn English words.
Irregular verbs trouble me.