Kairi

My teacher didn't help, either. The influence bad teachers can have over their pupils' feelings towards their respective subjects can last for a long time.

Hahaha, I know! I visited the Louvre almost six years ago. Actually, I liked Paris more than I like their language. The town where I live is twinned with some French town called Saint-Quentin. Five years ago, some exchange students came to my high school, and I have to say: I liked French people more than I like their language, too. XD

You're certainly right on that one, miss! What game? I wonder...



I'm about to finish the first disc! I'm loving how battles are getting more complicated than just attacking viciously. I think I finally got the "Perfect!" timing!

Hahaha, I guess that depends on the person. To be completely honest, I had four terrible years studying French at the high school. I wasn't bad at it, but I didn't like it. Not one bit. XD Now I'm ashamed to admit almost everything is gone... Je m'appelle Álvaro? Mademoiselle? Louvre?

Hahaha, didn't I? Guess I still have to learn a lot of English, then! And talking about guesses... Guess what game has the option to play in French. At least on its PAL version... I'll eventually make you hate the poor game.

What are you playing now, miss? Already finished Lost Odyssey?

Yo yo. Aegis Wing at 4 EDT (1.5 hours from now). You down?

If you're serious about learning any language, I highly recommend you to do so. I enjoyed Tales of Vesperia just as much as I would have enjoyed it if it were in Spanish, although it wasn't easy at first. But now, thanks to it, I don't mind whether my games are in Spanish or in English. In the last four months, I've bought Disgaea 3, Disgaea 4 and Tales of Graces f, which only were translated to English. They're so great that, when I thought I could have missed all of them just because I didn't know the language, I feel like I can no longer allow it to be enough of a reason to leave any game unplayed. It's unlikely for a game to be only in French, though. But it's definitely a fast and funny way to learn, and I guarantee it works. Give it a try, miss!

If you manage to learn Japanese, then Spanish should definitely represent no threat to you, miss. Nah, no doubt you could make your way through the capital. Although I guess I can't help being a bit biased.

That willingness you show surely is a good defense against the natural fear when facing big changes. I bet you're really going to enjoy it.

Yes, it is. But memory comes especially in handy when learning things that need little to no reasoning, for they are just like they are and there's nothing to them but to gradually memorize and interiorize them. Like languages. It's quite satisfying when you're almost automatically writing on a foreign language, while you're barely noticing you're actually doing it. Don't know if I explained myself.

Quick question, where will the green thumb stats be tracked? I had two Saints Row 2 micro guides from the greenbook published and was told I'd get 2 greenbook credits and 2 micro co-author credits?

Cool, thanks!

Wasn't able to make it on last night at all We can defo try this weekend when I'm home since we'll have more time to plan!

Let me know when you are going to be on and we can trade banner towers.

Just got home, finally and to no surprise, my sister is online playing Dishonored -_- If she gets done at a reasonable time, Aegis Wing time!!