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    Evan Loh
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    Hello,

    You can call me Chloro or Evan. I use Chloro to be consistent with my Wanikani username.

    Hmm…a bit about me eh?

    I’m from Malaysia studying my 4th (and final year) in UK.

    Japanese food has always been my favorite as far back as I can recall.

    I wanted to learn and new language and was contemplating German. I then decided on learning Japanese as I thought I could at least hear it in practice as I watch the occasional anime from time to time.

    I wouldn’t class myself an Otaku but I have recently picked up a lot more anime as I started finding words and verbs and grammar that I can recognize. I’ve learned Hiragana and some basic words before coming here and found this to be a great way to further the rest of my Nihongo studies.

    I would though class myself as a Sci-Fi fan and a massive Star Wars nerd. To be honest I realized suddenly how Yoda seemed to have spoken in a Japanese-grammar-like way. Which brought me to Google it up and thus found out about Koishi! How weird right?

    TL:DR

    One of my main goals is to be able to tour Japan without the need for a translator or tour guide!

    Youroshiku! (<– don’t even know if I spelt it right in Romaji, but Romaji isn’t a big deal here right? hehe),

    Evan

    • This topic was modified 10 years, 3 months ago by  Evan Loh. Reason: edittied your Japan to tour* Japan
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    captainkoala
    Member

    Hi Evan! I just registered myself, thought I’d say hello to some other newbies as well :-)

    Ahh, Star Wars. Gotta love it.

    See you around!

    Drink Coca Koala™!
    #46469

    Joel
    Member

    You can call me Chloro or Evan. I use Chloro to be consistent with my Wanikani username.

    Chloroethane? =)

    Youroshiku! (<– don’t even know if I spelt it right in Romaji, but Romaji isn’t a big deal here right? hehe)

    While it’s true that you’re encouraged not to rely on romaji all the time, when you start using an IME (which you should do) the usual way to write in Japanese is to type it in romaji. “Yoroshiku” doesn’t have a U after the first O. =P

    (There is also a method that maps the hiragana characters directly to keys on the keyboard, but unless you have a very good memory, or feel like writing tiny labels for all of your keys, you’re probably not going to be using that.)

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