>>58 Good evening! ^__^ >>59 Hey, thanks a lot. ^_~ >>60 Nope. I never bothered to get one, because I live in a small, old-fashioned town, and everything was always in walking distance. But, business have been coming in, and we are modernizing, and I think I may want to get a license soon.
I just made a Nothingness video, but I can't decide if I like it enough to upload it. I made myself look very plain and casual in it, and I am a little embarassed because I have looked better in other videos.
>>66 Thank you vor the encouragement. I think I'll post it, when the YouTube clock changes to Nov. 26 soon. If the reaction is bad, I'll just remove the video. Thanks! ( 笑 )
>>68 Really? Yes, it must be the translator. Someone here told me that ~bon on Magibon is usually used for boys, and makes me a tomboy, so I guess it's OK that my Japanese comes out boyish.
>>69 I think it is PST. YouTube should really put a clock on the home page. For now, I click on "Add Comment" on my channel, and it tells me what the date is.
>>70 Actually it's not even boyish. It's like military or an official letter from the government. We all know you are learning the language so please never mind =) Our English aren't that good either.
It only tells the date for me.. Thanks anyway. I will sit here and wait!
>>71 Military, eh? What makes it sound that way? I'd like to know what things to fix. It only shows the date for me, too. But, since it's 2:21 AM here, when it changes to Nov. 26 on YouTube, I'll know what the time difference is. I'm sitting and waiting, too. XD
When you close an assertive sentence with である, it sounds rather official than polite. But really we don't care. Please don't hesitate to write in Japanese.
I'm so glad that I'm the first few that watched your latest video. I really like the clips where you wear a green shirt with your hair up. You are absolutely cute! Removing such a great video would be a sin against the Internet. So please don't XD
>>96 Windows100% is a computer Magazine. They have an article that features a foreign internet user (mostly girls) who seem to be interested in Japan every month.
Magibon reconsidered what this thread really is. Finally she has realized that there are only nasty people here. She has made up her mind not to come here again...
I have just watched your movie. You are cute as usual as everyone here comments. What attracts me most is your cute round eyes. In Japanese, マギボンの目は、クリクリっとしててかわいい。クリクリ is onomatopoeia and indicates one's eyes are round and adorable. Asian people tend to have slanted eyes so many people adore クリクリっとした目.
Do you get accustomed to edit movie, Magibon? What software do you use, the one that comes with Windows or another software? I haven't editted any movie file and am just curious.
You were eating something like chiken in the video. Was it turkey, leftover of Thanksgiving?
>>97 I have never heard of it. Is it popular in Japan? Sounds interesting... ^_^
>>109 It's called "Wanna Be Your Girlfriend," from when Hinoi Asuka was very young. You know, it was produced by Tommy!
>>118 Ah, thanks for the interesting tidbit. I really learn some cool things here. I am the only person who works on the videos. ^_^ I edit them with Windows Movie Maker. At first, I could only do a couple things, but I've learned a lot of tricks! Please play around with it. ( 笑 ) I was eating leftover turkey! I was wondering if someone would cath that! ^_^
>>129 Cosplay is very expensive, isn't it? I would like to try it someday, for a video, but I probably can't soon. I really want a Japanese sailor school uniform!
>>131 Hahahaha. That was sooo stupid, but so funny! ^__^
Ive just watched Magibon's latest video. It was too cute to watch. Is your fox-like finger movement from Nobuta wo Produce, isn't it? Did you like it? I mean I am wondering that some stories of Nobuta would be hard for you to understand because what the Americans perceive interesting or funny is a little bit different from what we do. I like magibon.
>>138 Yes! It's from Nobuta. You are correct that most Americans don't have Japanese tastes, but for some reason, I seem to think a lot like the Japanese... That's mostly why I am so drawn to Japan. ^_~
I loved Nobuta wo Produce. Lately, I've been watching Kurosagi. Have you seen it? The two stars are Yamashita Tomohisa and Horikita Maki, the same people from Nobuta. I wonder if they have a romance in real life...
>>139 I haven't watched Kurosagi yet, but it looks interesting too(*´д｀*) I don't think they have a romance in real life, but I heard that a paparazzi took a photgraph that Yamashita was dating a girl. The girl seemed to be a just friend though.
>>142 I'm actually surprised that so many people believe the paparazzi in Japan. Here, they are just seen as greedy liars. I'm sure that Yamashita has dated many girls, as well as all of the Johnny's and H!P girls. They are all rich and beautiful, so they must, right? In Japan, a celebritie's popularity goes down when he/she dates, but here popularity goes up. In fact, managers and agents schedule dates between their stars, and sometimes even plan scandals like arrests and fights.
You should watch Kurosagi, because it is definitely interesting. And, a few nights ago, I was watching an episode, and Komatsu Ayaka appeared briefly! I was all excited, haha. She's so great.
>>144 I was thinking about Friday magazine. The celebrities have their careers ceased because of a simple picture, right? Did I misunderstand it? >>145 私はあなたがそのビデオが好きですことがうれしいです！ありがとう！
