From Italy with love

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ilecivetta

後輩

20 Aug 2010

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• 20 Aug 2010

• #1

Hi guys!

I'm Ilenia from Italy!

I found this forum searching recipes for noodles!

I'm totally fond of Japan and its fantastic culture.

Clearly, I love manga, japaneese cooking and books.

I'd really love to know Japaneese guys discover new thing concerning this Country. Please, help meeeee!

Cheers!
Ilenia

 

Lledargo

先輩

14 Jul 2010

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• 20 Aug 2010

• #2

Hello and welcome

I hope you enjoy and learn from the forums.
窶堙??堋､窶堋ｼ窶堙ｦ窶堙ｫ窶堋ｵ窶堋ｭ

 

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Subfocal

後輩

15 Aug 2010

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• 20 Aug 2010

• #3

Ciao Ilenia! Pure io sono nuovo! Cmq benvenuto!

Sto per spostarmi a Tokyo (tra qualche mese) e non vedo l'ora.

In bocca a lupo trovando ragazzi Giapponesi, a me sembrano tutti Europei qua (io sono Inglese)

 

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ilecivetta

後輩

20 Aug 2010

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• 21 Aug 2010

• Thread starter
• #4

Davvero? Uff, il titolo del forum mi ha ingannato allora. Parli l'italiano benissimo, complimenti! E in bocca al lupo per il tuo tasferimento a Tokyo. (INVIDIAAAAA!)

 

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Pavel123

後輩

13 Sep 2007

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• 21 Aug 2010

• #5

Buenos Noches, Miis Ilenia!

How are you today? Hope good, good, GOOD! Welcome to the common sensed place named JREF! We rock, we bark, we suck... (WHAT?) And we are simply awesome!

Enjoy your stay and feel the experience that is JREF! We are all family here and we are royal (well, excepted maybe Dutch Baka, since he's Dutch... but... y'know) (<.< What?!)

So feel free to talk to the people around here. If you have questions and ideas and total random stuff, go ahead and post for free, because this his how we role! Now can you dig that, Ilenia?!

 

justin

The Rise of Cobra

31 Aug 2003

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• 21 Aug 2010

• #6

Welcome to jref and checkout the cooking threads for amazing Japanese food

 

Mars Man

先輩

Rest in Peace

28 Jul 2005

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• 24 Aug 2010

• #7

From the heart of Japan, with love !! I hope you find what'll keep you cooking and looking, ilecivetta chan !! Take your time and settle in nice and slowly.

For what it's worth, however, I would suggest that it'd be more 'forum friendly' to at least provide English with the non-English sentences, as well.