From United Kingdom.

[Furui]

Hi, people.

I'm from United Kingdom. I'm new here. Lol.

 

[made of stone]

Hi Furui!

Nice to see you here. I'm also new and slowly working out what's what on Jref.

Why not tell us a little more about yourself?

Hope you (and I) have a good time here!

 

[lyst]

Yoroshiku ne! Furui-san. Welcome to JREF! We would really interested about yourself. See you around ^^!

 

[Furui]

If I get free day or time that I'll online Jref forum because I'm busy student for college.
I was born in South Africa. Now, my parents and I are living in England. I'm interest in Anime/Manga and also 3D animation for e.g. Appleseed and Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children. I love 3D animation.

 

[lyst]

Oh a Fan of FF7AC! So desne! Me 2. Im a Cloud Strife cosplayer by the way lol.

 

[Furui]

Cool. FF: AC is fantastic 3D animation. I like them.

 

[Mars Man]

From the Japan Alps, I'd like to give you a big WELCOME to JREF !! I hope you stick around and learn more and more about Japan and all the things she has to offer, as well as enjoy the many different discussion that are going on.

It would be nice to learn a little more about you. What main interests do you have about Japan? Have you ever been here? I hope to hear from you one find day !! See you 'round !! MM

 

[Furui]

Mars Man, I wonder I'd like to buy a book about English - Japanese dictionary. I don't know which best for one book from amazon.co.uk. Please let me know which best one book.

And I wonder how many is Japanese alphabet?

 

[Mycernius]

Hello and welcome.
On the Japanese 'alphabet'. They use three types of writting. Two phonetic alphabets called the kana, Hiragana and Katakana, and the Kanji, the ones that look like Chinese writing. For a dictionary I use several. One is the Oxford Pocket Kenkyusha, which is in romaji, and the Oxford Starter Japanese, which uses the kana.

 

[Furui]

Hello and welcome.
On the Japanese 'alphabet'. They use three types of writting. Two phonetic alphabets called the kana, Hiragana and Katakana, and the Kanji, the ones that look like Chinese writing. For a dictionary I use several. One is the Oxford Pocket Kenkyusha, which is in romaji, and the Oxford Starter Japanese, which uses the kana.

Whoa, four alphabets?!

Ok. I'll looking two books for The Borders in London.

 

[Mycernius]

Whoa, four alphabets?!
Ok. I'll looking two books for The Borders in London.

No, three, Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji, which isn't strictly an alphabet.

 

[leonmarino]

Ok. I'll looking two books for The Borders in London.

You do realize that that's the first step in a long long journey eh? Welcome to the club!!

 

[Furui]

No, three, Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji, which isn't strictly an alphabet.

Oh, I understand you. Ok.

 

[justin]

Welcome to the forum friend!

 

[Absolute Zero]

Hello and welcome, new person. Welcome to the site and enjoy your stay at Jref.

 

[Kinsao]

Hello Furui, I'm in the UK too. :joyful: Hope you enjoy Jref!

 

[Philip]

Welcome enjoy!

 

[Furui]

Hello Furui, I'm in the UK too. :joyful: Hope you enjoy Jref!

Cool, nice to meet you here.

 

[Sarapva]

Welcome to the forum, Furui!

 

[Dudley]

Hi my name is Martin and am from Antigua and Barbuda in the West Indies.

While I've yet to visit, my intrest in this Forum andJapan in the first instance is the many issues around the issue of whaling.

While I am not against the human consumption of this meat, there are some serious questions surrounding transparancy etc, etc.

While I have a veiw I am able to open my mind to other veiws that have substance behind them.

 

[Furui]

I read with the internet about a history of Japan. 'Nippon' means Japan for Japanese word.

 

[Furui]

Oh a Fan of FF7AC! So desne! Me 2. Im a Cloud Strife cosplayer by the way lol.

I ask to question about 3D animation. The computer program called Maya is easy or difficult? ☝