Greetings from Sweden

[Veidit]

Hello

Well so this is my first post, better make it a good one.

Well my name is John, I'm 27 years old from Sweden and I currently work as a System Engineer in Stockholm.

I've allways wanted to visit Japan but never had the chance and now in March 07 I will finally arrive for a one to two week vacation.
I found this forum via the swedish site j-pop.se

I currently hope to get tips on places to visit, people to meed and where to live when I vist Tokyo

 

[Carlson]

welcome to the forum

 

[Kyoko_desu]

Welcome, Veidit san, I just took a look at your website.
Gosh! Swedish language has lots of things over and below letters. I just don't know how they are called, they look like a dot, double dot, and a small circle and they look kinda cute to me, hehehe.

Anyways, have a nice day and ganbatte ne.

 

[ricecake]

I think the English word is ACCENT(S).

Welcome aboard !

 

[Tobias Lind]

I just don't know how they are called, they look like a dot, double dot, and a small circle and they look kinda cute to me, hehehe.

If you take a second to think about it, so does Japanese. For example, 窶堙 also have the variants 窶堙 and 窶堙?

 

[Anchyyy]

Welcome to jref!

 

[Kyoko_desu]

Originally Posted by ricecake
think the English word is ACCENT(S).

Ohhh, I see, thanks!

Originally Posted by Tobias Lind
If you take a second to think about it, so does Japanese.
For example, 窶堙 also have the variants 窶堙 and 窶堙?

You are right! I just didn't notice we do, LOL, but still, you guys' accents look cuter.
Oh by the way, that's your first post here, Then Tobias Lind san, nice to meet you!

 

[Veidit]

Thanks It's intresting to be here, I hope to learn alot before myt trip!

 

[Tobias Lind]

Oh by the way, that's your first post here, Then Tobias Lind san, nice to meet you!

Nice to meet you to!

I have posted my own introduction now, I didn't intend to hijack this thread.

 

[Myaku]

Hi there!
I'm pretty new to the forums too! I love it so far! Congrats on your vacation! Sounds fun! You'll have to come back and tell us all about your experience.

 

[Mars Man]

Tall buildings reaching through the smoggy air to the stars, blocking out the sunlight from the overcrowded streets below. . . no. . . these are mountians, and simply soft rain clouds gathering at their peaks as though in some worshipping manner. The land below is crowded yes, but more so with apple orchards and rice fields than with people and vehicles. This is not Tokyo. It's Matsumoto. . . sitting pretty much in the middle of the area called the 'roof of Japan'.

Welcome to Jref. Please do check out the whole forum and post when you can. You can learn a lot about Japan, and make a whole lot of friends here too. Stick around. See you !

 

[Veidit]

Yes that is the plan, This place makes me even more exited about my trip!