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Re: How do you think Japanese people?

Postby MissLT » Sun Jan 11, 2009 10:14 am

Nice to see you around again, Ana. Where have you been? Hope everything else is fine even that ex-friend you just shared is quite twisted. Don't let it get to you. She's not worth to count as a friend. Believe me, a real friend, on or off line, never does something like that to another friend. A real friend would have explained his/her reason before walking out of your life.

And I know how it feels when someone treated you like that, for the same thing happened to me. I talked to one girl for a while online. I even introduced her to the guy I like once since I thought of her as a friend. I believe I never had any ill wishes or thoughts towards her. Just out of the blue, she was gone and never replied to my messages. Not even a short explanation about her behavior. Just poof... gone. I was very confused. I had no idea and still have no idea what I did or said wrong.

If I knew her in person and she did this to me, I would be in her face and annoy the ~ outta her until she told me what I did wrong. That's how I am. I don't walk away when someone I know gives me a bad behavior, especially when I believe I've done nothing wrong. If I and that person were in a fight, I wouldn't give a ~ if he/she refused to talk to me. It's childish. I don't associate with childish mentality.

After some time I started to stop caring about her behavior and health. People come and go. There are some you only meet them once, but they leave you with such an impression that you'll remember them forever. And there are some you've met for a while, yet they leave you with such an impression that you'll forever regret the time you've spent with them.

Well, it's life. Live and learn. Until then we'll grow.
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Re: How do you think Japanese people?

Postby Hardi » Sun Jan 11, 2009 12:29 pm

It seems: westerns are more entertaining to Japanese, than Japanese to westerners.
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Re: How do you think Japanese people?

Postby Anahita » Wed Jan 14, 2009 1:06 pm

Ciao, ciao my dear Lenny! ^___^ so happy to see you once again! *hugs Lenny tightly* waiii, waiii, Hardi is here as well! how you doing mate? *gives Hardi a big hug* I missed you guys so much. lol, I am feeling like I have come back home after a long, long trip! {-:

I think that I understand how you feeling Len. :-s I wish I could do the same and ask my friend why she did that. but at the same point I felt it doesn't worth it. as you said, such a person with that twisted personality who didn't even give a second thought before throwing my friendship away, really didn't deserve any more effort. so I let her go and forgot about her, as the way she had forgotten about me... but still remembering it hurts some how...*sighs*

Well, it's life. Live and learn. Until then we'll grow.


yeah, it is so true, people are coming and going and we will grow by learning from it. and I hope that I can grow more and more into a mature, calm and wise person who cherishing her friends and dear ones truly. ^^
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Re: How do you think Japanese people?

Postby Hardi » Wed Jan 14, 2009 3:47 pm

Anahita wrote:Ciao, ciao my dear Lenny! ^___^ so happy to see you once again! *hugs Lenny tightly* waiii, waiii, Hardi is here as well! how you doing mate? *gives Hardi a big hug* I missed you guys so much. lol, I am feeling like I have come back home after a long, long trip! {-:

okairinasai Anahitasama! :lol:
You understand that much of Japanese right. {-;
Your jovially overwhelming "waiii, waiii"s were hearthwarmingly very welcome at this dark and poring time of time. :-)
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Re: How do you think Japanese people?

Postby Anahita » Sat Jan 24, 2009 4:58 pm

Hardi wrote:okairinasai Anahitasama! :lol:
You understand that much of Japanese right. {-;
Your jovially overwhelming "waiii, waiii"s were hearthwarmingly very welcome at this dark and poring time of time. :-)


waii, Tadaima! ^__^

thanks so much dear, I am wondering where are every one? the forum look kind of deserted if you ask me. :-s (sorry if this is off the topic, I will stop right here after hearing Hradi's reply! {-: )


P.S: sorry for my delay, had a terrible col and I am still so weak, just managed to crawl out of the bed since I can't stay away from my computer! :lol:
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Re: How do you think Japanese people?

Postby chairicherry » Sat Mar 14, 2009 7:44 am

I guess u hv missed an "about" before "Japanese". as far as i remember, "think about" should be used together. :)))) please indicate if i hv made any mistakes

All right,let's go back to the topic!
I DEFINITELY LOVE JAPAN! i love the food, the people, the environment,u name it!
Japanese people give me an impression that they are really friendly and polite.I am a Hong Kong-er, people in Hong Kong are far less polite than Japanese.I am not saying that Hong Kong people are rude, but obviously politeness is not a common quality implanted in everyone's body when compared to Japanese. The salesman are so polite that i would feel guilty if i dont buy anything!

But at the same time, I reckon that it would be a pressure for them to be in such a good manner ALL THE TIME. I mean, people have the right not to put on a smile when they are sad or unhappy,right?

Another thing that i appreciate most is the food.Most of them are of high qulity, they seldom (almost never) taste bad, even the cheap ones.I love sushi, milk, noodles and curry.Japanese curry is somewhat different from Indian curry, it tastes sweeter.
Oh i remember the convenient stores in Japan, THEY ARE SIMPLY AWESOME AND COOL.u could get everything u want from a convenient store. It's convenient in a sense that it has different kinds of food for u to choose, a wide range of groceries and i love the magazine section.it would be a pity if dont buy any magazines from Japan as they are much cheaper than that in Hong Kong. (shipping cost counts)

Last but not least, i have to say that Japan is truly a good place to visit to.U could almost find everything u want there, exotic food, well-designed clothings (i love the way Japanese girls look, they are so pretty and slender!i guess it has something to do with the food @@"), beautiful tourist spots and clean environment.
These are just my personal perceptions, some of them may be wrong as i have been to Japan twice only and i dont know any Japanese people.please tell me if i hv any misunderstanding. thx : D
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Re: How do you think Japanese people?

Postby LEATRICE » Fri Aug 28, 2009 7:01 am

To me, I'm okay with the Japanese
There's quite a number of handsome actors, cute actresses and singers on TV :-P
But to be frank I'm a little bit offended by the sex culture there.. I mean, AVs
Since I'm rather traditional and conservative, cannot really imagine :-(
The fashion of the world is to avoid cost, and you encounter it.
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Re: How do you think Japanese people?

Postby MissLT » Thu Sep 17, 2009 6:51 am

chairicherry wrote:
But at the same time, I reckon that it would be a pressure for them to be in such a good manner ALL THE TIME. I mean, people have the right not to put on a smile when they are sad or unhappy,right?

While you're at work? I don't think so. If you, in any conditions, cannot give the customers the same attitude you've been giving or supposed to give, you shouldn't be at work. Otherwise, leave your problems at home. I SUPER hate it when a sale associate is rude to me. I mean, what did I ever do to them? Run over their dog? Drop their baby? Break their favorite china? Or what? If my questions or requests are annoying, transfer me to someone else who can handle me. Don't give me the attitude as if I need their business and not the other way around. A good business person values a customer's happiness and makes them feel appreciated and welcomed.
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Re: How do you think Japanese people?

Postby Linyijiun » Tue Nov 17, 2009 3:47 am

Hi, my chinaese name is Lin yi jiun,my english name is Jean,call me Jean

I`m 16 years old,I am a girl

I am come from taiwan ,I think Japanese people is smart.friendly...and..not very tall

BUT...I very like japan,because you have forest and kimono...

some day I want to go to your country play

oh! I want to ask you ,How do you think taiwanese people?
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Re: How do you think Japanese people?

Postby tingwung » Tue Nov 24, 2009 3:02 am

HI !! sakuzpanda ~~
I am from TAIWAN.
Do you have listen Taiwan ?
I verry want to make a JAPAN friend.
JAPAN is a good country .
I verry like Tokyo!
I heard some people said Tokyo is very fashion.
:arrow: Can you make me a friend?
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