Would you like some Japanese penfriends? - Page 4

ARose · (#31 (**permalink**))

You got my letter today - yay! Next time I'll send a picture and some fun American things for them!
You said their mothers were interested too... maybe they would like a fashion magazine or something along those lines?
I'm so excited!

KikiBunny23 · (#32 (**permalink**))

*tear* I have still yet to send mine...still have to get postage. *tear tear tear*

IonFortuna · (#33 (**permalink**))

This sounds interesting, I have always wanted a penfriend!! I'll send PM!!

loveskyliemole · (#34 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by milkywaykid1

is it too late for a penfriend? i have only just started japanese and i thought having a pen-friend would increase my skills greatly.. please reply

just pm me and tell me a bit about yourself?

talk to you later!

loveskyliemole · (#35 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by ARose

You got my letter today - yay! Next time I'll send a picture and some fun American things for them!
You said their mothers were interested too... maybe they would like a fashion magazine or something along those lines?
I'm so excited!

Hi ARose,
Yes I showed your letter to them today!
and they are also excited, but they told me that it will take a week to
read your letter, because they are also a beginer of English.
I am going to help them next week to start writing back to you.

Yes, the mothers are interested in Fashion (they are late20s and 30s).
Are you interested in Japanese Fashion?if you are,
we will send you something reated to "fashion" thing.
(usually reguer Fashion magazines are thick and heavy and it will cost
us a lot of postage, so we really appreciate if you could send us
those fashion magazines but please be careful with the weight,
don't spend too much money for the postage for us!)

by the way my sister is in fashion business for a long time,
she lives in Tokyo worked for Prada, but now she works for chloe now.
If you have any chance to come to Japan, I will introduce my sis to you.

have a good day!

loveskyliemole · (#36 (**permalink**))

Quote:

Originally Posted by milkywaykid1

is it too late for a penfriend? i have only just started japanese and i thought having a pen-friend would increase my skills greatly.. please reply

just pm me and can you tell me a bit about you?

loveskyliemole · (#37 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by Pexster

OoO...i want a japanese penpal, plZ! i want them to be my friend and teach me more japanese *wait* i sound shelfish, okay i mean i would love to have a friend from japan*now thats better

hahaha, yes now you sound better

just pm me and tell me a bit more about you?

loveskyliemole · (#38 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by Matteinokun

I'm interested ^^ please pm me

thanks for your post.

just pm me and tell me about yourself, thanks

IonFortuna · (#39 (**permalink**))

did you get my pm?

stringperson · (#40 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by Jamaru

I'm interested wat email address do u want do u want my msn hotmail or other email (aol) ill give it u in PM yay !JAPAN!

i am sure people have told you this already, however rice comes with every meal - and that includes breakfast. Cereal isn't so popular. I live with my Japanese in-laws and grandma has fish and rice for breakfast everyday. My mother and father in-law have rice and something. My brother in-law, my husband and myself have bread. Take in mind a loaf of bread here is around 6 pieces. doesn't take long to go.
My mother-in-law cooks some of my meals and even gives rice when serving a meal based on pasta, bread or potato. With 6 people in this house we go through two family sized rice cookers of rice a day.
My husband had bread and rice for lunch. They love their rice. It is really good though.