Hello! こんにちは！

[WoHenNi]

皆さん、こんにちは！

私の名前はWoHenNiで、十六才です。WoHenNiは中国語の　「� ��なたの子と大嫌い！」を意味です。

日本語を勉強して、少し話します。オーストラリアにす んでいます。だから。。。英語を話します。

ピアノを弾きます。えと。。。すしが大好きですよ！

えと。。。もうたくさん。

English Translation:

Hello, everyone!

My name is WoHenNi and I'm sixteen years old. WoHenNi means "I hate you!" in Chinese.

I study Japanese, and speak a little bit. I live in Australia, so I speak English.

I play the piano. Uhh... I LOVE sushi!

Uhh... that's it.

Additional Details (in English ):

I speak a little bit of Japanese, so anyone who speaks better than me, please, please, correct the above for me for any mistakes or places where I should/shouldn't use kanji. I'm new here, so I hope to see everyone and... yeah.

Edit: Those little ? marks in the first Japanese paragraph is supposed to say "Anata". I don't know why it's glitching.

[manganimefan227]

OK . . .XD Nice to meet you! Welcome! You seem . . .weird, in a good way XD Have fun here, K?

[WoHenNi]

有り難うございます！

Thanks for your welcome.

[MMM]

Originally Posted by WoHenNi

有り難うございます！

Thanks for your welcome.

No need for kanji there.

[WoHenNi]

Originally Posted by MMM

No need for kanji there.

Thanks!

Do Japanese people just put "Thank You" in hiragana? Because, I've seen it in kanji before, so I thought maybe that was the common thing to do.

I guess not? xD

[Hibari]

They basically put it in hiragana ^_^

[nobora]

Hey nice to meet you. Australia is far lol it's cool you can speak japanese, you put too much kanji for me so i couldn't read most of it lol

[RickOShay]

Originally Posted by WoHenNi

Thanks!

Do Japanese people just put "Thank You" in hiragana? Because, I've seen it in kanji before, so I thought maybe that was the common thing to do.

I guess not? xD

有難う御座います

I have seen it written like this once my 6 years here in Japan. And it was in a taxi cab.

Just writing it in hiragana is standard nowadays I would say.