konichiwa minachan!! ^^

ohiyu gozimas!

watashi wa otaku des-

hadjemashte ^^;

ogengi deska?

こんにちは みなさん!! ^^

おはよう　ございます!

わたし は おたく です

はじめまして^^;

おげんきですか？

マジか？

Hello yankee, i am happy japanese

this is a pen

i am a boy

Corean claims that japan made sex slave in WW2 and demand apology juice. Why corean is always liar?

バカ外人

>>5
gaijin desu ne ^^;

>>6
Shut the fuck up you goddamned weaboo.

>>323
You usually see this without the と in there, just [verb]んばかりに, and it means something is at the point where it's very nearly doing [verb]. So here it's something like "blazing up almost to the heavens". (Yeah I suck at translating)

I've seen this used most often as "と言わんばかり" - "as if to say".

The 届く is in the negative form but I guess really works like it's postive. The way this construction works makes perfect sense in my head but not in a way I can explain. I think maybe it's more because I've grown used to it than because I've actually understood or figured out any reason why it should be like this.

>1 間違っててもよく頑張ったな。真面目に勉強するんなら、これからも頑張ってちょー。

わたしは日本人です
がんばってください

konyanyachiwa bakabon no papa nanoda ＼(^o^)／

Today's Japanese lesson is the word オナニー ("onanii") or masturbation. Enjoy "onanii" for very long time.

>>11
I plan on raping you to death |(^o^)/

俺がdumbfuckだぜ

そりゃ確かに。。。