Anime Soc Chat: Ignoring crazed lolis since 2006!

I know.



Are you insulting me

No.

Why not? You should be

Well, I was insinuating my annoyance of Vin-kin using the '' smiley, so...

Morning Juno.

How do you say "I love you" in Japanese? In Junjou it sounds a bit like "Skeeto" and that's one of Muffin's many nicknames.

Aishiteru is "I love you", and should only be used when you're genuinely serious. More casually, Daisuki, which is "I like you".

Hehe, is someone avoiding the swear filter

Indeed, only when the intended word isn't applicable to the swear filter, which in this case it evidently isn't.

Would 'suki to' make sense, maybe with some other words before or after?

My student loan came through fully and on time

My student loan came through fully and on time

Edit: I'm also amazed at the amount of people who like anime that I've come across so far at uni! A lot of people seem to have a passing interest, while a couple seem fairly in to it.

Since I only have lectures 3 days of the week, I'll probably continue with learning hiragana Especially since I can't seem to download much anime at the moment ... downloaded last week's umineko and Bleach, but am having trouble with finding a decent site to direct download from

Yes, although more commonly it would be 'suki dayo' for the male and 'suki yo' for the female. There's many variations, as you'd expect, and normally you'd say something like, "Watashi wa suki des". If anything, you'd rarely say 'Aishiteru' in person, it's culturally inappropriate, somewhat.

Edit: I'm also amazed at the amount of people who like anime that I've come across so far at uni! A lot of people seem to have a passing interest, while a couple seem fairly in to it.

Since I only have lectures 3 days of the week, I'll probably continue with learning hiragana Especially since I can't seem to download much anime at the moment ... downloaded last week's umineko and Bleach, but am having trouble with finding a decent site to direct download from

University is cool Now that fresher's week is over (yaaawwwnnnnn) I will finally get to do some real stuff Had a lecture and practical session last week though on how to use the cameras (there's a lot of things to remember ... I almost put the tripod up wrong once XD And forgot to press record once Good thing that take was only a practice run and not the real thing).

Tomorrow I have two lectures - one for Television Drama: Theory into Practice and another for Screenwriting for Television. However, the lecturer might not be in ... she was off last week due to family/personal issues, and is apparantly off for the beginning of this week, so it will depend on if they can find someone to cover or not I hope she/someone is in to do it as I don't want to wait until Thursday for my first lecture!

you should watch junjou and see what they say

You'll often find that at university, and usually the people you'd least expect to be into it too.

Too bad about your internet connection, but at least you're trying to memorise the hiragana. How many can you remember and presumably you're also covering katakana too?

It's been a while since I saw the second season, but I don't recall anything being said along the lines of 'Skeeto'. - And, I won't watch it again.