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3. september 2005, 11:53:43
taikoki 
Resales. I teach many young japanese english as a second language. Most of them don't speak any english. I refuse to speak japanese in class. Just start with picture cards, hand gestures, facial expressions, and etc.. Young kids catch on super quick. Japanese in general are shy. So don't be mislead, when they are shy. A greeting in the morning could be helpful. Try, "Ohaio" pronounced like the state 'Ohio'. this means 'good morning'. but for the most part, leave her alone. she might feel more uncomfortable with the spot-light on her.

29. augustus 2005, 19:08:52
taikoki 
Onderwerp: Re:
ughaibu: Domo arigato.

29. augustus 2005, 18:47:13
taikoki 
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ughaibu: how would i get in contact with him?

29. augustus 2005, 18:31:10
taikoki 
Onderwerp: Re: Shogi Variants
I have seen a real Taikyoku Shogi board and pieces. It's HUGE!! and playing it is really fun. But it takes a very long time to play. Tai shogi is a bit better, but again it takes a long time to finish. I may travel to Tendo city soon. This is the Shogi capital city. It is located in the northern part of Japan. I am going to see if i can get someone to make me a Tai Shogi board and pieces.

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