Well, I like the mashup of being isolated from nearly everything but also enjoying common moments with a friend. It got me to think about lots of things
Well, that's fine and again, I'm already done with exams but thank you ^-^
College has been eating me up more, but my focus on my responsibilities is what I care about more nowadays. I'm going to be even busier soon now that my second major will be marine biology. For reference, my first is multimedia arts.
Oh, you may not believe it but I meant to say that I didn't reply to your comment for a while when I had to deal with exams. Hopefully, that's clear enough to you. 😅
What I've learned so far was Korean, Chinese, Arabic, Italian, French, and German. I do have more to learn, with Thai being up next, but it's fun for me to learn various other languages in my life.
(Had to reply this late because I had to deal with exams.)
Honestly, that's exactly what I love about the direction in which the series went. The bonding between Chito and Yuuri perfectly reflects the message of GLT. Aside from the fact that they're survivors and that they need something to cuddle, there are complicated consequences thrown into either of them which further add to either characterization and development as well as their interactions with the overall plot. What you said is what GLT truly aims for. Also, I want to make this very clear that consequences don't just mean that they're on the negative.
It may take ages for me but I guess I'll try when I have the opportunity to. Still on the topic of languages, while I barely speak Tagalog, I did learn how to speak various other languages quite well.
Afterward, I got into the manga, and while the anime is brilliant due to its fantastic combination of gloominess, horror (not the usual horror mind you), and comfort, the manga truly is on a whole different level for me just because it has one of the best endings ever in the manga industry imho.
Technically, I can speak Filipino but I'm sorta awful at it lmao. I tried my best to make certain phrases and sentences in Tagalog and while I did improve slightly, I still fully struggled at it which is why I mostly speak English and Japanese.
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College has been eating me up more, but my focus on my responsibilities is what I care about more nowadays. I'm going to be even busier soon now that my second major will be marine biology. For reference, my first is multimedia arts.
Medyo late reply madami kasi ako ginagawa
Pinapanood ko ngayon galaxy express 999
Malapit ko na matapos.
Kailan ka nagsimula manood nang anime?
Nakita ko 122 ang completed anime mo.
(Had to reply this late because I had to deal with exams.)
Kakain ko lang ng dinner
Magkakaroon ako spaghetti just month sa March 30 kasi birthday ko yun haha
Sana maalala mo birthday ko pre
Ah. Magaling ba siya sa Tagalog yung na meet mo na half Filipino.
Pre mayroon ka ba discord?
It may take ages for me but I guess I'll try when I have the opportunity to. Still on the topic of languages, while I barely speak Tagalog, I did learn how to speak various other languages quite well.
Pero ok na ko pre
Ikaw musta ka na ? Musta naman new year mo
May kilala ka pa ba'ng ibang Filipino mal users na active pa dito?
Afterward, I got into the manga, and while the anime is brilliant due to its fantastic combination of gloominess, horror (not the usual horror mind you), and comfort, the manga truly is on a whole different level for me just because it has one of the best endings ever in the manga industry imho.
Technically, I can speak Filipino but I'm sorta awful at it lmao. I tried my best to make certain phrases and sentences in Tagalog and while I did improve slightly, I still fully struggled at it which is why I mostly speak English and Japanese.