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thanx for the req ,nice to know you

hi,seems like we are really neighbours..thanx egypt will be fine soon and i wish palastine too

it is funny, u got no sense of humor. alright alright im apologies ok?

heya we are neighbours? where are you from?

I'm sure whichever university you attended have plans to open that course for students like yourself my friend.

If not then how about utilizing a program called 'RosettaStone'. It's a specific computer software dedicated to help users learn foreign languages. Each product are sold with specific languages. It's quite pricey but I've tried a demo and it was very reliable. Details are HERE for you friend.

Great~!

Yes I can. I've watched so many Anime in my life I lost count or track of them however my knowledge on their language and dialects began to accumulate over time. Almost second nature until I had a better understanding - when I took Japanese courses from college. I learned how to write Japanese too~!

I'm saddened that most anime shows introduced into other countries were converted to the point of dubbing languages, cropping off scenes, and applying pixelated censors. I believe those factors contribute to the overall majority's misunderstanding of Anime. Would you agree?

Hello Mohammad~! My friends called me Ahmed because it is much simpler to pronounce. If you have a better nickname for me then I'd be very happy to hear it.

I watched Anime, either translated with subtitles or RAW quality. Long before I used to watch anime with English dubbing and after watching an actual Japanese version and comparing the two (for example Gundam Wing) I say to myself 'Why oh why did I watch the english version'.

From this day on I continue to watch new anime shows in both RAW and/or SUB format.

My signature is Arabic so that friends like yourself could understand my message.

I don't know if I'm the first Persian around this site however I'm pleased to meet you here in AT.

Greetings to you friend. Let's enjoy Anime together.