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Dec 22, 2011 22:30

I have come across a few strange phrases in the books I've read here. They're a little like the ones my guards use back home, except I haven't had many opportunities to discern their meaning. [She pauses for a moment, before resuming.]"Never look a gift horse in the mouth." Is it dangerous to approach one, perhaps ( Read more... )

where's hakuen, where is kururu when i need her, needs a tutor, colloquialisms ahoy, written

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[Voice] no_use_running December 23 2011, 15:49:00 UTC
I might be able to help, with some of that. If you'd like.

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[Voice] keepsthelight December 24 2011, 19:16:30 UTC
I would appreciate that very much, miss...?

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[Voice] no_use_running December 25 2011, 03:41:10 UTC
I'm Mizuno Ami; Mizuno is my family name. [She's learned to specify, or give her name in the western order, here in Luceti - though an odd number of Japanese people seem to be brought here.]

It's nice to meet you.

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[Voice] keepsthelight December 27 2011, 05:00:32 UTC
It's very nice to meet you as well, Ami. My name is Ouka! Are you familiar with expressions like these?

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[Voice] no_use_running December 27 2011, 06:42:15 UTC
Many of them. I studied hard for English class back home.

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