That concert sounds like quite something! And wow, you're even in one of the clips. XD; You must have been really, really close to the stage.
Whoa, so many tests in different languages. That's pretty awesome. :3
Staying in Hong Kong sounds nice. What an experience it'd be~. :) I've always wanted to visit HK one day! I would be entirely lost...well, I guess not entirely, since a lot of people there speak Mandarin and English? But I would be lost with Cantonese. :3
He's brave to go into the crowd like that! :O That crowd sounds pretty crazy. Some crowds are mild (I can't believe how restrained some Japanese crowds are...they don't make grabby hands so the actors are free to go into the audience without much fear, but they sure scream loudly!!) while some crowds are dangerous! Hehe, getting pushed to the front sure is convenient.
I hope you passed~! What did you have to do for it?
Hehe, all I know of Hong Kong is what I've seen in Hong Kong dramas. I love HK dramas. They make me want to visit. XD; I speak Mandarin at home. It's my native language, but I don't write Chinese very well since Chinese school was only once a week...and I never finished with the entire 12 years.
Yeah, I kept thinking how great the concert would've been without those annoying fangirls who were willing to hit someone over their head for the drumsticks or to touch him. xD I think I'm more the type who prefers the way japanese crowds act, much more reserved. *lol* But for someone like Miyavi or wild artists the western / european fans must be more fun. When I watch youtube videos of concerts in Japan I'm surprised how the crowd is just... being quite and listening, without jumping around or singing along, it would be pretty intimidating for artists who go to Japan and are not used to calm fans. XD
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Whoa, so many tests in different languages. That's pretty awesome. :3
Staying in Hong Kong sounds nice. What an experience it'd be~. :) I've always wanted to visit HK one day! I would be entirely lost...well, I guess not entirely, since a lot of people there speak Mandarin and English? But I would be lost with Cantonese. :3
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I hope you passed~! What did you have to do for it?
Hehe, all I know of Hong Kong is what I've seen in Hong Kong dramas. I love HK dramas. They make me want to visit. XD; I speak Mandarin at home. It's my native language, but I don't write Chinese very well since Chinese school was only once a week...and I never finished with the entire 12 years.
Strict teachers really push your learning. :3
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