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aindreas August 31 2005, 02:35:48 UTC
omg i love those things

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your_tallest August 31 2005, 02:49:06 UTC
I used it to learn Chinese. I actually convinced my college's bookstore to order them for the Chinese 100 students this year.

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nancyy August 31 2005, 04:23:03 UTC
You were in Taiwan? (browsed through your Photojournal briefly... nice pictures) Me too! Kinda happy to be back in North America though.

Just curious, are you gonna keep up with your Chinese now that you're back in US? (sorry this is way off-topic)

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your_tallest August 31 2005, 12:34:54 UTC
I was in Taiwan for my junior year abroad. I want to write Chinese textbooks some day, and am currently a TA teaching Chinese 100 one day a week. haha, so yeah, I'm gonna keep up with my Chinese skills. ;]

why were you there?

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your_tallest August 31 2005, 03:09:27 UTC
My boyfriend was playing with it and wrote me a message on it. (He's Bulgarian)

I was told to decode it. So, I'm cheating...sort of.

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lingostarr August 31 2005, 03:27:16 UTC
Hmm not sure what it means. But I think the part that looks like the english word "me" actually means "you" "Byko" is you last name I take it? Well at least it is portauyed that way in your LJ. I am sorta guessing from what I can see in the cyrillic lettering, and from what I know from Ukrainian. I could be wrong.

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your_tallest August 31 2005, 03:38:16 UTC
yeah, my last name is buko, and that's what he calls me because it makes me sound "more eastern european".

so, it's blank you buko. hmmm

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neatta August 31 2005, 03:28:02 UTC
I have no clue, but it looks cool. >> xD

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oryx_and_crake August 31 2005, 03:40:15 UTC
"I love you"

signed: Buko

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your_tallest August 31 2005, 03:43:49 UTC
could it be "I love you, Buko" as well?

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oryx_and_crake August 31 2005, 03:44:11 UTC
sure

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your_tallest August 31 2005, 03:45:49 UTC
excellent. thanks.

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