Bonjour!日本

At this moment was 3:00 in Taiwan morning time. But I am listening to the music and writing the letter for my Japanese penpal. Well, I cannot believe that I just chatted with a net pal for 2 days, then I proposed the request for exchanging the snail mail. She did a super super sweet smouth, haha~ Then I would like to tell her more longer and longer. And then I told other TW net pals on interpals, at the beginning they wondered what she said, after they looked the review the quotes. They all told me that "you should keep in touch with her" kind of words.



Even though we do not only help Japan but also other countries, some country's people don't have grateful heart but say to blow up our land. ="= Then asked us why we don't like them. Come on, who likes the people wanted to kill us? Dumbhead!

I found that I could chat with Japanese more topics, so I can write more than 2 pages to my Japanese penpal. Oh by the way I want to say that don't say nihao to me, since it has the big distance between you and I. Maybe I dislike you or I think you are a stranger, then I will say nihao to this person out of courtesy. This is greeted with cautious. Just like originally I think that Gambia guy is a net friend, however, he kept bug me for a long while, then I think he is just a guest. This is among the best to the worst grade, that are family members, friends, and then the guests. Basically I will not explain specially for foreigners, I did not write down any chinois on my profile or put chinois in my speaks, but they greet me with nihao, then let it be. I do not want to dampen people's enthusiasm, but the fact is that I will not feel you are friendly to me when I hear this word of nihao. However, I don't know chinois' feeling for that. Perhaps they would be very happy to hear that, who knows?
All in all, you still can say nihao to greet with me, I can understand the meaning, but if you don't want to be my friends, it would be also fine, right?