my older brother. Though we have a 8 year old gap, we were raised mostly in the US so we're more... liberal I guess? So we share the same view and jokes and all that. My sister lived in Indonesia for school and my parents worked most of the time so we only see each other lmao. 2 reply
My brother. We have a 2-yr age gap and we watched most stuff together as kids (we didn't have cable but our local channels aired mostly anime so we grew up with Naruto, FMA Brotherhood, DN Angel etc) and we're both in the science field so we understand each other's struggles in research LMAO. We usually make puns (unintentionally leaving out our si...... 1 reply
My brother, since we're both otaku and have the same interests and tastes we rarely fight. Our conversations run smoothly too, and we can talk abut anything and everything. ヾ(❀╹◡╹)ﾉ~ reply
It's funny but the person I get along the most is actually my niece.
She's nine years younger than me and we have been living together for 12 years now. I moved in with my sister after my parents divorced.
As an aunt, I have that feeling like I have to protect and guide her, but at the same time we're like sisters and best friends. I can pretty m...... reply
I speak Indonesian (native) and English, but I can speak Japanese too. I'm currently studying Chinese, well I'm half Chinese afterall so I feel like I must be able. I feel Chinese is easier than Japanese tho, but I prefer Japanese in term of pronunciation. In my first year of high school, I learned German. It was soo difficult. I don't really liste...... reply
I get along with my twin sister the best she's my best friend we share almost everything with each other. She is the one I confide in the most. We got into anime/manga at the same time and at the beginning of our yaoi phase, we shyly recommended each other a yaoi manga we thought was good now we do that shamelessly. As corny as it sounds I honestly...... 1 reply
So here’s the thing: Some of the languages I speak, I am not able to read or write. I easily pick up languages through experience and emersion (I’ve been lucky enough to live in different countries around the world) but not the proper way. So with that in mind, here’s my list:
English
Spanish
German
French
Mandarin
Japanese
Korean
Thai (eh)
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