Nov 11, 2014
Silent Siren「恋い雪」7th Single 2014.12.03
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Silent Siren「恋い雪」7th Single 2014.12.03
koiyuki replied to your post: Ha ha! I thought you were built of sterner stuff!
T-TSUNA. MANNERS.
Sorry.
I bet you couldn't suck a dick, mister.
Is that better?
koiyuki replied to your post: I'm enjoying the deepest depths of your blog.
It’s so deliciouuus
nnnnnnnnnnnotrly
koiyuki replied to your post: rIN IS CONCERNED WITH MAKOTO AND HIS FEAR OF THE...
#amie disregards the ending of episode 5 #lol #jkiloveyou
but rin having a not angry face come on it's a miracle
koiyuki replied to your post: sometimes i just i think im on crack half the...
Is Tsuna cheating on Hibari
n o.................................
Kururu teaches Koyuki how to make curry!
Hilarious Kururu noises galore!
This is only in Chinese subs, but you can tell what's going on.
As Dense As a Rock(Language Teaching Terminology): Verb
Verb
A word that expresses an act, occurrence or mode of being
What Does That Mean?
It gives us a way to describe the stuff we do to someone, whether it’s playing football, yelling at the top of our lungs or living it up. What makes a word a verb-or an adjective or noun, for that matter-depends largely on personal perception and how each person uses the language, making it just as like to hear someone say “Let’s green this place up” as you would hear “Are you gonna Lawyer up?”. (And there are different kinds of verbs to create different moods, which will be discussed later)
EX: I'd totally hit that
Why would you hit it? Wouldn't hitting something hurt you, as well as them?
Not if you do it right
As Dense As a Rock(Language Teaching Terminology): Noun
Noun
A word that is the name of a subject of discourse
What Does That Mean?
It gives a name to people, places, things and ideas, Proper Nouns naming specific people, places, things and ideas. It’s much like the difference between saying you ate at a restaurant and saying you ate at Spago(which can help you narrow down what you want to get across to someone).
Example "Hey, what was that car you had in High School?" "A Camaro, and that thing was, and still is my baby. I just hope I don't gotta spend a grand to fix it up."