The Tempo Loss Bishop Exchange of Haruhi Suzumiya (Part 1)

Preface Contents Next Chapter There is no single viewpoint of the world. I, Itsuki Koizumi, certainly know that having a subjective viewpoint is a vague, unreliable notion. Let’s say, for instance, that I want to look up at the night sky. We can only hope that the celestial bodies that seem to be floating amiably […]

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Lesson 2 – Katakana (Na ~ Mo)

Overview あけましておめでとうございます! Or, Happy new year! Today, we will look at the next three columns of the Katakana table. Katakana (Fifth column) Katakana (Sixth column) Note that ヘ is exactly the same in Katakana as in Hiragana. That makes it easier to remember, doesn’t it? Katakana (Seventh column) Additional Sounds Now, let’s take a look

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The Tempo Loss Bishop Exchange of Haruhi Suzumiya (Preface)

Contents Next Chapter About the Author Sō Sagara: Born in 1986, living in Tokyo. He has written The “Hentai” Prince and the Stony Cat, Is it a Crime to be Threatened by my Student?, Loli-feratu The Loner, as well as worked as original creator and scriptwriter for Qualidea Code. Foreword The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya

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Haruhi Cast Interviews

Questions Please give a comment about the 15th anniversary of the Haruhi Suzumiya series. What do you like most about the series? Any scenes or lines from the series that left a lasting impression? Tell us about the relationship between the character you voice for and Kyon. Aya Hirano (Voicing Haruhi Suzumiya) It’s been 15

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Lesson 1 – Katakana (A ~ To), Long Vowels, Double Consonants

Overview Hello, everyone, and hope you have a great Christmas! Today, we will look at the Katakana table. Katakana is another kind of alphabet, like Hiragana. The letters are mainly used for loan words like クリスマス (Christmas) and sound effects like コンコン (Knocking sound). Each letter in the Katakana table corresponds to a letter in

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