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We've managed to figure out 4 out of the 6 problem set problems for Geometry. (Teacher considers 2 right as a C). Writing them up has kept me rather busy today. *sigh* I'll hopefully find out exactly what I'm supposed to be teaching Tuesday so my partner and I can start on our unit planning, as it is due in the beginning of March. That should give us three weeks - on top of everything else.

I visited Kiraya yesterday evening. Along with plotting we also had this conversation.

Linn: And 228 wasn't our old Japanese classroom.

Kiraya: That's odd. The number is familiar.

Linn: It's your DORM ROOM NUMBER.

Kiraya: Kiraya takes 300 HP damage from stupid! Wait, it's a status changer. What cures stupid? Never mind, just give me a remedy.

XD

Speaking of Kiraya, I hope you got home safe with the snow! It's stopped here right now and isn't sticking to the street, though the grass is coated. Still, who knows what will happen later?

Kaz is right. This is very addictive. And it might manage to beat my Katakana into me finally....

Edit:....there are Wi and We katakana? o.O SINCE WHEN?

BE update tonight! Less than two hours. ^.^

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Only thing is that once it's through the katakana almost solely hiragana start coming up and once you're through those it starts on basic kanji. But the monsters in the first level of the cave are almost all katakana so you might try those if you only want to practise your katakana. (There's a hiragana-only game but no katakana-only that I saw)
:)!

And it's adding Katakana. I've never seen a We or a Wi. o.O Still, it's good practice for recognition which I suck at!

Oh, is it? O_o I wouldn't know. Tell me if you see anything drastically wrong? This is the only place I've learned it after all.

It doesn't train reproduction at all, unfortunately. I'm decent at recognising now but if you asked me for the katakana for *insert syllable here* I'd probably go uhhhh.
Still. First steps and all.

Other than it IS creating some Katakana, no.....

Very odd. I wonder if it has to do with the programing.

Hmm. I suppose it won't matter much; if they don't actually exist I'll never have to recognise them, so ha! XD

I had thought alphabets were pretty fixed, really... well, syllabary but same difference.