Expired post-Outing with the Japanese 09'

Okay, I'm back this time and I must not touch the ctrl+ A button no matter what.

You may ask why. Click THIS post.

My feelings are getting better now, I remember that I cried so badly.

So what? The pictures still wouldn't get back to me what.

So it's a waste of time crying.

Even though I kinda forgot their looks, but the time spent together with them is an eternal memory.

And not to forget that Damien, the Mat Salleh who taught English in Japan and so happen to be the one who translate my thoughts to the Japanese will also be in my memory too.

OMG, sounds like somebody has just pass away like that. *touchwood*

The only thing left behind with me right now is their gift and bits of their writings.

TRIP 1.

Grabbed this from Samuel.

Who ask his group of Japanese to be so freaking kind to give him a whole bag of Chocolates from Cold Storage?

I'm preventing him from diabetics leh :)

This is the gift from my all girl group which so happens to be my first time communicating with Japanese language.

Notes only help out a lil'. I couldn't imagine if I am without the notes.

I gave them Malaysian souvenirs, the KLCC KL Tower etc souvenirs la.

I still couldn't forgive myself for deleting photos of them. *fuck*

They are really very fun to talk with, although my knowledge to the Japanese language is less than 5% of their kids in their country and their English level is similar to a 5 year old girl in Malaysia.

But so what? Language is not a barrier for us.

We laugh, we shared.

They shared about their boyfriends and stuffs.

Even though it took me some time to understand what they are saying, I don't mind.

If still don't understand, I'll ask them to write la.

Easy as that :)

I am happy going out with them.

Just the photo part that pulls me down.

TRIP 2.

Long time no see people.

:)

All boy group.

Group photo before we dismiss.

Group photo outside Central Market.

They finally bought what they wanted here.

Tiger sculpture. *omg*

They said it's a gift for their teacher wor. So nothing to say la.

I find that they really look for weird weird stuffs one loh.

We went Sg Wang, Chinatown to look for them but we came back empty-handed.

We asked whether they wanted to look for clothes, fashion accessories or so and they shake their heads.

They only want a particular animal sculpture that represents Malaysia.

Shimin and I decided to give them key chains as souvenirs.

Each key chain were written with their names.

And we even requested to add the word "Malaysia" on it.

Special right? :)

Partner of the day.

Yoga- 林宥嘉's long lost brother.

They freaking look alike weih~

And guess what? He's a Taiwanese! So that increases the probability right????!!!! :D

Shimin liked him a lot I can tell. Marry him la aiyoh~

Anyway, he was our translator for the day as he can speak his mother tongue-- MANDARIN!!

See, I find that I'm so lucky man!!!!

The 1st trip I got the help of a Mat Salleh, the 2nd trip, a Taiwanese eh!!!

Thank GOD!

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Ah, this one is with the sweetest look in my opinion.

:)

Cute Uncle.

Traditional Japanese.

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Compare with the picture above, they freaking look like brothers loh~

They have the same long face and same small eyes.

:)

Yoga's brother again.

Yeah, the cutie!!!!

Shimin, stop snapping his pics la. =.=

Actually they were chatting while the others were busy writing my notepad.

They wrote loads of thank yous and they said that they are happy to be with us and so and so la.

Which I dunno they are words from the heart or not la. :P

But anyway, it's a nice time spending with them also.

KLCC's view.

I bought these for my family at Central Market.

3 guitarist (since my bros and dad love the guitar) and 1 Hawaiian lady.

I find them really very cute, but my mom said they looked so much like monkeys.

=.=

After that I went to eat dinner with Josie at KLCC's food court.

It took us some time to decide where to eat seriously as we kept on walking round and round and round the mall. Our legs were sore.

We finally chose the teppanyaki stall.

But the food is disappointing.

*sigh*

Should have asked the Japanese to treat us a meal or cook us one.

Thanks to Shimin this time for the photos.

If not.....

No idea what will happen.

I want to go for a next trip weih~~~~~~~~ :)

Conclusion:

Japanese Language is not an easy language man.

I just want to learn Spanish for now.

Any centres that offer this course?

End of story.

P.S Anyone Interested to watch MEN IN TUTUS?????????