Tidbit of the day: "Doraemon" is in fact, pronounced as dough-rah-ei-mon instead of dough-ray-mon. "-rah-" can be substituted for "la" for more accuracy, since it is Japanese. And for those who are uninformed, Doraemon is a Japanese show, just that it got dubbed to many different languages.
But the thing is, i often get ignored when i say "dough-rah-ei-mon" instead of "dough-ray-mon" in the past. Ignored here means it's as if i didn't say anything at all, and no one seems to hear it, and no one gives me any response. Even a -.- counts as a response, which is also not shown when i pronounce it properly.
But hey, i often get ignored this way in other scenarios as well.
It's about time i get used to it, for real.
Useful insights to learn from here? Not much. Just that communication between persons is basically not just one-sided and it's probably more effective to engage the recipient rather than to be self-centered, obviously.
That said, a look at previous blog posts could possibly hint of much self-centeredness though. Or do they?
Currently hooked on classical Touhou music arranges from TAMusic. Seriously, they are awesome.
PROFILE
Ayayayaya ~
Touhou Fan.
Listens mostly to Touhou doujin music
(Because the creator of Touhou (ZUN) is damn talented, his BGM for the game series are godly, including the game series he made itself, and hence many dedicated groups of musicians do arranges of his original BGM)
("Arranges" are one level higher than "covers")
Very Japanese-oriented, absolutely not Korean-crazy like the crowd out there
Watches Japanese anime
Wants to do, learn and try many, many things, but finds it hard to find the time, commitment, and energy to do all of that
Life is short, and i want mine to be especially so