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its because their songs had to do with sailor moon xD

the other anime just used some music that sorta went with the love theme. xD

OMG Junjou Romantica! <3

Ouran High School Host Club song Sakura Kiss- Chieco Kawabe

Soul Eater First Opening Resonance- T.M Revolution

*Drool*

DK, two things on the vocab list. Either your 'gambatte" is mispelled or it's the same thing as "ganbatte". I'm going with the latter.

And it's "kochira" not "kochiwa" >3<

I'd also add "are" on there for "that over there", as well as the phrase "watashi wa(ha) ___ desu" for "I am ___" or you could put instead "watashi no namae wa(ha) ___ desu" for "My name is ___"

I'd also mention that "bai bai" is in katakana.

Azrael - my ganbatte/gambatte thing.. I've seen it spelled 2 ways D: Gambatte in the japanese coach game.. and Ganbatte in my books @-@

and I'll add those to the front :3

you know you could add stuff if you want xD you know more then I do and you have the ability to edit posts <3

XD I... forgot that I could, but I wouldn't want to edit without you knowing.

And I believe the game is wrong because there is no just "m" sound in Japanese. there's "ma" "mi" "mu" "me" and "mo" but no just "m" there IS however, just an "n" sound.

I think the song is called Invoke by T.M. Revolution that I love. I used to dance to this like crazy when I was 12. xD

thats what i thought so I just put both up there until someone yelled at me x'D

some words do have the "m" sound but when its notated you just use the "n" symbols

... Liiiike which words? ._.

._. I'll just use the Ganbatte spelling.. and have ashurato take a look later @-@

i cant think of any of the top of my head but its mainly katakana >< but there are some hirigana ones too, i remember it being sprung on us in a test at school :o

I understand katakana, katakana sucks and I hate it. >3<' It's a pain in my ass. More than Kanji is sometimes. But it doesn't make sense to me with the hiragana. Oh well. >3<

Haha, I always go to Ash with any grammar questions I have...

And XD with "ganbatte" I am so used to saying "ganbatte ne" cause... "ne" is put on the end of... a lot. XD It's like a "y'know" or "right?"

Ever heard a native speaker speak English? Ever notice how much they say "right?" or "y'know?" at the end of a lot? Yeah. That's why.

i have a japanese friend that says "yeah" alot, but then i do that too ><

and ive always said ganbatte as gambatte, it might depend on region maybe?

lemme grab my phrase book ><

It could be like.. how america has a north and south dialect?

the japanese have more than just north and south, there is 4 islands >.>

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_dialects

and my phrase book wasnt where i thought it was, ill have to wait till my sister wake up