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Published: 2011-01-10 11:12:10 +0000 UTC; Views: 1333; Favourites: 15; Downloads: 0
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This is Rachael Flatt, an American figure skater and reigning US Champion.
I love her programmes this year, she really has flair for interpreting a certain style. And she has great charisma.
Good Luck to her for Nationals!!!^_____^
Her wonderful performance here (she nailed everything despite her foot injury!):
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EDIT 30.01.2011: Congratulations on your Silver medal, Rachael!!! Good Luck for Worlds, I'm sure you'll do great!
FULL VIEW PLEASE!!!
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That's so kind of you (as usual)!!! Thank you Didi!!
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Um... let me guess. You used a traditional Chinese brush to draw this?
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That's right
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Ah, that brings me back to the time around my Primary/Elementary Era that I kept failing in writing Chinese characters/Kanji with a Chinese brush.
In the end because of that, I dropped Chinese but despite that, I can understand and speak the language but when it comes to writing, I often give a expression.
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XD Really? Oh so you took calligraphy classes too, at school?! Yeah writing is really difficult, but I've always loved memorising kanji and writing them, I remember I always looked forward to doing the Kanji test we had every week.^^
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Used to.
I can never get along with Chinese teachers. <|D
I know some basic Chinese words/Kanji and the right Japanese words for them.
For example:
θ = Tora
ε―
= The Zodiac's Tiger/Tora
η«/ιΎ = Dragon
ε
= Usagi
馬 = Horse
ζ°΄ = Mizu/Sui
ζΏ = Geki
ι» = Kuro
ε΄ = Saki
θΊ = Ichigo
δΈ = Ichi
δΊ = Ni
δΈ = San
ε = Yon/Shi
δΊ = Go
ε
= Roku
δΈ = Shichi/Nana
ε
« = Hachi
δΉ = Kyuu
ε = Juu
ηΎ = Hyaku
ηΎη£ = Hyakujuu
η½θ = Byakko
ε±± = San
η« = Ka
ε = Do
倩 = Ten
η©Ί = Sora
ι· = Rai
ε½± = Kage
ι’¨ = Fuu/Kaze
ε
= Kou/Hikari
η΄
= Kurenai
ζ± = Aka
ι = Aoi
And some more. Lazy to list what I only know all out. @.@
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Thanks but I am sure you know much more than I do.
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