This is my 4th(and maybe final;) movie of Super Metroid.
I tried to confirm my Currect-Clear-Time(By Mr.Bladegash's Advise)
I think my currect clear time is 28min48sec'42.(Maybe.)
A few days ago,I said "I can't join the Project."
I feel very sorry about my opinion;
So(?), I tried to make a new movie, by one.
I think , I did my best...
(Oh, I did't notice that my old movie was Published,sorry;)
And, I say 'thank you' very much for many people.
Oh, really? Hm, I refrain from useing a "lol". I use "(^_^)".
Truncated&Bisqwit wrote:
>Mr.
Thanks,I see.
I used "Mr." , because I think it means "-san".
(I didn't know it means "-dono".)
Yes, it seems very strange, not adding "Mr." ,for me.
"Internet" is common to the world, I think.
The difference of civilization makes misunderstanding,sometimes...
I think that it is good, you were kindly man.(^_^)
>An episode of Naoki Takahashi
I think this case is difficult, because Japanese people don't add "-san" about "Famous-Person".
But, sometimes we add "-san" about "Famous-Person.".
I can't explain the reason.(^_^;)
I think that it is difficult to explain 'a matter of course for us(own)'.
>In Rome, do as the romans do
Maybe, in Japanese "郷に入れば郷に従え", I think.
I can understand this.
But , here(this site) is a common to the world. Where is 'Rome'?
(Please don't think seriously, I want to mean a joke.(^_^;))
Bag of Magic Food wrote:
Plus it's almost always silly to add "Mister" in front of a fake Internet name.
Yes, I can understand your meaning ,now.
But, Japanese people add "-san" too, in front of a fake Internet name.(^_^;)
:Example
People call me "Terimakashi-san" or "Terima-san" or "Teri-san",in Japan.
I(We) call Sippu(My Japanese Internet-Frined) at "Sippu-san".
We don't call a person by his(she's) first name.(and fake name.)
The case 'a term of respect' is very friendly, each other.
Or about 'Famous-Person'.
Ok, I'll don't add "Mr.", from now.
Thank you Bisqwit,Truncated,Bag of Magic Food,feitclub!
Hmm, But it seems strange for me,still now.(^_^;)
>I think this case is difficult, because Japanese people don't add "-san" about "Famous-Person".
But, sometimes we add "-san" about "Famous-Person.".
I think he got confused because he was talking about a Japanese person (so he should add -san) but in English (so he should not add -san).
>Maybe, in Japanese "郷に入れば郷に従え", I think.
Thanks for the Japanese proverb. I think it's the correct one.
>Hmm, But it seems strange for me,still now.(^_^;)
Heh, I understand what you mean. It's very strange for me to say -san all the time too, even to people of my own age which I know well. I make mistakes sometimes. Good luck with the eikaiwa. :)
I think he got confused because he was talking about a Japanese person (so he should add -san) but in English (so he should not add -san).
I can understand truely, sorry my discrepancy.(^_^;)
Hm, surely, it was hesitattion;
:useless supplement
We don't add "-san", to Famous-Person, I said.
It is not relation with 'Japannese or not'.
And, it is not relation with age.
Do you know George Lucas?(a director of Movie-Star Wars)
We call him "Mr.Jeorge Lucas", "Jeorge Lucas-san", "Jeorge Lucas".
All is OK.
Heh, I understand what you mean. It's very strange for me to say -san all the time too, even to people of my own age which I know well. I make mistakes sometimes. Good luck with the eikaiwa. :)
Heh, I understand what you mean,too;
Thanks for explanations, and I'll try omit "Mr."!
