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I know kanji =/= formal, but 9.9/10 times, kawaii by itself will be in hiragana. Kawaii is a very casual/informal word, so nobody ever uses it in kanji, you just don't use it like that. If you were IMing a Japanese person and you used kawaii in kanji, they'd laugh at you and say "流石外人ですね." However, if you were using kawaii as in 可愛がる, which can be used in formal situations, it would be in kanji.Kawaigaru doesn't mean 'cute', it's a verb and it means to adore. Also, I don't see what makes you the resident authority on Japanese. Saying they'd call me a foreigner really doesn't back up or prove your point, I could say they'd call you dumb for not using kanji and it wouldn't make me any more or less correct. Also, Kaaii isn't hard to pronounce.
Japanese have rule breakers (just like English) all the time and kawaii is one of them. It's really weird trying to say "Ka-aii" (you'd have to say it with two long vowel sounds in a row, can't pronounce it like 会), so they threw a W in there. That sort of pronunciation shows up in a lot of other places.
C# is a modified version of Java, which is a modified version of C++.What? I think you have no idea what you're talking about. Java has utterly no relation to C++ besides syntaxical similarities.
.NET is (I believe) Libraries of code, used by most programs running any of Microsoft's OS's. It provides common functionality for those applications to run.Yes, but he asked what VB.NET is, not .NET. VB.NET is a language.
Torquescript is a scripting language, unlike C#, Java, And C++, which are programming langauges.Scripting languages are interpreted languages that are parsed in real time by a program instead of being compiled into a program themself.
The differences are subtle, and I need to refresh myself on the specifics. But I dislike torque, if that means anything.
The only difference between VB.NET and C# is syntax.That isn't true whatsoever.
loving cool, smf reformats the page count lay out to be right to left if you use arabicI hate to say Kalphiter is right, but he is. It's not SMF, it's just HTML's fault.
False, people would think you're stupid if you wrote kawaii in kanji. It's too formal for a word used informally.Kanji isn't used in only formal situations, and that is the proper way to write kawaii. If you look at the actual kanji, it would read kaaii, but since that's the proper way of writing it even google translate will decode it properly to kawaii -> cute.
Its like stocking but in ArabicIt would be written 可愛い~
かわいい~
My exact thoughts.Well, I knew why it happened, I just said that because it seemed weird to post a picture alone.
Come on people, use logic.
You could make a laptop larger, the only thing a laptop has to have to be a laptop is an attached monitor and the ability to be movable.You cannot fit a 690 GTX in any type of laptop case. These cards are bigger than you think.
are you a fellow cali-er? :Dyeah, I live in San Diego so I've gone to Chula Vista a few too many times.
yeah chula vista sucks
