Which reminds me:
Where the hell is my custom title? It's been almost a week since I contacted Jude. (/゚Д゚)/
I feel proud for recognizing
6/11 characters. But I still have no idea what you said without cheating with rikaikun (which didn't recognize the last character for some reason).
Which reminds me, you need to put rikaikun/rikaichan and furigana in the OP.
Furigana injector for chrome
Furigana injector for firefox
Rikaikun
Rikaichan
Also mention what kind of thing it is, e.g.:
Culture/language
- Windows Teach2000
- Android Obenkyo
- Chrome Rikaikun
- Website The Japanese Page
Makes it much better.
If you're too lazy to do it, I can do it for you and then you can copy the BB code.
I would've just held it with my hands because plastic is not a bad insulator
and while the soldering iron may be 400˚C, the actual amount of thermal energy transferred is not that much.
(not enough to heat up the entire wire to hand-burning temps. )
Normally that's what I do, but in this specific case I found that to be impossible. The space is very cramped up, so the soldering is not done instantly. It was really quite difficult. As a result the contact time was >10s, and since the wires are short they got hot enough to burn my hands. That's why I started using needle nose pliers instead of my bare hands.
(please don't be a jerk and try to prove otherwise, even if you may find it easier (which I doubt) it's still difficult for the less experienced. Especially since I used 18 AWG wires, where 22 would have been more applicable.)
Koi Choco once again redefines itself, not by being non generic but by using elements in other series that arne't really present in harem's and in such execution.
LOL.
I find KoiChoco generic as hell and extremely boring.
I'm from Hong Kong so I understand everything!
You know Cantonese and Chinese too?
I wonder, how similar are Cantonese and Mandarin?
Is it significantly easier for someone fluent in one to learn the other? Or is it like learning a completely new language that only has a similar writing system?
I imagined it would be kinda like how a Dutch person would learn German. The grammar and spelling is totally different, but the vocabulary is similar so it's a lot easier to learn the language, although it's still a lot of work.