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Akai Ito #5

You can't put your true feeling into words,
I can't express my important feeling.

If the two of us could exchange the feeling in our heart, would we see..

Would we see that destiny was on our side?

*****
to the anonymous friend who ask for the remaining quotes of Akai Ito.. well honestly the remaining episodes don't have too meaningful quotes (to me, personally).
either that or sometimes the quote would only make sense if someone watch the movie.

but since i have started it.. maybe it's not a bad idea to finish it.
after all.. the last episode's quote is quite sweet.

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Hikari said…
The anonymous friend is me, I guess ;) (French... hehe... that's why my english is not so perfect)
and I'm happy for the 5th quote.

I have already known the last quote lol (I never even realized so many people were...etc...I don't know if you have already seen it, so I won't spoil it)
but I was searching for the other quotes (and didn't have the will to rewatch the episodes, since the quote is not complete in the beginning..., even thought it was a really good drama).

Anyway, for me they are really meaningful (perhaps because I saw it). Thus, I'll wait to see if you post the other quotes. Now I'm no more anonymous ;)
Continue what you started, it's a good idea
4:38 AM
phoenix chix said…
honestly I am still amazed that there are people in France who love watching Japanese dorama.

and I am glad that I can help you with the quote heh.
'i never realised...." is the second last episode, I think ;)
don't worry.. I will try to finish all the quotes.

Hikari is a nice choice of nickname, and for me your English is perfect enough =)
6:41 PM
Hikari said…
Maybe it's because you don't know that France is the 2nd consumer of manga in the world (after japan of course). Still that's true that only manga are famous. Really few people watch japanese drama (or asian drama in general) or listen to asian music.

I guess you would have to blame my friend (who is not even asian, just canadian lol)for letting me see "the snow queen", the first korean drama I saw... (we were bored of american show..or maybe had nothing else to see...) and it was just so beautiful that i continue ("summer scent","spring waltz", "winter sonata", "hana yori dango",...)

You are almost right, "i never realized..." is from ep8... I mixed up some of the quotes i took.
Anyway, i will correct it with your quotes ;)

my english better have to be good...because otherwise i'll have subtitle issue ;)
Does Hikari sounds like a masculine or feminine nickname?? (ether way i won't change, but some friends told me it was "feminine" in japanese..and i wonder)
7:01 AM
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