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20:55Ahoy? :_shioriNotes:
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21:03Humu, it can be hard to gauge stroke order for some kanji
21:04senta- chou, not senchou
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21:06@Hiijou-B And Romanji would be Traditional Jap then?
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21:11Senchou? Marine is here?!?
21:11First you try to make her eat, now you want to take her food? Cruel and evil as usual Yota
21:13Katakana and Kanji are both used in different ways, katakana is often (but not exclusively) used for loan words, while kanji is often used to clarify which word in intended when words are homonyms
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