kanojo no me ga totemo suki desu ! sugoi hyôjô da to omoimasu ne !
kirei na e desu o^__^o

Another beautiful picture ^^

--
Here's a lullaby to close your eyes goodbye
It was always you that I despised
I don't feel enough for you to cry, oh well
Here's a lullaby to close your eyes goodbye
Goodbye...

thx i'm so happy^^

THX for your comment.

This character that you liked is a boy.
The Vampire Chronicles series is an origin to this character,
written by great Anne Rice.

He is 17years old.and His figure is often compared by the angel.
Because, I draw him like a woman.
The explanation is delayed.
When your feelings are deteriorated, I'm sorry.

watashi ha anata no kansou ni totemo kansya shiteimasu.
watashi no e wo takusan kiniitte kurete arigato gozaimasu.

ho he is a boy ? hahaha he looks pretty anyway XD Sorry for mistaking ^^

dô ita shimashite ! =]
sumimasen ga, "kiniitte" ga wakarimasen ! jisho de mimashita, demo nani mo sagashimasen deshita ! ^_^

Yes. He is a symbol of ideal beauty in me. XD
Surely, I am projecting the woman of the ideal to him.


"kiniitte" 　= kiniiru(favorite) no katsuyou-kei(conjugation/inflection) desu.


for example;"He favorites that notebook."

"kare ha ano notebook wo kiniiru."
This is an unnatural usage.

"kare ha ano notebook wo kiniitte-iru."
This is a natural usage.

"kare ha ano notebook wo kiniitte-iru ni tigai-nai."
This is a natural usage too.


I guess like this,
"kiniiru shite iru"
It is not easy to use.

The sentence above is omitted and Double consonant.
"kiniitte-iru."

For French, the conjugation was not recorded in the dictionary.
I had a hard time very much too.
I cannot explain any further well. XD

I was not searchable of anything.


nani mo sagashimasen deshita
↓
nani mo saga 　se 　masen deshita


This is an inflection, too. ^^

ho thank you very much for correcting, this is true that it is not easy to find the dictionary form as we call it in French (I mean the form"kiniiru" I don't know how you call it in Japanese, I never got what the teacher was saying about the different verbal forms' names hahaha XD)

I think I got what you mean ! Thanks a lot, that really helps ^_^ but I don't know if I would be able to use it properly yet... ^^"

You were not able to find the French conjugation ? That is pretty hard, isn't it ? Ours always change , I guess that is hard for strangers to learn. I think Japanese conjugation is easier, but what may be hard is to know how to use it somehow.

Anyway if you ever want to learn some more French, and if you need help, I think I can help ! I'm one of the French person who is able to write the language properly because more and more young French people are not able to do it anymore ! This language is also hard for its native hahahaha XD that's pretty funny I think !

Thanks as well for correcting "Nani mo sagasemasen deshita " ^__^

I thought Sentences of "kiniitte" might be colloquialism rather than the inflection.
The word of a professional teacher might be more correct than my word.
Please think about my word as a hint.
I was drawing the picture of a Japanese grammar in class. ><
I regret at this late date.
I learnt that I had to understand the grammar of the home country word to study
a foreign language.
I want to try to study French again.
But there is no time now.
(I have forgotten English.
I am having the machine translate English.
and, I am supplementing in the dictionary.)

Because My dream is to become Manga artist.
I am practicing drawing the picture and make the story.

anata no moushide(offer) ha totemo ureshii desu.
nazenara,hontou ni France go ha utsukushi to omou kara.
suki na eiga mo France no mono ga ooi desu.
moshikashite, watashi ha zense(incarnation) ha
France ni kankei shite ita kamo shirenai.^^
ituka louvre bizyutsukan ni ikitai desu.