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?kirishima_(kancolle)+ -4,547

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ID: 1356051
Uploader: redtails »
Date: 2013-12-21 17:16
Update: 2026-07-30 15:36
Size: 255.3 KB .jpg (667x933) »
Top tagger: redtails (21)
Source: i1.pixiv.net more
Rating: Sensitive
Views: 1
Score: 0
Favorites: 0
Status: Active

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...Uhm...

How do I say it...?

Don't be shy.

Onee-chan understands so...

I don't like Haruna at all. Okay..... Sorry I didn't explain this sooner. But Japaneses don't say they love/like someone, they say they love/like someone's personality, how they treat others, etc. And it's all included in one simple word, "事(koto)". Hence, it becomes "I love/like everything about you" meaning when saying the Japanese "I love/like you" equivalent.

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