W I T H O U T H O P E
Secretmirror180: This is not really a chapter. It's just a Japanese explanation page. Some reviewers asked for them
Miyako: Can I do it? *starry eyes*
Daisuke: IIE! I wanna! *starry-er eyes* ONEGAI!
Secretmirror180: sweat drop -_-' Ano…how about...ano…ano…*thinks* *scratches head* KOUSHIRO-KUN! Kou-kun!
Koushiro: Hai?
Secretmirror180: *jumps on him* KOU-KUN! Can you do the Japanese explanations?
Koushiro: Sou…
Secretmirror180: YOSH!
Koushiro: *clears throat* Sou. Minna-san, take a seat. Watachi-tachi will go by chapters, ne?
Chapter 1-
Arigato gozaimus= Thank you very much.
Baka= Idiot, stupid, ect.
Arigato= This simply means thank you.
Onegai= Please.
Hai= Yes.
Ano (mentioned above as well) = Um or err.
Atashi= I for females. Remember: ONLY GIRLS USE THIS. Or tom girls/drag queens.
Daisuke wo aishite iru= Translated: I love Daisuke. Get rid of his name and replace it with someone else to say, "I love -"
Sayonara= Good-bye.
Daijubo desu ka? (it was spelled wrong. Thanks KarenSedai- Kibou no Tenshi, I think your name means 'Angel of Hope' ne?) = Are you all right?
Gomen nasai= A very proper way of saying, 'I'm sorry.'
-sensei= It's sort of like a Mr., or Miss, but it is used for teachers.
Boku= I for males. Remember: ONLY GUYS USE THIS. Or tomboys.
Nani?= What?
Naze da?= WHY?! (the 'da' at the end means he really wants to know why…I think)
Watashi no tomodachi= My friend. (Secretmirror180: I meant this sarcastically for anyone who is slow. Yes, Evie, you.) Watashi is 'I' for both genders.
Koushiro: Now to chapter 2…
Chapter 2-
SUGOI= YEA! YIPPEE! GREAT! (It just means…ano…you like it)
Atashi no tomodachi= My friend. Just that atashi is a female form.
-chan= For small, cute people. Or friends. Mostly girls are called this.
Konnichiwa= Good afternoon.
-san= Mr., Mrs., Miss…stuff like that. Used for an adult or as a form of respect.
Iie= No.
Okaa-san= Mother.
Demo= But. (No, not your behind. The other one. You know, like yet. Omae Hentai!)
Aishiteru (a classic) = I love you. (Writing that word is, 'luv', is very hard for Secretmirror180 so we'll give her around of applause! CLAP PEOPLE! Arigato. ^_^ Miyako: Kou-kun is scary.)
Gomen= Sorry.
Ne= It's just something put at the end of a question, I think. It sort of means 'right'. (Ex. We're friends, ne? or We're friends, right?)
Moshi-moshi= Hello. Usually said on the phone.
Sugoi Hikari-chan= 'You're the best Hikari.' Just replace Hikari-chan with someone else's name and you can compliment them.
Dou itashimashite= You're welcome. (Secretmirror180: Try saying that 3 times fast you non-Japanese speaking people! It's hard! I've tried it. My tongue!)
Chapter 3- Otou-san= Father.Ja ne (another misspell. Thanks LightHopemayshine.) = Later.
Kobanwa= Good evening.
Genki?= How are you?
Che= (Secretmirror180: I think it's a curse, but I forget which)
Domo arigato= A very proper way of saying 'Thank you very much.'
Naze?= Why?
Kawaii= Cute.
Yamato nadeshiko= (I'm not too sure what this means anymore.)
'Nii-san= An abbreviation of big brother, which is Onii-san.Ohayo= Morning.
Tomodachi= Friend.
Oji-san= Grandfather.
-kei= usually what you call your sweetheart.
Chapter 4-Gaki= Brat.
-kun= Another suffix. It's usually used for male friends, yet it can be used for females just like –chan.
Nan da?= (Secretmirror180: I'm not too sure of the meaning, but I think it means 'What?" or something to that affect.)
Chotto matte= Wait a minute.
Nani kore?= What's that?
Chapter 5-Oishi= Delicious
This chapter Sou= Yeah.Yosh= YEA! Much like sugoi.
Minna-san= Everyone.Watashi-tachi= We.
Koushiro: That's all. Any questions?Daisuke: I do! Does Hikari like me or Takeru?
Secretmirror180: Ugg. The next chapter will be up soon.