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Konichi wa my dear friends!Here´s the first article and a lecture for you all

Day 1,732, 17:42 • Published in Japan Republic of China (Taiwan)

• by Akane Homura

Welcome to the first article of the Shining Nippon

Well I was not very active in the last days but it schocked me to see, how we are now part of another country but you know what?I will never be a part of another country and I will always be a proud Japanese and I already fight in a resistance war in Kyushu..for our country and our friends but we have to stay strong together and this is why I publish this article.

It will be a little lecture what our ancestors and dear friends taught us, to get your mind clear 🙂

Kakashi taught us, that you should never abondon your friends and I will never ever abondon one of you not even a single!

Jiraya taught us, that we can handle any obstacles with the power of will and we have a strong will!

Itachi taught us, that no limitations shall not exceed love and I love you all as my friends 🙂

Minato and Kushina taught us, how much people can sacrifice for loved ones! And I will sacrifice everything if this is what is needed, so get our beloved country back

Sakura and Hinata taught us that love knows no obstacle and what do we love more than our country?Right nothing.

And what did Naruto taught us? Right that we should never give up and always smile! So smile with me and stay strong with me people!

(Sidenote: When someone wants to work as a reporter, help me with this newspaper of whatever just write me and I hope you enjoyed this first article)

Comments

Komeiji Koishi Day 1,732, 19:53

If you're going to type in fail romaji, take note of the fact that it's こんにちは(わ is bad, mmkay) and not こに. It'll make 今日は which kind of makes sense as to why it's a greeting. I'll still read it as きょう.

ahava3233 Day 1,733, 01:55

Translation of Letigerr's comment.

You should've typed Konnichiwa or Konnichiha, although due to the use of は (ha) at the end, not wa (わ) Konnichiha is better. At the same time tho, it kinda sounds like wa, hence why you see konnichiwa alot. Also, there's a double n there, so こんにちは not こにちは (konnichiha not konichiha).

The rest is about the Kanji (logographic character representation rather than "letters") of Konnichiha, which almost no one uses although Letigerr is breaking that rule ：P.