Haha I didn't know you're a ViVi kind of girl! Japanese fashion / standard is so different from here, isn't it?

 

That is the beautiful Hamasaki Ayumi gracing the cover of ViVi (Japanese fashion magazine).

日本人じゃないでも、日本語と中国語と少し韓国語を話します。　＾。＾あなたは韓国人ですか。
Nihonjin jaanai, demo, nihongo to chugokugo, to sukoshi kankokugo wo hanashimasu. ^.^ Anata wa kankokujin desuka?　

 

I looove the fashions from Japan, but I can't always afford them haha. I do plan on doing ALOT of shopping when I'm in Korea this winter though

 

werd!!! it's has been a while since i have not spoken in Japanese!!!! how refreshing, Yes I'm from Seoul, Korea, Born in Korea, yet cultured and pasteurized here in Los Angeles. Y ahora estoy en San Diego trabajando con mis companieros que son Mexicanos. Como la ves?

 

Yeah, if you're on a budget that's the way to go. Those shopping districts in Seoul act kind of like the outlet version of Shibuya fashion?

 

[QUOTE=CanyonRunner;8527584]Haha I didn't know you're a ViVi kind of girl! Japanese fashion / standard is so different from here, isn't it?[/QUOTwE]

will, so ridiculous that you know what that magazine is haha

 

All those J-mags like ViVi, JJ, CanCam, Cawaii, Popteen, etc. are super cool (best eye candy ever!) but weigh a ton! Trust me I know I've had to offload / move them on more than a few occasion.

 

[quote=white_charisma;8527632]How is it ridiculous? You should know I AM the authority on J-land and everything Japanese muhahaha!

 

yeah moving your collection must of taken awhile. stacks upon stacks...

 

on an average $9 to $25 U.S.D. that collection can be very costly. I agree with you on the eye candy factor being a plus. especially, when what ever it takes to make you relax on the throne.

 

Oh sweet! Do you speak Korean? I just started learning it. Yo vivo en Manhattan Beach, pero quiero vivir en Asia :P

Yeah, my Korean friends who are taking me keep saying everything is cheaper in Korea, and that we will do tons of shopping.
The fashions in Japan and Korea do seem pretty similar, I just like Asian fashions in general waaay more than what we have here.

 

fluent in Korean, engrish, Spanish and used to speak Japanese on a convo level but that was way back in the days. Now a days i find myself speaking 80%Spanish and 5% English and the remaining 15% in Korean with my mother.

 

oh, that's not even counting my **** collection!

Just kidding. Actually, I was referring to when I had to clean out all the mags my ex's left at my place. Man, girls collect fashion mags like us guys hang on to car mags!

 

In my opinion in general Korean fashion is a bit more on the funky side compared to Japanese.

But both are way better than the "American style" we've got going on over here.

 

With out knowing your gender/ethnicity and size, I agree with you on the sense that (logical) that clothing fit better cause it's Asian design for Asian peeps.

 

Damn, a Korean dude fluent in Espanol? For real? Are you in the garment industry?

 

Daaaamn, I'm jealous!! I'm really working hard to attain fluency in all my languages, but I know it will take awhile. What language(s) do you usually think/dream in? (I always like to ask multi lingual people that question)

Try having both!!

 

I wish!!! I work here near the San Diego and Mexico border in the commercial import/customs logistics business and was forced to pick up the language. Occupational hazards i guess.

 

funny question. Well, i count in my head in Korean, dream in English. Cussing is done in Korean and thinking process is definitely in English(American).

 

Hahaha that is truly awsome!! I almost never count in English, I used to do it in Japanese, but lately, due to my job, I count in Korean.
Swearing in Korean definitely sounds way more badass than English or Japanese :P
It's interesting that you think in English though, since (I'm assuming) Korean is your first language.

 

born in Korea, but my entire education was received here and having grown up in a "wonder years" Neighborhood where most of childhood friends were White Anglos. Funny thing is that we all later on in life find ourselves in the things we find similarities in what ever we decide to define ourselves with. Begin a product of our environment i have had girlfriends and friends of every color and culture. I'm sooo ******* lost in my ways it's not Even funny any more. I am a Korean American who loves Rotary. lol

 

Lost as in your not sure which culture you 'identify' with?

 

a man with no country sort a speak!!!! Naturalized American Citizen with an Korean Face, I am too Americanized for the Koreans and Not enough American to be Fully accepted. When traveling in Latin America, I'm Just a oddity. LOL

 

hai

 

******* *******. **** the magazine and use your wireless laptop. If you still cant ****, surf the west forum and look for threads like this one. Its so lame that it will make your **** come out in seconds