ext_278338 ([identity profile] ka-yakusoku.livejournal.com) wrote in [community profile] hetalia2010-08-25 10:09 pm

[Fancomic] A Photo-comic on Lithuania

Hi everybody, little Lithuania is here to tell you about his country. Be nice and listen~























And that's all!

So instead of doing a regular post of photos of my dollies, I got this wonderful idea of turning them into a photo-comic from another user~ How did you like it? XD

If I had a Poland on hand, I probably would've come up with something funnier, but learning history is not bad, right? ^^; Everything was quoted from wikipedia, word for word. So don't be mad at me if something is wrong!

If anybody is interested, I'm making and selling these for $14. Choose any character you want. It takes me 1 week to complete one. Shipping and handling is $3 to everywhere. I accept paypal, check, or money order. Feel free to ask me questions!

Thanks for looking~

ILU <333

[identity profile] iclexica.livejournal.com 2010-08-29 11:15 pm (UTC)(link)
Hey, how did you know? :D! That's exactly what my friends call me!

"H-hey, we've all had problems before, okay? Your history was bad, but it's over now s-so just get over it! N-not that I'm worried! I just don't like seeing you cry! . . . B-because crying bothers me, not because I don't want you to be sad!" Poor Liet is so woobie, I hope nobody ever talks like that to him. D:

H-hey, that's what every HK-transfer says, but I swear all of their accents are super-thick! You don't get accents like that in 潮州 or 廣東!There's this one sound that's like the end of English words "ing," except it's in the beginning of words a lot, like 我. Though it seems like many HK-speakers can't pronounce them! It's also in 牛,餓,and 鴯. An HK drama set in modern or ancient times? :O Since those tend to have different accents for some reason!

I actually learned how to write from Chinese school, though they offer pretty poor education after middle school. xD;; I practice with my mom mostly; my dad's handwriting is beautiful but illegible! Did you learn in HK? :O Chinese sisterhood forever man! >w<'''

[identity profile] iclexica.livejournal.com 2010-08-31 08:23 pm (UTC)(link)
Haha, you do have it! If you say "au" all staccato-like then that's the HK accent alright! Aww, I wish I was talking to you in person because I adore that accent, it's so cute~ It sounds like you are quite learned in musical terms, wow! :O That is a good description of the languages, though there's also Taiwanese Mandarin compared to, say, Beijing Mandarin (Taiwan's is so sharp, like a wall of pins xD;; And Beijing's is completely round). You're right, the HK version is a bit more modern, and definitely sounds more hip. Daddy England, youuuuu!

Yeah, it's useful, but it's hard to write in. xD;; Typing is so much easier. . . It helps to try reading books, too! You'll feel a big sense of accomplishment after finishing a book... C8