[Fancomic] A Photo-comic on Lithuania

[ka-yakusoku.livejournal.com]

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~

Comments

Re: ILU <333

[ka-yakusoku.livejournal.com]

...see? That doesn't cheer me up at all if I were unhappy. Liet won't be able to handle it :D

Poopoo, like I said, it's not me with the accent. It's the other people~ But really? You find our accent thick? I guess some HK people do like to drag out their last word with their bellies (especially guys). hmm...I never noticed that there's supposed to be an extra sound in front of cow. I just say 'au' in one broken syllable. ...yeah, that's a difference I do notice. HK cantonese is spoken in broken syllables. There's almost no twisting of the tongue. If I were to compare it to musical terms, HK is like staccato, Mandarin is Legato, and Southern China Cantonese is somewhere in between. If you ask me which Cantonese is more accurate, I'd say it's Southern China's. England messed us up Modern times. I wish I could speak like ancient times :p

Hey I went to Chinese school too~ I stopped after middle school too. Then slowly forgot everything. It's nice that you decided to continue practicing with your mom! It's a tough but useful language~ Hey, your dad sounds like my dad XD I'm only good at speaking because it's our household language and through dramas because it's the household choice of TV >_> Lol.

You did research? Why how studious~♥

[iclexica.livejournal.com]

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

[ka-yakusoku.livejournal.com]

Aw, I'd love to talk to you too. Then maybe you can teach me Mandarin~ Nah, I stopped learning piano back in 3rd grade. Just remember those terms somehow. Teacher must've drilled it in me :/

Taiwan's is so sharp, like a wall of pins xD;; And Beijing's is completely round

Oooo that's a nice description~ I really like it! gonna show my bf, he's Taiwanese Taiwanese is supposed to be a variation of Fujianese, or so I was told. Because a lot of Fujianese settled there in the past. Hey, bet you'll be able to communicate with the Taiwanese!

Hip maybe, but we still love Mandarin yet can't say it well. Many a HK singer has tried and failed miserably XD Mandarin sounds so nice in love songs btw :3

You know how many of those things flipped? D:

Cool, you can read books! I am so jealous right now because there were so many cheap doujinshi in HK but I couldn't read any of them ;A;