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dearnawan   

Dearnawan, 26 y.o.
Malang, Indonesia [Current City]

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Telat ya balesnya hahaha :))
Reply - Conversation - Dec 30, 2012
wassup
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Wkwkwk, lagi nonton tv aja haha kamu?
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Many Japanese decorate the front door of shops, company buildings and houses with a pair of "Kadomatsu" during the New Year holidays. "Kado" means a gate and "Matsu" means a pine tree. "Kadomatsu" is a decoration consisting of bamboo and pine branches and symbolizes longevity and prosperity. It is said that this is the appropriate way to welcome gods.
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see in the New Year soon!!
Japanese people exchange New Year's cards called nengajo on New Year's Days. People send New Year's postcards to their friends, relatives and colleagues to express their New Year's resolutions as well as to give updates on their lives. Usually special New Year's lottery postal cards are issued for this purpose!!
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Sure!!!
What kind of thing do you want to know?
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I 'm very good too !!!!!
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Hahaha boleh :) iya
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Hello!! :) How are you??
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Good :) you? Nice to meet you too haha
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