メイ-san, Kian-san, げんこつ-san, あずき-san, Thanks a lot!

Hi everybody! This is Kenn.

メイ-san, Kian-san, げんこつ-san, あずき-san
Nice to meet you all! Thank you for many friendly responses.

■May-san
>*** So, you've done 600,000 words. Congratulations!

Thank you! I think I came so far, before falling to the cliff.

>Thus you can go further and further to any higher level, I believe.

I wish so. I grew familiar with reading recently. I have thought gradually that the three principles of the happy-reading are important.
To tell the truth, I hardly used a dictionary. However, I seldom did the PANDA-system. I think anyhow that I have read rapidly.
This time, however, if I read the book which is not interesting, I thought that it became a panda system automatically.

■Kian-san
>You live in Takatsuki-city, don't you?

Yes, I do. The Kansai off line meeting the other day was pleasant, wasn't it?

>Never mind! Making mistakes is fun for everyone, I think.
>I always make mistakes but I never worry about it.

Oh! I will try to write in English once a week.
**** I have said!! ****

■GENKOTSU-san
>Finding the same author's other books which I like is very fun.
>And this way gives us more interesting about authors.

I also think so.
And I am interesting to know about the time when the author lived.

By the way, when I begin to read a book, I look at all illustrations first, and I read the captions and ABOUT THE AUTHOR. After that, I read the text.
If I read a book by this way, I can read it quickly.(^^;

■Azuki-san
>They are written by E Nesbit, aren't they?
>I want to read "The Story of the Treasure Seekers" either!

Yes, they are. And there are dear children in each book.

>Your English isn't awful!
>Please, don't mind about making a mistake.
>I wish you enjoy chat in English.

Thanks. I hope so.

■Good-bye everyone!