User:Nakamura chiaki
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I'm Chiaki Nakamura (okay, so maybe that's not really my name, but it's a pretty cool alias). I was born on the sixteenth of April, in the year 1994. (4-16-94). That makes me pretty young - I'm only twelve. :3 I was born, raised and still residing in the beautiful (okay, so maybe not the urban areas) country of the Philippines, and I've only gone out of the Philippine territory ONCE. (I've a freaky plane phobia, leave me alone!)
I'm in my sixth grade at a school I'd prefer not to mension (I'll tell you that we're all girls.), since it's my business and not really yours. :3 I love Math and English, and I have a fondness for World History, something that wasn't even tackled yet at my school. :P
For a twelve year old girl, I have the weirdest interests - from anime, to wars, to weapons, to the heirs apparent to the British throne.
I haven't contributed much, as I'm just new to this whole Wikipedia editing thing (and it's confusing, mind you...), but I'll try my best. Ufu! :3
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I can read, speak, write, eat, dance, and sing in the English language fluently. Or about as fluent as a sixth-grader can get. Been doing so since I was three. Whatever. I'm obsessed with enlarging my vocabulary, using punctuation marks, and proper indentation and capitalization. When I handwrite, that is. Hahaha. I know the difference between commonly confused words, blah, blah... English is my primary language when speaking and writing. So yay. :D
Since I am from the Philippines, it's only normal that I know how to speak the Filipino language. I can speak it with no problems (I can even curse with it! Hehe.), I can understand some colloquialisms, and I speak it everyday~ (Although mixed with English, which produces icky Taglish...). BUT I have trouble writing with it for some reason, so don't expect me doing much in the Tagalog Wikipedia. D:
I can write and read Hiragana and Katakana... some basic Kanji, too... but that doesn't necessarily mean I can understand what I'm reading, so don't assume anything, please. :)