~MAIN~ My name is P.T. Heartless. I am a fanfiction writer and an original story writer. . I am sixteen years old, and attend high school as a junior. . I am also here as "Deystar Skyi"--however, my stories there tend to turn out sweet, or nice... while I can become almost a whole 'nother writer when I write tragedies. . I write more along the lines of: DNAngel Furuba Harry Potter . ~Heartless
. ~NOTES~ I write my stories using Japanese customs and phrases at times. To read my stories (esp. DNAngel), I'd prefer you know these things: . Names are written FamilyName PersonalName in Japan, as opposed to the English PersonalName FamilyName. Ex- John Smith would be called Smith John in Japan. . HONORIFICS: -teme isn't used often except in a joking manner or as an insult. Indicates little or no respect. -san is almost ALWAYS used. That's the most common, showing a bit of respect without over-doing it. If unsure of an honorific, -san is always a good one to turn to. -chan is used often with girls or children, showing affection. It is also used to make a name sound cute. -kun is for young men (though there are exceptions), just less formal than -san. -sempai is used to indicate and older student, like a freshman addressing a senior. -sama is used to indicate high respect. Some translations are such as "Lord" or "Master". . TERMS: Hai (hi)- Yes
Iie (ie ay)- No Nani? (nah knee)- What? Gomen (go men)- Sorry Arigato (r e gahto)- Thank you Daisuki (die ski)- I like you Aishiteru (I sh tear (understood 'u' noise, if you go with the accent))- I love you . Note- Aishiteru will not be used often, because in the Japanese culture, "I love you" is NOT a term to be taken lightly. Some Japanese people can go through most of their lives without saying it.