Who is nardo?
*googles nardo*
Nardò is a town and comune in the southern Italian region of Apulia, in the province of Lecce. In 2014, it had a population of 20,766.

@Yandere: Haha okay that makes so much more sense. My research has produced two other interpretations for Nardo. One is a nickname for some guy named Bernardo. The other meaning is a person who is blind drunk and acting foolishly.

However, if you add an S at the end as in Nardos, it means a kind, beautiful hot, smart,confident, will help a bestie when she needs to and always got your back.
(according to urban dictionary)

@Yandere: You are spot on with the cosplay! I love it! Also, the art in your post style is sooo pretty :vanora_heart: Who is the artist?

@Yandere: Haha sad, I was gonna stalk the artist. You know for a kid's cartoon the sexy jutsu premise is pretty nsfw XD But then again the Japanese have a very different view on what is and what isn't sfw.

@Yandere: Aww are you from Japan? Cool! I haven't met many Japanese people yet. I have met only 1 so far. A guy in school. He was cute. Being all quiet, cool and mysterious in the back of the class writing notes in kanji. :vanora_embarrassed:

@Yandere: Well I studied Chinese in school, so I used to be able to write in Kanji a little. Its been so long now though, my writing is probably terrible and I can't remember shit. :vanora_xd: Its pretty cool that the Chinese and Japanese can understand each other when they write even though they speak entirely different languages. But I also think the Japanese writing that they invented, the Hiragana and Katakana looks easier and less complicated. I can't understand those though, they are just pretty symbols to me.

Sorry I got carried away. Yes reading and writing in kanji is cool. Its very similar to drawing so maybe that's why their artists are so amazing at art. :vanora_xd:

@Yandere: You need to have smooth steady strokes and that just comes with practice. I had to do pages upon pages of it in school and the teacher was pretty strict. Some entire pages would have giant red Xs on them it was pretty scary XD.

And yeah most languages in Europe have connections and share words. Even between the 6 main groups. Its kinda cool when you are listening to a language from a group you don't understand and you find like the one word in like a 20 word rant that you DO understand and you are like AHA! Yeah I get you man! Totallyyy... (most of the time its the curse words but not always haha) But yeah within the groups there is little to no difficulty understanding each other. There is one word that's pretty universal though PIZZA

@Yandere: You had very mature teachers then haha! What languages do you know? There are lots of Japanese teachers on youtube and some apps that help you memorize Kanji.