harajuku girl

it's kind of weird, really speaking german with a german for probably the first time in close to two years. but it was nice.

anyway, it was also very funny, because i was always going to lapse into japanese. it's like instead of saying 'ja', i was going to say 'hai'. and 'demo' instead of 'aber', etc etc. perhaps my mind is still in japan. anyway this is somewhat ironic, because in japan, when i couldn't think of the japanese word i needed, the first word that came up was probably german, instead of english.

looking back, i was probably like that girl in harajuku, that girl who was asking me for help, but because i couldn't understand her, i asked her to speak in english, and she said some gibberish.

well, i will never forget her, because after the gibberish left her mouth, she realised immediately that she was spouting nonsense and turned away, making a very funny/cute gesture.

too bad that she wasn't able to express herself in the end. too bad that my jap was really very limited.

too bad that we probably will never see each other again.

even though i know that she is just not the kind of girl i will like.