果物の中 would be “from among all fruits”. It’s ひとつ rather than 一個 because you’re talking about a type of fruit rather than the actual fruit itself.

ryangelion wrote:

(guess what my name is- it’s not “gelion”)

I’ma guess… Eva?

Aikibujin wrote:

*Sigh* And now I’m editing the post because I’ve also now noticed that when I type in 八 in the reply box it doesn’t show the lid, but when I submit it, it does.

It’s fonts. Some fonts have the lid, some don’t. Same with 入 – some fonts have a little hook on the top, while others don’t.

Essentially “volcano” tends to appear on the top of kanji, like in 分 or 公, while “fish legs” tends to appear on the bottom, like in 六 or 共. That said, neither imiwa nor denshi jisho differentiate between them at all (and I suspect that may well be true for other dictionaries too).

I finished my degree last semester, so exchange programs aren’t really open to me any more. Still pondering JET or something like it, though.

Welcome! Congrats on the immersion program. I’d been wanting to do some sort of exchange myself, but I’d always either not have the money, or not have the time.

Nothing wrong with “mostly just travel photos”. I like travel photos. =)

Yeah, “hiragana keyboard” != IME.

Also, I would not describe Tamworth and Dubbo as being close enough to use “Tamworth/Dubbo”. Sydney is almost closer to Tamworth than Dubbo is. =P

Also, practice practice listening.

I did JLPT N5 three years ago, though I was also studying at uni, so I couldn’t say really how much TextFugu covered…