Aloha!

Have you ever seen "Disney's Lilo and Stitch 1,2"? I really love these movies, so I often see them on DVDs. Of course I love the characters and the story. But things which especially I like with these DVDs are...the SONGS!! My dad loves Hawaiian music, so I've heard it since I was a little girl, and I love it! The picture below is the CDs of "Lilo and Stitch". There are some Hawaiian songs in these CDs. Most of the songs are sung in English, but some are in Hawaiian:) I especially like "He Mele No Lilo". I can't understand Hawaiian now, but I'm really interested in Hawaiian, so I want to learn it some day. Oh, you can read Hawaiian though! Because they are written in the Roman alphabet! I think most of Japanese students have studied the Roman alphabet when they were children;)



The pictures below are the snacks from my Canadian friend! She gave them to me a little days ago.There are snacks which I've never seen in Japan in the box! We exchanged some snacks of each country. So, I sent her some Japanese snacks! She was really glad to get them! I think, Japanese people like plain tasted food. The tasts of snacks from the other countries are a little strong (I love them though).




This is a cup of Canadian maple syrop! It's a genuine maple syrop:) So it must be good I think! (I don't have it yet) And you can see some words in French. Why is that? Because my friend who sent it lives in Quebec. In this state,they speak French! I'm studying French, so I wanna go to Quebec some day!



And this is a jar of maple butter. I've never seen it until she gave me. According to her,it's really popular food in Canada. We can eat it on toast, waffles or crapes! If you have a sweet tooth, you can eat it by itselt!! haha :D Actually her father does!

Aloha!!("Hi", "Good bye", "Welcome", "I love you" in Hawaiian)
Au revoir! ("Good bye" in French)