Asian artists, anyone?

[Cii]

@ Keii4ii: Well, honestly my Vietnamese writing is also lacking. I'm not that good with words in general

[Cii]

@goenn Hello! I'm trying to find your account on Tapastic comic web... Is it a link? I'm new to the forum so maybe I couldn't find it...

[goenn]

Aaahhh I'm kinda new to the forum too. I updated my profile so it should link to me in the Tapastic comic web

[Raven_C]

Er..I'm originally from the Philippines. lol But I've been living in the U.S. since I was 11 years old (I'm 20-something now. eheh). Having spent so many years in America, I prefer to write/speak in English. Actually, English has always been my strongest subject in school. Haha! I'm quite fluent in Tagalog (Filipino language) but nothing too deep.

[Cii]

@goenn you've got a new follower!
hey I see that you use Clip studio paint, is it good compared to Manga studio? I saw an ad of clip studio paint before but didn't download the software..

[Cii]

@raintowns English is my strongest subject too, but I'm still a long way to convey good story by the language :(((((

[goenn]

Clip Studio Paint is basically Manga Studio under a different name, haha. Yeah, it's pretty great. Making comics is really easy with it and inking is so fun! No mess whatsoever.

[noctuidae]

I was born in the Philippines, but my family moved to America when I was still a toddler. While I can understand a fair amount of Tagalog, I can't actually speak it. ; w ;
but in my spare time i've been trying to learn it.

[meyah]

Here! You know. Turkey is in Asia. -and Europe. because of Istanbul-

[zelkats]

I'm a Malaysian who lives in Japan and I speak English better than Malay and Japanese but I'm not a master at any of them

[jvntolentino]

First generation Filipino American here. English is my only (fluent) language and I'm lucky enough to work with a Chinese artist from Finland on Battle-Bug who speaks English fluently as well.

[SuperRazz]

It seems Tapastic has a lot of Fil-Ams

I'm born and raised in the Philippines. I'm fluent in both English and Filipino. But since English isn't my mother tongue too, sometimes I wonder if native English speakers think my comic's dialogues seem awkward and unnatural. or maybe if I'm not choosing the words that could best deliver my ideas.

[keii4ii]

It seems Tapastic has a lot of Fil-Ams

This reminds me that I'm usually mistaken for a Filipino IRL, by actual Filipino people. XD Koreans, on the other hand, are only about 25% certain that I may be a Korean until I start talking in Korean.

[Raven_C]

This reminds me that I'm usually mistaken for a Filipino IRL, by actual Filipino people.

It's funny that you say that 'cause I've been mistaken for a Korean a couple of times before. But, really, it's quite obvious I'm Filipino, imo. Haha.

[noctuidae]

oh same lol. People have mistaken me for Korean and for Vietnamese.

[jelee1222]

I'm Korean, but I've been living in the US for a while now - I can speak Korean fluently though cx

[ashriott]

From Malaysia here, though I've been living in Australia for a couple years now Compared to other languages I know, I'm most fluent in English, still I'd say my grammar is pretty bad xD

[balalaikayon]

I'm from asian part of Russia, my nationality is Sakha, or Yakut how russians call us. I speak Yakutian, Russian and English.
I had some complains that my English is quite bad, but eh, what can I do? I'm trying at least.

[NagashiKhan]

I'M LEARNING JAPANESE, DOES THAT COUNT?!?!?!?!?!

(lawl)

[ippotsk]

Yakut'! Really cool, hehe. I'm an Indonesian studying in the European side of Russia (specifically Rostov-on-Don), and I'm really amazed by all the different ethnic groups in the nation, and the culture~

And mate, вообше думаю что прекрасно по-анлийски говорите. Flawless, from what I've seen here. ^^