Good evening. I hope this message finds you well. It has been a while since our first meeting, and I was wondering if you'd still like to meet. For tea or drinks perhaps, whichever is your preference.
[It takes Huaisang a minute to understand what's strange with how his name is written, before he realizes that there isn't something strange with how his name is written. Erik's written the characters rather than the sound-symbols that other cultures use. Huaisang wonders how he knows the right ones, how he learned to recognize and repeat them. He touches the tiny digital brushstrokes for a moment before he can manage to concentrate on the rest of the message.]
Either would be lovely. I'm glad to hear from you.
I'd be happy to perform a formal tea ceremony, if that pleases you. Would you like to come over to my home? I have some time tomorrow afternoon.
[ He's an annoying know-it-all, that's why. Especially with languages. He's not really fluent, for what it's worth, but he's absorbed plenty enough to understand and make himself understood. The different writing system is hardly a deterrent. ]
That would be nice. I'm not very familiar, so I'll have to take your lead.
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Good evening. I hope this message finds you well. It has been a while since our first meeting, and I was wondering if you'd still like to meet. For tea or drinks perhaps, whichever is your preference.
Erik Lehnsherr
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Either would be lovely. I'm glad to hear from you.
I'd be happy to perform a formal tea ceremony, if that pleases you. Would you like to come over to my home? I have some time tomorrow afternoon.
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That would be nice. I'm not very familiar, so I'll have to take your lead.
When would you like me to come by?
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[Huaisang will send his address immediately, looking forward to their date.]