Talk:Fusou/@comment-5209329-20150519001024/@comment-26336020-20150519013303

Not my native language either, but I'm learning it at the moment both from an online tutor and local school. However I'm also chinese so kanji learning boost+

The text seems quite simple to me, but you got it for the most part.

山城、梅雨の季節はやっぱり雨が多いわね. 時雨は元気にしているかしら. ..

"Yamashio, there is indeed a lot of rain in the rainy season.  I wonder is Shigure is doing well..." (kinda repetitive in that first sentence but it perfectly fine in japanese)

As for grammer yappari can mean indeed/certainly/as i thought... Your interpretation of genki is correct however genki has a lot of uses. in this case its used as 元気にする but then put into the ている form which changes it from the plain verb "to do well" to "to be doing well"

​I'm open to criticism, I also need to do my japanese however soon.