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   From: bliss-sf4ever@dslextreme.com   
      
   On 02/02/2012 08:28 PM, Kenneth M. Lin wrote:   
   > Hi Bobbie,   
   >   
   > So do you read manga in English or can you read Japanese? I grew up in   
   > Japan until I was nine so I am still fluent in Japanese but have only   
   > just gotten into manga in the past five years after working in Hawaii.   
      
   	I read translated manga sold in places like Nihon Machi,SF   
   or TSRI as well as scanalated manga online.  Some of the stuff I   
   like will never be printed in my remaining life time in the   
   USA so I don feel bad about not paying. If I have the money sometimes   
   I pick up a volume in Japanese by an mangaka I like.  Such as   
   Family Compo which is even re-readable.   
   >   
   > I'd like to read more but Kinokuniya charges almost ten dollars per   
   > volume and I was wondering if any used bookstore in San Francisco   
   > carries used manga (preferably in Japanese) at more affordable price.   
   	   
   	I am sure some place must. But like I say I don´t get about   
   to the remaining stores, so I cannot give an answer to your question.   
   I generally end up paying that much or more for my translated mangaa   
   but the high sales tax in SF brings it up a bit more.   
      
   >   
   > Ken   
   >   
   > "sellers" wrote in message news:jgffel$8tp$1@dont-email.me...   
      
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