In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Apart from the characters, you can often tell Chinese, Japanese, and Korean apart based on whether the script is written vertically or horizontally. You also may be able to tell which writing system you're looking at based on whether the script is read from right to left or from left to right. If Japanese is written vertically, the columns are read from top to bottom starting at the top right-hand corner of the page. However, if Japanese is written horizontally, it is read from left to right, just like European languages. Look for line spacing to figure out if the script is written vertically or horizontally. Horizontal text will have space between the lines, while vertical script will have space between columns. Japanese comic books and magazines use vertical writing, so they're read from right to left. This is why the spine of the book is on the right. Neither Chinese nor Japanese separate individual words with spaces as European languages do. However, Koreans have adopted this convention and put spaces between words. Even if you can't read the script, you should be able to identify characters blocked together into words. Think about how you would tell what were words if you were looking at written Greek or Russian. While Japanese has its own punctuation marks, Korean uses the same punctuation marks as European languages. If you see these punctuation marks, you're likely reading Korean. Occasionally, you'll see Chinese script with a question mark or an exclamation point. However, if you also see other punctuation marks, such as commas or periods, you're likely looking at Korean script.
Summary: Determine the orientation of the script. Look for spaces between words. Identify Western-style punctuation.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: She likes to wear plain colored sweaters or blouses with skinny to regular dark jeans and cute flats. She generally wears knitted tops so you can do one yourself or get your grandmother or mother to knit one for you. In the movies, Ginny is often seen wearing henley tops and fitted cardigans. If you wear long sleeve tops pull the sleeves up - it looks much better. A clean, straight twig is also fairly realistic! Refer to this article to make a simple Gryffindor robe. If you want, though, you can put on some natural colored lipstick.
Summary: Ginny's wardrobe is also simple but classy. Ginny also likes to wear neutral colours, grey, navy, black, brown,maroon etc. A wand could be something fun to have, so you could buy or make one. There is also, of course, her Hogwarts uniform. Ginny doesn't usually wear make-up.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Look for a compound that you mix at home, rather than one that is pre-mixed. If you can't find a powdered compound, just go with a pre-mixed one. Talk to the store clerk about using a brand that is smooth and hardens fast. There are a couple of key advantages to using a mix-at-home compound. Firstly, it hardens much faster than pre-mixed compound, and secondly, it doesn't shrink once it dries, unlike pre-mixed. The amount that you will need obviously varies depending on the size of your job, so talk to the store assistant about how much they recommend you buy for the space you are working with. In this situation, it's better to have too much than too little. This tool is the most important of all the tools you will use for this project. Getting a larger knife (there are also 6in (15cm) knives available) allows you to apply more compound at once. Make sure you find an actual drywall knife, rather than a multi-purpose tool You use a drywall knife to apply the compound to the drywall. You also use it to smooth out and remove excess compound after the initial application you put down. Look for mesh tape that is specifically for use on drywall. You can find this tape at most home goods stores and it is fairly cheap to buy. Talk to the store clerk about what specific brand might be better for your particular needs. Mesh tape is much easier to use than paper tape. Paper tape has some advantages, such as being a little bit stronger, but for a novice plasterer, mesh tape is a much more straightforward option to deal with. Mesh tape goes down over any joins between pieces of drywall. It provides the base over which you start applying the 'floating' compound. Look for a sanding sponge of about 180 grit. If you can't find a sanding sponge, just get sandpaper. Sanding sponges are great for more heavy duty jobs because of how easy they are to hold and use. You use a sanding sponge to smooth out the compound mix once it has eventually hardened. Buy the best quality sanding sponge you can afford, as sometimes the cheaper ones can deteriorate fairly quickly after some heavy use.
Summary:
Find a high-quality lightweight joining compound. Get hold of a 10in (25cm) drywall knife. Buy some mesh tape to lay down first. Purchase a high-quality sanding sponge.