Moonspear after hours

Hydra nodded to Opalia's question; she had. Hydra was in the beginning of her linguistics learning in this dialect, though could speak Japanese well. Amekaze's favorites had been taught, and of them, there were evidently only two. Herself; Jarilo. It helped, though, that Hydra absorbed everything her mother had ever said. It would be the same in any language; she would always want to understand. Hydra was a woman quite interested in the things she did not know, and that helped just as much. She was the sort of wolf who wanted to know everything. So she had first learned similarly to Opalia, except that it had been her mother she had listened to. And she echoed her, and soon enough, conversations could be had. 

Sky, she answered as Opalia looked to the sky. Glad to hear she was correct in it, Hydra's tail waved. And she knew now what sha meant, too. Perhaps you and I could start trying to have conversations in your dialect. But what would you say, in that, are important things to know? The basics had been a little more than the bare minimum to start with, and she would learn more from there. But she wondered what Opalia found to be essential.