:O

kyaaahaha xD
so stupid , and you dont realize it ? hihi

aaaa.. i dont know . if i eat burger or pizza i cant finished it , i always leaving a half of it . feel fed up . hha
well , if you open pizza restaurant just named your pizza shanti then ! hha

hahaa xD
really ? you often do shopping to ?
well , as a boarding student like me , i rarely do this . just in case when im stress out like this . anyway im not always have money :l
i have to spend it for my daily needs :l :l

うーん、例え？
天気は良いですね？ = 天気は良いでしょう？

大丈夫です！ :-) 質問にとって、「でしょう」と「ね」は同じな意味ありますか？

凄い！文法の勧告をくれて有難う！
I always wanted to know how to express future in Japanese. Knowing that "でしょう" suggests future will be very useful!

Okay, I think I get it. 必要 is"need" as a noun, but 必要とする is "need" as a verb. But... 必要でしょう is wrong?

sure we have :DD
but i never eat okonomiyaki . yet . hha
i see , my friends also told me like that . ow , i have to try this one :)

great :)
but im not really into pizza , or burger :l
shanty bay road ? what's that ?
yesterday i go to the mall , buy new shoes and clothes .
lately im so busy with my school , reports , assignment . ahh.. im so stress out , so i think i need to refresh my mind , just go take a walk for awhile :)
but when i go back home , i realize i spent too much money yesterday :l
come stress out once again *_*

HahahA! There is no offense! Really! We totally misunderstand each other! I was asking simply what とする means! :-)

You added とする after 必要. I do not understand why.

僕は時々、助け（help）を必要とするでしょう。 Okay, but if I want to talk about anyone's help, do I use とする anyway? Why is there a と there?