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In Japan, Google and Samsung promote the translation function of smartphones through TV commercials, but it seems that many people in your country are unaware of this function.
Since you can't speak Japanese, you're both "guests" and an anomaly, so you should try to be a little more creative and enjoy your trip.
As everyone says, the "はいはい" you said is rude, but you probably said it differently from a native speaker and the customer probably understood that you meant no offense.
If you want to know how native Japanese speakers say "はいはい", try searching YouTube for videos of people saying "はいはい、わかりましたよ."
good luck💪🏻
「私は比較的酷いオナラを四六時中してるんですけど、さすがにマッサージの方がいる時は『逃げてください!』って言います」「無理なものは無理なんで。出るものは出るので、取りあえず逃げましょうっていうね。ウチの周りにいる人たちにも最近、私は締まらないんですよと。出るものは出るんですよ」「逃げろ!って言います」「ウチのマネジャー、私がオナラすると、人殺しのような目します。におわない時あるじゃないですか。『今日はにおってないじゃん』って言っても『そういう問題じゃないです』って。私の屁の成分が嫌みたい。そうなると、マッサージは中断でですよね。ドア越しに精算して。お帰りくださいと。こうなったら終わりです」
もう飽きたよこのオカマ
日本人はルールやしきたりにメリットを見出して皆で守っています。疑問を感じれば改善しようとしますが、それができない場面には階級や身分制度による支配構造が存在するでしょう。
そして、それができないケースが多いため諦めている日本人も多いので、あなたは「服従」という見方をしたのかもしれません。
そうした力関係を我慢できない場合はその集団から抜け出すか、あるいは主君や上司を陥れることになります。それはなんの予告もなく行われることが多いかもしれません。なぜなら話し合いに耳を貸さない、あるいは提案した内容を実現させたくないがために無理な要求をつきつける支配者が多いからです。現実的ではない課題に比べれば裏切りのほうがよほど簡単なことです。
I sympathize with your understanding of 一応 as "in theory." I think this 一応 is a phrase to use for people who want to say, "That's true in theory, but we won't know for sure until we try it." In Japanese, this is called 理論上は or 理屈では.
※I read your message using an automatic translation and write using an automatic translation.
おまんじゅう is a steamed confectionery made by wrapping a filling such as red bean paste in a dough made from kneaded wheat flour.
It's reasonable to assume that Mary probably went to the restaurant with a friend. This kind of omission is common in Japanese. Anything that can be inferred from the previous sentence is actively omitted.
Because the right side is easier to draw. The reason behind the wonderfully detailed OVA-like art style on the left is the high profit margin of the OVA business model. The reason why OVA-like art styles can be seen in nostalgic PC games is due to a coincidence of the era. The OVA-like art style first emerged in anime and was popular among otaku at the time, and PC games simply jumped on the bandwagon.
And the right side was newer than the left side. When something new comes along and gains some recognition, the old thing starts to have an outdated image, even if it is good. As a result, the number of works in the old style is gradually decreasing.
美味そうじゃん。三つ葉がないときは長ネギでもパセリでもなんでも乗せてみればいいんだよな!だってカツ丼はレストランの決まり切った料理じゃなく家庭料理なんだからさ。
It looks very delicious. If we are going to make katsudon and forget to buy mitsuba, I think it's fine to put on top with green onions, parsley, or whatever you like, because katsudon is a home-cooked dish, not a set dish made by a restaurant chef.
Hold on a second. The shabu-shabu you're drawing looks like sukiyaki. If we have shabu-shabu and sukiyaki, then yakiniku is a must. Karaage (唐揚げ) is good meat dishes. Let's add some teriyaki chicken too.
Some people in some countries may not like it, but horse sashimi (馬刺し Basashi) is delicious. Whale tatsuta-age (クジラの竜田揚げ), which supported the health of the Japanese people in the past, is also delicious, but whether you put it on your plate or not is up to you.
Also, the mochi you draw looks like Daifuku (大福). When Japanese people think, "Oh, I want to eat mochi," the image they have of mochi is one that is being cooked and puffed up on a metal wire placed over a brazier.As a Japanese person, I made a small point.
Foods I'd like to see added include chilled Chinese noodles (冷やし中華), Tianjin rice (天津飯), and Neapolitan pasta (ナポリタン). The interesting thing about these dishes is that there are Japanese people who think that they were created in a foreign country, even though they were actually created in Japan.
It might be interesting to add katsu curry to the list of foreign foods that Japanese people have arbitrarily adapted. I think anpan is a quintessentially Japanese food for the same reason.
Also, Japanese people eat not only sushi and sashimi but also grilled fish. Since it is impossible to list all the different types of fish, I would like you to include the category of dried fish as a representative of grilled fish. This is called Himono (干物). If you dry fish in the sun and then grill it, the taste will be different from if you grill it raw.
Also, Japanese people often eat boiled fish, so I'd like you to include that. The machine translation came up with "boiled," but I hope you understand that there's a slight difference in nuance. In Japan, it's called "nitsuke" (煮付け). I think a beautiful red sea bream (鯛 tai) would be appropriate.
Your drawings look so cute and delicious. I wish you success.
Ah, so finally, chicken white soup (Tori Pai Tan) is becoming known to foreigners.
This beautiful white soup has its roots in Chinese cuisine. It's only recently that this rich, white chicken soup has become available in various ramen restaurants across Japan.
Tonkotsu ramen is good, but chicken white soup ramen is also great.
Hello. I am Japanese.
I think that elderly people in Japan are physically strong.More precisely, only the strong can become elderly.Weak people die young.They are that generation.
My father is now in his 70s, and his brother is in his 80s. Both are ex-smokers. I sometimes see people of my generation who continue to smoke.
Their generation died young if they were not physically strong. When they were children in Japan, nutritional standards were poor and the level of medical care was low. Japan was devastated by World War II. If you can't imagine how impoverished ordinary Japanese people were, just watch Anime, Grave of the Fireflies.
Even after the war ended, bombs stopped falling from the sky, but the difficult economy and poor living conditions continued for a while. This was a generation in which many people died from overwork or accidents at work.Those who have overcome such hardships are still alive and smoking today.
Maradona is known by all the older men in Japan, and his popularity is particularly fuelled by his avid fans who have been watching international soccer matches since before the birth of the professional soccer league in Japan.Of course, young people today are more familiar with Messi.If a superstar is born in the Argentine national team, he will become famous in Japan immediately.That's how strongly Argentina is associated with soccer for Japanese people.
Japanese anime has a long history in this genre as well. Probably the oldest one is Sally the Witch(魔法使いサリー, 1966).
Sailor Moon, Ojamajo Doremi, and Pretty Cure are classic anime in which girls who use magic team up to fight. These are made with the assumption that they will be watched by young girls. However, the animation techniques are excellent, so otaku who are interested in visuals should be able to enjoy them.It also carefully depicts Japanese lifestyles and customs, making it a great way to learn about the culture.
北海道生乳100% This simply advertises that the product is made from fresh milk squeezed from cows on farms in Hokkaido.In Japan, it is impossible to ship or process milk in the state it was squeezed.Reliable Japanese companies will always carry out the proper sterilization process.
However, please be careful about how you store it after manufacturing and opening.If you dissolve it in hot water, you should use very hot water.
Japanese people are a unique people who associate the word "生" with freshness and rich flavor.As a Japanese person, your concern was very refreshing to me. 生タマゴ、生魚、生チョコレート、生ソフトクリーム、生醤油、生味噌、、、
I hope your baby grows up healthy. I hope you are healthy too. Good luck.😽