Japanese asks Foreigners about their most EMBARRASSING experiences in Japan
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こんなかんじもっとポストしてくれない？ These were not only hilarious, but helpful too! Please post lots more of them! haha 😄
I was touring a special residence in Kyoto that's usually used for housing dignitaries, and there was a beautiful antique screen I wanted to compliment. But instead of saying "Kirei desu ne", I said "Kirai desu ne" 😱 I practice my "ei" and "ai" pronunciation so hard now
Je suis jamais parti au Japon j'ai pas l'argent 😢👍
I went to a Japanese high school in Sapporo for a year as an exchange student. The winter was cold, so girls often wore their gym shorts under their skirts, especially on the way home from school. One day as I was getting ready to go home, I realized I had left my shorts in my locker, located on the back wall of my home room. When I got there, the door was closed and my classmates were busy with an after school lesson. I knocked on the door and said to the teacher
「すみません、教室入ってもいいですか？パンツを忘れました。」
I thought I was telling them that I forgot my shorts in the classroom, but the word I used was “pantsu”, which actually means underwear.
The look on the boys’ faces 😅
The poor teacher was like
「えっ、パンツ入ってないの？？」
“You’re not wearing underwear??”
「うん、体育が終わったらあつかったから、ここに起きました。」
“No, I was hot after gym class, so I left it in here.”
Those boys asked me every day for a month afterwards if I was wearing my “pantsu”😂🤦♀️
@@NomadicNinja I honestly thought パンツ was pants 👖!
Lol, I'm the date-fell-asleep-on-the-toilet girl!
It was even more embarassing, let me explain: We had been going out for a few weeks at that point. He asked me if I wanted to hang out at his place as a friend from the US was in town. So she came over and we had a great conversation. He excused himself to the bathroom and we started chatting. Turns out that they met on Tinder back in the US - we met on Tinder in Japan :D Luckily both of us were pretty open and cool with it, so we just continued talking. After a few drinks we realized that AN HOUR had gone by. In the end I had to bang against the door cause it was impossible to wake him up from just calling his name...
lol
that's some new level bullshit... there is a lot that I wanna say but I'll just keep it to myself.
@@FreeMindInCrowd ?
@@sailormellzz7002 I mean what the guy did. I find it quite unacceptable, hard to even believe it really happened.
@@FreeMindInCrowd I didn't really mind. He was an upper level consultant, so he basically worked 7 days a week for 14 hours and he played tennis in between. And we were drinking that night. I think his body just gave up 😅
I was in Hokkaido. It was in a small town. Many of the stores were about to open. I thought one store was already open so I tried to walk into the store but ended up smacking super hard into the door which was clear glass. It made a really big sound and rattled the whole door. Two old ladies popped their head out and they were super sweet and opened their shop a few minutes early because it seemed like I was really eager to get in. The worst part is that I hit the glass so hard that I made a smear mark on it. One of the old ladies had to go and clean it. We definitely bought something by from them that day. I felt so bad.😂🤧
In Japan I took a wrong bus in the middle of the night across the city. It was the last bus, and my phone died, so I went to a koban and started to cry because I was lost and didn’t know how to get back to my host family. The policemen gave me a ride in a police car home and my host mom saw me get out 😂 it was so embarrassing. She thought I committed a crime.
WOW !!!
@@roobickrubenkeshishi8473 yea…the police box was actually empty so I had to call the non emergency number and like 6 Japanese police showed up in 2 patrol cars and a couple motorcycles 🥲 like why did so many show up 🤌🏻😂 it was embarassing
I was talking with a japanese friend back when I started learning Japanese, and he asked me what I wanted to do during summer vacation. Confidently I told him: "I want to go to the bitch" (ビッチに行きたい) instead of "I want to go to the beach" (ビーチに行きたい). He was so confused for a second, "You want to go WHERE?!" Me, again: "bitch!" *Mometary thinking pause, followed by geniune relief* "Ah, to the BEACH!"
The emergency alarm used to happen constantly at work, because our only customer bathroom was also an accessible bathroom requiring an alarm. There was no button, but a string hanging from the ceiling near the toilet and tourists would constantly pull it. I'm not sure if it's normal in other countries to make toilet flushing mechanisms with a hanging red nylon string, but ours flush with a press button on top of the toilet tank. I spent a lot of time standing in front of the door asking if everything was alright. Only once it was an "emergency". They'd ran out of toilet paper.
I took a priority (red) seat in the bus wearing my yukata. I can imagine what local people would’ve thought about me like “Look at that guy, he wants to look like Japanese, but he has no idea how to behave in Japan”. Kinda embarrassing 😂
You're overthinking it. Priority seats are not reserved seats. Anyone can sit there, and you're just supposed to give it up if someone needs it more than you.
Nobody respects priority seats in Japan, these manners are completely lacking here. I also think it's overthinking.
On my first trip to Japan i had looked up buying a day ticket for tokyo on the JR system, given how basic my Japanese was I asked at the desk for this ticket, the vendor looked at me with puzzlement but couldnt quite understand me and sold me this ticket which was it turned out very expensive (but cheap in the UK) he wrote something on the back and told me to show it at my hotel. hen i arrived at my hotel (all the staff spoke good english as i may have posted before) they said the vendor didnt know why i would want a ticket that covered all the lines for most of the tokyo system. So my ticket was not what i thought i was getting though did do the job as i had over spent. the next day i found the correct ticket was a small fraction of the cost.
I also learned about SUICA cards, and that Tokyo station is not the best stop to find places to sight see. After my first week I had found easier and cheaper ways to do things, there are just things that nobody things to tell you like road rules for pedestrians.
I was in Ueno market and it was raining alot so I was looking for an umbrella. And at a shop i saw a rack of a few umbrellas in the middle of the shop. So I took it to the counter and ask in japanese how much is was. There were 2 young people in the counter and looked at eachother and laughed. And then said, thats mine! To be fair. Who has their employees umbrellas in the middle of the store in a rack?! 😆😆
I'm wheezing right now 😂😂This was really good hope you make more like these xDD
The first time I was at an Izakaya in Japan was also my first time using a toilet with so many buttons. I was drunk and couldn't figure out how to flush. The bidet went off then suddenly air came out. I tried at least 10 minutes..I heard a lot of people waiting in line outside since it was the only toilet and unisex. Finally I gave up to ask a friend how it works and opened the door to see at least 5 salary men waiting outside. 😭 i later found out the flush was just a lever behind the toilet...
Oh god I also pressed the emergency button in a restroom. I was visiting my friend’s university in the far suburbs of Tokyo and it rang throughout the whole lobby. This was 10 years ago and I’m still embarrassed!
This whole video had me dying but Hitoki sorta falling out of character takes the cake. It's really the やばい's for me 🤣🤣
I came here from a very sad video where I was shedding tears but I swear your descriptions here cheered me up!!
just to respond to Hitoki's Taiwan hot spring experience lol. there are mostly 2 kinds of hot spring hotels in Taiwan, (1) for couples, (2) for all genders but you have to wear swimsuit, which I think is not common for Japanese and I don't like it either.
There are some hot spring that are similar in Japan, but not many, you really need to search online first.
for the first 3 weeks of living in Japan I kept asking for おしりぼり instead of おしぼり...
When I visited Japan a few years ago, I did some research before going, but none of my research told me that I have to have my passport on me at all times. I went to a hotel with my Aunt and Uncle and when the clerk at the front asked for identification I thought they meant my driver's license. It was then I learned that I needed to bring my passport with me, or I could get arrested! Thankfully no police were around at the time, but I was super embarrassed for not knowing something that important.
I think technically you have to do that in the US, too (even if you're a permanent resident you have to have your green card with you at all times), but it's just in the books and no one enforces it.
I got stung by a jellyfish in Shikoku and wanted to ask the lifeguard if there was any chance that it was dangerous. What I said was：「すいません！ここらへん、危ない唐揚げがいますか？」
ありがとうございました。君のヴィデオはいつも優しくて分かりやすい日本語がある！ 日本語を勉強してる人のため、とても大切なのです。
One day I took a shortcut through a building in Shinjuku with my luggage and I fell down the up escalator, and got caught in a loop of tumbling for a solid thirty seconds. No one was around but I'm positive someone must have seen me on the cameras.
Second place goes to the time I was in Kyoto and had very bad food poisoning but had to board our overnight bus home. My gas was so bad. I felt like the enemy of everyone on that bus ride lol
授業で「ゴミ箱」と言いたかったですけど、間違えて「ゴミばか」と言ってしまったエピソードがあります。（笑）
Somewhere in Tokyo, I accidentally pressed the traffic light button/signal button designed for people who are visually impaired when I was waiting to cross the road with my friend. I live in Australia, so I’m used to pressing buttons as a pedestrian 😅
Japanese people make that mistake all the time. There are two different types of buttons (one to cross, one to play a sound), and people often press them without looking. Sometimes you have to push the button or the light will never change.
Dw, we do the same in France haha
I wouldn't done the same!
Hitoki, excuse me but my little story isn't from Japan. Back in 2014 I was working as translator for a danish family. They wanted to rent a house here in Brasil, so I went with them to look for It. And so we are in the house, showing the rooms, we arrive in the "american kitchen", I didn't notice but I said "american chicken", they started to laugh and I didn't get it at first haha . They were awesome explaining my mistake, and I wasn't able to say anything else for the rest of the day haha (Note: one day before Brasil took that famous 7x1 from Germany in the World Cup)
Pra sua sorte pq imagina? Mas não entendi pq deram risada, é assim que chamamos aqui
I've started to understand a lot of basic sentences when you speak I AM SO EXCITED GJFKSLS I'M MAKING PROGRESS 🥺
When I was 15, I went to Japan as part of an exchange program. Before going, I had been practicing my Japanese a lot and my father tried to make up little sayings that sounded like the words. They never made sense.
So myself and the other students are in the mayor's house, being treated to lunch but I couldn't eat a lot of it because I'm allergic to fish. After he found out, he'd asked the cooks to make me something safe to eat. It was brought out, and as I went to eat it, instead of いただきます、I said "Eat the ducky mess". All because of my father's silly little phrases!
私はほんとんど何も理解していませんでしたが、私は貴方を愛しています。
I have to confess, once inside a train I opened a peanut bag and started eating, then as I walked out I kept eating and even dropped a couple. Now I realize How awful that must've looked
This is the only comment so far to make me actually cringe.
My most embarrassing experience in Japan was when my host dad accidentally walked in on me while I was naked after stepping out of the shower. In the end I actually feel bad about it because he was a really nice guy and was super apologetic and it seemed he felt really bad about it. I worry that he still feels bad about it because I understand it was a mistake and am completely fine with it but I don’t think he realises that. I wish I had expressed more about how it was fine. I worry that he still worries about it.
Could you do a video on personal pronouns in Japanese? Especially as a guy, I find it difficult to choose when to use watashi, boku and ore.
みんなの経験ボクの人生で試してみたい！笑笑
I asked the staff at a clothing store here in Japan the other day “what’s the difference”between the exact same blouses (in Japanese). What I meant to ask it why one had a different accessory on it than the other. Like does it (or both?) come as part of the set? The lady seemed concerned and she had also asked if I was okay because my face was very red (could even see pass my mask).
Everyone did their best....SORRY I LAUGHED SO HARD 🤣🤣🤣. I will probably have my own embarrassing episodes when I visit Japan myself waaa 😂😭
My embarrassing experiences in Japan were mostly me using the wrong words in Japanese (like using ぼく instead of わたし since since I’m a woman and saying わたしはおとうさんみたいですinstead of わたしのおとうさんみたいです to my host father to explain that he reminded me of my father 😂). So fun to see others experiences!
To the people that this happened to, I only ask that you forgive me for laughing but Hitoki's acting made it funnier 😂😂
I really like your voice Hitoki! Tenía que decirlo y lo dije! 😅
大学生の頃、奈良市に留学しました。寮からスーパーまでちょっと遠かったのでバスによく使ったんです。あるとき、バスに乗ったらくんくんかぐを聞こえました。後ろを振り返ったら男性の頭はバス座席につけて、鼻は私の髪に入れられました。本当にびっくりしたので、何をすればよかった全然知ってません。だから、男性をじろじろ見て、「えと…お元気ですか」だけと言いました。髪はカーリーヘアと赤毛だので、多くの日本人は好奇心の強いかもしりませんが、それはとても恥ずかしかったです。
The most embarrassing story I have is of my brother (sorry. Love you, bro! 🤟). We were at Naga, Japan and we were feeding the deers. A lady comes up and offers some more wafers to my brother, but my brother, being shy, walked away and pretended not to hear.
Great video ♥️ I was crying with laughter 😂😂😂
I was an exchange student in Japan and was visiting a friend in the dorm he was living. A group of us was sitting at the roof talking. Then I needed to go to the toilet and asked my friend where the toilet is. He said down to the right.
I went (one floor) down and to the right. It was darker in the floor already so I looked at each door for a toilet sign. Then some students (1 male and some females I think) came behind me and asked what I was doing. I said looking for the toilet. And then he told me this is the womens section. 🫠😳😵
I needed to go two floors down. When I went down I heard one female saying „…hentai…“ (talking to the others).
I can completely understand their thoughts and I’m sorry, but I didn’t know. 🙇🏻♂️
First time in Japan doing a short high school trip, I was with my friend (a gaijin like myself) at the store. She went to the bathroom and accidentally hit the emergency button. 3 workers flooded the bathroom and we ended up talking to I don't know how many people trying to explain that yes, she hit the button, but it was an accident. Our host mother was so embarrassed.
Of course, 2 years later I went on a year long exchange during high school and had MANY embarrassing moments. There reaches a point where you just learn to embrace them. Now I work in Japan and I'm sure, more embarrassing moments will come, that's part of the adventure when you go abroad hahaha
Omg it's the first time in months I've laughed so hard 😂 amazing video. Hope to see more in the future
I tried on a skirt in a Japanese clothing store once and when the store assistant asked me how I liked it for some reason my natural response was to say "美味しいです。" 🤦♀️
Thank you for the korean subtitles!!
面白かったですよ! ビデオにありがとう☺️
I lived in Kobe . on Sunday morning I and my wife and my son we went to shopping mall and I went to the bathroom I didn't notice it was Lady's bathroom after I came out and started washing my hands I realized there were only girls around me and they smiled at me and I just smiled back and came out , There my son was standing and smiling at me I asked what was funny and he said you went to the Lady's bathroom ! I was so embarrassed I couldn't say anything . The Japanese Ladies were so kind thankfully they didn't scream . I can't believe what I did !!!
I've been studying Japanese in Japan for the past 2.5 years, as an English speaker I still find it super awkward to pronounce certain loan words the Japanese way... many many times I would try to say it just to fail anyway because the other person doesn't understand so I just say it in English, which isn't always better because some may understand and some don't since they don't speak English. 😭🤣
Omg. Listening to everyone else's embarrassing moments is just!! 🤣🤣🤣
6 minutes and 18 seconds of pure laughter.
Really love your videos. Easy to listen.
Really funny episode 🤣🤣🤣
I love your comets sooo much 👍 Best way to end the day. Thank you 😊
I totally did the edamame one! I was having dinner with my host family, too, and not one of them dared to tell me that I was doing it wrong. Damn, was that one rough meal.
Well, I was on the train to Narita Airport with a friend and luggage and there were these "hooks" you can attach your luggage to so that it won't move around and disturb people. You set up a numeric code and then hook your luggage and go back to your seat. The time comes to get off the train and everybody gets their luggage, I go get mine and the code won't work. Basically, I had set up a code on a different hook than the one I had attached my luggage to if I recall correctly, so it wouldn't open because of course who knows what the code to the other hook was.
We didn't know what to do... after like 5 min some guy in uniform comes inside the train to do a check-up and finds 2 silly girls panicking and fiddling with their hands on a hook... so he looks at us probably thinking "Tsk.. foreigners" and opened it for us :P
i did feel for that 100 yen shop story... luckily, i was with my roommate, so when i asked her "wait so how much is this? theres no price tag?" she explained to me that everything without a price tag is 100 yen, so i didn't have to ask an employee. but, the store's name isn't 100-yen-store, so it's not like i could have easily guessed without knowing the brand... i dont think it's that embarrassing. you can't know everything.
i felt embarrassed when i rode the bus on my own for the first time, though. in germany, you buy a ticket before you get on the bus, so when i entered, i was very worried bc there was no ticket machine, and the bus driver had insisted i enter through the doors in the back. two old ladies ended up hurriedly telling me to sit, bc the bus driver wouldn't start driving until i sat, and explained it to me... also, in germany, the locks turn in a different direction. when you lock the door, you turn the lock toward the outside, but in japan it's the other way around. so, i ran into and rattled my fair share of doors before remembering...
Hi Hitoki san. I love your videos.
私は ブラジル人 です。日本語 べんきお しています。
And your videos are very helpful cause with them i can see how you guys talk naturally. And that helps a lot when we're learning a new language.
I will study japanese literature on my graduation. And i'm very excited to that 😀. Can you indicate a book for me? 🙏
Thanks for your hard work
がんばて ください ひときさん。(hope that i wrote this right.. sorry i don't know any Kanji yet 😅)
(In the U.K.), I went for lunch with some colleagues and ordered edemame. One of our colleagues had never eaten them before so put the whole thing in his mouth. We told him that he can’t eat the whole thing but he didn’t want to make a scene so just said it would be fine and kept chewing. 10 minutes later he was still chewing! Eventually he spat it out 🤣
I stayed in an air bnb in japan. the toilet was a typical japanese bidet with lots of buttons but i wasnt sure which one was flush. i pressed the largest one which was the emergency alarm... it was very loud and super embarrasing
I was exploring Tochigi-ken and I rode a bus one time. When we reached the bus stop, I am the first one to stand in queue to pay via the slot machine before hopping off the bus. As I was about to pay, I absent-mindedly dropped my 500 yen coin into the ticket slot .The driver was shocked and was explaining to me in Japanese (I did not understand) while the others were waiting in the queue. Then the driver made me get off the bus and wait outside to give way to the waiting passengers. After everyone got off, he explained to me again in simple Japanese that 500 yen coins should be broken down into smaller coins before inserting to the coin slot (max is 100 yen). I said ok and bowed deeply out of embarrassment hahahahha
I went to a Zojoji temple near Tokyo Tower and saw that there were people praying at the building, you know where you throw some money into the box (not sure what it's called), and I wanted to try it too. But I didnt know that you had to go through a bunch of steps in order to actually pray (including claps and bows), so I prayed after just putting my hands together and bowing and when I finished, everyone was looking at me as if I was stupid..........
Whoa, such a funny video. 😂 I didn’t know that so many things can go wrong when you visit Japan. Maybe I will be more wise when I finally get there ;)
コンビニにいるの時、財布を忘れちゃいました。でも私は店員さんに「制服を忘れました」っていう風に言いました💀
I've pulled the emergency cord thing on a toilet too. It was my first time using a disabled toilet (it's the only toilet there at that place) and didn't notice the flush handle for some reason, and thought the pull cord must be like the old toilet pull chain. xD
Love your videos! Can you make one about job interview in Japan? I've heard that are many rules to follow.
Ur voice is easy to listen.. Thanks so much . from 🇻🇳🇻🇳
Ahaha I was so waiting for this one! Made my week. Thanks all for the brilliant stories ;;
I’ve never been to Japan, but I have an embarrassing story of when I visited my family in Taiwan. I’m pretty sure I was embarrassed for the rest of my time there
ありがとうございます！
ありがとうございます😊
お客さま3人ですwww
私も日本でそんな風に答えたことがあります😁
The level of sassy in the videos always get me in better mood 🤣
I really hope to travel to Japan, it doesn't matter if I get into an embarrassing situation or not 😭💖
如果我是店員也可能這樣耶😂
台灣好熱感覺大家都不太約泡溫泉
真的好喜歡你的影片 好好笑
I also hit the emergency button once
I'm so impressed!! there's a Filipino caption
(Btw I'm Filipino but I watch your videos)☺️
この動画はなんか字幕ないでも80%以上分かって嬉しい！
Exactly, I was in Japan, and I directed something that when people speak, they bow. Why do we not bow? Cultures are very beautiful. 😮❤
Very funny video. Made me laugh. Lol thanks for making
Hi, i will be studying abroad in Japan for a year coming soon in August. could you please make a video to help those about to study abroad?
That reminded me of the time when I set the fire alarm on during my internship😅😭 I was heating my food in the microwave for too long, so the paper started to burn…
a friend, my cousin, and i were exploring akihabara and we went into this one store that had a bunch of figures on the first floor. The floor guide said that there were more figures and manga on the 7th floor, so while my friend stayed to check out first and second floors, me and my cousin made the climb up to the 7th on these steep ass stairs.
My cousin walks in first and as i was walking in she says to me, "no, nope, get out" In the few moments i had been inside i noticed that the store was just a bunch of shelves with dvd cases.
Apparently my cousin had walked in and looked to the side and got a load of anime boob on shelves right next to her. We had accidentally walked into the floor with adult content lmao
We went back down to find my friend, explained what happened and laughed it off. Im 17 and my cousin 20, but we both look quite a bit younger than we are, it must have looked so weird to the shop keepers to see two def underage girls walk into an H shop XD
side note: also we didn't realize there was an elevator until we had reached the 1st floor again, my legs suffered in akihabara lmao
lol you're actually pretty funny! idk if that was scripted or off the cuff but either way i laughed
めっちゃ面白かったｗｗｗｗｗｗｗ！
でも、なんか、かわいそうですね
I was eating spicy mango pickle and rice and during the story about asking for Japan in a convenience store I laughed and my nose is still hurting
扇子買ってみなが「この扇子はいくらですか？」の代わりに「この戦争はいくらですか？」って聞いたXD
私もトイレの中ボタン間違えた
I laughed so hard at the "Nippon kudasai" omfg.
I never out Brazil, but probably, when I out here, I will do pass for one this thing though 🤣🤣
人貴さんこんにちは。めちゃめちゃ面白かった経験だと思います。ありがとうございます。
In the lobby of a capsule hotel, a gentleman told me to take off my shoes and put them in the cubby. I understood him, but wanted to let him pass first, because he was there first. So I said, 「分かりました。じゃあ、どうぞ。」 I couldn't think how to say, "You go first". He, thinking I misunderstood, repeated to take off my shoes and put them in the cubby. Once again, I said, 「分かったよ。しかし、どうぞ。」 He must be thinking, "If you really understand, why are you telling me どうぞ?"
So he pointed at my shoes and then at the cubby. I said, 「ワッカタ、ドウゾ」in an agitated tone. My friend, who doesn't speak japanese, said "I think he wants you to take off your shoes, man." I said "I know but... sigh, fine."
I put my shoes in the cubby. Starting to feel very embarrassed, I did a short bow and a sheepish「す、すみませんでした」before proceeding inside.
From now on, if I can't think how to say "You first" or similar, I'll just throw out お先に失礼します and charge forward x__x
If you remember お先に失礼します, wouldn't お先にどうぞ be appropriate?
@@Amanda-C. I mean... probably, yeah xD
I laughed through the whole video omg. So funny!!!
When I was playing Beatmania in the now-closed SEGA arcade in Akihabara, the game crashed and shut down itself, so I went to the staff and ask for them to turn the game back on. They offered to refund me and asked how much was the credit. It was 120¥ but I instead said 百十二 instead… The staff was confused, but then realised, oh you mean 百二十！ and then my face turned red… and then i keep on playing to hide my embarrassment…
My Japanese student (uni) told the whole class that he was 17, and we were all like "Wow... is that true? How did he skip grades? No one does that in Japan."
Turns out he's 19 and he forgot English numbers for a moment. You're not alone.
So funny and educational 😂🤣🤣
I’m a male. I went on the train and passed through one of the wagons to find a free spot. Sat down then a minute later notice it was the women only cart 😮 I said “Gomenazai!” and ran out.
Another thing on the same day, I was paying for my beer at a bar, then just I turn to leave I didn’t notice there was this big step up to the bar so I fall down right in a group of suit clad middle aged business men who started laughing like crazy, but helped me up. I must have looked super drunk lol
The first time I ever was in Japan, I went with a Japanese friend who spoke good English to an onsen.
It was my first time, and I wasn’t very good with the hot water, so I ended up getting out earlier than everyone else. I sat for a while in the locker room in just a small towel to cool off by myself.
This sweet old lady came up and tried her best to talk to me by saying “どこからですか？/Where are you from?” and I got nervous and for some STUPID reason, I thought she said something about the bath / onsen being warm??
So I answered: ”はい！暑すぎました! /yes, it was too hot!” In a very loud clear voice. She just awkwardly smiled and walked away.
Of course, me being shy about onsen at the time, it didn’t help that this entire exchange was done with this sweet old lady being fully nude.
Yeah.. I still cringe to this day about my mistake 🤣
4 years ago, I asked my boss
- 子供を作りたいですか。。。 （I wanted to say「子カテゴリーを作ってほしいですか」）
I like how i can understand most of what he says even though i'm at beginner level on Japanese.
I enjoy watching your program . Thank you . omoshiro kata .
ひときさんに、留学生の時の恥ずかしいエピソードを語ってもらって、嬉しい😆
この時、日本がもらえなかったけど、諦めない！日本を侵略するために頑張るぞw
「唐揚げ、ニッポン下さい」😳
There are certain coach train that only for women, right? Me & my sis went to ordinary coach that was full of men in black hahahahha. and we wore pink & red jacket! It was so funny coz all of them pretending that we are invisible and we can't contain our laugh so we just laugh silently, endlessly.
Also, we got yelled by obasan for crossing the road when the traffic light is still red (for pedestrian). we are not at fault when the traffic light is green, all the trucks are not stopping. No matter what color is the traffic light, all the trucks, cars were not stop (we are at Uno Port) So when the obasan already left, we just cross the road
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Yo Hitoki! Could I suggest something? I think it would be better if there's a separate caption for Japanese and English so as not to fill a huge part of the screen and cover your face 😅
You could also have another separate caption where you put both English and Japanese together.
You can just decrease the size of the captions
@@princesscutie0994 Good idea. Though I'd like to familiarize myself with Kanjis. 😅
Haven't made any in Japan, yet. But I have faith in me that I'll change that..
Guess I can take the cake for an embarrassing toilet story....
After a big firework display in Osaka I went to a conbini to go to toilet, with a big line before and behind me. Next in line was a mother with a toddler, who was almost at his limit, but so was I. In the toilet, which had all those fancy buttons, I couldn't find the one to flush. After searching frantically for 3 minutes I felt bad for the little boy next in line, and just run out apologizing. At least it wasn't a number 2.
Its like the old joke i wanted to buy a sandwich but ended up with 31 lol