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I like this so much. I used "Baka Gaijin desu" at restaurant in Hiroshima. Restaurant staff were stunned initially, however they broke down with the most startling laughter I have ever heard. I broke through their insincere sincerity. To see a Japanese person let loose is a sight to behold. All restaurant staff lined up to bow and express salutations when I left. Most bizzare . Maybe they were telling me to "fuck off" however they were very nice about it.
Ken-san seems to be an expert at saying, "No, it is not true!" In which of the following scenarios has he used this response? A. "Conductor-san, this oyaji pressed his small banana against my dress in the train!" B. "Policeman-san, he was taking photos of my pantsu under the stairs!" C: "Principal-san, Ken-sensei asked me to remove my clothes for art class!" D: "Judge-san, this baby was made by Ken-san and I can prove it!" E. All of the above.
The most effective praise: “I have been to China and Korea, Japan is the best! “ hahaha thanks for letting us know Meshida San. I’ve learnt one more thing on how to communicate to the Japanese now! I did visit China and Korea, my honest opinion is that Japanese civilization, quality of service, politeness are really on a whole different level.
Honestly from the perspective of me as tourist Japan is perfect. Amazing food everywhere, even convenience store food taste pretty great. The subway is so wonderful silent, everything is clean and orderly. 😍 People are so friendly and nice. Then a few years ago I visited South Korea and it was the complete opposite to my Japan experience. Japan will always be in my ❤
"Meshida-sensei, you have three books on the shelf and a RUclips award! You are so smart and successful!" (Are you pleased now?) P.S.: I love the video. No, seriously.
I used to speak broken Japanese to Japanese customers when working at a restaurant, most would appreciate it, except this one time, where the three Japanese women were annoyed and suggesting that I use English instead.
@@kkamiya9038 Who knows? I went to Nikko a few months back. My dad's wife asked for an english tour guide. I can speak conversationally Japanese. Our tour guide looked a little annoyed that I kept asking her stuff in Japanese. She was a volunteer, so this was her english practice.
Meshida-San, I will respect your lolicon cultures and praise your country's beautiful temples. Heck, I will even go as far as to humble myself before Nami Sensei and Eri Sama. But I can never say that Japan is the best country in Asia before I wake up one morning to find myself in the Xinjiang Re-Education Camp. 😅 Kumenasai! 🙇♂️🙇♂️🙇♂️
As a baka gaijin who lives in a 'tourist area' of the Eastern US, we also have another thing that foreigners do that makes us happy- perhaps you wonderful people in Japan can understand and enjoy as well- We love it when foreigners spend all their money and go HOME.
I’m very stuck in my ways, I’ve been to Singapore and Thailand and never used chopsticks. I always ask for a fork. So I think the Japanese wouldn’t be happy with me. ❤
We spent a week in Osaka and a week in Tokyo on a holiday once. I thought that Tokyo people were much more mysterious than Osaka people. Osaka people were much more open. One of them - on a train - ask me what I thought of my prime minister. Unfortunately I did not know him personally so I couldn't give a very good answer.😁
All these advices are also applicable to your online relationships with the Japanese community and Japanese gamers. I play a lot of MMORPG in the Japanese servers, as many titles such as Dragon Quest and until recently Phantasy Star, never make it to the West. You would not believe how friendly and warm the Japanese community can be, and how accepting of you they can become, if you follow Meshida-sensei´s advice. Try to write in Japanese, even if you have to use basic sentences in rōmaji, or google translate, be humble and ready to praise those players who take interest in you, allow them to teach you Japanese, something they absolutely love to do, and thank them and act impressed even if you already knew some of the words, and do not be boastful if they praise you or encourage you. Before you know it, you will get plenty of friend requests, party invites, and even allowed to join groups and clans that usually do not accept foreginers. All they ask for, really, is that you respect the fact that you are a guest in their server, and they can be very gracious hosts if you are humble as their guest.
I was thinking about this recently...and I think the _type_ of praise is important too! To praise someone about an aspect of their culture that's a famous stereotype might seem superficial and insincere ...but to praise them about something ordinary and relatable might sound like you're really you're really interested...and that would leave a better impression I think. :) Also, Meshida...not everyone is as talented and funny as you! ...if I try to make people laugh, they always end up confused or annoyed instead 🤣
Either Meshida-sensei is offering wonderful advice, or he's the best troll ever by successfully teaching us all to call ourselves idiots in Japanese. Either way, he has my respect 😭
I'm glad I was already on the right path. Also Kens scenes were really great in this. I just love that goof ball he has just a great way on making me laugh. I also wanted to say that I love your Pikachu shirt which I think we have it here from the Pokemon store site. But this was before I even met my girl I had a pride in both my country and yours. I just wish I could find a pin for my shirt that has both my flag and yours back to back. Which I'll also be honest with you but it's repeating myself I don't really care about Korean things and I've NEVER been a fan of China. However before I just looked at them as "well cares right?" but it wasn't until a a few years ago that I really started to hate them. But not so much South Koreans. See a few years ago my church had a South Korean girl with her living with the pastor of my church. She was a good kid and her real family wasn't too bad. So it's not all but I think you get what I mean.
6:01 so you tellin' me, i get to ask questions, and actually get information, and people *won't* think I'm annoying for it? this is awesome! i already love learning, now I get a good excuse to learn ALL the things! (well at least all the things about japan specifically.)
Meshida San, I bought an old kominka, and I live in it while doing renovations. As a consequence, I've learned many things about such houses. Sometimes, Japanese people will say "Wow! You know more about old Japanese houses than I do!" Of course, I know the right answer so I always deny, even if I'm aware they know absolutely nothing about kominkas 😂
This was a really fun video. Comedians always have great insights into human nature. I feel like a lot of these apply to people everywhere (maybe in slightly different ways), but it’s cool seeing it presented from a Japanese perspective
Saw the shorts of the "3 comments to remember" but thank you for the long form video. Because of Meshida-san, I've started learning Japanese on Duolingo and I'm on a 49 day streak. Thank you Meshida-san. 🙇♂🙇♂🙇♂
Basically, treat them like children. 🤔 I-I mean, I am amazed that Japanese people are so patient and love to teach foreigners so they don't embarrass themselves..! 😍 They are so helpful! Ok, I think I'm ready for my trip now. Wait, I mean, I have no idea what I'm doing, because baka gaijin desu..! Please teach me Japanese-person-sensei! 🙏🏻😁😁 Haha, did I do it right? 😝
Just to add to those three phrases Meshida San mentioned saying "suimasen" - excuse me or I'm sorry helps a lot too. No if you must speak English speak in perfect "Engirishu" instead of saying, "eat lunch" say "iito lanchi" or "durinku wota" not "drink water" so just add a vowel after the English word and you're good to go.
Been to Japan many times, from Kobe to Shuzenji and all the way to Wakanai. I've never had a bad experience. All the locals that I have met are really nice people.🥰 For example, a bookstore owner (a lady) in Kanda, Tokyo gave me an umbrella because it was raining outside. In Sendai, I asked, using very poor Japanese, a mother for direction to the Miyaki Museum of Arts, and it turned out that she drove me home, made me lunch, then drove me to the museum with her child. We had good time together. So I have to sort of disagree with you, Meshida san. Also, I have been to China and Korea, Japan indeed is the best. Of course it's only my personal experience. 🙂
this made me laugh too!! (after watching the other thing I watched) and gave me useful information bc i want to go to hokkaido with my uncle and maybe i'll find some other crazy weirdos like me in the art scene and finally fit in. also holy crap half of this i already suspected, i didn't think i would be right...
Aaaahhh, the difference between the east and the west: Random gaijin at a dinner table in Japan, breaks the ice by saying: "You have got fascinating water flushing closets here". Is instantly invited to join multiple conversations around the table. My grandmother in England, when my siblings and I giggled at fart jokes at dinner time:"Oi, no toilet talk at the table, thank you!"
When I was in Mexico, I went to see my relatives! They said how shy and polite I was like a Japanese! Then I do have some Japanese on my moms Mexican side!
Dear Meshida-san, I'm happy and thrilled to be back watching your video for the first time in months (well, the prior was last January). As always, thank you for the inside information and to get to know Japanese personality and practice a little bit more. I have an aversion to "baka" /"stupid"/. But then I need to learn and be humble as well. Trivia: In the Philippines, "baka" means "cow" or "beef". Whether alive or deadmeat, it's still "baka" in Filipino. With sincerity and regardless of faith differences, I hope and pray Japanese people will grow population-wise. What's the point of prosperity and one of the best in Asia if there's no Japanese youth in the near future, right? Sorry, or gomenasai, for the litany. I'm looking forward to learn more from your features. Arigatou gosaimasu. ^^
Well, my visit to Yasukuni was quite impressive 😄 By this video Im sure Finns and Japanese are related: we in Finland want also hear that our nature is beautiful, our education system is best in the world, this is the best Nordic Country of all (Denmark, Norway, Iceland, and much more better than Sweden).
I’m a little scared of my upcoming Japan trip . I’ve been traveling for 2 years nonstop South America and South Easy Asia mostly. But I haven’t felt nervousness like this before
Meshida San, I work and live among Japan nationals and local Japanese in Hawaii. Yet I have no problem with what Japanese think 🤔 Hell I don't even know what I am thinking most of the time LOL 😂
“It is amazing how the Japanese ride their bikes on the sidewalk where I am walking even though their are signs ever few meters telling them not to ride in the sidewalk and there are clearly designated bike lanes on the street.” “It is amazing how all of the Japanese bike riders all of a sudden ride in the street when their is a police officer in the area because they all know that they are not supposed to ride on the sidewalk, but they do anyway when the police aren’t around and barely miss running me over while I think I am safe from danger walking on the sidewalk.” Am I praising correctly, Meshida-san?
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I like this so much. I used "Baka Gaijin desu" at restaurant in Hiroshima. Restaurant staff were stunned initially, however they broke down with the most startling laughter I have ever heard. I broke through their insincere sincerity. To see a Japanese person let loose is a sight to behold. All restaurant staff lined up to bow and express salutations when I left. Most bizzare . Maybe they were telling me to "fuck off" however they were very nice about it.
The Japanese are always nice about it when they tell you to fuск off ✨
wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww.
Man, the way Meshida talks about his own people, it's like they're the most insincere society to ever exist. Hahaha!
Ken-san seems to be an expert at saying, "No, it is not true!" In which of the following scenarios has he used this response?
A. "Conductor-san, this oyaji pressed his small banana against my dress in the train!"
B. "Policeman-san, he was taking photos of my pantsu under the stairs!"
C: "Principal-san, Ken-sensei asked me to remove my clothes for art class!"
D: "Judge-san, this baby was made by Ken-san and I can prove it!"
E. All of the above.
i'm actually dying wtf is this (i say while trying not to laugh irl)
The most effective praise: “I have been to China and Korea, Japan is the best! “ hahaha thanks for letting us know Meshida San. I’ve learnt one more thing on how to communicate to the Japanese now! I did visit China and Korea, my honest opinion is that Japanese civilization, quality of service, politeness are really on a whole different level.
Meshida-san, thank you for these honest videos. They have made my life here in Japan very depressing, and now I fit in like true Japanese. ありがとうございます。
Damn, I thought I was the only one feeling depressed about doing everything right... the wrong way. xD
OOOF!
I went to Japan to visit my mom. She was so shocked that I knew how to use chopsticks. This video explains so damn much.
Honestly from the perspective of me as tourist Japan is perfect.
Amazing food everywhere, even convenience store food taste pretty great.
The subway is so wonderful silent, everything is clean and orderly. 😍
People are so friendly and nice.
Then a few years ago I visited South Korea and it was the complete opposite to my Japan experience.
Japan will always be in my ❤
Japanese Comedian Meshida.
I'll praise you right now, Meshida.
This was a really good video.
Hahaha I laughed out loud when he said, "バカ外人です!" 🤣😅🤣
"Meshida-sensei, you have three books on the shelf and a RUclips award! You are so smart and successful!"
(Are you pleased now?)
P.S.: I love the video. No, seriously.
I definetely agree with the Baka Gaijin-desu. I'd been to Japan last February and used that phrase, my Japanese friends laughed a lot. 😆😆😆
Meshida San, you are not only a comedian, but also a shrewd and insightful psychologist.
I used to speak broken Japanese to Japanese customers when working at a restaurant, most would appreciate it, except this one time, where the three Japanese women were annoyed and suggesting that I use English instead.
Lol!
@@kimemerson5732 To be fair they could have been in your country to learn English.
@@dayla8634 absolutely! I give anyone so much credit for trying to learn our extremely difficult language!
@@dayla8634 No, they had the annoyed look in their eyes, and they def weren't international students
@@kkamiya9038 Who knows? I went to Nikko a few months back. My dad's wife asked for an english tour guide. I can speak conversationally Japanese. Our tour guide looked a little annoyed that I kept asking her stuff in Japanese. She was a volunteer, so this was her english practice.
Meshida-San, I will respect your lolicon cultures and praise your country's beautiful temples.
Heck, I will even go as far as to humble myself before Nami Sensei and Eri Sama.
But I can never say that Japan is the best country in Asia before I wake up one morning to find myself in the Xinjiang Re-Education Camp. 😅
Kumenasai! 🙇♂️🙇♂️🙇♂️
As a baka gaijin who lives in a 'tourist area' of the Eastern US, we also have another thing that foreigners do that makes us happy- perhaps you wonderful people in Japan can understand and enjoy as well-
We love it when foreigners spend all their money and go HOME.
oh okay gotcha ,i'll remember to pretend that i don't know how to use chopstick if i end up in a soap land by ' mistake ' 😅
Please don't ever change. Japanese are perfect the way that they are.
Oh, that's a good one to use as well.
@@PrehistoricMeatEater 🤣
Yesss.
new skill unlocked. foreing's tatemae....
let me borrow this quote to my beloved japanese vtuber😄
I’m very stuck in my ways, I’ve been to Singapore and Thailand and never used chopsticks. I always ask for a fork. So I think the Japanese wouldn’t be happy with me. ❤
As a pair you guys work together really well 😂
Such useful tips! Thank you! Now i'll be able to make all kinds of friends in Japan!
Touched My Heart… Bokumo Kaneganai Baka Gaijin… Yorosikku Onegaisimasu
4:24 Ken's facial expressions are priceless hahaha
😆 とんでもないです 🤣😂🤣😂 Love the videos keep them coming.
We spent a week in Osaka and a week in Tokyo on a holiday once. I thought that Tokyo people were much more mysterious than Osaka people. Osaka people were much more open. One of them - on a train - ask me what I thought of my prime minister. Unfortunately I did not know him personally so I couldn't give a very good answer.😁
I have added notes not to forget last 3 words😅
All these advices are also applicable to your online relationships with the Japanese community and Japanese gamers.
I play a lot of MMORPG in the Japanese servers, as many titles such as Dragon Quest and until recently Phantasy Star, never make it to the West.
You would not believe how friendly and warm the Japanese community can be, and how accepting of you they can become, if you follow Meshida-sensei´s advice.
Try to write in Japanese, even if you have to use basic sentences in rōmaji, or google translate, be humble and ready to praise those players who take interest in you, allow them to teach you Japanese, something they absolutely love to do, and thank them and act impressed even if you already knew some of the words, and do not be boastful if they praise you or encourage you.
Before you know it, you will get plenty of friend requests, party invites, and even allowed to join groups and clans that usually do not accept foreginers.
All they ask for, really, is that you respect the fact that you are a guest in their server, and they can be very gracious hosts if you are humble as their guest.
I was thinking about this recently...and I think the _type_ of praise is important too!
To praise someone about an aspect of their culture that's a famous stereotype might seem superficial and insincere
...but to praise them about something ordinary and relatable might sound like you're really you're really interested...and that would leave a better impression I think. :)
Also, Meshida...not everyone is as talented and funny as you!
...if I try to make people laugh, they always end up confused or annoyed instead 🤣
Either Meshida-sensei is offering wonderful advice, or he's the best troll ever by successfully teaching us all to call ourselves idiots in Japanese. Either way, he has my respect 😭
I'm glad I was already on the right path. Also Kens scenes were really great in this. I just love that goof ball he has just a great way on making me laugh. I also wanted to say that I love your Pikachu shirt which I think we have it here from the Pokemon store site. But this was before I even met my girl I had a pride in both my country and yours. I just wish I could find a pin for my shirt that has both my flag and yours back to back. Which I'll also be honest with you but it's repeating myself I don't really care about Korean things and I've NEVER been a fan of China. However before I just looked at them as "well cares right?" but it wasn't until a a few years ago that I really started to hate them. But not so much South Koreans. See a few years ago my church had a South Korean girl with her living with the pastor of my church. She was a good kid and her real family wasn't too bad. So it's not all but I think you get what I mean.
6:01
so you tellin' me, i get to ask questions, and actually get information, and people *won't* think I'm annoying for it? this is awesome! i already love learning, now I get a good excuse to learn ALL the things! (well at least all the things about japan specifically.)
This is a great video on emotional intelligence.
«baka gaijin desu” 😂😂😂
That phrase was not expected at all 😂😂😂
brilliant video Meshida!
Thank you for a detailed video
Arigato Meshida San 🤗
Meshida San, I bought an old kominka, and I live in it while doing renovations. As a consequence, I've learned many things about such houses. Sometimes, Japanese people will say "Wow! You know more about old Japanese houses than I do!" Of course, I know the right answer so I always deny, even if I'm aware they know absolutely nothing about kominkas 😂
初めまして！ラーフルと申します。インド人です。素晴らしい！この動画は本当に役に立ちました！ありがとうございます。
This was a really fun video. Comedians always have great insights into human nature. I feel like a lot of these apply to people everywhere (maybe in slightly different ways), but it’s cool seeing it presented from a Japanese perspective
Arigato!
Saw the shorts of the "3 comments to remember" but thank you for the long form video. Because of Meshida-san, I've started learning Japanese on Duolingo and I'm on a 49 day streak. Thank you Meshida-san. 🙇♂🙇♂🙇♂
How is your progress 9 months later?
Basically, treat them like children. 🤔 I-I mean, I am amazed that Japanese people are so patient and love to teach foreigners so they don't embarrass themselves..! 😍 They are so helpful! Ok, I think I'm ready for my trip now. Wait, I mean, I have no idea what I'm doing, because baka gaijin desu..! Please teach me Japanese-person-sensei! 🙏🏻😁😁 Haha, did I do it right? 😝
Hello Meshida
oh my i heard there was snowfall in Tokyo 1/13/24.... i missed it by 1.5 weeks!
Meshida San your comedy is so good! Let me repeat. Your comedy is so good! Sugoi! 🤥
Very helpful video, would love more like this.
When I go to Japan this year, I will be sure to remember this video ! ありがと先生！😂
I’m bringing some Scottish sweets as little gifts, also my manners, a little of the language to be polite, won’t get drunk and will be quiet. 😊
A Scot saying they won’t get drunk.
It really is the end of days. 😱
Thank you Meshida-san. Now I'm confident about coming to Japan!
Just to add to those three phrases Meshida San mentioned saying "suimasen" - excuse me or I'm sorry helps a lot too. No if you must speak English speak in perfect "Engirishu" instead of saying, "eat lunch" say "iito lanchi" or "durinku wota" not "drink water" so just add a vowel after the English word and you're good to go.
Great video.
Been to Japan many times, from Kobe to Shuzenji and all the way to Wakanai. I've never had a bad experience. All the locals that I have met are really nice people.🥰 For example, a bookstore owner (a lady) in Kanda, Tokyo gave me an umbrella because it was raining outside. In Sendai, I asked, using very poor Japanese, a mother for direction to the Miyaki Museum of Arts, and it turned out that she drove me home, made me lunch, then drove me to the museum with her child. We had good time together. So I have to sort of disagree with you, Meshida san. Also, I have been to China and Korea, Japan indeed is the best. Of course it's only my personal experience. 🙂
this made me laugh too!! (after watching the other thing I watched)
and gave me useful information bc i want to go to hokkaido with my uncle and maybe i'll find some other crazy weirdos like me in the art scene and finally fit in.
also holy crap half of this i already suspected, i didn't think i would be right...
Thank you Meshida-san! I have a Japanese friend and I 'll use your 5 tricks with him! 😅🙏
i never was praised in school, so i used self-praise, helped with my classwork. my classmates didn't understand me at all.
eh,a great video... your video format is great... you are a great comedian, Meshida)
Nice work
Even before watching your video, I already practiced saying "sumimasen, baka gaijin desu!". 😂😅
Thanks for confirming I'm not crazy, I've been saying this for years but noone really believed me
You rock, Meshida!😄
Japanese teach foreigners how to use chopsticks, foreigners teach Japanese how to use fork and knife. Good deal.
As ever, hilarious and helpful, Meshida-Sensei!
Arigato!
Aaaahhh, the difference between the east and the west:
Random gaijin at a dinner table in Japan, breaks the ice by saying: "You have got fascinating water flushing closets here". Is instantly invited to join multiple conversations around the table.
My grandmother in England, when my siblings and I giggled at fart jokes at dinner time:"Oi, no toilet talk at the table, thank you!"
Here in the Philippines,, we love go to Japan,, it's so peaceful and quiet,,,😊☺️
Praise and more praise till they blush, got it 👍
When I was in Mexico, I went to see my relatives! They said how shy and polite I was like a Japanese! Then I do have some Japanese on my moms Mexican side!
Nice video
I don't need to pretend not knowing how to use chopstick, i really don't know, hontoni, boku wa baka dakara
I agree with cleanliness and ken-san rage 😂😅
Dear Meshida-san,
I'm happy and thrilled to be back watching your video for the first time in months (well, the prior was last January).
As always, thank you for the inside information and to get to know Japanese personality and practice a little bit more.
I have an aversion to "baka"
/"stupid"/. But then I need to learn and be humble as well.
Trivia: In the Philippines, "baka" means "cow" or "beef".
Whether alive or deadmeat, it's still "baka" in Filipino.
With sincerity and regardless of faith differences, I hope and pray Japanese people will grow population-wise.
What's the point of prosperity and one of the best in Asia if there's no Japanese youth in the near future, right?
Sorry, or gomenasai, for the litany.
I'm looking forward to learn more from your features.
Arigatou gosaimasu. ^^
Love your Pickachu T shirt!
Well, my visit to Yasukuni was quite impressive 😄
By this video Im sure Finns and Japanese are related: we in Finland want also hear that our nature is beautiful, our education system is best in the world, this is the best Nordic Country of all (Denmark, Norway, Iceland, and much more better than Sweden).
Iceland owns Scandinavia wtf
I show off my American chop stick skills by eating ice cream .
ﾊｲﾊｲ何時もありがとうですね
Thanks!
Arigato!
“Ohashi joiouzuu desu nee”
“Se ya de”
I stopped at "deer in Nara park" and all I can think now is feeding Japanese people crackers/biscuits to please them.
😂 I'd love to visit Japan someday. I know a bit of Chinese, maybe that will help me?
(kidding 😅)
I’m a little scared of my upcoming Japan trip . I’ve been traveling for 2 years nonstop South America and South Easy Asia mostly. But I haven’t felt nervousness like this before
Hahahaha great video :D very funny
If a Japanese person looks at you while lying belly up, DON'T FALL FOR THEIR TRAP
It's so tempting to rub their belly though 😅
I ❤you guys! 😂😂😂. Domo arigato gozaimasu - was my first phrase that I learned. Mata neee 😊✌️
0:14 Ken-san made me laugh really hard with these few seconds 😂
Keep going
Keep it up
How to please the Japanese woman
Show them the big banana and ask “how do you like your eggs done!”
🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ I hope you're under 20 years old.
Good.
After 2 weeks..
I misread it as deepen intercoursal exchange xD
8:56 i love this man hahahahaha
Will the stand up comedy be in engrish?
Yes!
Living in Japan, it's actually easy to forget you live in Asia. I've been here over 15 years, and I never think I live in Asia.
Btw: does also "iie iie tondemonai" work?
Meshida San, I work and live among Japan nationals and local Japanese in Hawaii. Yet I have no problem with what Japanese think 🤔 Hell I don't even know what I am thinking most of the time LOL 😂
“It is amazing how the Japanese ride their bikes on the sidewalk where I am walking even though their are signs ever few meters telling them not to ride in the sidewalk and there are clearly designated bike lanes on the street.”
“It is amazing how all of the Japanese bike riders all of a sudden ride in the street when their is a police officer in the area because they all know that they are not supposed to ride on the sidewalk, but they do anyway when the police aren’t around and barely miss running me over while I think I am safe from danger walking on the sidewalk.”
Am I praising correctly, Meshida-san?
If I ever go to Japan I will attempt to use chop sticks like a fork and look around helplessly for a Japanese to teach me the error of my ways
Not able to comprehend if the last point was just for fun pr true. Should I actually use it while I am in Japan?
Meanwhile, if I get praised, I start wondering what's the scam about.
You forgot the most important one: "gomen nasai"
5:29 Looool
so its BAKA Gaijin not HAKA Gaijin. I was going to walk around with a shirt that said "stupid foreigner" in characters