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Very surprised to learn that you are living in Spain- famous for ‘tomorrow’ - near you can experience, Portugal that has picked up many British traits- such as punctuality… that said, yet another one that we share with Japan… hope you can visit Portugal with your husband soon - we would be happy to receive you… at no cost
Thank you so much for your kind words！✨ So you're from Portugal?! That's awesome✨ I've never been there but my husband had his business trip in Porto and said it was very beautiful city!!! I'd like to visit one day for sure!!
@@am_japanese I know Porto well - as we still have a flat there - but live on a quinta (not really a farm) 80 away. Besides trees and flowers, I am interested in Japanese aethetics, (garden) design... and language and culture - I have just started learning Japanese for this reason..
@@am_japanese it means how are you in German. It wasn't funny. Sorry about that. I always say the same things, and I just wanted to "spice it up," lol.
@@am_japanese Well, I don't speak German, but I did serve German customers at the restaurant, and it wasn't too bad back then 🤣. I should have learned it in school, but who wants to learn languages in school, right? "Wie geht es dir" is formal. If you want to ask your friends or family how they are, you say, "wie gehts?" . I'm Hungarian, though, and I can teach you some basics if you're interested. For fun.
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Very surprised to learn that you are living in Spain- famous for ‘tomorrow’ - near you can experience, Portugal that has picked up many British traits- such as punctuality… that said, yet another one that we share with Japan… hope you can visit Portugal with your husband soon - we would be happy to receive you… at no cost
Thank you so much for your kind words！✨
So you're from Portugal?! That's awesome✨
I've never been there but my husband had his business trip in Porto and said it was very beautiful city!!! I'd like to visit one day for sure!!
@@am_japanese I know Porto well - as we still have a flat there - but live on a quinta (not really a farm) 80 away. Besides trees and flowers, I am interested in Japanese aethetics, (garden) design... and language and culture - I have just started learning Japanese for this reason..
先生、こんにちは。Wie geht es dir? 😬
Hi! What does it mean?😊
@@am_japanese it means how are you in German. It wasn't funny. Sorry about that. I always say the same things, and I just wanted to "spice it up," lol.
@@RiverWorksCo hahaha! Don't worry! I always like to learn new languages so😉
@@am_japanese Well, I don't speak German, but I did serve German customers at the restaurant, and it wasn't too bad back then 🤣. I should have learned it in school, but who wants to learn languages in school, right? "Wie geht es dir" is formal. If you want to ask your friends or family how they are, you say, "wie gehts?" .
I'm Hungarian, though, and I can teach you some basics if you're interested. For fun.