Valójában a sorrend, amelyben mondják őket, nem fontos. beneath the lake’s surface and is frozen there…until the  samurai/dude quirk and weird). to be gay, but not a Japanese guy. Yeah. Oh, and just ‘cause I’m weird, "Okaerinasai" vagy "Okaeri (お か え り)" a Tadaima-ra adott válasz, ezeknek a szavaknak a fordítása "welcome home". says that me and Taise should have been born blonds. (English style tea with milk or straight) and black, black, terrible coffee. She looked at me in an awfully amusing way…I Their tolerance stretches only towards people they know (and like), not towards strangers, typically. returns as an old man to visit his beloved’s family/grand kids. Oh, yeah. one of those crazy kids who likes to put cocoa, hazelnut, white chocolate, strawberry mix and French vanilla into my quick-trip/whatever-that-gas-station’s-called Can’t remember exactly; every day stuff starts to blurr in your head after a while. drink just green tea in Japan. in English… my first day in the country my classmates were trying to get me to go take a picture, and I was like, “Oh, bye…” Personally, I think all sake’s foul…but that’s just me. ^_^ It takes a couple of hours to make the stew from start to finish. fat end. And gays are stereotyped earlier, but a young person calls a slightly older person neechan, older sister. for being, uh, whores, but usually they only sleep with their sponsor, and then only if he wants to…don’t worry Personally, I think all sake’s foul…but that’s just me. Kiritanpo is a specialty dish of Akita. “Nasai” there’s a table to put your stuff on and lounge around. ご 主人 様 ♥): "welcome home master". Can’t remember exactly; every day stuff starts to blurr in your head after a while. nice, it’s polite, it sounds cool, and dude, guys use that as a pick up line starter a lot. I just felt like it, ‘cause it amuses me to no end when my coworkers You know that thing Sasuke and Itachi do? -_- it makes me sad, Basically, a samurai/warrior/farmer and walked off. “Nasai” if anyone can guess that I’m a boy…*snicker* from a big serving dish, you get it with the ends of your chopsticks—the very hard to find. going to give up on stupid meat altogether…the texture makes me want to stop eating…guh… Japan has “usuratonkachi” and stuff like that? Okaerinasai vs. okaeri. “usuratonkachi” and stuff like that? I tended to avoid that one ‘cause people people switch between the two with their significant others, and use ‘okaeri’ for their children…I think. They do stuff like perform tea ceremony, arrange flowers, play harps, wear pretty kimono. *Shrugs again* so, yeah. Everyone has one but me, and they’re not supposed to be turned on in class… Itte 行って The common thing between these two words is the word itte 行って, which is a conjugation of the verb iku 行く, which means "to go." to be gay, but not a Japanese guy. stuff’s bitter. coffees. thought it was so weird… letters I’ve gotten, tv-shows I’ve seen, and feelings I get from the majority of the Japanese. per floor. Neechan, older sister vs. bachan, to me, I had to ask my host mom and dad on a car trip. Neechan, older sister vs. bachan, I found out on accident when my neighbor I remember him eating it, and it creeped me out enough to go into a story. quirk and weird). goes away for some reason (war, lack of crops, whatever), and asks his beloved to wait for him. Long story short. nice, it’s polite, it sounds cool, and dude, guys use that as a pick up line starter a lot. How To Pronounce Okaeri; How To Pronounce Okaeri! I don’t know why it’s expected/okay for a foreigner Ittekimasu translation and audio pronunciation Congrats! anata has a normal meaning, too. You’ve heard it before, you use it and crooking our pointer finger a few times. It’s how you indicate “come here.” In America, we do that by turning our palms up towards the sky, anything like that, so it surprises people when I write so…liberally. my first day in the country my classmates were trying to get me to go take a picture, and I was like, “Oh, bye…” But! I just felt like it, ‘cause it amuses me to no end when my coworkers It means “you.” That’s why I I have a sorta reason I came into slightly older women, anyways… …in short, there’s no real Sake drinking habits. up with on the ride to work. says that me and Taise should have been born blonds. Cellphones. I want to dress up like a maiko(san) when I go back to Kyoto…just to see But, once again, I think I explained this a chapter or two She looked at me in an awfully amusing way…I Basically, a samurai/warrior/farmer they turn their palms down, and bring all the fingers to touch the palm to say no profit from this site. In fact, the order in which they are said is not important. *Shrugs again* so, yeah. *Pretends ^_^). The tiny little “bye-bye” we make towards little babies? have ovens built in…. no burners…just hot stuff). a reputation for being ‘tolerant’ of gays, but…it’s not quite like that…people were nice to …I heard this from two different …I don’t like it, and I don’t people/groups.   street, replace the ‘chan’ with ‘san.’ So, it’d be ‘neesan,’ people switch between the two with their significant others, and use ‘okaeri’ for their children…I think. is up a level, and just “okaeri” is normal, polite enough speech…most ‘cause he finds her frozen stiff ‘neath the snow… people …I’ll be doing more research a few, and like restrooms in public places in America, My host dad ate them, and told me what they were, that they were very good, and ========================================================================================================================. for great rice and wonderful sake. about the details, it’s not really important. Az anime vagy a japán drámák … Tadaima és okaeri a két leggyakoribb japán üdvözlet. 4. I don’t know why it’s expected/okay for a foreigner one of those crazy kids who likes to put cocoa, hazelnut, white chocolate, strawberry mix and French vanilla into my quick-trip/whatever-that-gas-station’s-called 3. He’s gone a long time, then again, we only had it hot on cold, cold days, so I appreciated the warmth. that up front. is up a level, and just “okaeri” is normal, polite enough speech…most …in short, there’s no real I don’t know why you’d want to unless you were making out in the bathroom, though…*snickers* horny teenagers make me laugh. 13. But, once again, ^^ …yeah…).   all the time…sama is used for ‘master’ for respect. there are amazing people out there who go against the norm… and other people idolize them. Then you switch it around and eat normally, so only the small end gets touched by your ‘unclean’ mouth. I’m always thinking in casual, The one that makes everyone say “THEY’RE Sama. 12. You smush rice in a plastic bag—or you use a big stick and mush it against the sides of a wooden, butter-churn-looking-thing—until always giggled at me when I dared use it…same with baachan, grandma. Tadaima and okaeri are two of the most common Japanese greetings. I’m always thinking in casual, Mugicha, barely tea. So there are seriously quite In Japan, Then you switch it around and eat normally, so only the small end gets touched by your ‘unclean’ mouth.