We had dinner with Beth and Devin Saturday night and we had a great time! Since my parents had just been in Japan, of course we had to pose the way they do there! Can you tell me what they say along with the V?
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4 comments:
Hi, so good to see everyone! Thanks for taking so many pictures! In Japan, the person who is taking the picture usually says something like "Hai, Cheezu". I don't know if the people getting their picutre taking actually say anything. If I learn something different, I'll let you know! :)
Thanx for the Japanese lesson. Thats hilarious that they practically say "say cheese".
so much here is almost english, but not quite.. Japanized English (Jinglish). It makes it so that if you can`t think of the right word in Japanese, if you Jinglish it, maybe it will work. It happens a lot in the food industry, which makes reading menues a lot easier!!
so much here is almost english, but not quite.. Japanized English (Jinglish). It makes it so that if you can`t think of the right word in Japanese, if you Jinglish it, maybe it will work. It happens a lot in the food industry, which makes reading menues a lot easier!!
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