Sir or Mam is VERY formal — if you work in fine dining this is okay! You can just say “you”. “Would you like something?” and just look at them! If you want to say sir/mam, it is okay! Ronnie Dear Ronnie, this is a first time i saw your teaching really super thanks a...
Aika Sakura is a level 2 contractor on Fiverr and not only transcribes, but also offers translated transcriptions of Japanese to English and English to Japanese. Sakura’s rates start at $5 per minute, is able to handle up to seven speakers, and allows for one revision. Minjoo Minjoo is...
Talking about skin color can be complicated! Some words are very offensive and will make you sound like a racist! What is acceptable to society changes over time. Im sure youre a good person and that you dont want to say something that sounds rude or ign
Walking up to a stranger in a French-speaking country and telling the person that she's beautiful is more than a little direct. A safer approach is to say that it's nice to meet her. In French, you can express this sentiment with one simple word: "enchante." Pronounce this word simil...
Now pay attention to this next sentence because this is where you are going to fall in love with Japanese. Next we have Sakura: 焼肉の食べ放題は?(Yakiniku no tabehōdai wa?) Peter: And how much is it for Korean Barbecue in Japan? All that is said telepathically. It’s inferred. ...
fewer characters, some languages actually need larger font sizes. In other words, if you’re designing a button on a page in English, you might find that when it goes into German, it needs to growwider, but for some languages like Japanese and Chinese, the same box might need to grow...
In the study, almost 200,000 people were treated in U.S. emergency rooms for shoveling-related incidents during the 17-year study period, with a yearly average of 11,500 individuals needing medical attention. Doctors say that in addition to soft-tissue injuries and lower-back problems -- he...
Learn how to make homemade Japanese miso paste from scratch with just 4 ingredients and a little patience using my step-by-step instructions.
You could say that in 1994 I learned a valuable life lesson: be careful of what you wish for. I also came to understand the irrefutable Japanese verity of mujo (無常), that nothing lasts forever. Thus, when that other pleasant season, known as fall, rolls around, I will once again tak...
Out of all of them, he was my favourite despite the not so good communication. I must learn more Japanese! Had the poor man struggling quite a bit with me prattling on in English and him trying to keep up. He was such a sweetie and I have to say that I have never been looked aft...