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    Just realised that exactly 15 years ago from yesterday was when I first went to live/study in Japan! Although I arrived at night and all I did was go from the airport to my apartment, unpacked a bit - switched on the TV (Crocodile Dundee dubbed in Japanese, I kid you not!), then went to sleep. So really 15 years go today was my first real full day in Japan... wandering around barely speaking a word of the language. I remember poking my head into one small restaurant and the woman working there said 「いらっしゃいませ」 and something else... I don't remember since I couldn't understand her at the time. I freaked out and ran away!

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    My Japanese word for this week: 水疱瘡 「みずぼうそう」 CHICKEN POX!

    My daughter has it.
    (and yes, she's up to date with her vaccines but she still got it anyway)

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    Quote Originally Posted by GoktimusPrime View Post
    My Japanese word for this week: 水疱瘡 「みずぼうそう」 CHICKEN POX!

    My daughter has it.
    (and yes, she's up to date with her vaccines but she still got it anyway)
    Mizubousou = chicken pox? weird

    sorry to hear that Goki-senpai, but it's better she gets it as a kid rather than an adult right?

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    It's okay, she got over it a few days ago. Currently her favourite word is もっと!

    e.g.
    Having a bath...
    「お風呂終わった?」
    「もっと!」
    On Saturday we had lunch at a Vietnamese restaurant, she finished her tea and showed us her empty cup...
    「もっと!」
    So I said 「母ちゃんきいて」 so she asked her mother.

    My wife told me that today she saw an oak tree on TV and pointed at it and said 「どんぐり!」 Someone's been watching waaay too much Totoro. She now calls the big Totoro 「大きいトトロ」 and the little white one either 「Baby トトロ」 or 「小さいトトロ」

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    I really want to learn Japanese but nowhere where I live has any courses etc.

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    waaaah i miss japan!
    "I was expecting a giant car."





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