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  • first rule of fight pump is you don't talk about five pump.

  • Hello, everyone.

  • Welcome to take your creative play.

  • I'm your host, Emma.

  • And today I'm here with the wonderful e A.

  • So today I'm with Jodi on.

  • We're gonna be doing seven Japanese words that originally one Japanese Yea s Oh, this might take a little bit of explaining.

  • When you come here, there's gonna be some words that sound like English that written in cattle.

  • Khanna.

  • So, like when you go to a restaurant on, uh, menu might be like hon baga like potato food, I So there's some Japanese words and technically in the Japanese language, but they come from English, so there's a lot of words incorporated into the Japanese language that come from other countries.

  • So we're gonna be going through those today and see if I don't.

  • I'll see if I could recognize any of them, but sure he's gonna teach us about Yeah, So this kind of waas we Japanese we live in This is English somehow So I always use this kind of use Thio foreigner, But they are like why eso Then I realized that Oh, this waas don't exist usually so today I lifted up Sound watch, So I will tell you.

  • And could you guess what?

  • Could you Can you get the meaning?

  • Yeah, again.

  • I'll do my best in my son.

  • Could you Don Juan Kula!

  • Kula Kula!

  • Kula Kula!

  • Turn!

  • Turn on Kula!

  • It would be off the cuda.

  • You've never heard Kula So Akula in in Australia, I guess, would be like an s key.

  • So, like a box that you put like be a meat and then ice and you take camping.

  • So that's a cooler.

  • But you can count on e eyes it like a freezer?

  • No.

  • Okay.

  • It's not air con it, is there Khan?

  • Yes.

  • We call you guys.

  • Call E C Air con a C cooler E Oh, yeah e s study.

  • But I guess Japanese don't think this is a mm.

  • Uh Cool.

  • Cool.

  • Cool.

  • Yeah.

  • So we just considered cooler at the product.

  • So now I noticed that it's a bit weird to say.

  • Uh, could you town Nakoula in winter?

  • Yeah, that is a little bit weird.

  • Next.

  • Uhh!

  • My husband is Karima.

  • Yeah, Salaryman Salaryman used this would often, but it is it English, So it technique.

  • It is English salaryman, but we don't really cool Salary men's salaryman.

  • Maybe like a businessman.

  • There's also like this this image of salaryman here.

  • Like I think maybe in Australia I don't really have an image of like a businessman like here.

  • It's always black suit a very specific look or is in Australia.

  • People can wear different suits.

  • Oh, it'd be People look kind of different.

  • Going to work?

  • Where is here?

  • It's like you can see the salary.

  • Yeah, Yeah, it's kind.

  • We don't really have, like a salaryman collective.

  • Funny thing is, I don't describe myself cells salary, human.

  • Yeah, I never hear a salary woman.

  • I've also wondered because I'm like, Oh, yeah, I have a friend.

  • She's a like a salary woman.

  • It's not so common, right?

  • Maybe office lady Or, you know, they always is also the, uh, officer lady E a Oh, lady o l o l 00 Okay.

  • So I guess that is kind of from English office lady O l or you don't say you are, you know, never really Max Amazon.

  • Could you take out your Noto pass from your back?

  • So my laptop basically Yeah.

  • Note gone.

  • Gone like that personal computer?

  • That's right.

  • SNL corn.

  • Peter s.

  • Oh, that's what pasok one comes from.

  • We know.

  • And Noto is like, No, no, Look, like no notebook personal computer.

  • There's a lot of it I really thought not possible is just English one.

  • Yeah.

  • You guys don't know eso we can be like, Oh, do you have a notebook?

  • That still means, like writing.

  • But I think laptops at one point were called notebooks.

  • But now I think we just call them laptops.

  • Next.

  • Yeah, So imagine you are doing some kind of sports.

  • Yeah.

  • Studio.

  • My father Er Oh, hi.

  • I know e think if I was fighting, maybe it would make sense.

  • But in Japanese, it's more like Go, go, go for re best fight all like given your old caring.

  • Yeah, but in hey, if someone was running your fight Fine.

  • Who do I fight?

  • Usually?

  • Just a sporting event.

  • Just be like Whoa!

  • Oh, it was a lot of use this for quite a like a cheering e Yeah, e yeah, in English.

  • It's a lot of yelling A lot of like you can do it.

  • All right.

  • I'm like I see And if s Olympic A at the 2020.

  • Olympic is coming, right?

  • How Thio cheer your team usually Well, three Olympics.

  • I think people are quiet when the sport is happening.

  • Right?

  • If you like.

  • And then if you win, it's just a lot of like you want, didn't you?

  • Are the exception ready?

  • Ready in the hotel.

  • I'm the customer.

  • So can I ask you, Thio?

  • Give me morning cold Morning.

  • Cold morning.

  • Record it.

  • So good morning.

  • I might wake you up.

  • Yes, so we call morning record.

  • I have no idea what we call that in English.

  • Probably something similar, I think Maybe.

  • Morning.

  • Cool.

  • Do you guys know?

  • Wake up, Cole.

  • Okay.

  • Yeah, In English.

  • It's probably wake up coal, but they're very, very similar.

  • Yeah.

  • Morning.

  • Cool.

  • Wake up call.

  • Yeah, I think just from hearing it, I immediately understand.

  • I think Next name.

  • You like skin Shit.

  • You like skin?

  • Siple skin ship.

  • I find somebody like skin ship That sounds like a horror movie like our Here comes the pirate writing.

  • His ship made out of skin like that Sounds terrible.

  • Easy, but they are.

  • Or is it like friendship with two friends who are stuck together by their skin.

  • But I guess that your friendship Okay, that's the same ship.

  • But skin skin is skin.

  • They talk to the same.

  • Like we have the same skin.

  • Like like like brother from another mother kind of thing.

  • Oh, man, Whisk in Shit.

  • I got no idea.

  • Can you explain Skin ship Thio physical?

  • Wait, What context do you use it in like, Oh, how far have you got with your girlfriend or wear?

  • It's skin ship way.

  • Now you have the boyfriend.

  • How is going?

  • I did the skin to skin.

  • How do you?

  • Can you give me an example?

  • Mhm Japanese culture.

  • Usually we don't hug you don't touch each other with the whole hands.

  • Even the our with friends.

  • There's none that all your partner harmony.

  • We don't do skin ship at all.

  • We don't have any.

  • Okay?

  • He's a con.

  • So skin should just means physical contact.

  • Right smack.

  • Next I do the post Now I do the pose now.

  • And could you give how we call this post?

  • Okay.

  • Oh, I had no idea.

  • Hey, like, it's like a kind of a gang key.

  • It looks kind of fight, though.

  • But like literal fight something port.

  • I had no idea that supports guts.

  • It got Suppose it.

  • What does it mean?

  • It's like, Yes, Like when you win the race and they're taking apart.

  • Yeah, that's that's a full.

  • It's the end of movies when they went Alright, so we just did some research on gut.

  • Suppose it guts isn't English?

  • Well, it kind of is It's the name of a boxer Guts sh She might sit on.

  • Hay was famous for his pose.

  • Goes got Ishimatsu get a lot then, like every time, maybe every punch.

  • He was like, Yeah, way, that's why.

  • Okay, Thio.

  • But his first guts is G U T S s.

  • So it is still like like English, I guess.

  • But it's just his name.

  • Thank you guys.

  • So much for watching.

  • We'll see.

  • Thank you for coming on the video with me.

  • No, honey day.

  • Okay.

  • See you guys in the next video.

  • Hi.

  • Oh, thank you.

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