Learning Japanese
AOG, Madrid
Ok, so I'm going to Japan. And I decided to buy a phrase book because, God knows, the locals are less than "fluent" with the Shakespeare, and although I'm a fan of all things "Nihon", the language escapes me.
Much like noodles do when I try to eat with chopsticks....
So there I am, learning away and asking my one friend who is from Japan (although in fact she was born in Mexico) to teach me a few phrases.
"Otearai wa doko desu ka?" means, where is the restroom please. Aren't I doing well?
She teaches me a few more phrases. I read a phrasebook. I practice.
And then my partner asks, nonchalantly, "why are you learning how ask anything since you won't understand the reply?"
Japanexican friend laughs out loud. Do I harakiri their ass now or later?
Ok, so I'm going to Japan. And I decided to buy a phrase book because, God knows, the locals are less than "fluent" with the Shakespeare, and although I'm a fan of all things "Nihon", the language escapes me.
Much like noodles do when I try to eat with chopsticks....
So there I am, learning away and asking my one friend who is from Japan (although in fact she was born in Mexico) to teach me a few phrases.
"Otearai wa doko desu ka?" means, where is the restroom please. Aren't I doing well?
She teaches me a few more phrases. I read a phrasebook. I practice.
And then my partner asks, nonchalantly, "why are you learning how ask anything since you won't understand the reply?"
Japanexican friend laughs out loud. Do I harakiri their ass now or later?
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