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Behind the calm, polite face of a Kyotoite is an angry woman who wants to shout at you for being so uncultured.
Three dragons and three clouds…A straight line…An upside-down “child”…What could they mean?
Having never left Japan before, he was worried his English wasn’t good enough, but a coworker knew just what to say.
The company’s AI machine translation programs eliminate the need for anyone to speak a language other than their own, they say.
The number one pick is derived from the lyrics of a song that’s sung in neither Japanese nor English.
“Such a miracle can only occur in North Korea” and other popular phrases from an authentic DPRK phrasebook.