Here is my response to the video Ken The Teacher has shared on his blog.
I think the Japanese real estate industry give fancy names for their buildings to cope. Living in "Grand Fillmont Hill" sounds better than living in "Takada Mansion" I suppose.
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We meet again... Here is my response to the video Ken The Teacher has shared on his blog. I think the Japanese real estate industry give fan...
Why are you making "the face?" Wait you have 10,000 subscribers?! Why didnt you tell me?!! Well, once when I lived in Fukushima there was a place called "Vegetable Heights" What a crazy name! I lived in Nihonmatsu (town name) Dai 3 Heights so it sounds kind of normal. One time I was trying to get a Kero delivery and the driver was furious because I just called the address "Dai 3 Heights" and was confused! How?! Anyway, very nice video, but you didn't say goodbye!! 19/20
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wow wouldn't guess someone is having same experience as me
ReplyDeletei used to lived there too beside the name and the access it's small
Japan do be professionals at scamming frfr. Subscribed
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ReplyDeleteHow did you have time to editt omg
ReplyDeleteI do agree tho. Japanese people still have the 3rd world coutnry mindset of naming things in a western language to make it sound fancy shmancy