Well I did some research into Looney Tunes and the Japanese catchphrase translations - I used to watch them on Cartoon Network in Japan when I was completely bored or couldn’t sleep

Link to the wikipedia page on it: http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%83%AB%E3%83%BC%E3%83%8B%E3%83%BC%E3%83%BB%E3%83%86%E3%83%A5%E3%83%BC%E3%83%B3%E3%82%BA

now if that doesn’t work then

Bugs: どったの、センセー?（What’s up ,Doc? ）
Daffy: お前って、サイテー（You’re despicable)
Tweety: 見た、見た、ネコたん! ( I tawt,I taw a puddy tat!)
Sylvester: スルメも逆立ち!（Sufferin’ succotash）
Porky: こ、こ、こ、これでおしまい! (Tha, Tha, Tha, That’s All Folks!)
Road Runner: ミッミッ（Beep! Beep!)
Foghorn Leghorn: そりゃお前 (I say, I say …)
Speedy Gonzales: アリーバアリーバ、イーハイーハー (¡Ándale! ¡Ándale! ¡Arriba! ¡Arriba!)

There you go guys and girls use them around the office and school and with your friends - just kidding! Use them with your friends and they might be impressed or look at you quizzically.

ももんがを食べたい！おいしそう！ I only want it if its really squirrel!

These are really helpful words to get exactly what you want when eating out. Refer to Survival Phrases #10, #12 and #13 too, I studied them before I went to Tokyo. I don’t like ice in my drinks and I will NEVER eat pickles. While wandering around Tokyo at night I usually stumbled upon a Mos Burger or McDonalds open 24 hours, so I would usually stop in for a late dinner (or really early breakfast) and I always got exactly what I wanted thanks to these lessons. These lessons can be applied to more upscale restaurants as well, 便利だよ！

スコット

I agree, the honorific expression they talked about お決まりですか？ is one of the easy ones. And 追加で isn’t any more difficult than 無しで. It’s the same grammar at work, right?

Those momongas look cute. I’m gonna start looking for them on the menu from now on!

I cannot see the problem of avoiding junk food like cola and such. So I am completely in agreement with naomi-sensei on this one (to be fair, I completely disagree with her statement she made in an earlier program, that unagi are mysterious creatures that we know very little about).

I would go even further (and I think a lot of other listeners would agree)! Even a fruit juice is not normally a healthy alternative to a Cola. Usually it would still be some disgusting industrial product, with little or no real fruit in it, filled with sugars, carcinogenics, and other artificial chemicals.

So my question would be how do you ask for the real thing? Just juice, no concentrates and nonsense like that? Can you ask such a question?

Also, for the second time in this series, a regular honorific construct is referred to as “complex grammar”. Whenever I check, this constructs appear quite easy. Certainly easier than a lot of other “stuff'’. Am I missing something?

Giovanni

But I think it’s far too small to make any decent meal out of. It’s like eating quails… It tastes great, but you spend half a day eating them and you’re still hungry afterwards.

I remember visiting the Osaka Aquarium, and by the tuna tank japanese people around me were all going “おいしい！！！”

I’m with ブラッド; “sorry, you’re not advanced enough to get the food you want” is unbelievable. I think it should be nomitated “Quote of the Year” !

Quote of the day: “Sorry, you’re not advanced enough to get the food you want.”

Two years ago, I went camping with my friends, and we were messing around with my friends bebe gun. Shooting at cans and what not. So we decided to practice on moving targets. And a squirrel was running around our tents trying get some nuts. So we decided to take aim at that. My friend took the first shot and BAM bullseye. He hit it right in the head, and it died instantly (well, it was kind of twitching for a few minutes). Anyway, we had this dead squirrel and didn’t know what to do with it.

Well, everyone except me. I took that squirrel and roasted that bad boy. Got a nice brown color, and started chewing. That thing was delicious! My friends were all disgusted, and no one wanted to take a bite, but I’m telling you, that was the most excellent meat that I’ve ever had! Now every time I see a squirrel (almost everyday where I live), my mouth starts watering. I’ve been trying to set up acorn traps, but they’re too quick.

I haven’t been able to relive that savory flavor, but I think about it everyday. Now I HAVE to go to this restaurant!! I swear to god, I’m flying to Japan for this!

I wanna go there and eat them again.