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17 Responses to “Beginner Lesson S3 #22 - Gomi-san in Mangaland 1”
Tuesday at 6:30 pm
Mina-san, have you missed the last train before? What did you do?
Tuesday at 9:13 pm
こんばんは、
もちろん タクシーで。
だいたい、毎月。。。:???:
セバスチャン
Tuesday at 10:42 pm
セバスチャンさん、こんばんは!コメントありがとうございます!
As for the ¥ who took the photo?? There is actually the same amount as the phrase on the picture!
Very, very nice!
Wednesday at 3:34 am
過ぎるという分法は本当に便利ですね!
「何に前」という言葉を勉強になりました!
I also thought it was weird that they said 終電 because it Japan I always heard the train conductors say 終点. But I realize now that 終電の意味はlast train while 終点 means last stop! 分かりました! ありがとう!
冗談にとって、「ごちそさまです」といってます!
Wednesday at 9:36 am
そうなら走る!
Wednesday at 10:14 am
Can someone kindly explain what does this phrase どんだけだよ mean?
Thanks
Wednesday at 2:12 pm
The money in the photo is mine. I wanted to include 5,000 yen bill, but I didn’t have one at that time. Next time I want to show you 5,000 yen bill.
デボンさん、 コメントありがとうございます!
「何に前」は、「何人前」のことですね
watermenさん
どんだけだよ comes from the buzzword “どんだけ~” which is often used by young people. I think it is the exclamation which has a broad meaning and can be used when you are surprised or is criticizing.
Wednesday at 5:40 pm
This bonus track is hilarious
One time I missed a last train, I went back home by walk
It took 2 hours….ちょう長かった。。
Thursday at 1:39 am
of course, i always have mistakes in my comments! haha!
Thursday at 1:57 am
Good lesson, but is that just me, or does Gomi-san have a dialectal accent? Fukui maybe?
Thursday at 7:28 am
I always call the landfill by my house ゴミ山 when I drive by it.
Thursday at 10:10 am
SashTheRedさん、 his accent is from Ibaraki!
Thursday at 10:42 am
Naomi せんせい、ありがとうございます! Finally, I know that I should said お会計お願いします rather than お勘定お願いします。
何時でもおばさんみたいね
Thursday at 11:42 am
I want to go to manga-land. 楽しそう!
Thursday at 3:27 pm
When I miss the train, I just go to a bar and drink until the first train. Then I go home and sleep all day.
Saturday at 5:10 pm
if i miss the last train… i just swing with it
Wednesday at 11:24 am
VRE の 終電 は ウアシングトン DC の ユニオンステシオン で 午後 七時十五分前 に 出発 です。
ゆっくり歩き過ぎるは駄目ですよ。 終電乗るとき、私はいつも駅で終電を待ちます。 よく駅まで早くです。
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