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13 Responses to “Premium Lesson #28 - SS24: Tissue Time!”
Saturday at 6:30 pm
Mina-san, if somebody was handing out free tissues on the street, would you take them? Or would run away as quickly as you possibly could?
Saturday at 6:52 pm
I take anything thats free ~
Saturday at 11:35 pm
I wonder how effective these actually are. Are you going to remember the name of the company when it is covered in snot?
Saturday at 11:42 pm
Well, the tissues don’t have the name of the company printed on them. The packets have a waxy paper insert on the front, with the name of the company printed on it. This waxy paper gives the packet some firmness. The tissues come out from a slit on on the back of the packet, so you always have the name of the company available on the front, until you run out of tissues.
I guess you could remove the paper insert from the beginning, but then you end up with a crumpled ball of tissue in your pocket
Sunday at 1:10 am
I’ve always found those tissues very convenient… if only because like the women in the dialogue, I can never remember to put mine in my handbag…
I had never seen stores handing out tissues anywhere outside of Japan, but funnily enough the Paris Book Off store does give you tissues at the register when you pay for your books !
They don’t hand them out in the street, though…
Sunday at 3:44 pm
Nearly done listening to the lesson. PDF has some problems such as the English translation of the sentence examples and wasureru is missing from the vocab list.
Wednesday at 12:19 am
I just want to throw out an extra thanks to Marky for doing more than just throwing the current lesson’s vocab list into the video - mixing it up by adding some words from a week or two previous is REALLY helpful. I never find the time to go back and re-do old vocab, so I’d love to see more weekly self-tests like this to keep things fresh.
Wednesday at 11:21 am
a personさん、
thanks for pointing that out, i’ve made the necessary changes!
sasquatchuaさん、
thank you! we’re all trying our best!
so it’s great to hear when we get it right! どうもありがとうございます!
Wednesday at 8:51 pm
Depends on who’s doing the handing out. Most of the time they don’t hand me anything since I’m a foreigner. Guess they figure I can’t read the advertisement.
Personally, I’ll take the tissues if they hand those out, but the papers I just walk past. Seems like my nose runs more in Japan than it did in the states.
Thursday at 10:14 am
If I get free tissues, I say thank you.
無料でティッシュを貰たら私は、ありがとうを言ます。
If they don’t give me free tissues I paste them upside on a wall with webbing.
Friday at 12:54 am
If I recall, these free tissues are a good supplement to the toilet paper found in Japan!
Wednesday at 10:45 pm
OMG!!! I think I used to date that guy handing out the tissues!! No joke!
Wednesday at 3:46 am
. I think that female DJs can be just as good and even better than men at djing. What do you think?
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