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Get outta the way! A guy from Osaka is causing a problem on the escalator. Why? He doesn’t know which side to stand on. Today we’ll tell you the rules of Japanese escalator etiquette in Kanto and Kansai so you can fit in like a native!

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Voice Actors: Hiroko, Nori | Hosts: Peter, Naomi
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Grammar: nani o itte iru no da?, nani o iu ten nen?, no da | Function: arguing, starting a fight | Topic: dialects, escalators, fighting, Osaka Dialect, standing, walking | Politeness Level: casual
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