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Hi everyone!
That was a little harsh.
I'm Reisei Miya from Nagizaka46.
We will start an English program and this is episode 2!
We're having a guest today, so please come in!
Hi!
Hi! Thank you for having me. My name is Yunifte Nawa.
Hi!
She is fluent in English.
She also lived in the States like for how many years?
Five years, about five years.
So we decided to have her to this project.
We wanted to talk about like the difference between America and Japan.
Thank you for coming!
Thank you for having me!
Celebrities!
Where does "sha" come from?
I was called "fancy nancy."
Taplers!
Can we have entrance?
My name is Yuriki Tsugawa and I'm also from Nogizaka 46.
How old are you?
I'm 20 years old.
20 years old?! Really?!
Yeah, I thought you were like 18 or 19.
How old are you?
I'm 18 now.
So you thought we were like the same age?
Yeah.
Thank you.
Can I ask like your favorite things?
Of course, my favorite things?
Like your favorite food?
Oh, okay.
Your favorite place?
Okay.
Actually, this question is really hard for me right now because like...
You like bread.
Yeah, I do.
Why didn't you remember?
Like three years ago you said it.
You love bread so you didn't eat it.
Right?!
Yeah!
Right?!
Wow, I'm so surprised you remember it.
Did you have any like trouble when you came back to Japan?
Oh, when I came back to Japan?
I was really bad at Japanese.
Me too!
I didn't like great kanji.
Yeah, like kanji was the hardest part.
Yeah!
My school had like a kanji test every week and I was like always the lowest score.
Yeah, like 20?
Like zero.
Oh, really?!
Yeah, like zero.
Zero or ten?
Like oh, that was like...
That was my like routine for my kanji test.
I didn't want to say like French fries.
In Japan you say like "French fries".
"French fries" is like it's like English but it's not English.
And like mechanical pencils.
Yeah, mechanical pencils.
Highlighters.
I thought like highlighters were like the word everyone uses.
But it was only in English.
Oh my gosh, I'm like so bad at Japanese.
Keikopens
Like what does "Kei Copens" mean?
Yeah!
And you said like "sharpense"?
Yeah, "Sharpense" was like...
I think that was the most shocking word for me.
What is "Shah"? Where does "Shah" come from?
Oh my god, yeah.
Didn't you think so?
Me too.
Oh, staplers!
Staplers!
Celebrities!
"Celebrity" is not like "celebrity" right?
Yeah, it's not.
"Celebrity" means like "Banker" in Japanese.
But I think "Japanese celebrity" means like "rich people".
That was a big difference for me.
It's like "corn dogs".
Oh, "corn dogs"!
I still forget this.
When I want to like buy a "corn dog" at like convenience stores...
I almost say like "corn dogs" every time.
Am I right?
Oh, "Rampice"!
Like clothes?
Yeah.
In Japan like "dress" means really fancy dresses.
But like, I think these are dresses as well.
Yeah.
These.
This is "dress".
But you say like "Rampice" in Japan.
I think it's just my school.
Everyone like jeans and T-shirts and...
I was like wearing these clothes.
And my teacher said like "You're so fancy Nancy!"
Do you know fancy Nancy?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Fancy Nancy is pretty.
Yeah! Yeah!
I was called Fancy Nancy.
Really?
Yeah.
Why do you say "kostoku"?
I said "kosuko"!
"kosuko"! But I can understand because like...
we write "c-o-s-t-c-o"
"c-o-s-t-o" like "oh, that... tea!"
We can understand that like...
there's a "t" in "kosuko" but...
It's "kosuko"!
I didn't read the "t" so...
it was weird.
So, thank you for coming today!
Thank you for inviting me!
How was the day?
Not the day!
Only like an hour!
It was really fun!
I think it was like my first time like...
actually really speaking with you in English!
Me too!
We barely had any chance to speak in English together so...
at first it felt so weird and strange...
Yeah, it was like too strange!
But you like, talk more in English...
than Japanese like...
Is it me? Really?
Isn't you weirding?
I think I like...
double personality...
personalities maybe...
Yes!
Um...
In Japanese it's like English but...
If you use it in America...
what is it?
It's a word that you'll be asked again and again.
I'd like to introduce it in summary.
First, "fried potato" and "American dog" are...
"french fries" and "corn dogs"
so...
when you want to eat "American dog"
you can say "can I have that American dog?"
but if you say "American dog?"
please say "corn dogs"
in "french fries"
corn dog
french fries
if you want to buy...oh wait I said it wrong
you have to say it in japanese
ok so I have to like...splitch?
ah...no
please! please! speak japanese!
if you want to buy mechanical pencil
but you can't say mechanical pencil
then say mechanical pencil
or hotchkiss
hotchkiss
because you can't say it like that
then say stapler
like that, please
like you're staring at me
and have fun studying english!
see you soon!