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Oh my god! Really?
I'm so depressed.
Did you know that these young people's words have been used for a long time?
Japanese has evolved with the times.
Which is the correct meaning of the word, Shiodoki?
The ever-changing fashion term.
If you don't know the latest word, you'll be late for the fashion show.
Yes.
You forgot it.
Yes.
Thank you.
This time, the teacher who will teach Japanese is
Mr. Ken Machida, who is a professor of linguistics at Nagoya University.
His book about easy to understand Japanese is also very popular.
Let's start the lesson.
First of all, from here.
Young people's words were actually used since ancient times.
Teacher, what does this mean?
Young people's words are always there.
So the words are changed by the young people.
Everyone changes it.
So there are times when things that have been used for a long time still remain today.
Let's look at the words that have been used since ancient times.
Yabai.
Everyone says it a lot, doesn't they?
Yabai yabai.
This has been used for a long time.
It has been used since the Edo period.
Yabai is...
When do you use it? Yabai.
Now.
We use it for anything.
We can use it for anything.
Yabai and kawaii.
Everyone says it a lot.
Kawaii.
Yabai.
What if there is something really kawaii?
Yabai.
Why yabai?
Seriously.
I ate really delicious pasta.
Yabai.
Don't say that.
Everything is yabai.
What about Yamauchi?
Yabai.
This doesn't make sense at all, does it?
It doesn't make sense at all.
It has been used for a long time.
Sensei, this has been used for a long time.
This has been used for a long time.
It has been used since ancient times.
But before everyone was born in 1980s,
yabai was not good.
In the sense that it is convenient, the police came and said it was yabai.
But recently, as everyone is using it now,
it's wonderful.
This curry is yabai.
This clothing is really yabai.
I'm used to saying that.
That's a really bad way of saying it.
But it's a good meaning.
It's a good meaning.
Let's take a look at how this yabai was born.
Here it is.
From Edo to Meiji period.
Yabashateki, etc.
What does this mean?
In the past, people sat down and threw arrows like this.
Why was that so funny?
There was a game where you could get a prize if you hit something.
It was like a game of the wind tribe.
There were bad people who were going to the mountain.
It was like a playground.
That's right.
There were bad people, so the mountain was gradually used as a place for bad people.
And it got a stomachache and they said,
That's not good.
It was used at the end of the Edo period in the sense that it was suspicious.
After all, it's not a very good word, so it was often used by thieves.
I didn't know at all.
That's right. It had a proper meaning.
So people in the Edo period also said it was dangerous, right?
That's right. People in the Edo period also said it was dangerous.
It's dangerous.
There are other words that have been used for a long time.
Yes, teacher, is it around here?
Now, the word Bibiru is...
Vibil has been used since the Muromachi period. It's been used since the Muromachi period.
These are all top notch words. These are all the most advanced words.
Young people discovered that it had been used for a long time, so everyone started using it. Shin. The word Bibiru has been used for a long time, and young people discovered it and started using it.
Vibil originally wore armor when going to battle. But the word Vivil is originally used to wear armor when going to battle.
When you slash at each other, the armor rubs against each other, and you can hear a buzzing sound. If you cut each other's armor, the sound of the sound of the sound of the battle will be heard.
That's why, in battle scenes, the sound of armor making a noise was called "Bibiru". So, in the battle scene, the sound of the armor making a sound was called Vivil.
This probably came into common use in the Muromachi period. This word was often used in the Muromachi period.
From this point onwards, I gradually came to use the word "bibil" to describe the feeling of being afraid of fighting and disliking it. Shin. From then on, I began to say that I was scared of the battle and hated it.
What is the meaning of "Bibiru" in the literature? of Vivil in the literature?
A book called Mumeisho is out, but in that, this shame, bibiru. In the book, there is a book called Mumioshou, and in that book, there is a book called Hazu, Bibiru.
Expressions like what you say are used. I'm embarrassed and conscious. It's used as an expression to say that. It's embarrassing, so I'm conscious of it.
Oh, no. This is called chibiru, so when you read this aloud. Oh, that's not it. When I read this, it's called Bibiru, so it's when I read this.
It's called Chibiru, really. How many years have you been using this? What year was it? Not at all. It's been years. completely different.
completely different. It's totally different.
wrong. Not at all. It's totally different.
Not at all. It's totally different.
Please don't get me wrong. Don't get me wrong.
Also, this is Maji-sensei. And, Maji sensei, this.
Maji has been used since the Edo period. Maji has also been used since the Edo period.
The word "serious" is a bit long, so it's like becoming serious. It's been a long time since I've been serious, so I've been serious about it.
Let's keep it short, young people. It's short, isn't it?
That's why that kind of thing came to be used among actors. That's why it's been used by actors.
It continued to be used from the Edo period to the Meiji period. It's been used from the Edo period to the Meiji period.
Wasn't there a break? Didn't you say something like my grandmother? Wasn't there a time when it was cut off? Didn't my grandmother say Maji?
I don't know if it's just the missing part. I don't know if it's just cut off.
There are times when things are interrupted, after all. But there was a time when it was cut off.
However, young people and people in various groups are using it, and recently, along the way, they have discovered it again. But young people and various groups were already using it, and they discovered it again on the way.
I discovered it and was like, "Oh, this is good!" They discovered it and said, that's good.
"Serious" is an ordinary word that isn't very interesting, so I started to call it "majee". It's not very interesting to say it seriously in Ordinary words, so they say it seriously.
People say things like, "Oh, that's cool!" That's cool, Isn't it? That's why it's spreading again.
That's right. That's right.
Ekomu means to feel depressed or confused because the surface of an object becomes hollow and lowered. It has been used since the Edo period. The word Ekomu was used in the Edo period in the sense of feeling depressed and confused because the surface of the object was hollowed out and it became low.
Next, let's learn the etymology of the words that everyone uses. here. Next, let's learn the five words that everyone uses. Etymology quiz of words that you can get by knowing. The five-word quiz of words that you get by knowing them.
Here is the first problem. This is the first question.
It's a picture of Hanafuda. There is a word that was born from the pattern of flowers. It's this flower- patterned picture. Is there any word that was born from this picture?
Seriously? Really?
Saikin's words. Ribobo. The latest words.
Like a hrimkusika. I think Furimukushika is only turning around.
Have you ever heard that?
Just turn around like that. I've heard of it. I've heard that he just turns around. Have you ever heard that he just turns around. he's a frowning frowning?
Mr Ryuzo. Mr. Gou-so.
Ok, let's move on to the new kinds of fathers
It's Abe's mix
It's just a recent word
It has nothing to do with Shika
Sayaka
Shikato
I see
It feels like it's moving
It feels like it's facing sideways
I see
Sensei, the correct answer is
Shikato
Why Shikato?
Shikato is good
Shikato feels like it's facing sideways
So we use Shikato
As you can see from the pattern
It's a October card
It's called Tou
It's an old way of saying
That's why it's Shikato
That's correct
It's amazing
The next question was born from the way Rikichi clashed with each other. What is this word?
Yuki
Rikimu
I see
Rika
Katapan
Hahaha, Yangkee? Rika-nyan is Yangkee?
It's the sound when a couple clashes, right?
Yes, it is
Gintama-san?
It's the sound of the steakhouse, right?
The sound of the steakhouse!
I don't understand the meaning of the steakhouse at all
Chuu
Gachi
But you are almost correct
This one, Gachinko
Thank you very much.
Wow, you are great
Gachinko is short and became Gachi
Correctly, Gachinko
Why is it called Gachinko?
When you hit, you make a sound like Gachin
You hit your head
You hit and fight
It means that it is serious
You used to use Gachinko
The next question is the word Tenparu which is often used when you are pushed into a corner
Do you know what this word comes from?
natural perm natural perm
Temparu Temparu Temparu Temparu Temparu Temparu Temparu Temparu Temparu
Thank you very much.
Well, in mahjong, it's called tenpai when you say that you're going to go up with one more move.
It's based on that tenpai, and I'm nervous because I'm going to go up soon, and I feel like it's going to be hard, but if I get a good high, I'm going to go up with this, so I'm a little nervous and I don't have time, so it's based on that tenpai.
After the tenpai, I put a rule on it and it became a tenpal from a tenpai rule.
As you know, people call it jikoru.
So, I put a rule on it and it became a jikoru.
That's how it became a tenpai rule.
There are many other words that refer to mahjong.
This one.
Men-tsu.
Do you call it men-tsu?
Do you call it men-tsu solo-wan?
Don't you call it itsu-men?
Do you call it itsu-men?
I do.
I don't get it at all.
Do you know itsu-men?
I don't.
What's itsu-men?
I have to learn it.
And chon-bo.
Do you call it chon-bo?
I do.
Do you call it chon-bo?
I do.
Do you call it chon-bo?
I do.
I've never said it.
Okay, chon-bo.
What does it mean?
Do you really not get it?
Do you really have that much, Kokono?
Do you call it chon-bo?
I do.
Do you call it chon-bo?
I do.
Do you call it chon-bo?
I do.
Do you call it chon-bo?
I do.
I see.
There are many words that are used in sports other than mahjong.
Let's take a look.
Words. Words. Words. Words. Words. Words. Words.
Do you use this phrase?
You do.
Don't you?
But I use it.
I think you do.
You use this phrase a lot, don't you?
Yes, a lot of it.
You say to use a dirty phrase, don't you?
You use the words, killer bus, that
You mean, the killer bus has a negative meaning, doesn't it?
I don't know about this
What I know is baseball, judo, sumo
I only know the sports that old men like
I thought soccer was good, so I didn't look it up
Why is soccer good?
I don't know about Inatsu
You don't know about Inazu?
No way!
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Inazu Inus Inus Inus Inus Inus Inus Inus Inus Inus
Next, we will learn the words that change the gap between generations.
First of all, what do you call these two lovers?
couple
love love
I want to say love love
Grandma, you still say love love, right?
love love
Pair look
Pair look is also four or five, right?
Pair look is also good, right?
I have never worn a pair look because I was embarrassed, so I have never used it.
Excuse me, who is interested?
Isn't it good?
This is a new word. Who is interested?
This is a new word.
By the way, what does the teacher say?
This is Abe-kun.
The teacher is Abe-kun after all.
I can only say Abe-kun.
In the past, it was Abe-kun, but now it is a couple.
Teacher, why do you call this Abe-kun?
Abe-kun is a French word.
It's a French word.
It means to be with someone.
In English, it's called with, but it's the same as that.
So it's just a word.
It's strange to say that this is a word.
In the past, French was the beginning of Showa.
I wanted to go to France because I was longing for it.
It was the hope of young people and intellectuals.
Even now, the image of France is good.
That's why everyone eats gratin.
It's a French word.
In the beginning of Showa, it came in as a fashionable dish.
One of them was Abe-kun.
In the past, men and women didn't walk side by side.
That's why men and women walk side by side.
It's modern.
Is that true?
That's true.
That's why it's called AVEC in French.
It's not fun to use it because it's expensive.
So I changed it to English.
It's better to use English now.
It sounds fashionable.
Yes, it's AVEC.
It's cute.
Next is the age gap.
What do you think about this?
Best.
I call it immediately.
I was when I was a kid.
You called it straight.
There's a mouse
What do you call it?
Best.
This has changed.
This has changed too.
Yes.
Best.
This is called case study.
The latest term is example.
I've heard of it.
I've never heard of cases.
Fashion terms change a lot.
Especially when a new term comes in from France.
Here are some other terms.
Beefsteak is steak. G-PAN is denim.
I have a question for NMB. G-PAN, denim, and jeans.
Which one is the best?
Denim.
Denim is the best.
Denim is the best?
G-PAN is a little different.
You say G-PAN too, don't you?
G-PAN is okay.
What about jeans?
I say pants when I clean.
I'm a little embarrassed to say pants.
I don't know.
What are the pants in there?
Pants.
Is there such a strange story?
You use such a strange word.
Pants or pants?
Pants or pants.
I don't show my pants.
What about pants?
It's pants.
In the old days, all the outerwear was a jumper.
Everything is a jumper.
That's right. Everything is a jumper.
Now, this shop clerk.
Everyone says shop clerk.
Do you know what this was called in the old days?
Ah, shop clerk.
Boutique shop clerk.
Boutique is a generation before that, isn't it?
Boutique.
Let's see the correct answer.
This one.
House mannequin.
Is that true?
Mr. Jim, have you heard of it?
So, if you don't say house mannequin clearly,
there was a person who said it in the abbreviation of mannequin.
He said mannequin mannequin.
I've never heard of it.
Mr. Jim, what do you think of this?
This is a very cool word for me.
House mannequin.
Before Bubble was born,
house mannequin was a cool woman who worked at a shop in Shibuya.
I felt that way.
I haven't used it for a long time.
I feel that shop clerk is very lame.
But now that I've heard of it, house mannequin is cool.
House mannequin is cool, isn't it?
Mannequin is called mannequin in French.
I see.
It's not just a mannequin.
It's a little cool, isn't it?
Mannequin.
It's better to say it in French.
House is English.
It's a combination of English and French.
It was a bad word for a shampoo.
I think it's time to stop using it.
Let's move on to the next topic.
Do you know the true meaning of the Japanese quiz?
There is a word that is used in the wrong meaning among the words that you usually think are correct.
Let's take a look.
Yamauchi made a girl who was lost and sobbing laugh at a funny joke.
There is a part that is wrong. Where is it?
The answer is burst of laughter.
I don't always laugh out loud.
In Yamauchi?
Yes.
That's rude.
That's really rude.
That's what I meant.
You made her laugh out loud.
I was surprised.
It took a long time to understand.
That's rude.
Rimopo.
Laugh out loud.
What is laugh out loud?
Laugh out loud is not something you do alone.
You got it right.
What was your mistake?
Laugh out loud is not something you do alone.
That was an incorrect answer.
I see.
I was surprised that there was a word called back show.
It sounded like a subordinate word.
No, it's not like that.
Baku means bomb.
Baku means amazing.
Baku is a combination of baku and shou.
It has been used for a long time.
Next, we have two questions.
Please choose the correct meaning of the words that will come out.
Here it is.
Shiodoki.
A. The end of things.
B. Just the right time.
Let's hear it.
First of all, if you think it's A.
Yes.
I think it's B.
It's the end of the story.
Who thinks it's B?
I think B is a little less.
Did you raise your hand?
I thought it was C's Shiozawa Toki's abbreviation.
It's the same.
Don't call Shiozawa Toki Shiodoki.
The correct answer is here.
Just the right time.
B was the correct answer.
Teacher, what's this? Salt rises and falls, right?
The best time for fishermen to go fishing is called tidal hour.
That's why I have to say that the right time is the tide,
We've been dating for a long time, and I say it's a good time to break up, so it's not a mistake.
Since it became more and more common to use it when we split up,
More and more people have misunderstood and used it to mean the end of something.
Even teachers think that sitting in the world is full of words that are used incorrectly. See it through your teacher's eyes.
I think you will be interested in each one.
You're wrong, you're wrong, but what are you doing at that time?
I'm silent.
You know, aren't you confused? Listening to such news, reading various articles Words are created by young people, so it can't be helped if young people and other people make mistakes too. But there are times when everyone makes a mistake and it spreads. That's what causes the language to change.
So it will take time After 100 or 200 years, it may become correct as Japanese.
That's why if the majority says that, it's already going to be that.
From now on, I'll use my body to learn the meaning of the correct words
Three people, Sayaka, Milky, and Nana, will be challenged
Now, here's the problem. Please listen to it.
I lose my laughter, I lose my burns Make your face again What kind of face is that? Milky is like I'm fun
Well, I think I'll just smile for now.
You'll smile for now. What about you, Nana?
Well, in terms of meaning, it's the same.
What about your face?
Is it the same?
You're really frowning.
If I don't smile, it's rude, so I'll just smile a little.
You're really frowning.
What kind of face is that?
I'm frowning.
You're frowning a lot.
Now, how about this?
Let's have the teacher test the correct answer.
Teacher, go ahead.
That's it, I will stop big brother
Is this real?
Sensei, that was your defeat?
Of course I can't say that I won
It's funny, so I laugh out loud.
This is Shisho.
You laugh without holding back?
Yes.
You may think it's boring now, but it's a big mistake.
What?
It's completely different.
Everyone thinks it's strange.
I thought it was strange.
Based on that, let's have the teacher do it again.
It's Shisho.
The next challenger is Konomin and Naki.
The next challenger is Konomin.
The first challenger is Tamageru.
Good job, Konomin.
The next challenger is Gakusei Endo.
Both of you have the same answer.
The last challenger is Gyo-ten.
Konomi, who was the first one to be surprised?
Konomi, did you have a voice like this?
First of all, Tamageru
I was so surprised that I couldn't even make a voice
How was it?
You have a good face
Next, Gakuzentosuru
Gakuzentosuru?
I don't know how to say it. It's sad.
You look depressed.
Gyo-ten suru.
Please announce the correct answer to the teacher.
First of all, Kamageru.
He has the same face as Konomi.
Tama-geru is a very normal way to surprise.
Open your mouth wide and open your eyes wide.
It's almost the same.
Next is the teacher who gets it right before and after school.
Others couldn't make it either.
Nothing.
We got surprised so we're washing a tongue.
Stop this after weoro.
We fifth ung it on now.
In another word, you' re not disappointed, you're astonished.
It's not some
That was a big surprise.
Lastly, Gyo-Ten-Suru's Seikai sensei.
Gyo-Ten-Suru's Seikai Sensei
Sensei, Yabai is coming.
Yabai, Yabai.
I'm trying to understand.
What does Gyo-Ten-Suru mean?
Gyo-Ten-Suru is very surprising.
It's not bad to jump off.
You have to turn your face up.
You have to look up.
I see.
It was close, but it was a little disappointing.
When you are surprised, you don't have to come out.
The movement is important.
I see.
There are many other words that express surprise.
Everyone has heard of it.
Is there a word that expresses surprise?
There are two words.
The word is ob or b.
It expresses surprise.
The word is bu.
It expresses surprise.
Can you teach me how to make my eyes look like a dot?
Yes, I can.
Can I?
Yes, you can.
Okay, teacher.
Please make my eyes look like a dot.
No, no, no.
It's almost the same.
It's not the same as I thought.
It's definitely not the same.
It's changing little by little as time goes by.
It's not like that.
It's not the same as making my eyes look like a dot.
It's not the same.
The fact that the eyes are dots makes the cartoonist look like his eyes are getting smaller, so he was surprised. The eyes don't actually point. You can't see it when your eyes become dots.
Eyes don't make dots.
My eyeballs are already popping out. Is there such a word?
You say things like, "It's so expensive that your eyes pop out." I'm exaggerating from the beginning, but it's such a great surprise that something like that rarely happens.
I'd like to see the eyeball pop out too. oh ok I wanna see.
I'm sorry that my eyeballs are popping out, but please.
What the hell is that?
It's hard to jump out of the ball
It's not like that
The teeth at the bottom are the best
So far, we have learned a lot of words
Actually, the words we are using now
There is a history that it was made by women
Hiragana was spread by women in the Heian period
Did Hiragana exist since the Heian period?
In the past, only kanji was used, and kanji was only used in Chinese, so we made Hiragana so that it could be used in Japanese, and that was the beginning of the Heian period.
In the Muromachi period after the era, there are new words that women can use in a hurry.
Women who can use these words in a hurry used it in a feminine way.
How did they use it?
Do you know it?
Is it a word you don't use anymore?
No, we use it.
You use it?
Water.
Lipopo.
Fire.
Lipopo.
Fire is correct.
Amazing.
You're good.
Next.
What
What?
What
What.
Do you know it?
What
Shuyu.
Pee.
Pee is correct.
That's right.
Katsuo-bushi.
Shuu.
Okaka.
Okaka is correct.
Shuu is correct.
Katsuo-bushi.
Keiichi. O-musubi. O-musubi is correct.
O-hiya. O-nara. O-kaka. O-musubi.
All of them have O in common.
Women like to use polite words.
Especially women who are used in Kyūchū.
They use polite and elegant words.
They use O to express various things.
For example, they don't say, hey, come here.
In the past, they used to make a sound from their buttocks.
They used to say, onarashi.
Onarashi. That's elegant.
Onarashi.
It was shortened to onarashi.
It's very important for women to use it elegantly.
That's why it was called Tashinami.
The mission this time is to take a photo of the sports hall to improve your artistic sense.
This time, they will go to the place where they think they can take a photo of the sports hall in the city of Osaka and ask them to take a photo.
And before the three of them go out, the teacher gives them advice.
It's more interesting to shake when you do a sports hall.
By slowing down the shutter speed, things that are moving will shake.
Try shaking your head.
By slowing down the shutter speed, things that are moving will shake.
You can do it faster this time.
Here we go. 3, 2, 1, go!
OK.
Wow!
It's so scary!
By slowing down the shutter speed, things that are moving will shake.
It's amazing.
Furthermore, if you use shutter speed, things like this will happen.
This one.
Wow, amazing.
This one is really strong.
Amazing.
Based on the teacher's advice, the photo competition is in full swing.
However, the last member will receive a penalty.
Everyone, the place I came to is...
Where is it?
Kinoshita has come to the Tennoji Zoo.
Currently, about 230 kinds of animals are being raised.
I don't think I've really got permission.
It's okay. I'm really scared. They're looking at me.
Right now, I'm shooting for a Kansai TV program called NMB Tomonobu-kun.
I want to take a picture here.
When explaining the situation to the receptionist...
They told me that they want me to take a picture of the upper part.
So, they have to wait for 5 minutes.
After getting permission, they go inside the park.
And the first thing they do is...
People. Somehow, in a town, you're a frivolous person. He's sleeping a lot. never happens.
Next. amazing. far. I'm really looking at my butt. There is Arbero Harukas. I'm really looking at my butt.
Also something like this. I'm so tired. I feel like this is the best thing right now.
I also photographed various animals. Even though I sometimes get jobs like painting, if I don't have good taste, I won't be able to work anymore.
Also, it's polar bear snack time.
What does it smell like? It smells so good.
I'm going to eat it with a feeling that I'm going to hold it down and eat it. As fast as you can get 2kg of beef.
The powerful polar bear of Kanari. Kinoshita, did you get it right?
Next is the children's museum where children play, experience and learn. Kids Plaza Osaka.
I'm off, see you lateeer.
The one who came was Milurun, who said he wanted to take pictures of children.
It's a location for a Kansai TV program.
OK. I got permission.
So, let's go inside the ship.
Can I take a picture of you as a child of the Kansai TV program?
Thank you very much.
Cheese.
Ultraman.
You can do it, Ultraman.
You are cute.
I took a beautiful picture.
She also took pictures of children with various facial expressions.
I can feel it.
The sense of movement and fun.
I am very confident.
Thank you very much.
And Airi and the teacher came to Yodogawa's riverbed.
There are few people.
About 4 people.
I think the upper kids are good.
Then let's try.
Excuse me.
I have to take a photo of the sports hall.
I want you to take a picture of me.
Are you okay?
Are you okay with the time?
Airi is aiming for the sports hall of a moving bicycle.
Is there a pushman?
Well, Milky-chan is here.
You don't know me, do you?
What's your name?
I'm Airi Tanigawa.
You don't know me, do you?
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry. Let's go.
Please do your best.
Heart cut.
What are you doing now?
Next is shooting a Heart.
I feel like it was taken a great picture.
Last is three big dogs.
The feeling when I came here and the feeling when I'm going home is completely different
Everyone, I think we've all been there
The one who took the most dynamic photo is, first of all, Millie
Mill-san, please
Wow, it's so cute. She's having so much fun. I wanted to take a photo of her, so I took a photo of her.
Wow, this is the point.
Next, I'll do it.
You can see her power.
She has a lot of power.
I think it's good that the screen is full of her.
The last one is Ai.
I'm confident.
Yes.
It's a pigeon.
A pigeon?
It's aiming for the moment when it flies away.
Moreover, it's rare that it comes to the center when it's flying.
Moreover, it's taken without flying in the middle.
The background is a natural sunset.
It's not a sunset.
The one who took the most dynamic photo among the three is...
This one.
Yay!
Yay! It's so cool!
Amazing.
It's pink.
It's so cool!
This one is very high-quality.
It's a soap bubble like this.
It goes on like this.
It's drawn like this.
There is a child in it.
The facial expression is also good.
It's very dynamic.
It feels like it's condensed.
I'm very happy.
Which one has the least sense of dynamism and is the most energetic?
This one.
I don't feel anything.
I feel like everyone knows.
One regrettable thing is that it was behind.
When the child's face was facing this way, it was quite high.
To be honest, I was really worried about the 1st place. That's how high the level was.
The fangs are so visible that it's hard to remove them for a second. I can't get it because I can see the fangs like this.
As a penalty, Airi, who is at the bottom of the ranking, is forced to drink super-spicy pepper tea. As a penalty, Airi, who is at the bottom of the ranking, is forced to drink super-spicy pepper tea.
Oh, it's spicy!
It's spicy!
It's so spicy!
Your reaction is cute.
Do you want to do it again?
No!
The pigeon was praised a lot.
But if you look at it like this, it's true.
But it was said that the genre was different.
What genre is this?
This is simple.
It was a genre called simple.
So, let's announce the winner of this week's KASHIKO!
It's either a reward or a punishment game.
The winner of this week's KASHIKO is...
KONOMI!
He did his best during the actual performance.
It was great.
And the winner of this week's KASHIKO is...
Licanyan!
What?
He used Yankee language, not young people's language, such as shoulder bread.
Let's keep remedial classes on shoulders.
I want you to take it on my shoulder.
Rika-nyan is a Yankee, isn't she?
No, I'm not.
I don't hear the word Kata-pan from an idol.
Today, if you make a mistake and fall down, I'll ask you to do a reaction where your eyeballs pop out.
Yes.
Then, please do it once.
Please.
It's a question.
What is the word that the women in the middle age of the Muromachi era used to say?
farts
The next question.
What did they call the shop clerk in the past?
What was it? What was it?
5, 4, 3, 2, 1
Avene? What was it?
Ah, I made a mistake.
The last question.
What is the word that the women in the Muromachi era used to say?
5.
Vivid.
4.
Out of the three, one is correct.
Please make a reaction that makes your eyeballs pop out.
Ouch!
That was the wrong one that the teacher did before.
Abe-kune?
Huh?
Abenu Mix?
Houseman! Houseman!
It's not Abenu...
Hey!
Katapa!
Hey!
That's too much!
I'm serious!