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Hello, everyone. It's time for "Wakapon News".
Wow!
Today, I'd like to learn about "Wakapon News" with you.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
I posted a video on Twitter called "Wakapon News".
Do you watch it?
- Yes! - Yes!
- Thank you. - Thank you.
Thank you very much.
First of all, I'd like to introduce myself.
Shion, you just ate Donbei.
- I didn't eat it. - I didn't eat it.
I didn't do it!
Well, it's still here.
I'm Shion from Team M. I'm Shion Hori.
Nice to meet you.
I'm Mirai.
I'm Mirai Nakano and I'm a member of Team Bitzu.
Nice to meet you.
I'm J.K. Kokosei.
- J.K. - J.K.
- I'm Hinaccho. - Yes.
I'm Ranma Hinata and I'm a sixth grader.
Nice to meet you.
I'm Wakaponko and Abe Wakano.
Nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you. - Nice to meet you.
Do you usually watch the news?
- We do! - We do!
- In the morning. - We do!
- Really? - We watch it a lot.
- We stay at home all the time. - Yeah.
- So we watch the news and learn. - Really?
- It's a little suspicious. - Yeah.
- Mirako says she doesn't watch it.
- She does!
- Wow! - She's suspected of it.
- I'll do my best. - Show us how smart you are today.
- I'll do my best. - Okay, let's get started.
- The first news. - Okay!
- Okay!
- Today we have something you may or may not know. - Wow!
- Thank you! - Okay, here is the first news.
- Iren... - Engo!
- Oh! - The microphone disappeared!
- It changed! - It disappeared!
- Can you see it? - It's a good one!
- Yeah! - It's a good one!
- You've all heard of it, right? - Yeah!
- We have! - We have!
- I've heard of it! - I've heard of it!
- But can you explain it? - We can!
- Really? - We can!
- What about you, Mirako? - We can't!
- Be honest! - We can!
- We've heard you say "we can" many times. - Yeah!
- Let me ask you some questions. - Okay!
- First of all, look at this. - Okay!
- One dollar is 50 yen and one dollar is 150 yen. - Okay!
- Which one do you think is more expensive? - What?
- Which one do you think is cheaper? - This one!
- Which one do you think, Shion? - Which one is cheaper?
- Is it the 50 yen one? - Yes!
- I see. Which one do you think is cheaper? - Is it the 150 yen one?
- The 150 yen one is more expensive. Which one do you think is cheaper?
- The 1 dollar and 50 yen one is more expensive. - The 1 dollar and 50 yen one is 1 dollar and 50 yen higher.
- You are wrong! - The reason is...
On the other hand, which do you think is more expensive, one dollar fifty yen or one dollar one hundred and fifty yen?
Is it expensive?
One dollar...
One hundred and fifty yen.
Yes, it is. But it is strange, isn't it?
Yes, it is strange.
This is not the price of one dollar.
Yes, it is not.
It is a very detailed number, but if you think about how many dollars per one yen, one dollar fifty yen is...
If you convert it to one yen, it is 0.02 dollars.
And if you convert one dollar one hundred and fifty yen to one yen, it is 0.006 dollars.
Do you know which one is bigger?
Yes, the fifty yen one.
Yes, I think the fifty yen one is more expensive than the one dollar one.
Oh, I see.
Did you get it?
Yes.
So, the one dollar one is more expensive than the one dollar one.
Are you confused?
No, I'm not.
I got it.
So, the one dollar one is more expensive than the one dollar one, isn't it?
I won't say anything.
Are you going to cry?
Yes.
I got it.
Let's say you have one dollar one hundred yen one.
If you can buy it for one dollar fifty yen one...
If you can buy it for one dollar one hundred yen one for one dollar fifty yen one...
You can buy it for half of its price.
You can't buy it for one dollar fifty yen one.
Yes, yes.
The value of the product doesn't change, but the value of the money changes.
Yes, yes.
So, it's a little complicated, but the one dollar one is more expensive than the one dollar one.
You don't look happy.
No, I'm not.
I wish we could calculate it.
When you give one dollar and you get fifty yen, it's expensive, isn't it?
There are many times you get one hundred and fifty yen.
Yes, yes.
I wish we could think about it.
If the apple is expensive, you can only get one apple for one dollar, and if the apple is cheap, you can get two of them, right?
Yes, price-wise, yes.
Is it one hundred and fifty yen or fifty yen?
Do you know?
I don't know.
Apple! One hundred and fifty yen and fifty yen should be apple, right?
Yes, yes.
I got it.
What?
I don't know.
Which apple is more valuable?
One dollar?
Wait a minute.
This is bad.
If you understand this, you won't go forward, will you?
That's right.
But this...
Try your best!
Well, I'll try.
Well...
It's like...
In foreign countries, the price of one dollar is constantly changing, right?
That's right.
In various Japanese circles, money is not decided.
Compared to overseas.
In different countries.
There are places where money is not decided.
This is difficult!
In the first place, money is just a piece of paper, like a thousand yen bill.
But why do you think it's money now?
Well...
It's like a sign.
That's right.
But it's like that.
In the past, money was exchanged and exchanged, but now we don't know.
That's why the country made this thousand yen bill.
That's why it's possible now.
It's just a piece of paper, so if you don't compare its value, it doesn't have any value.
Oh, I see.
So, one dollar is how much yen or dollars.
The price of money and yen are different depending on the country.
So, dollar and yen are equal?
Yes, it's equal.
Do you understand this, Shio?
I'm smarter than you think, so it's okay.
I think it's three of us.
Shio is smarter than you think.
Yes, I'm smarter than you think.
Shio is smarter than you think.
Wait a minute.
Okay, let's think about it with this piece of paper.
This is one dollar and fifty yen.
Can you show me one more time?
I'm sorry.
I really don't know.
I'm sorry.
I'll understand in three minutes.
You can take your time.
But I think it's hard to understand because you look at it in dollars.
One dollar and fifty yen and one dollar and one hundred and fifty yen, one hundred and fifty yen is higher in yen.
Doesn't it look like it's higher in yen?
Yes, it does.
But if you think about it in one yen...
In one yen?
If you think about it for one yen...
It's like whether you can buy something for one yen for one hundred and fifty yen or something for fifty yen.
Huh? Is this also a foreshadowing?
Hahaha.
I was told not to lie once.
I'm sorry.
So, how should I say it?
So, you can buy something for fifty yen for one yen or...
It's not fifty yen for one yen.
It's one dollar.
Shut up.
You can buy something for fifty yen for one dollar or something for one hundred and fifty yen for one dollar?
That's right.
One hundred and fifty yen is a lot of... Huh? What did I say?
It's profitable, isn't it? One hundred and fifty yen.
Profitable!
That means...
Yeah, profitable.
It's cheaper.
Oh...
Because...
What did you say?
If you buy something for fifty yen for one dollar and one hundred and fifty yen, you need three dollars, don't you?
Yeah.
One hundred and fifty divided by fifty.
Oh...
Yeah.
Three dollars.
So, if you need three dollars, you can buy something for fifty yen for one dollar...
Wait, wait, wait.
Is it difficult?
It's a little difficult, isn't it?
Oh, forget it all at once.
Oh, I forgot it!
Forget it all at once and take a deep breath.
I thought too much about it.
When I first learned it in high school, I didn't know at all.
I was very confused.
Yeah.
Can you get one dollar for one hundred yen or one dollar for one hundred and fifty yen?
One hundred yen.
Yeah, so one dollar for one hundred yen is more valuable.
So, one dollar equals one hundred yen is more valuable than one dollar equals one hundred and fifty yen.
Oh, so the profitable one is more valuable.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
It's better to get one dollar from a small circle.
Is it called "o-tokei" and "endaka"?
Yeah.
I got it!
It's called "endaka" and "doriasu", right?
Yeah, yeah.
But, you know, it's better to get one dollar from a small circle than from a large circle, right?
Yeah, yeah.
One hundred yen and one hundred and fifty yen are the same thing, right?
Yeah, it's the same thing.
Yeah, but sometimes you can get it for one hundred yen and sometimes you can get it for one hundred and fifty yen.
Oh, I got it!
You got it?
Yeah, I got it!
Oh, you got it somehow?
Yeah, I got it! I got it somehow!
I'm glad you got it.
Okay, let me ask you a little more.
Yeah.
What kind of benefits do you think "endaka" has?
Well, let me see...
Benefits...
If you have a large circle...
In Japan, right?
If you have a large circle...
For example...
Yeah...
Well...
You can buy a lot of foreign things for one hundred yen.
You can buy a lot of foreign things for one hundred yen more than one hundred and fifty yen.
Yeah, yeah.
Especially foreign things.
Oh, you mean like that?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
If you have something for one hundred dollars and it's fifty yen, can you buy it for five thousand yen?
What do you mean?
But if it's one hundred and fifty yen, it's more expensive, so you can buy it cheaply when it's cheap, right?
Oh, so you can see the price when it's cheap?
Do you buy imported goods when it's cheap?
That's right. When it's cheap, you can buy imported goods from abroad for a good price.
That's a good deal.
Also, when it's cheap, you can travel abroad for a cheap price.
Do you know why?
I don't know.
When you go abroad, you can buy imported goods cheaply, so you can buy souvenirs cheaply, too.
I see.
That's right.
When you go abroad, you can't use yen in Japan.
So you have to exchange it for dollars.
The money you exchange for will change depending on the time.
Wow!
The money you exchange for will change depending on whether it is cheap or not.
Wow!
What is it?
Do you know why?
I don't know.
Maybe you'll know when you go abroad.
You often say something like "about a few dollars" on TV.
Does that mean it's cheap or not?
Yes, yes, yes. Every day.
It's changing even at this moment.
It's hard.
By the way, today's yen is about $1.106 to $107.
It's hard. Then, when you go to the supermarket and buy a lot of things, is it okay to say it when you have a lot of yen?
When you go to the supermarket and buy a lot of things, is it okay to say it when you have a lot of yen?
It's hard.
What was the cheapest yen you had?
The cheapest yen I had was about 360 yen when the Second World War ended.
It's totally different.
Yes, yes, yes.
So, now, now, what is it? Foreigners who can buy things for 100 yen now have to pay 360 yen at that time.
It's expensive!
Yes, yes, yes. That's what it is.
If it was now, it would be like, "You bought three, didn't you?"
Yes, yes.
I understand.
Do you understand?
It's too late.
I'm really a little anxious, but if you don't understand at all, ask me again.
Yes, yes, I understand.
Did you understand?
Yes.
Yes, well, if you review it, I think that the value of yen will be higher for dollars and one dollars, and since I'm looking at it from dollars, I think it will be reversed and a little complicated, but when I look at how much one dollar is or something like that,
if it's cheap, it's high in yen, and if it's expensive, it's cheap in yen.
I understand.
Yes.
Teacher!
Yes?
I've become smarter.
Have you become smarter?
Yes.
Your memory is also amazing.
But I think it will definitely be reversed when you go out into society.
I'm going on an overseas trip with this!
When you can go, go on an overseas trip and brag about it!
Yes, I will.
Well, I think we've done a lot of complicated things right now, so I'd like to talk about something that everyone is interested in.
Oh!
Is there any news you've been interested in lately?
Yes!
Oh, Hori-san!
Yes!
There's the Olympics, right?
Yes.
I've become interested in it, but what are the Olympics in the first place?
And there are five circles, right?
Yes.
There are five reasons and colors, right?
Red, blue, blue, black, green?
What are the roots of such things and what are they?
Yes, that's a good question.
Yes, first of all, I'd like to start with what the Olympics are.
Yes, please.
So when do you think the Olympics started in the future?
What!?
What!? 360 years ago!
360 years ago!
About 1700 years ago?
Well, yes, 360 years ago.
In fact, the first Olympics started 776 BC, so it started about 2700 years ago.
It's a long time ago!
Yes, if you say 776 BC, Japan is still in the Jomon period.
What!?
Isn't it amazing?
No, it's not that Mantohihi.
Mammoth is no longer in the Jomon period.
Mammoth! Mammoth!
Yes, when Japanese people were still eating mushrooms and such, the Olympics started in ancient Greece.
At first, Greece was in Europe, but it was an Olympic sports festival held in an area called Olympia.
What did you say when you saw the festival hall?
That's right, at first there was only kakekko and such.
But like now, it's increasing and the ancient olympics started a long time ago.
But the olympia is now a relic, but on the day of the results relay, fire is lit there and it is brought to Japan.
Really? Who brings it?
Yes, fire is lit and also by plane.
What? Does it mean that fire is brought while it's burning?
That's what it means.
Wow!
I didn't know that!
It seems like fire is lit under the sun.
I think there was a fire burning experiment with steam glasses in the past, but this is a more advanced version.
Wow!
So people who run with it are really amazing people.
That's right, I think it's a great honor.
Wow!
But like now, it's increasing and the ancient olympia started a long time ago.
What?
The ancient olympia started once in 393 years.
What? Why?
Do you know why?
I don't know.
Yes!
Yes, Miracle.
It seems like countries have become bad friends.
Bad friends?
Yes.
But I think it's a shame.
A shame?
I was taken over by the Roman Empire, and since the Roman Empire made Christianity their religion and their border, it ended once and for all.
I thought you just didn't want to exercise.
It's not easy for me to want to exercise that much.
Recently, the Olympics started again in 1896, a little over 100 years ago.
It was canceled for 1,500 years?
That's right.
It's been canceled for a long time.
Why did it come back all of a sudden?
I heard that there was a trend of reviving and doing it again.
I see.
It's an activation.
To give you more information, it was said that they would hold a world sports competition in the late 1800s at the end of the 19th century.
By the way, the marathon competition started after the recent Olympics.
I see.
It's been around for a long time because it's just a race.
Do you know why it's called "marathon" now?
It's because you ran while singing with maracas.
It's not a maracas song.
I don't know anything about it, but I've heard it from a marathon.
But I don't know the song.
That's correct.
Let's answer it.
What do you think of in the future?
It's because a person named "mararara" started running with somen noodles.
I think it became a marathon because of "mara" and "sou".
Let's move on.
Hina-chan told me that "soumen" is "sou" and "sina" in the first two letters.
That's right.
It sounds spicy.
Let's put it aside for now.
Hina-chan told me that "marathon" is a keyword.
It's something that started recently.
It's based on a war marathon in ancient Greece.
The general who won the marathon worked very hard.
At that time, there were no smartphones.
They ran 40 km to tell everyone that they won.
They ran from the marathon to Athens to tell everyone about it.
Based on this legend, a marathon was proposed.
I see.
Is that distance the distance of a full marathon?
That distance was not about 40 km or 42.195 km.
It's easy to think like that.
When the first marathon was held, 42.195 km wasn't decided.
It was divided every year and every time.
One year, during the London Olympics, the queen asked me to goal from the garden of the palace.
That distance became 42.195 km.
I see.
It had nothing to do with it.
Suddenly, it became like a world rule.
That's right.
The fourth London Olympics, 42.195 km was decided.
I see.
The first time, 40 km.
The second time, 40.26 km.
The third time, 40 km.
Finally, 42.195 km was decided.
It increased suddenly.
It increased by 2 km and it might have confused runners.
We have to change training practice fee.
At that time, people might have thought so.
There was such a future and the Olympics were decided.
I see.
One more thing.
What is the mark of the ring?
Yes.
I was wondering why it has five colors and why it is that color.
That's right.
The reason why it has five colors is that it represents five continents on earth.
First of all, Europe, South and North America, Africa, Oceania and Eurasia.
These five continents are connected by the ring.
I see.
Did you know about five continents, Mirai?
Five continents…
I thought it was something.
I thought it was a planet or something like that.
No, it's not.
The aliens haven't participated in the Olympics yet.
I learned a lot from this.
Maybe hundreds of years later, it might be in space.
There is no future.
It's been a long time.
But Mirai is not alive at that time.
No, he is not.
The color has several meanings.
It means natural phenomena.
Red means fire.
Blue means water.
Yellow means…
It's not yellow.
Black means soil.
Green is wood and yellow is sand. It's like Pokemon.
I see.
If you compare nature with Pokemon, it will be like that.
I see.
Pokemon is easy to understand.
Maybe it's the opposite. Maybe I took it from the Olympics.
I don't know which one came first.
Also, red, blue, yellow, green and black represent passion, water, physical strength, technology and nutrition, which are the five elements required for sports.
I see.
So, five is a very useful number.
I see.
So, five is a very useful number.
It's amazing.
That's the origin of it.
It's been postponed this year.
It's fun.
Let's have fun next year, everyone!
Yay!
Have fun!
Room! Room!
Yes.
Well…
What should we do?
Do you have any recent news or something you're interested in?
Recently…
I'm 18 years old this year.
Yes.
I've been thinking about it for a while.
If you're 18, you can vote.
Yes.
You can go and vote.
Elections?
Elections.
Yes, elections.
Elections.
Elections, right?
That's it.
Well…
How…
How can I do it?
There must be something I can do.
I see.
That's a good question.
Thank you.
By the way, have you ever voted with Ms. Kori?
No, I haven't.
Oh.
No, I haven't.
Oh.
I have a residence permit in Hokkaido.
I see.
I wonder if I can do it in Osaka.
I think you can vote from far away.
Oh, really?
I see.
But you have to vote properly.
Do you know why?
Well...
Yes!
Yes, Mirai.
I'm involved in the country I live in.
So we vote together to make a country.
That's not wrong either.
That's right.
If young people don't go to elections,
politicians think of various policies to win elections.
But now, older people go to elections than young people.
So we have to get their votes.
So we have to give older people advantages or good policies.
Otherwise, we can't win elections.
So young people can't make good policies unless they go to elections.
I see.
So...
If young people want their policies to be better,
they can go to elections if they don't go to elections.
That's right. Even if you don't go to elections and complain later, you can't help it.
The only way we can get involved in politics is by going to elections.
If you don't go and tell people, you'll become worse and worse.
You're doing policies that don't concern you, and you don't know well, so you think it's okay not to go to elections.
If young people don't go to elections because they don't think it's the same,
There will be a vicious cycle of young people not going to elections because of policies aimed at older people who vote for them.
Young people are indifferent now, so you have to touch them properly.
I think it's important to go to elections first and see who you're voting for.
I'll go.
Let's go when you're 18.
I'll go.
I see.
There's a way to vote without clapping, and there's a way to clap for anything.
Is it okay to clap?
That's right.
Does that mean some people clap when they don't agree with these people's opinions?
That's right.
Even if you write that there is no one to vote for you on the Internet, it won't reach you, so let's make an appeal for the time being.
Wow! I see.
How was it? Did you feel like you had to do it?
Yes, I did!
You did!
I'm glad.
I'll do my best next time!
Let's do it!
Let's do it together!
Let's do it!
Yes.
I'm so miserable.
I did it for you.
I did it for you. I'm glad.
I did it for you.
Yes.
That's right.
How about you, Hina-chan?
Recently?
Because my entrance exam was over.
But I was still an entrance exam student.
Yes, you were.
At that time, I often heard that there would be a nationwide common test starting this year.
I was wondering what I should do if I passed it.
But first of all, I was wondering what a nationwide common test would be like.
I was told that the nationwide common test would be changed after the entrance exam was over.
What!?
That's right.
The entrance exam was the last one this year.
What!?
That's right.
It ended up not being accepted for the rest of my life.
Maybe it won't be accepted in the future.
It will be accepted this year.
That's right.
I don't know what will change.
I don't think it will change completely.
I think it's better to say that it will increase.
Until now, I only marked all of the test subjects.
I didn't have a lot of technical skills in Japanese, but now I have more and more questions I have to think about myself.
I heard that English will change a lot.
Until now, English was 80% writing and 20% listening.
It seems that it will be 50%, 50%, half and half.
What?
So what should I do?
Until now, I had studied with my head packed in my head, but now I feel like the power I need in society is changing into a test.
It's becoming very suitable for globalization, isn't it?
That's right. Japanese admission system is quite unique.
In the United States, there are many things similar to Japanese English admissions.
It's not easy to decide only writing tests.
That's right.
If you can't speak or listen even if you write, you can't use it normally.
Even if you know only the exam method, it doesn't mean anything, so let's make it more effective.
Japanese people can't say their own opinions very well.
That's right.
That's really a problem, so let's change it more and more.
That's a good change.
It suits the situation.
But I don't know how to rate it.
I don't know about national language problems.
I think you've done reading problems in elementary school, but haven't you ever thought "Why is this a punishment?" or "Think about this person's feelings and feelings," and "I always thought I didn't know about it."
There are various ways of taking it, right? It changes depending on the person who puts it in a circle of the test, so I think I should do that kind of thing.
That's true. It's difficult.
It may be September enrollment, so I don't know yet, but there may be news like "April enrollment may not be natural."
Recently, I've been picking it up and waiting for it all the time, but I'm sure it's been a long time at home.
I wonder if there is anything I should change from September to April.
That's right. Overseas, like Europe and America, it started in September, so it was a problem.
Prime Minister Abe used to say, "Would you like to enter university in September?"
Oh, I see.
I couldn't do it for a while, but I think it's a chance to change it this time.
That's true.
But like "spring of meeting" and "spring of parting" are like "autumn of meeting" and "autumn of parting".
I'm a little surprised.
Songs have changed a lot, haven't they?
That's true.
I can't change the lyrics of "cherry blossoms" and so on.
Is it a graduation song "cherry blossoms"?
It's true!
Is it like "autumn, autumn of meeting"?
It's like "autumn, autumn of parting".
"autumn, autumn of meeting" is similar to "autumn, autumn of parting".
That's right.
I'm going to study abroad.
But in Japan, until the Meiji era, it was normal to enter school in September.
So it's not like there's such a tradition, so I think it's okay to change it.
That's right. You can't study now.
By the way, there are countries that start in January.
Singapore started in January.
Oh, it's cold.
Korea started in March.
Oh, it's one month earlier than Japan.
That's right.
But since many Western countries start in September, foreign students can't come, right?
That's right.
It's hard to come.
It's also weird to travel from Japan, so you can't.
I think it's better to change it.
I see.
Yes.
There are so many serious questions.
I've come this far, but I think I'm getting a little tired.
I'm tired.
It's crazy, isn't it?
I'm tired.
My head hurts a little.
Lastly, I'd like to talk about a very light topic.
Yeah!
I think everyone uses "future" a lot.
Do you use words like "maji" and "yabai"?
I say "yadai".
Oh, you say "yabai".
"Yadai".
"Maji yabai".
If you use that kind of word, it's like "What's up with young people these days?"
But this word is not a word that was recently created.
What? Is that so?
Actually, do you know when it started?
Huh? When did it start?
Huh?
I have my own image, but
Around Heisei. I thought it was born in Heisei.
Heisei.
Around Heisei next year.
Heisei next year. Specifically.
When do you think it started?
Huh? If it's not recently, it might be a long time ago, like Edo period.
Edo period.
What about the future?
Huh? Then it's a long time ago.
Yayoi period.
You're so good at this.
The correct answer is "maji" and "yabai" are from the Edo period.
Wow, Hina-chan, you're amazing!
You're amazing!
Yeah, it doesn't seem like it existed in the Yayoi period.
It didn't exist. It was a long time ago.
But since it's from the Edo period, it's not clear what started it,
but the word "majime" has been used the most, and it became "maji".
It was used by actors and comedians like kabuki actors and comedians, and it's been used a lot.
Wow!
Does it have a different meaning now?
Huh? But even now, like "honki" (serious)
That's what it means. So the meaning hasn't changed much either.
Wow!
Seriously, "honki" is like "honki" for the rest of my life.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
So, that's it.
"yabai" is... By the way, do you know where "yabai" comes from?
Huh? What is it?
yabai
Seriously, "honki" is "yabai"?
Yes.
Yes, Shion-san.
There was a "yambalcuina" there!
Hahahahaha!
Shion-san!
Huh?
It's not "yambalcuina" anymore!
Hahahahaha!
I just started slaughtering now!
I was wondering if there were any food, animals, or animals with "ya" and "ba" in it.
I see, I see.
So, what do you think, Hina-chan?
Huh? Does it mean the same as now?
It means the same as now.
Huh? That's difficult.
But, like you said earlier,
I think the sound has changed a little and "anbai" has become "yabai".
Oh! I see.
But it means a little differently.
But, but, is it like that?
But it seems like it.
Yeah.
But, recently, "yabai" has too many meanings that I can't say anything about it,
but it means "dangerous" or something like that.
I see.
So, finally, what do you think "mirai" means?
Does it mean "yabai"?
It means "yabai" and "mirai".
It's like...
It's like a "yababababa" squid saying "yabai".
Okay, I'm going to announce the correct answer.
"yababababa", where does it come from?
Even in the comments, people say "I don't know what you mean".
Please excuse me.
"yabai" wasn't such a good word in the past.
"yakuba", which means a barn or something like that, was called "yaba".
"yaba" was a word used among thieves to describe dangerous things.
Going to a "yaba" is dangerous, so it became "yabai".
Dangerous things became "yabai".
"yabai" is dangerous.
In the past, "yabai" was used to describe good things.
"yabai" alone can mean a lot of things.
In the past, "yabai" was used to describe "yabai".
I see.
yabai
By the way, there are a lot of such words.
Others are "bibiru".
What is "bibiru"?
"bibiru" has been around for a long time.
"bibiru" has been around since the Heian period.
Wow!
In the Heian period? I can't imagine it at all.
It's dark. What is it? Is it a town like Heian period?
Are you from the Heian period?
No, I'm not.
I don't know much about history.
I didn't study it in high school, so I don't know much about it.
Good luck.
I'm studying Chile now.
"Bibiru" has been used since the Heian period.
The sound of armor touching each other is called "gacha gacha".
At that time, it seemed like you could hear "bing bing".
The sound of "bing bing" is called "bibiru oto" and "taigun" is called "bibiru".
I see.
But the meaning of "bibiru oto" is still the same.
The meaning of "bibiru oto" hasn't changed much.
That's right.
There is a book about it.
I see.
Young people these days may be from the Jomon period.
That's right.
I understand what people in the Jomon period say, but we say "majide yabai" and other words with history.
I see.
I don't think there is such a saying.
That's right.
I see.
It's really like that.
Like "maji yabai" (really bad)
Let's use it from now on as well.
Yes.
I see.
"maji yabai" (really bad)
I see.
"maji yabai" (really bad)
I got scared.
"maji yabai" (really bad)
I got scared.
"maji yabai" (really bad)
But there are so many like that.
For example, like "habul" (hubble)
habul
hubble
I think "hubble" is pretty easy to understand, but what kind of words are there?
Like "nakamuhazure ni suru" (make friends out of each other)
habul
What do you think it is?
Yes!
Oh, Shion.
When "hubble" comes out, it's like "hubble!"
I see.
Like "hubble, go somewhere!"
That's right.
I see.
I agree.
Okinawa has been amazing for a while now.
"hubble" and "yabai"
I thought so.
Was it from Okinawa?
No, it's the opposite of Okinawa.
What about you, Hinachi?
hubble
I don't use "hubble" much.
I use "habul" sometimes, but "hubble" only means "makamuhazure"
Mirako is thinking with a serious face.
But you're aiming for it, aren't you?
It's not an answer at all.
Shion, you know what I mean, right?
I know what you mean.
Like "I have a pen" and "hubble"
I know it by heart, so...
I'll say "hubble" in English.
It's IQ3 conversation.
It's okay. It's my specialty.
No, it's not like that.
It's not "hubble" in English.
The answer is "hubble".
"hubble" became "dark hubble" and it's been used for a long time.
"dark hubble" is still used.
But if you say "dark hubble" in English, you can also say "dary" in English.
There is an English word called "darda" in English.
Do you know what it means, Hina-chan?
I don't know. "daru"?
"daru" can mean "tired" or "dary" as it is.
There is a theory that "daru" became "dary" because of "dary".
These are all theories, but there are many words that come from "dary".
"dary" is dangerous!
Well, we've seen a lot of news for an hour.
Did you get it?
I got it!
I used this miso a lot, too!
Did you use it a lot?
This is dangerous!
"dary" is expensive and "dary" is cheap. Make up for it later.
I got it!
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