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Next, question number two is...
Next, next, next, next!
I'm ready for a challenge from Messi!
Here's the question!
Which Japanese name has the kanji "nashi" in it?
This is bad...
I hate it! I hate it! I hate it!
Mango's Japanese name is "minaminashi".
Avocado's Japanese name is "wani-nashi".
Ukulele's Japanese name is "nashi-goto"?
This is hard...
Let's use this!
Mr. Farrow, let's use "support"!
Who will you choose?
Didn't Ms. Utagiroba do something like "cruise" before?
Really?!
Yes, yes, she did.
I see! I think we can go with that!
Let's do it!
Support chance, start!
How is it?
I was looking at the question just now...
I'm sorry for being so loud...
It's fine!
But I've heard of "avocado wani-nashi".
You have?! Really?!
Yes...
But...
Just now...
On the screen of the ukulele...
There was a comment from Yasuda-san that said "the shape is similar to "yo-nashi"..."
Don't say things like that!
I'm sorry!
Use it! Use it!
"Wani-nashi" is different from "yo-nashi"...
"Wani-nashi"...
Wow! Where is it coming from?!
Which one should we go with?!
But it's strong to say you've heard of it...
Of course...
Let's believe in it!
It looks like it's the first one, but...
"Wani-nashi"!
Let's go!
Murakami, who put all of his knowledge into playing the ukulele...
The answer is...
Thank you very much!
The slippery surface is similar to the surface of my body, so it is also called "alligator pear".
In Japan, alligators were caught during the Taisho era and directly translated as "waninasu".
Thank you very much!
But you don't have a support camp anymore, do you?