its completely fine to speak english with a japanese accent.
@elteridge9 ай бұрын
カナダでも、スポーツでいいプレーしたときに"Beauty"はよく使われてるのを聞きますね
@jade680110 ай бұрын
行く前に知りたかったよ
@mofum513410 ай бұрын
昔オーストラリアに住んでいたのでどれも懐かしかったー!
@younakamoto7 күн бұрын
G'day は Bonjour, Guten tag などと共通する表現
@machinego198310 ай бұрын
heapsを考えていたら a lot of もあるなあって思って、 a lot ああ!一つのロット、まとまった単位ってことかあ!ってなったです。つまりheapと同じってことですね
@jiroizumi387010 ай бұрын
在豪時“Ta“は良く聞きました
@keramanbub87999 ай бұрын
The term bottle- lo comes from when in the 60's empty beer bottles were recycled and collected by a bottle collector hence the term. He was called a the "bottle-lo"
The “O” in “Bottle-O” likely comes from the word “bottle” itself.
@THme-oo1vi10 ай бұрын
Bottle-o’s のsはshopのoですか?
@ny990210 ай бұрын
Bottle-O = Bottle Shop for alcohol ですね しかし、アンジーが可愛すぎで耳に英語が入ってこない。 実際に会って見たいなぁ😊😊😊😊😊
@keramanbub87999 ай бұрын
Because "thank you" is difficult for very young children to say, so they are taught to say "ta" because it is easier for them until they can actually say "thank" you. The "slab" of beer, is reference to the carton of beer looking like concrete slab.
That was quite interesting as a Japanese person living in Canada for 30 years, there are some similarities and differences between the US and Australia. Canadian English is somewhere in between British and American, I "reckon". For "Bottle-O's", I know Australian people tend to abbreviate words quite a bit but still I don't get it why "shop" becomes a simple letter "O". I even Googled it but no specific answer was to be found there...mystery!