Hello ALEX I remember watching this video when I was a kid and couldn't stop laughing. Because I've never seen a human with such short legs. At the same time, I found it interesting that my legs were short. Sumo is a sport that has been practiced in Japan since ancient times. It's a sacred sport. Just being fat doesn't mean you can win. You have to acquire the skills to live with a strong teacher and win. Sumo wrestlers are called "Rikishi". The meal they eat in the evening, “Chankonabé”, is very delicious.
@squeakychairchannel Жыл бұрын
Hello 🤗 Do sumo wrestlers have a special diet? I think that this makes sense, since any athlete has a special diet.
@エヴォーカー-e4v3 ай бұрын
志村けんの笑いに、ギリギリカトちゃんだけついて来れてる感じだよね笑笑
@squeakychairchannel3 ай бұрын
ドリフのコントでは俳優自身も笑ってしまう😁
@kats.sakuma Жыл бұрын
This program used to be the most popular program among kids including myself. It is surprising that they did this comedy show ON TIME (not recorded).
@squeakychairchannel Жыл бұрын
Yes, it's amazing. You won't see that on TV anymore.🙂
ウシュ is the voice that leaks out when the person gets himself worked up, and ウシュ itself has no meaning as a word. However, I believe the etymology of ウシュ comes from 良し(OK,or,good).
@squeakychairchannel Жыл бұрын
Very interesting. Thanks for telling me about it. 🤝🙂👍
@ぴよぴよ-n7w Жыл бұрын
ウッスは 押す 日本語では気合を入れてる感じだよね。
@squeakychairchannel Жыл бұрын
日本語だけでなくプッシュも可能でしょうか?🙂
@アロハ侍23 ай бұрын
@@squeakychairchannel The words ussu and ossu are difficult to explain. These words are used by young men to tell their older brothers that they understand them, and they are also used by Yankee-style men to greet each other. (Son Goku often pronounces ossu.) As you can see in the video, it is also a word uttered by sumo wrestlers to fire up each other.
@アロハ侍23 ай бұрын
What ussu and ossu have in common is that they are basically words used only by young men. It is also not suitable for business situations. ussu is used almost exclusively by men. When a woman uses ossu, it gives the impression that she has a masculine personality.
@アロハ侍23 ай бұрын
This uses google translation. Sorry if I'm wrong. :)
@アロハ侍23 ай бұрын
Push is pronounced osu in Japanese, but the meaning is different. As shown below, the kanji are different, so the meanings are different. 押す-> push , 押忍 -> osu or ossu