Ikebana is a cultural and huge thing! There is Ikebana clan, some families looking after the Ikebana industry… whoa! - One Japanese word can mean many things, depend on how your tone of voice saying it.
- Different language use for different people, for elder for family for someone who has higher position, different words, different tones, different meaning!
- Man and woman love/relationship is rarely shown affection, makes me wonder…kok gak passionate gitu loh relationshipnya, is it cultural thing?
- The word “Ganbatte!” is a word that Japanese use mostly, to say good luck! All the best! Break a leg! Take care! Do your best! Sukses yaaa! Semoga selamat!!...halah
- Many English word are translated into Japanese for example bathroom=basurumu, pride=prado, hotel=hoteru...interesting huh!! Ogawa Ryo san is right, Japanese finds it’s difficult to pronounce perfect English because some vowels and consonants are missing from Japanese alphabet.
Ja Mata Ne!!
Post Note:
Ikebana = Traditional Japanese flower arrangement (picture from Google image)
