No matter what you say, Japanese Anglicisms are Japanese.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

No matter what you say, Japanese Anglicisms are Japanese.

No matter what you say, waseieigo is Japanese.

When I first arrived in Japan I didn't speak any Japanese.

People who are actually good at Japanese don't say that they are.

I found the Japanese sentence weird, but since it was written by a native, I thought that it was probably correct.

I don't know much about Japan.

It is in no way peculiar to the Japanese.

The Japanese have a tendency to not say things clearly.

I don't know anything about Japan.

Japan has a lot of peculiar customs, which the Japanese themselves take for granted.

They don't know Japan well.

He is a perfect foreigner.

But you know it's all in Japanese.

In Japan, even the whites who spoke Japanese fluently were not dealt with as Japanese.

That is not the case in Japan.

Many Japanese people stop by, so some of the shop clerks speak a little Japanese.

Several free Japanese newspapers are published for Japanese residents.

When you think about it, both English and Japanese are foreign languages to you.

That's not well-known in Japan.

It is often pointed out that a vague smile is typical of the Japanese.

There are lots of four-character compound words in Japanese, huh?

How do you say that in Japanese?

The Japanese do not always make a bow as a mark of respect.

a way of speaking English with a Japanese accent

English has no equivalent to the Japanese word wabi.

The Japanese do not call each other much by their first name.

How do you say this in Japanese?

Many foreign residents complain that Japan is a very exclusive society.

This is a witty remark using Japanese homonyms.

This is a witty remark that uses Japanese homonyms.