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Which is it really ？?

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#1
  • ロン
  • 2021/09/08 22:48

You say that a lot of people were hit by the pandemic, but
really, who got hit more, the people who got hit or the people who made money ？

UI, PUA, restaurant card, ＄ 500 card, child allowance, rent support,
stimulus check, and lots of relief support from the US ？

Thanks to those things,？
many people say "Actually, my savings has increased compared to my savings before the Corona disaster"
Even UI pays me ＄ 600 or ＄ 300 a week,
and there are some part time workers who actually get paid more than when they were working ？ I bet.
Or, there are those who got cash income from Under and continued to get PUA without reporting it.

In the single father topic, there are those who write harsh opinions,
but they are also green card holders, and they get that kind of relief ？
（ I'm sure they would say that they deserve it because they have US citizenship. ）

I think they are cold to people who are going to depend on the US.
What a lot of nasty people.

After all, how many Japanese are really on the street? ？
I don't see any Japanese among the homeless.

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#20
  • ユナ
  • 2021/09/12 (Sun) 20:09
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I used to live in Kanto, but when I came to Hawaii, I got used to
Kansai dialect because there are many Kansai people.

Because of my work, I need to know both the U.S. and Japan now
to make money, so I take in information from Japan even though I live in Hawaii.

#19 Mr. Hawaii
I watch both Japan&US TV.
Why you thought I watch only Japan TV?
Please Not be Urashima Taro. Haha!

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#21
  • DeeDee
  • 2021/09/12 (Sun) 21:33
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#17
Why do we have to learn Kansai dialect when we are in the US? Shouldn't Kansai people learn standard Japanese? Only when it's between Kansai people.

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#22
  • ユナ
  • 2021/09/13 (Mon) 00:11
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Even a Native English Speaker can
tell the difference between Kansai dialect and standard Japanese.

I thought it would be
very embarrassing for a Japanese person from Japan today not to be able to understand Kansai-ben.

I think that Ron, the topical owner, made a funny topical comment with his flippant Kansai dialect. How much I could laugh out loud when I heard the Kansai dialect of comedy in this Corona disaster.
I'm so thankful rain arale 🤣😂.

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#23
  • DeeDee
  • 2021/09/13 (Mon) 05:54
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#22
That would be a Native English speaker who can speak Japanese quite well. I don't care about that, I'm saying that you should use standard Japanese when you say something to the public at large. That's what standard Japanese is for.

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#25
  • ビジネス
  • 2021/09/18 (Sat) 09:20
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There are very few Japanese people around me, or perhaps it would be better to say
that there are none.

I know some Japanese people, but their daily life is about 90% English, except for watching Japanese TV
at home.

When I worked for a Japanese company, it was 80% English and 20% Japanese, but after the pandemic
I went back to a world where English is about 90%.

I prefer to be with the locals
and have a good time with them, rather than meeting Japanese people and having a good time with them. It's easier to have a conversation in English
than in Japanese, which I'm not very good at.

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