Show Notes
In this episode, I answer some questions about daily life and manners in Japan. It can be a bit confusing sometimes like the table charge at restaurants or where to stand on the escalator. I talk about those little cultural differences today. Topics: Otoshi (Appetizer): Do you have to pay? Escalators: Standing on the left vs. the right. Business Japanese: The real meaning of "Kentou shimasu" (I'll think about it). Trash Cans: Why are there none in the city? Rush Hour: The pressure to move fast at ticket gates. I hope this is good listening practice for you. 👇Learn N5 Immersion Program https://www.okkeijapanese.com/n5-program/
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