1 Minute Japanese: Proverbs about Food
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The samurai one means that even when you are poor, you still act as if you are rich just like if a samurai will pretend that he ate a feast (holding the toothpick high) even if he actually didn't. The rice cake proverb is that no matter how good fantasy or dream is (how good a drawn rice cake looks), it is not real or not as good as a real version.
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the dango looks good
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The similar meaning in other phrase.
"鷹は 飢えても [死すとも] 穂を摘まず"
taka wa ue-temo [shisu-tomo] ho wo tsumazu
= Even if the hawk starves [is dying], he doesn't pick up an ear of rice (unlike a sparrow or a crow).
= the noble-minded person controls himself (keeps his mind) not to do wrong thing, when if in hardships.
(my English is not perfect)
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dango daikazoku :)
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@ThePuppetMuffin He does kinda ha
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I WANT THAT DANGO!!!!
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Duuude You sound like Kakashi from naruto xD
Love it Lool
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Hanami rice dumplings <3
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@36Melli36 I don't know if this is right. I used google translate.
Selbst wenn ein Samurai nicht gegessen hat, hält er seinen Zahnstocher hoch.
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~dango, Daikazoku~
Thumbs up if Clannad got you here
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gomenasai, i'm german and i can't english so good, can anybody say me the sentence "even when a samurai hasn't eaten, he holds his toothpick high" in german?? arigato ;D
wow. that... last one kinda threw me off... :) :aint ashamed to admit she had to rewind a few times to get it:
I <3 your vids! Is this you talking (like with the DS) or are these tapes you've accquired?
VTPPGLVR 4 years ago
Hi! I do all the English narration and my wife does the Japanese.
thejapanshop 4 years ago
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zenhill 4 years ago
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thejapanshop 4 years ago
Thanks!
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