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Uploaded by on Dec 11, 2006

japanese commercial

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  • Lol its just like

    "bankrupt...sorry dude."

    "eh?"

    I love the Japanese commercials on here XD

  • I'm Japanese.

    The Sub is correct.

    For the negative question sentence like "You haven't read newspaper, huh?" ,

    in English "NO" is used for "not reading" ,

    but in Japanese language "hai (Yes)" is used to mean "yes, what you say is correct"

    So I sometimes mistake reading English including negative questions.

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  • Given this was uploaded in 2006, before the financial crises, it is very foresighted!

  • why a Japanese commercial and an ending in English 0.o

  • @virinder07 He is Goro Inagaki.

  • @vtFlakman Literally, it's wrong.

  • lmaooo!! Who is this guy?? he makes me think of a mix between Akanishi and Oguri...lmao

  • @vtFlakman AHHH! Thank you so much for that!

    I was on Skype with my Japanese friend, and i asked a question and his reply was;

    "Yes...no...no...no yes no. yes! hahaha...no" i didn't understand why he did that, until now!.Thank you.

  • One of worst in "japanese commercials"-category. Grr, This has a story that one can actually UNDERSTAND... wtf (must be due to the rotten western influence)

  • @vtFlakman

    Hmm, I see.

    It's the same thing in Norwegian :D

  • 0:37 ''hai'' doesnt mean ''no'' bad subtitles?

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