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Request for recs- Jeans for the uncool and unthin??
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amerikajinda
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minna nihongo hanaseru rashii. omoshiroi de.Originally Posted by Brian SD
みんな日本語じょうずでびっくりしてます。がんばって勉強つづけてくださいね！（＾o＾）
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Since getting into this whole raw denim thing, I've always wondered whether anyone has started studying Japanese solely for the purpose of more easily being able to research, purchase, etc., Japanese jeans.
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Since getting into this whole raw denim thing, I've always wondered whether anyone has started studying Japanese solely for the purpose of more easily being able to research, purchase, etc., Japanese jeans.Originally Posted by tundrafour
good question... do we have any extreme jeans-otaku? I know knowing Japanese has helped me navigate the various online sites in Japan like Beams...
minna nihongo hanaseru rashii. omoshiroi de.Originally Posted by Brian SD
Ne! Honto ni omoshiroi desu!
But for me, what's interesting is that everyone's Japanese is better than mine, and I have lived here for a decade!
Brian, have you made your plans for the move to Osaka? If so, drop me a PM if you have any questions. I may be able to save you some headaches for the transition period.
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Ne! Honto ni omoshiroi desu! But for me, what's interesting is that everyone's Japanese is better than mine, and I have lived here for a decade! Brian, have you made your plans for the move to Osaka? If so, drop me a PM if you have any questions. I may be able to save you some headaches for the transition period.Originally Posted by Alter
Haha Alter.... I'm sure you understand Japanese better than we do. You are around it all the time. I did not start learning Japanese for easier internet navigation. I love languages in general. I'm an Anthropology major and although it is beneficial to study them in case i can do field work in those areas, I chose Japanese simply because it sounded "cool", believe it or not.
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