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It may sound unnatural to English speakers, but people often repeat the same verb or phrase to answer a question in Japan. Most kasutori shōchū is made in modern ways, shōchū made via older production processes has decreased sharply. People who wish to preserve Japanese culture call shōchū produced the historical way Seichō kasutori shōchū ( 正調粕取焼酎), such drinks have been revitalized by their activities. [44] Slang usage [ edit ] Dalam kehidupan sehari-hari kata ryoukai desu atau ryoukai shimashita sering digunakan untuk menyatakan “oke” sebagai tanggapan terhadap hal yang disampaikan lawan bicara. Walaupun, ungkapan ryoukai ini terkadang masih dianggap kurang sopan dan resmi. Kata ryoukai akhir-akhir ini sering disingkat menjadi ryo dan banyak digunakan oleh anak-anak muda ketika sedang chatting. This is another way to say you agree with someone. Wakarimashita or wakarimasu is more polite, so when using it around friends, you can shorten it to its -ta form wakatta ( わかった).

mentioned above) is usually used with someone higher up, like the company president or board members for an even politer response. Example:

Etymology of Naruhodo

Sometimes we say ‘I’m alright’ in English with a hint of uncertainty. In Japanese, you can say maamaa to indicate that you feel ‘so-so’. It can also mean you aren’t opposed to an idea, but not at all agreeing either. Kekkou desu ferment whose primary ingredient is sugar (restricted types) and rice kōji (see brown sugar shōchū)

Okinawa Prefectural Government, "Awamori", Okinawa: Cultural Promotion Division, Okinawa Tourism and Cultural Affairs Bureau, 1996. It represents the listener’s active participation in interactions, understanding, respect, and sometimes surprise. Or if someone gives you new information that you agree with, you can use naruhodo to show your understanding of what they said.

Taiki Futagami. "The white koji fungus Aspergillus luchuensis mut. kawachii. Bioscience, Biotechnology, and Biochemistry, Volume 86, Issue 5". Japan Society for Bioscience, Biotechnology, and Agrochemistry. pp.574–584. Archived from the original on April 9, 2023 . Retrieved April 9, 2023. The word ええ（ ee）might be closer in nuance to the English word yes than hai is. Ee (pronounced “ehh”) is acceptable in all social situations. Many people use ee in conversations, but usually with people you are close with (friends, family, co-workers). So you may want to be careful about using it with someone like your boss or other business partners. Example:

Confusingly kasutori is also a slang term for a separate, inferior form of shōchū. After the Pacific War, in a chaotic society with a shortage of good alcohol, moonshine shōchū began to circulate. Its source and ingredients were not apparent, and in extreme cases contained toxic methyl alcohol diluted with water. Such shōchū with ill side-effects became known as kasutori, and the association with poor shōchū lingered, sometimes even affecting the image of "real" respectable kasutori shōchū. The formal ryoukai shimashita (了解しました / りょうかいしました) or the casual ryoukai (了解 / りょうかい), is often translated as ‘Roger that!’ or ‘Got it’. Interjections like un are also called aizuchi (相槌 / あいづち). These are sounds or utterances that Japanese use to show someone that they are paying attention! Ee Zehi is often used to express the nuance of yes, please, or ぜひ、お願いします ( zehi, onegaishimasu). Example: When asking somebody ‘Is this okay (with you)?’, we can use the question form which is ii desu ka (いいですか). YoshiIn everyday conversation, for the above usages the word “tte” (って) is often used instead of “to”, and this can be said to have a slightly informal or casual tone. (The exception is “~ to iu koto” which can be shortened to “~ tte koto”) All applicants are required to attend a full RSR Seminar(s) or personally visit and train at the RSR Honbu in Tokyo, Japan. This is meant to ensure a certain level of commitment from the new dojo as well as providing an opportunity to meet and establish a relationship with current RSR members. Rice shōchū is also produced in regions famous for their sake, such as Niigata and Akita prefectures. Osamu Yamada, Masayuki Machida, Akira Hosoyama, Masatoshi Goto, Toru Takahashi, Taiki Futagami, Youhei Yamagata, etc. (September 20, 2016). "Genome sequence of Aspergillus luchuensis NBRC 4314". Oxford University Press. Archived from the original on June 5, 2018 . Retrieved April 10, 2023. {{ cite web}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list ( link) With the right hand stand your sword directly in front of you (centered between your knees at arm’s length) with the cutting edge facing toward you. Straighten the sageo by pulling down on it. Then place the sword with tsuka to the left and edge toward you and using one motion push the sageo in towards the saya.

It means, “I received your message and learned” or “I accepted.” Suitable in conversation with a superior, such as your boss or your business partner. rajā) is another borrowed word from the English language. The Japanese version of roger has the same nuance and meaning. Xavier and the Oldest Record of Shochu". Archived from the original on March 7, 2005 . Retrieved December 31, 2006. ok so i had the one piece best album when i was younger and i legit knew the “lyrics” lol on the first opening before i watched the show haha one piece is and will always be the best ✌️😌 2020-10-30T00:22:06Z Comment by DrizZay Place the sword in front of you and then gently place it on to your right side, cutting edge facing inward with the tsuba aligned with your right knee.okkee) is a borrowed word from English. Many Japanese people will write it the same way that English speakers do: with two letters, OK. Most English borrowed words are restricted to casual speech; you don’t want to say OK! to your boss. Example: