結婚と出産とYouTubeと/YouTubers Raising Each of Their Families in Japan!

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Комментарии : 16

@yuruwani Год назад

二人とも幸せそうですね😊 観てて楽しかったです！

@eddenoy321 Год назад

Congratulations to both of you. When I was young I learned about "jean machine",(蕁麻疹) which I took to mean some sort of rash or hives. We thought that it sounded like a good name for a retail jean store in an American shopping mall. Had a good laugh hearing you two mention that.

@nicholas6771 Год назад

These videos are great! But I do wish there was a Japanese only subtitles track.

@afroshinobi890 Год назад

なんかいろいろおめでとうございます!!!　そして先生とロレッタさんのコラボ久しぶりすごく嬉しいです

@qiwoyuhui 11 месяцев назад

Nice video

@kuronekonova3698 Год назад

タイトルの英語部に間違いがあるのようです。「RU-vidrs growing each own families in Japan」のではなく、「RU-vidrs raising each of their families in Japan」のはずなのですから。

@NAKIGOEORG Год назад

おめでとう！

@kemushichan Год назад

私も見ててとてもいい気ビューン♡

@sambonjuku Год назад

出たロレッタギャグ😂

@droseraliju Год назад

もっと細かく分けたら3つになりますよね。日本人って細かい笑久しぶりにあっきーさんとロレッタさんのコラボ見て嬉しいあっきーの名前は間違いなくて書きました

@lunalui Год назад

Italian subtitles??? PS although in English it's mainly used as a period of ten years, "decade" can also mean ten days, just like 旬. In Italian that's the principal meaning of the word, which etymologically means "collection of ten things".

@notnullnotvoid Год назад

In English it only ever means 10 years.

@lunalui Год назад

@@notnullnotvoid It seems impossible to add links here, but you may want to check definition 1.2 of the English wiktionary for instance.

@sambonjuku Год назад

日本語では逆に「decade」みたいな言葉はありませんね。文化の違いですねー

@notnullnotvoid Год назад

@@lunalui That seems to be a historical usage specific to certain calendar systems from other languages. If I had to guess, probably only because the cognates in those languages came to mean something different. It's not a way that anyone would use the word in general English speech or writing, and it's not present in other dictionaries.