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How are you?
How are
you?
Danny.
How old are you? Twenty -eight. Twenty -eight?
Yeah.
What is your name? What is your name?
What is your name?
What is your name? What is your name? What is your name?
What is your name?
What else can you say?
What other words can you say in Japanese?
What?
Japanese words.
Well... It feels good.
Also, it's delicious.
I see.
Excuse
me.
What's your name?
That's amazing.
You can speak a lot.
My friend is good at Japanese, so I learned it from him.
Did you understand everything I just said?
Do you understand?
I understand a little.
Last year.
But it's a job.
It's just a job.
So what's your current job?
Working.
What do you do for work?
I'm a Japanese correspondent.
Japanese food?
Yes, yes.
Do you have any favorite dishes?
I have.
What?
Tempura. Tempura?
And chawanmushi.
Oh, chawanmushi.
And onigiri.
Onigiri. You do a lot of things, don't you? Yes. But it's not sushi, is it?
It's sushi.
Salmon. Salmon?
Salmon. And tuna.
Tuna. Tuna. Tuna.
Tuna. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Japanese mangrove.
Hmm.
It's a type of food.
Oh, a type of food.
A type of food. A type of food. Yes.
A type of food.
Yes, yes. Fish.
Yes. And pork.
That's a type of food.
Yeah.
Barbecue? No, no, no.
I don't like that name.
Adobo.
Chicken.
Chicken adobo.
Chicken.
Chicken. What is it called?
In the Philippines, it's called adobo. Chicken adobo.
Fried?
Deep fried?
No,
with
garlic.
Or soy sauce.
Soy sauce, that's right.
Napa?
Napa.
Oh, I see.
Do you know what Napa is? Oh, that's right.
Napa is only in Thailand.
It's only in Thailand.
That's good. Yes, right?
No. Oh, no.
You go.
Last month.
Last month. Last month.
No.
No.
Start back.
Yes.
Start back.
Very dark. Very dark. Very dark.
How tall are you?
Filipino 4 .11.
Average?
Japanese girl is 158.
Is that 4 -11?
4 -11?
What is that?
I don't know.
I don't know much.
What is 4 -11?
That's it.
4 -11 is a Filipino word.
4 -11.
5 -5.
It's flat 5, isn't it? Not down, in general. Ah,
411. 411.
411 in?
Inch. 10 meters.
How is your talk?
Inch. Inch?
411, sorry, inch.
411, I don't know.
Sorry, it's just me.
4 '11", but the customer doesn't know.
4 '11"? What does that mean?
4 feet and 11 in.
4 feet and 11
in.
How much is it? 40?
No, what? Centimeter is 150?
160?
I don't know. I don't know.
Cha -cha.
Just a little bit.
Thank you.
What are you doing?
What are you doing?
Thank you. Thank you.
Thank you.
I don't have a blessing yet.
Oh.
Um...
Okay.
Do you like the book?
Do you like the book?
I don't like.
You don't like?
I don't like.
I don't like.
Don't you like that song?
Jichin no me.
Jichin no me.
Are you my innie?
My innie. My innie.
Take a show.
My innie.
My innie.
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