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2015: Odd Japanese English: “Freeter” in Japan means someone who is able to work but doesn’t want to be permanently employed full-time. (Combination of English word “free” and German word “arbeiter”)

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2022-02-10

2015: Odd Japanese English: “High Touch” in Japan means hi five 🙌🏻.

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2022-02-03

2015: Odd Japanese English: “Rentogen” in Japan means X-ray. The word was derived from German physicist, Rontgen, who invented it.

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2022-01-27

Who has bags full of plastic bags? 🙋🏻‍♀️

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2022-01-24

2015: Odd Japanese English: “Arubaito/Baito” in Japan means part-time job. The word was derived from German “Arbeit”.

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2022-01-21

2015: Odd Japanese English: “Hotchkiss” in Japan means stapler 💋

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2022-01-13

I didn't think I was successful at all because I wasn't earning a lot. But now I think earning enough for a comfortable living and making more people smile is my success. 🙂

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2022-01-10

2015: Odd Japanese English: “Paper Driver” in Japan means a driver who obtained their license but seldom drive or has not driven since then. 🚘

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2022-01-06

2014: Odd Japanese English: “Half” in Japan means biracial…

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2021-12-23

Are you doing your end of year cleaning with ✨sparks of joy?

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2021-12-20

2014: Odd Japanese English: “Baby Car” in Japan means baby stroller… vrroom💨

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2021-12-16

My mind goes 🤔😵‍💫!? whenever I see headlines about these record-breaking sales…

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2021-12-13

2014: Odd Japanese English: “Smart” in Japan means slim… 🤨

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2021-12-09

The Yin and Yang in Chinese Philosophy explained simply.

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2021-12-06

2015: Odd Japanese English: “Sharp pencil” in Japan means mechanical pencil.

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2021-12-02

2013: I suppose this is the same everywhere 📱

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2021-10-21