Finnns, dope.
I just visited one of my favorite cities, Hong Kong, and took some pictures as you have, not gonna thread-jack though.
Oh nice! Make a new thread dude. I'm interested to see.
Pics of the city/buildings at night???
K, coming up.
Sure, got some Akihabara pics I'll post. I loved it, so many electronics shops. And a lot of tax-free shops, if you bring your passport along.
Expensive, as in... expensive.One place, I had American breakfast, and the orange juice was $15 a glass. So ended up paying about $60 just for the OJthat morning. Fresh squeezed though.But other examples... A burger and fries at Trader Vic's was like $30, and then they charge you for everybeverage (Coke for instance) so for two people that's $100 easy. Food definitely isn't cheap unless you know where to go. Clothes, definitelyexpensive. Taxis aren't cheap, definitely prefer walking or train.
Nah, I was fine. I've been learning Japanese since I was around 12 or 13, but a lot of English-speaking folks in Tokyo.
got it, i'll post more. lot of people know english in tokyo so you'd be alright, it helps that i know some japanese though. not everything is printed in english.Originally Posted by finnns2003
alright, gotta look through the album again. hundreds of pics to choose from.
and thanks, the camera is a Canon EOS 40D.
Oh nice! Make a new thread dude. I'm interested to see.Originally Posted by finnns2003
Finnns, dope.
I just visited one of my favorite cities, Hong Kong, and took some pictures as you have, not gonna thread-jack though.
Pics of the city/buildings at night???
K, coming up.
Sure, got some Akihabara pics I'll post. I loved it, so many electronics shops. And a lot of tax-free shops, if you bring your passport along.
Expensive, as in... expensive.One place, I had American breakfast, and the orange juice was $15 a glass. So ended up paying about $60 just for the OJ that morning. Fresh squeezed though.But other examples... A burger and fries at Trader Vic's was like $30, and then they charge you for every beverage (Coke for instance) so for two people that's $100 easy. Food definitely isn't cheap unless you know where to go. Clothes, definitely expensive. Taxis aren't cheap, definitely prefer walking or train.
Went on a date in Tokyo and my dinner bill was like 220 dollars. Got straight hustled. Met up with the girl and I was already saucy and she got me real good. Ijust remember food kept coming and I was like "I didn't even order this". It was a good night though. Buit yeah, Japan is beyond expensive
Yo finnns I thought you were pera pera?
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Went on a date in Tokyo and my dinner bill was like 220 dollars. Got straight hustled. Met up with the girl and I was already saucy and she got me real good. I just remember food kept coming and I was like "I didn't even order this". It was a good night though. Buit yeah, Japan is beyond expensive
Tell me about it. The best part is when some places don't accept cards, always bring a wad of cash everywhere with you.
Went on a date in Tokyo and my dinner bill was like 220 dollars. Got straight hustled. Met up with the girl and I was already saucy and she got me real good. I just remember food kept coming and I was like "I didn't even order this". It was a good night though. Buit yeah, Japan is beyond expensive
Tell me about it. The best part is when some places don't accept cards, always bring a wad of cash everywhere with you.
pera pera means fluent. "umae no nihongo wa pera pera da!"
YEP, that's why I always ask them if it is ok with a kurejito caado right when I walk in. I'm like "ii desu ka"
Tell me about it. The best part is when some places don't accept cards, always bring a wad of cash everywhere with you.Originally Posted by Stay Lurkin
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Went on a date in Tokyo and my dinner bill was like 220 dollars. Got straight hustled. Met up with the girl and I was already saucy and she got me real good. I just remember food kept coming and I was like "I didn't even order this". It was a good night though. Buit yeah, Japan is beyond expensive
Originally Posted by finnns2003
Tell me about it. The best part is when some places don't accept cards, always bring a wad of cash everywhere with you.Originally Posted by Stay Lurkin
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Went on a date in Tokyo and my dinner bill was like 220 dollars. Got straight hustled. Met up with the girl and I was already saucy and she got me real good. I just remember food kept coming and I was like "I didn't even order this". It was a good night though. Buit yeah, Japan is beyond expensive
Nice. Yeah definitely do that, it'll help tremendously. Also helps to browse JP sites for reading and grammar...Originally Posted by Stay Lurkin
So desu ne
I pretty decent. I would say like 70 percent fluent if that makes any damn sense. I'm trying get into a summer semester in osaka. If I do that, I'm sure that It will all come together. I have a friend that's stupid fluent, ugh. And I spit game wit the exchange girls at my school and kick it with the dudes sometimes. Talking about some characters man
Yeahh, last time I went it was January and it was a tad bit too chilly, and sometimes rainy.
As in hot?
