What don't you like in Japan and Poland? | Talk with a Polish girl who speaks Japanese fluently #2

Why did I come to Japan in the first place today? When I heard the pronunciation, I thought it was so beautiful. If you were to choose a culture that you love, what would it be? Respect for the people I wish I could meet in Japan is politeness. Or rather, it's friendly.One beautiful Japanese culture.I found a culture that I don't like.Well, I don't know what it is.I think it would be good to change this.Well, I guess if I had to work, I wouldn't be able to take much time off.I haven't worked yet.I haven't worked yet. So, I don't know, but I don't get paid much for some reason, so I guess it would be dangerous if I took it all at once. There was no atmosphere, so I think that's really strange. Yeah, I'm job hunting right now and I'm trying to work in Japan, but everyone says that's what they're most scared of. Overtime is amazing, and that's just the way it is. Something about my boss. There are a lot of people who stay because they don't care what they think, even my friends are like that, so I work from 3 to 4.My mom works every day from 2 to 30, so her life revolves around her work.In the end, I get to continue working on weekends as well. I feel like I'm going to take a break from playing cards.It's becoming weird.If I get every single culture I hate in Poland, there are many times when I don't like customer service.As I said earlier, I don't really care about using my cell phone. But there are times when it's really rude.I don't think it ever happened.Well, I don't know, but I feel like Japanese people don't smile a lot.Whether it's a lie or not, I think it's because they're Asian that they do things like that. But it doesn't matter. Well, one more thing. In terms of people, Japanese people and Poles have their own opinions on what they think is the biggest difference. But I think if you were Polish, you would say exactly what you think, but Japan definitely is. No, I've been saying this too, and I've been watching the video for a while, wondering what's going on.No, Dahlia has been living in Japan for quite some time, so I think it's a big mistake, but sometimes there are people who are good at Japanese but aren't fully engrossed in it. There are times when Polish people like that get a lot of flak, and when I think about it a little bit, I think of them in Japanese.They're the ones who are studying Japanese.So, if Polish people were Japanese people, how would they be careful or how would they treat such people? First of all, do n't believe me when a Japanese person says, ``Ah, that's right.'' It's like, ``If you stretch it out a little bit long,'' that's probably what it looks like. [Music] When it's acidic, it comes out quickly. No, it doesn't have any functions.Dahlia is the name of my YouTube channel.It's a flower called Dahlia.I think this is good.''And I said, ``Maybe I'm slow to react, so it's okay.''Italy is n't that good.It's a mess.'' There's nothing wrong with thinking I'm sensitive. I don't know. If someone told me I was probably less sensitive, it would be a little different. I thought it was up to them to decide, but I was really shocked. I don't really understand either. [ Laughs] Gradually, I'm studying Japanese because people are watching me. What is the most important thing about studying Japanese for Polish people? The most important thing is that you should definitely make Japanese friends. The best thing to do is to really study textbooks and study hard, but of course it's important at first, but I think there are a lot of people who get to a certain level and wonder what to do from there, and then they end up quitting. I thought it was a great pattern, so I made friends there, and there are all kinds of things like apps, but at that time I was attending a Japanese language school, and it was an exchange program like that, so I ended up going to the high school where I studied abroad. That's amazing. I used to send letters and things like that, but I made a Japanese friend there, and that's not me at all. I have friends who use that app, and I've made really good friends with them, so yeah, that's amazing, too. I don't think it's okay at all.I don't think it's okay to send that message.I don't think so.I think if there was a group like that, Japanese people would want to interact with them.Even though I'm really Japanese, I don't think there are many people who would like to make friends with foreigners.Real Japanese people. I went and talked a lot, and I challenged myself to see the Japanese actually speaking Japanese.I could understand the Japanese from there.It's a textbook because there are so many words that I wouldn't use at all.Maybe it's too polite, so there are a lot of words that I don't really need. The words that are actually used are often not listed, so that's the best thing, and it's natural whether it's text, Instagram DM, etc. The use of emojis, the amount of exclamation marks, and other details are extremely natural.That's okay, but really. I really think it's still a long way off.I really want everyone to come.Japan is such a wonderful country.I have an impression that Poland is still very far away from Japan, but it's really easy to fly there.There are direct flights.Yeah, well, it's been a little recent. I think it's a little more expensive due to the influence of the corona virus, but it's probably a lot lower and it's nice.If you have the timing, please come and try it out.It's awesome.So, today's special guest is Dahlia, and if you don't mind, I'll send you some flowers. Please also check out the Diamond channel. The first half was amazing [Music]