DON'T take this phrase Literally in Japanese #shorts

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[ImBoredSoImGonnaSleep]

If you don’t get it they mean when someone says like “ that not true” in Japanese don’t take it literally sometimes. I should know I’ve made this mistake with my mom.

[silvanvanderhorst]

"you're kidding me" shouldn't be taken literally in English too though

[KageTenshiiRyuu]

For anyone still not sure "Uso" means lie so don't get offended if someone says Usoda. They're not saying you're lying. And stay off Google translate!

[hotaruishere]

I don't understand why someone would be confused by that xD it is LITERALLY the Japanese equivalent of "no way!" Or "You're kidding me!" XD

[xxSweetCandicexx]

Don't take this phrase literally
"I got a boyfriend"
Oh so you didn't get a boyfriend 😂
Lmao don't worry I understood the video

[tunasalad]

To the confused comments I think they mean the "i don't believe it" kind of comments

[morly]

嘘だぁ。(嘘ついてると疑っているのではなく、「驚いた。」)
本当だよ。(嘘だと疑われているわけではない。)
信じられない。(信じていないのではなく、驚いている。)

って事なのかな。

[AbanoubMG]

I think the expression she makes tells you her intention, I'm sure everyone from every language background would understand that.

[Kayden]

("A creepy presence lurking in the darkness, you can sense it silently creeping up behind you.")

[swaritbubu]

"Hey I got a boy friend!"
"Is he blind?"
Such a polite lady😂😂

[_kdhsi]

「ねえ、彼氏ができたよ！」
「冗談でしょ！」
「それは本当です!!」
「信じられない..」

[krak]

video made something we already understood confusing.

[Dsanchez]

"I have a right foot creep friend"

[steverogers]

It applies to every language (atleast every language that I can understand)

[TillyStokes]

わかりました、私はしません

Translate- 翻訳-

Ok I wont

[nathx]

For a moment I thought it was the phrase "I got a boyfriend"; cuz in my mother language "that's not true" is used the same way as in japanese, so I had to read the comments to understand lol

[Emojimalay]

You:やあ、彼氏ができたよ！
Your mom:冗談でしょ！
You:それは本当です?
Your mom:信じられません。





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[arielestrella]

このビデオは素晴らしいです yeah I actually meant that 😅