Do you know where you would wear these socks? I have a big surprise which I'll tell you about tomorrow. It will change my life forever.
We saw this t-shirt on a salesrack in a department store in Seoul.
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2 comments:
I'm stumped. Looking forward to the answer tomorrow.
Love the Hoodie. Just doesn't seem to matter what it says as long as it's in English. But it happens in the USA as well. I took one of my Japanese students to the mall shopping. We were looking at various wall plaques written in Kanji with the English translation written below. Satoko pointed to one in particular and laughed. "It's upside down," she said shaking her head. So we do it too!
Irishlace: It's true, they could care less what it means as long as it's English.
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