Why are there no greeting cards in Japan?｜The Austin and Arthur Show

[@theaustinandarthurshow]

こちらの会話は特別にメインチャンネルで英日字幕付きで公開しています。
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上の動画のような高品質の英日字幕付きの動画とスクリプト、会員限定のコミュニティ、月１回Austin and ArthurとのZoom晩酌は「AAフレンズ」ご利用いただけます！
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[@noboruhoriuchi8862]

I am very much pleased with Austin's casual talking. I am a old retired guy and still take English conversation class at a culture center. Definitly, I steal your sentences.

[@nmtpdtja-k6m]

😢😊

[@たぴつる]

35:49 最初の結婚指輪の話が見事に伏線回収されて大笑いしました😆
楽しく見させて頂いてます。
ありがとうございます😊

[@Curiouscrazy]

First time watching this, but definitely Japan is known for stationery. I'm from Singapore and loads of my friends talk about Japanese stationery. So maybe not a topic in America, but definitely people do plan to buy stationery in Japan.

[@Botakagi]

Daiso was 2 dollars in Singapore 12 yrs ago when I was living there,but I still feel cheap at that time!

[@ちゃちゃこ-y2y]

"Hey❗You are nearly dead."
How awful ‼️😂😂😂

[@PandaExpress989]

When I was in the States, they didn't use any A4 paper but letter sized paper only. I think the Japanese erasers are much better than the American ones. The German erasers were ok. In Japan, the erasers are good on average but the 3 to 5 erasers in a pack for 100 yen are not good either.

[@OhP-zy7ze]

Don't forget about the culture of 習字 when you talk about writing and stationaly in Japan.

[@minicooper2002]

My wedding ring is from Walmart. It was only 10 dollars ！

[@jirobear9532]

アメリカ人の会話は10秒に1回は、なんとかlike、なんとかlikeって、likeのニュアンスを攻略しないとどうしようもない。likelikelikelikeって、意味のないlikeもあるのかなあ？