I discovered that if you work really fast and focus, time flies like a blur. 12 years feels like 2 years to me. After saving enough money, I sold everything I own, bought a farm and lived in the country side, taking care of cows, chickens and planting veggies and fruits. I take things easy and slow now and do things at a leisurely pace. Time is a lot slower now and I am more at peace. I am not poor, but I am not rich either. I want to travel the world and eat all types of dishes, so I have sold some of my cows and bought an expensive Pomeranian dog to breed. She is still 3 months old so after 6 more months she could be bred, I think. Dog breeding is good business just make sure to vaccinate them after buying.
@@levithom Nah.👋Nah. If it was...they all would have huge foreheads. I am telling you this is definitely Mitsuboshi Colors animation. The eyes is what giving it away.
I'm taking a literal and contextual approach for what's happening at the 0:37 mark and most of this clip. (or as much as I can from an American internet armchair perspective, and with no decent experience watching the show, so I'll do what I can) Skip to the end for a summary if you wish. -The show (translated to Strawberry Marshmallow) has been described as "cute girls doing cute things", which appears to be through them being adorable, attempting precociousness, and otherwise thinking and acting silly. -Matsuoka Miu is described in various sources as a Japanese 12-year-old troublemaker and absurdist, although I have no idea of her academic abilities, or how much of her behavior is intentional. She appears to be feigning being an American foreigner in this clip, to avoid answering questions. -The math equation involves addition of mixed fractions, which best I can tell gets covered by Japanese Grade 5. =Ergo, since Miu's age would normally have her in Grade 7 at this time, she *should* be able to answer this if she had average capability and motivation. But due to the show's context and likely her mindset, Miu probably isn't going to give a straight answer. -The answer to the math question is 4 and 5/12. I guess adding together mixed fractions might look intimidating, or at least alot of work. -The answer she gives instead however is "さたけ" written vertically, and it's English translation "Satake" is written atop. To the side of さたけ is an arrow pointing to a cartoonish drawing of a small animal. -Going through information available about the show, their is a Shiba Inu named Satake that is at least featured in some official artwork. I do not know who it belongs to, but Miu is likely familiar with it. Given that, her written answer is probably describing said-dog. -She states "This is an American joke." about her answer. -As others have stated, saying something is "American humor" is a way of saying that maybe this might make sense somewhere else, but it doesn't have enough context here, so don't bother trying to figure it out. -This response aligns with her recent behavior of pretending to being a foreigner to avoid schoolwork, along with her tendency to be absurdist. =So, in summary to the best of my ability: -Miu's trying to avoid schoolwork. -She's pretending to be American to do so. -An intimidating math problem is given. -She gives an absurd answer (the name of a dog she knows) and says it's an "American joke" to avoid criticism. -(She is punished anyways for giving innapropriate response.) So... yeah, I think the girl Miu is trying to be precocious and silly to avoid doing a math problem. It probably fits a common theme for her in the show, if I had to guess.
@@MakianTheWorld Cirno, the 60-year-old ice fairy from Touhou Project. Her first appearance was in the leading installment of the Windows games, Touhou 6: Embodiment of Scarlet Devil. She's a real cutie, huh?
The teacher is quite lovely plus she's cunning as she can counteract Miu's antics with ease. At any rate, Chika must sigh in annoyance at Miu's antics in class.....
In all fairness, speaking a language and reading a language are two different things, especially when Japan has three different alphabets: hiragana, katakana, and kanji. It can be easy for some, but for others, it is quite difficult. But Miu was probably just being a troll here, saying she didn't understand Japanese. But to give context for the "American joke" that Miu made, for those wondering: because Japan’s style of telling jokes is different from that of the English-speaking world, especially the United States, Japanese people have difficulty understanding American-style jokes. An example of this is the question and answer joke, such as "Why did the chicken cross the road?" The language and cultural barriers will basically prevent the Japanese from understanding that it's a joke. Same with "knock-knock" jokes. As a result, any joke that they don’t find funny, even if it has nothing to do with the United States or the English language, is called an “American joke” or “American-style joke.” For example, in Azumanga Daioh (published in the same magazine as Strawberry Marshmallow, Dengeki Daioh), there was a chapter where the teacher, Yukari Tanizaki, found a stray kitten and tried to get somebody to take it home with them. One of the students, Tomo Takino, joked that she would take it to the animal shelter near her house. For those who don’t know, most animal shelters in Japan are kill shelters, where the animal is sadly euthanized if no one adopts them within a certain period of time. Naturally, her classmates are horrified at the joke, and Tomo passes it off as an “American-style joke,” because no one found it funny. I hope that helps some people who were wondering what the student in the video meant by an “American joke.” It basically comes down to language and cultural barriers getting in the way of comedy.
@@zyzyx1111 I dunno, man. There's a comment on KnowYourMeme's page on this meme, saying it's about the American phrase "my dog", but I still don't get it fully.
@@aster7654 The 2 2/3 means "two and two thirds" not "two times two thirds". Similarly, the 1 3/4 means "one and three quarters", not "one times three quarters".
The sign is a subtle joke. The shop is called "Sneed's Feed & Seed", where "feed" and "seed" both end in the sound "-eed", thus rhyming with the name of the owner, Sneed. The sign says that the shop was "Formerly Chuck's", implying that the two words beginning with "F" and "S" would have ended with "-uck", rhyming with "Chuck". So, when Chuck owned the shop, it would have been called "Chuck's Feeduck and Seeduck".
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"but this is math"
"uh oh"
LOL
The uh oh is so cute
@@fpsgod3028 wanna kiss her so bad 😊
As an American, funniest shit I’ve ever seen
Explain the joke pls?
@@PronteCo no
I shit you not. He turns himself into a pickle.
what is this nigga doin tho? oooooooooooooo
What is the joke
Let's be honest. Half of what sensei studies the day before her class is how to counter Miu no matter what she tries to pull.
😂😂
“i don’t understand japanese” she says in japanese
reminds me of “your italian is really good” spoken in japanese to a person who just spoke japanese
true
Reminds me of Jojo's bizarre adventure Part 3 dub when the police officers compliment her japanese
@@DrDraygo
Every jojo gangsta until a pakistan man said:
"shiranai..."
No hablo Espanola
That's because it's Miu being mischievous. Of course she understands Japanese and can speak fluently.
so we’re not gonna appreciate the teacher playing 4d chess in the beginning
explain
The teacher tells her to sit in Japanese and she listens so that proves that she knows japanese
Miu : This is american joke
Teacher : I see
Miu (in hallway) : -.-
Teacher (inside classroom) : This is japanese joke.
damn, she really DID play dthat UNO reverse card!
This is the very first anime I ever watched when I was super young! So many memories 💕
I discovered that if you work really fast and focus, time flies like a blur. 12 years feels like 2 years to me. After saving enough money, I sold everything I own, bought a farm and lived in the country side, taking care of cows, chickens and planting veggies and fruits. I take things easy and slow now and do things at a leisurely pace. Time is a lot slower now and I am more at peace. I am not poor, but I am not rich either. I want to travel the world and eat all types of dishes, so I have sold some of my cows and bought an expensive Pomeranian dog to breed. She is still 3 months old so after 6 more months she could be bred, I think. Dog breeding is good business just make sure to vaccinate them after buying.
Wassup baby girl
what the fuck are these replies
i was young once
@@toffie8222 how you doing, honey bun baby 😏🔥
"I don't understand Japanese"
"But this is Maths"
"I don't understand Maths either"
"Uh oh"
And that's why you are in a School tho
I have to start watching this anime, it looks like a good slice of life
What’s it on
@@pykepiegal8538 twist.moe id bet
It's great. Easily my top 3
i think i will like slice of life
Its a hidden gem i don't care if people disagree with me but its really a good anime just really calms u down
I love her voice so much especially at the end
Same VA as Rukia from Bleach
“But this is Math.”
“Uh-oh.”
Yep, same here Miu.
Animation looks very familiar to something. I cant put my finger on it
Nichijou?
@@americandollar9842 No I dont think that is it. I think more of Mitsuboshi Colors because of the eyes.
it kinda reminds of teasing mr takagi san
@@levithom Nah.👋Nah. If it was...they all would have huge foreheads. I am telling you this is definitely Mitsuboshi Colors animation. The eyes is what giving it away.
maybe asumanga dayo?
She’s cute and funny with American jokes 😭😭😭
not the UOOHHHH emoji
@@vinoirma8225 Yes 😭😭😭
CUNNY BRAT UOGHHHHH💢😭😭
😭😭😭
what@@WorstClipperEver
I'm taking a literal and contextual approach for what's happening at the 0:37 mark and most of this clip. (or as much as I can from an American internet armchair perspective, and with no decent experience watching the show, so I'll do what I can) Skip to the end for a summary if you wish.
-The show (translated to Strawberry Marshmallow) has been described as "cute girls doing cute things", which appears to be through them being adorable, attempting precociousness, and otherwise thinking and acting silly.
-Matsuoka Miu is described in various sources as a Japanese 12-year-old troublemaker and absurdist, although I have no idea of her academic abilities, or how much of her behavior is intentional. She appears to be feigning being an American foreigner in this clip, to avoid answering questions.
-The math equation involves addition of mixed fractions, which best I can tell gets covered by Japanese Grade 5.
=Ergo, since Miu's age would normally have her in Grade 7 at this time, she *should* be able to answer this if she had average capability and motivation. But due to the show's context and likely her mindset, Miu probably isn't going to give a straight answer.
-The answer to the math question is 4 and 5/12. I guess adding together mixed fractions might look intimidating, or at least alot of work.
-The answer she gives instead however is "さたけ" written vertically, and it's English translation "Satake" is written atop. To the side of さたけ is an arrow pointing to a cartoonish drawing of a small animal.
-Going through information available about the show, their is a Shiba Inu named Satake that is at least featured in some official artwork. I do not know who it belongs to, but Miu is likely familiar with it. Given that, her written answer is probably describing said-dog.
-She states "This is an American joke." about her answer.
-As others have stated, saying something is "American humor" is a way of saying that maybe this might make sense somewhere else, but it doesn't have enough context here, so don't bother trying to figure it out.
-This response aligns with her recent behavior of pretending to being a foreigner to avoid schoolwork, along with her tendency to be absurdist.
=So, in summary to the best of my ability:
-Miu's trying to avoid schoolwork.
-She's pretending to be American to do so.
-An intimidating math problem is given.
-She gives an absurd answer (the name of a dog she knows) and says it's an "American joke" to avoid criticism.
-(She is punished anyways for giving innapropriate response.)
So... yeah, I think the girl Miu is trying to be precocious and silly to avoid doing a math problem. It probably fits a common theme for her in the show, if I had to guess.
You are way overthinking this my guy
My dude not just make a comment. He make a damn essay
thanks for this
Very thorough if I would say. Thank you for the explanation.
I saw another clip of this anime, Satake is her dog.
Miu, the show stealer of Ichigo Mashimaro. Her obnoxious antics alone made me want to watch it all over again when I had finished it.
I hated dealing with miu, she seemed to push things to far every time she would try a prank
It's like satania but much better
sasazuka: "some people have all the luck..."
Go stand in the hall
Disappointed thought it was los
same
Same
I thought it was the bite of 87, BTW I like how we are evolving
Lmao do you use Android Lol 😂
Ive seen 30 something versions of this. I had to finally see the original lmao
You're telling me it wasn't loss? *SAD*
Genius on every level
Explain
i get it
What is bros pfp
@@MakianTheWorld
Cirno, the 60-year-old ice fairy from Touhou Project. Her first appearance was in the leading installment of the Windows games, Touhou 6: Embodiment of Scarlet Devil. She's a real cutie, huh?
@@combativeThinker Ah yes, i totally didnt mean why she's so thick or anything thanks for the explanation btw
✈️🏙️ -kore ga american joke desu
What was the joke? I didn't understand
I understood the 911 joke but no this one
You know, spoken and written Japanese are two separate skillsets.
the best part is how she does not understand why she gets sent to the hallway
im down bad for the teacher
I'm disappointed that the 911 American Joke is edited 😢
I agree, I live in Japan and there is no one in Japan who makes a joke about the tragedy.
🇺🇸🤝🇯🇵
@@user-eo4fq4lp1q After the nuke I doubt it
This was also an american joke pleaste don't cancel me on twitter :(
@@user-eo4fq4lp1qOperation Northwoods is all the evidence that you need.
@@user-eo4fq4lp1q damn, what a waste
Waths withem on the original?
The episode where miu died and went to hell then heaven and back to earth made me watch this priceless anime❤️❤️❤️
did you just spoil
先生も生徒も可愛い
The teacher is quite lovely plus she's cunning as she can counteract Miu's antics with ease.
At any rate, Chika must sigh in annoyance at Miu's antics in class.....
00:19 that's cute 🤣🤣
In all fairness, speaking a language and reading a language are two different things, especially when Japan has three different alphabets: hiragana, katakana, and kanji. It can be easy for some, but for others, it is quite difficult. But Miu was probably just being a troll here, saying she didn't understand Japanese.
But to give context for the "American joke" that Miu made, for those wondering: because Japan’s style of telling jokes is different from that of the English-speaking world, especially the United States, Japanese people have difficulty understanding American-style jokes.
An example of this is the question and answer joke, such as "Why did the chicken cross the road?" The language and cultural barriers will basically prevent the Japanese from understanding that it's a joke. Same with "knock-knock" jokes.
As a result, any joke that they don’t find funny, even if it has nothing to do with the United States or the English language, is called an “American joke” or “American-style joke.”
For example, in Azumanga Daioh (published in the same magazine as Strawberry Marshmallow, Dengeki Daioh), there was a chapter where the teacher, Yukari Tanizaki, found a stray kitten and tried to get somebody to take it home with them. One of the students, Tomo Takino, joked that she would take it to the animal shelter near her house.
For those who don’t know, most animal shelters in Japan are kill shelters, where the animal is sadly euthanized if no one adopts them within a certain period of time. Naturally, her classmates are horrified at the joke, and Tomo passes it off as an “American-style joke,” because no one found it funny.
I hope that helps some people who were wondering what the student in the video meant by an “American joke.” It basically comes down to language and cultural barriers getting in the way of comedy.
You spend too much time on the Internet, touch some grass
This isn't a joke, do it
@@quanghuyvu2649 you should too. I appreciated his explanation.
Uoooooh 😭😭😭😭😭😭
😭😭😭
I love how confused she sounds when she’s in the hall. Like she has no idea how she ended up in this situation.
The best anime and character
"Dakara nande yooo" 😂😂😂😂
Where are two buildings and one airplane?
gold
Part of me was hoping for Loss
i will lost my shit if miu and sasazuka falling each other in the hallway
Omfg "Thats how I meet your Mother / Father"
When they have a kid, they will both be sent out of the delivery room
She's like a Japanese female Bart Simpson. How cute.
Miu: i don’t understand japanese
Teacher: but this is math
Pythagoras: Naruhodo
lol savage reply!
Poor sasazuka...
dakara nandeyo?
.
.
I am baffled as you are Miu🤣
That uh oh 🙂❤
Miu: "This is an American joke."
Subtitles: "Japanese."
Teacher is Zen personified.
Dagara nandee ooh🤣🤣🤣
She is best
A mystery to everyone on earth to this day...
To anyone who's curious and doesn't want to do the work for themselves:
2 2/3 + 1 3/4 = 8/3 + 7/4
= 32/12 + 21/12
= 53/12
= 4 5/12
Math can be fun.
But how is this an american joke??
@@zyzyx1111 I dunno, man. There's a comment on KnowYourMeme's page on this meme, saying it's about the American phrase "my dog", but I still don't get it fully.
I thought 2*2/3 was 4/3? Spoiler alert, I'm not good at math, so I might be wrong, but to me the answer would be 4/3 + 3/4 = 16/12 + 9/12
= 25/12
@@aster7654 The 2 2/3 means "two and two thirds" not "two times two thirds". Similarly, the 1 3/4 means "one and three quarters", not "one times three quarters".
@@pablomenendez2319 oooh ok, thank you for explaining, I would have never got it on my own!
Uh-oh
Como habitante del continente americano, encuentro este chiste completamente hilarante
Sasazuka : first time?
😂🤣😂😂😂
O bhaii 😂😂
Best girl. So much.
Joke so damn funny got me reading Thomas Paine's common sense
She's very nihongo jouzu! I'm glad the American joke is normal...
Sasazuka better not stand in the hall, he's the best boy! xD
I feel like you're here because of Gura and Kiara 3D clip on Twitter.
Tell em bring out the whole ocean
The teacher is played by Fuyuka Ono (also known as Fuyuka Oura).
Yes I see that joke in America all the time haHAA
0:05 見事、先生の罠にかかりましたね。
Dakara nandeyoo😩
"I don't understand Japanese" and said it in Japanese :/
You can easily talk in language but it's hard to read it just like babies they can talk but don't know how to read
@@0z250 Facts, that’s me with German
She says it kinda monotonously, and it's the kind of phrase you'd learn if you can't speak Japanese.
"I see"
Her outfit 😭
Wait she doesn't draw the twin towers?
I'm so dumb I saw a 9/11 version of this and I laughed hysterically thinking it was real. Guess this really is an american joke.
funniest shit I've ever seen
Ah yes reverse psychology
Their face off is so funny LMAO
I think she gonna drew two towers end plane...
As an American, I did not get the joke
I came here to check if she had actually drawn 9/11.
0:36 Aah yes, the "It's a meme from the future" excuse 🗿🗿🗿
This is so me
2cute
😂😂😂
That savage idiotic character 😂👍
4 5/12 is the answer, I believe.
0:37
What the dog doin'
Nandeyo
uh oh
"Dakara nande o" because you're trying to play stupid, that's why.
Her inner spirit animal must be Ballotelli
Oh shoot! I got mandela effect
Just like susasaka...
I don't know if I wrote the name correct..
This feels straight outa Calvin and Hobbes
Part of me was suspecting for Amogus
I just said nande youu before she just said it
Character always angry 😂
For those wondering the answer is
4 and 5/12
🤓
Listen bud,in the STATES ,we don't care for a few dime spills
The fuck are dime pills?
@0-KINGSLOTH-0 well now I do.
@0-KINGSLOTH-0 I am
So this is the original one...I thought she really drew a plane.
Nandee yoooo..
Ichigo
The answer to the math problem is 4 and 5/12.
The sign is a subtle joke. The shop is called "Sneed's Feed & Seed", where "feed" and "seed" both end in the sound "-eed", thus rhyming with the name of the owner, Sneed. The sign says that the shop was "Formerly Chuck's", implying that the two words beginning with "F" and "S" would have ended with "-uck", rhyming with "Chuck". So, when Chuck owned the shop, it would have been called "Chuck's Feeduck and Seeduck".
Sneed
Nande yo
Kono jikan
Atsumete hayashi
Mogami Gawa....
The joke was about mind goblins
mind goblin deez
Nah the teacher was playing 4d chess in the start
the math answer was 13/3