Oyakata Sama Artinya Novels & Stories

Yahiko fell into deep thought for a moment and then said seriously after thinking for a while, “Mr. Wade, to be honest with you, this thing tastes far worse than Cola in terms of taste alone.” After saying that, he quickly added another sentence, “However, this sake is still Japan’s national treasure! The wine made by Europeans from raw rotten grapes does not taste as good as grape juice, but isn’t it also their national treasure?” Charlie nodded in understanding and said with a smile, “It seems that Japanese sake, French wine, and our Oskian wine are all similar, then.” Yahiko laughed heartily and clapped his hands as he said, “You’re right, Mr. Wade!”

Qin Haodong stepped forward and said to Yamamoto with sarcasm, "You might've stolen our culture, but you didn't learn it very well. How could your parents give you such a ridiculous name?" "Do you even know what 'Kusakara' means in our Huaxia language?" "It means nothing, nothing at all, like weightless. In one word, it's like a fart." "Boy, you sick of living?" Yamamoto Kusakara roared and raised the samurai sword in his hand; however, before he could slash down, he heard Qin Haodong said coldly, "Stop yelling. You're so annoying." Soon Qin Haodong slapped heavily on Yamamoto Kusakara's face. He was still keeping the slashing posture while he was flying backward. He had even knocked down th

Looks like this place is not for me. "Can we leave now?" I was pleased when he nodded. "Let's eat?" Another one. So we went to a restaurant there called Kuya J. Max explained to me that Kuya means 'Big Brother' in English. I don't get why he keeps explaining these things when I didn't even ask. Is he perhaps showing off his wide knowledge of this country?

I snapped furiously. "Orokana kotoba ni, mimigakikoenai," Amaya pronounced with a big smile, looking at Bianca. "Questo significa che non bisogna ascoltare le parole stupide, quindi ti consiglio che se hai intenzione di chiamarmi semplice, fallo con classe... E come dice mia moglie, dovresti rispettare, io e te non ci conosciamo, quindi mettiti al tuo posto."

added Flo. “Ah, Floria-san. You know a lot about our history, huh? Sugoi,” Kyouko praised. “Sugoi?” Alisa was confused by the term spoken by the girl pulling the cart. “Sugoi means ‘cool’ in the Yamatonese language, Alisa-san,” said Kyouko. “Oh, is that so? No wonder I didn’t understand. Hehe…” Alisa chuckled upon hearing that. “That’s it. Here, we speak Yamatonese. However, with other Vitanian people, we use the Vitanian language. While with people from other autonomous regions, of course, we use the Archipelahian as the unifying language,” she explained.

---- Two weeks later, Somewhere in-country J, ken was getting ready to go to the new restaurant that he established last year. He named it according to what Eiji suggested to him 'Ma-Sa-Ya' when translated in English it means happy. He learned about this word from one of his classmates in college who is a half-Filipino living in country J. It was the same restaurant where they celebrated Eiji's birthday and graduation celebration.

“Heri-san, what’s the Indonesian for Ohayou gozaimasu?” Heri replied almost instantly. “Ehh, what a surprise! It’s… SELAMAT PAGI.” Sakura quickly noted it down. A moment later, Heri added, “Try to remember the word SELAMAT. It’s really useful! It kind of means omedetou, and flexible!” “Like… SELAMAT SIANG is Konnichiwa SELAMAT MALAM is Konbanwa or Oyasumi, SELAMAT ULANG TAHUN is Otanjoubi Omedetou. You can use SELAMAT for many things!”

Kenji’s patience lasted no more than ten minutes. Author note : *—sama: A more respectful form of address than —san. Slightly old-fashioned and rarely used. *Otou-san: Father.