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2008年10月17日 · 2008/10/20 04:35. it is possible...as long as you are not attracted to that person and she not to you then yes. but at the same time you have to keep a distance. and yes in the western world people are a bit skeptic when it comes to friendships between men and women. but as i stated before it is possible as long as there is no physical ...
2015年4月9日 · I'm a 23 year old gay man who is planning to move to the Yokohama area. I spent a year in Japan as an international student, so I already know about stigmas and issues surrounding homosexuality in Japan. In my home country (UK) I'm openly gay and have been for the past 5 years. My boyfriend is Japanese, 25, and studying to become a doctor.
2011年9月29日 · Many Japanese women in Japan is dominated by men, ending up doing much more for the household, and serving their partners. So Japanese women believe finding a foreigner to escape such lifestyle, therefore think of her as importance, and not to serve. Trusting a Japanese lady is easy, almost all are very honest.
2005年10月10日 · transgender. 【名】 トランス・ジェンダー. toransu jendaa (trans-gender) 自己｛じこ｝の性と心の性の不一致｛ふいっち｝から、反対｛はんたい｝の性で生きようとする人. jiko no sei to kororo no sei no fuicchi kara, hantai no sei de ikiyou to suru hito. (a person who lives as the opposite sex ...
2012年7月17日 · clothing for men in their 20’s is unique and designed so men can become their own stylist. The fashion trends for the casual Japanese are a mix of American, European and Japanese fashion. The Metrosexual Japanese in their 30’s and 40’s are looking for uniqueness, fashion status, differentiation and exclusivity.
2009年2月5日 · 2009/2/6 10:40. "sorezore" means "each." Could you tell us the context/sentence where you heard the word? by AK. rate this post as useful. sorezore no/ sorezore ni. 2010/1/4 22:15. I'm following this up because I'm looking for an explanation of それぞれに. I understand それぞれ の.
2013年11月2日 · I learnt in my dictionary that an equivalent of "crazy" is "kichigai". So I used it once with a good Jp friend (I was not talking about him). He laughed and told me that this word was extremely vulgar. So it was ok, but I'm afraid to shock some Jp person in the future by using it. I wanted to know what Jp word would be a more polite equivalent ...
