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Hey guys and girls this is CathyCat on Ask Japanese this time i'm gonna tell you 50
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signs that will tell you that you've been in Japan for so long that you started turning a
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little bit Japanese and forgot that you may be a foreigner
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It feels more natural to you to pay
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by cash and not by credit card
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It's not weird for you to see coffee cold and in jelly form
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you don't get that surprised anymore when you find a pair of panties on the street
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when you hear the word Japanese sour plum "ume" your mouth immediately starts to water
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the convenient store near your house is super convenient but you always spend too much time and money there
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you know that when you go to the hundred yen store you don't get what you need
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you go to the 100 yen store and the 100 yen store tells you what you need.
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you feel like taking a bath without having had a shower beforehand is a sin
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when you get a gift from a friend you immediately start thinking about what kind of gift you have to give back now
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you say karaoke instead of karaoke
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when you meet someone for the very first time it's natural to you to bow and not to shake hands
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You wave your hand when you want to say no no no no no no
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you feel like Baumkuchen is a Japanese food
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you got used to having sweet corn and mayo on your pizza and you start to think it's great
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you never close the taxi door neither open it
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there might be days when you don't say anything at all
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if you meet another foreigner living on the countryside of Japan
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you feel some sort of sympathy (she meant camaraderie) wow
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if you see obnoxious tourists in Tokyo you feel some sort of apathy
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you realize you're bowing to western foreigners too
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you don't talk on the elevator
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you don't talk on the train
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you don't talk on the bus
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you say "Otsukaresama deshita" every day
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while the first few years you are fine during hay fever season
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the next few years you're suffering through it just like everyone else
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you frown when you accidentally drink sweetened green tea
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you realize you're nodding a lot even on the phone
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you go wow and are super surprised when you see a big dog but you never do that for small dogs
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cute
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you realize you say "sorry" more than "excuse me"
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you don't get nervous anymore when you put a 10 000 yen bill into a vending machine
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that's like 100 dollars!
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you started calling your stapler a hotchkiss
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none of your friends thinks it's weird that you ate an American dog last night
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instead of asking for a power outlet you're asking for consent
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consent?
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you get more hot canned coffee out of the vending machines than going to starbucks
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you think the opposite of red is white
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you answer the phone with moshimoshi instead of hello
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you know that tonkatsu's best friend is cabbage
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you buy a strawberry shortcake on christmas
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you buy a strawberry shortcake on your birthday
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you buy a shorsh... you buy a strawberry shortcake on any other celebration
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you never bump into anyone when you're crossing shibuya crossing
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on a tight month you hope that your senpai pays your lunch bill
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you think that salt and rice is the best onigiri there is
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you're searching for a button in a restaurant
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you know that a drink bar does not contain any alcohol
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even though you get asked to check your change you never do
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when a Japanese person says "raito" you know whether they meant right or light
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you're learning more about the difference between chinese usage kanji and Japanese usage kanji
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you know more fish and flower names in Japanese than you know in English
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you stopped thinking that a magnitude 4 earthquake is scary
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but you know that in magnitude 5 would be very scary
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you have a hundred receipts in your wallet
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you have dozens of point cards in your wallet
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when a Japanese person tells you "Oh you can use chopsticks so very well" you smile but internally you think "of course"
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someone compliments you and tells you your Japanese is very good and you internally wish you'd said more better now wait a second
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Like... "hey I didn't even speak something yet!" but then Dogen said something similar...
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when someone compliments you how great your Japanese is
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you instead of accepting it turn it down with the words of "no no not at all" even though you ....
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even though you speak it fluently
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for you the week starts on a Sunday
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so these are a couple of things you realize you've been doing if you've been living in
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Japan for a long time is there anything I missed let us know in the comments down below looking
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you