OK. These are the best.
This is a series of Fanta commercials (with English subtitles) and these are hilarious! They are even better if you've been to Japan or live here.
I've watched these several times and still laugh everytime.
The description reads:
A series of Fanta commercials from Japan. Now with English "fansub" subtitles!
By the way, "dorobo neko", which I translated literally as "thieving cat", is a slang term that refers to a woman who chases after a man married to someone else.
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Sunday, October 31, 2010
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It's a bunch of parodies using the Kimpachi Sensei series as a base. Very cleaver!
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I didn't know this, I laughed a lot! I think English translations are really fit to Japanese scripts.
ReplyDeleteI remember another usage at soap opera of Japan! When a young woman of good will was liked by a man or husband, his mean mother called that woman as "Dorobo neko". It is a word by a mother's strong hatred toward a woman who steal his beloved son. At this situation a woman get bullied so much by a mother.
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ReplyDeleteI loved this ! Who does this remind you of ... lol.
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