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It's true that there is only one type of Japanese test for a license in Los Angeles ？.

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#1
  • ハンジさーん
  • mail
  • 2023/11/18 01:57

I saw on instagram that the test for Japanese is the same until it changes to ？ or something like that for a year.

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#14

It is true that Ross and LA are right, but what is the purpose of bringing them up now?

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#16
  • ロスとLA
  • 2023/11/29 (Wed) 23:59
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2023 11/18/2012 I was only responding to Ross in the title "Ross's License" and did not exchange comments with Spiderman
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Please start a chatroom and talk to him there.
I don't think they will come either. There used to be one but I don't think he stopped because none of them came.
PS/
I'm not a very logical person.

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#17
  • spiderman
  • 2023/12/01 (Fri) 00:13
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I was just responding to Ross in "L.A.'s License." 、、、、、、

So that's just it. I still wonder how that became a commentary on Ross and LA. If you don't want to have the conversation, leave it as is as a wonder.

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#18
  • アナ
  • 2023/12/01 (Fri) 08:20
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The word "Los Angeles" is often used in Japanese as an abbreviation for Los Angeles, but it is not understood in English.

I think everyone who comes to this exchange square knows that.

However, "los" is commonly used among Japanese speakers.

When we abbreviate Los Angeles in English conversation, we all say "L.A.", which also goes without saying here.

As for "L.A.", I saw the American movie "Easy Rider" on a movie roadshow when I was still in Japan in 1969.

In one of the scenes, Peter Fonda is invited to a dinner by a friend in the countryside, and when he is asked where he is from, he answers "L.A." and the friend says, "Where is that? That is when I learned to abbreviate "L.A." too.

Off-topic, sorry ！

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#19

Not that scene, but,


Easy Rider - Jack Nicholson, Peter Fonda and Dennis Hopper


https://youtu.be/Mm_CEmybOjc?si= 3BSO3jymtL9qAhuR


We were all so young!

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