When I wasathomeinAustralia, myfriendwastellingmehowherneighbor, she, like, wasdrivingdowntheroad, andherneighborhadlike, chickenshangingintheclothesline.
- I don't reallyknowwhytheydothat, but I rememberwhen I wasworkingbefore, mybosswaslike, wonderingifpeoplewhoarenexttouswerelike, fightingwithoneanother, becausetheywerelike, talkingreallypassionately, andtheywerereallyloud, that's justhowtheytalk. - Yeah. Andactually, a lotofthetime—
theyhave a lotoflike, theirfaceslookreallyangryaswell, 'causethey'relike, (weirdnoises), butthenthey'reactuallytalkingaboutlikeflowersorsomething.
彼らの顔は本当に怒っているように見えます。でも、実際には花の話をしていたりして、(変な音がする)。
- We'renotjustsaying, becauseitis a factthattheydotalklouder. - Mmm, hmm.
- 口だけではなく、彼らがより大きな声で話しているのは事実ですからね。- うーん、うーん。
And I thinkthere's a lotoftheories, likeyouknow, inChina, there's a lotofpeople, soinordertobeheard, andyouknow, speaktoeachotherinpublicplaces, youhavetospeaklouderingeneraltogetyourmessageacross.
Theyjustdon't like, I don't know, they'renotreallyexpressive.
表現力が乏しいというか、何というか。
And I thinkthat's maybelike, a culturalthing, becausewhenlike, thisis a generalization, youknowlike, Westerncountriesareveryopen, andverywelcoming, yeah, andtheyliketotalk; whereasAsianculturesweremuchmorereserved.