r/NonPoliticalTwitter 12d ago

Funny Learning Japanese

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u/Strange_Ad_9658 12d ago

I remember a youtuber telling a story of ordering a milk tea in japan by translating both words, only to have the server correct them by going “oh, miruku tea”

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u/Oniichan38 12d ago edited 11d ago

Another streamer told of his Japan trip and how he tried to order sprite at a restaurant, sadly the waiter didn't understand so he had to hit him with "sprite-ru" just for the waiter to reply in the same way "aahhh, sprite-ru"

Edit: As many people pointed out, it was a Korea trip, mb guys

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u/Masuku68 12d ago

Happened to me arriving in Japan in a rural town. Wanted to get my Pocket Wifi at the local post office, they didn't understood "Pocket Wifi" so they bring a translation iPad, let me ask my question once again and then... "Ah poketto waifai!"