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November 17, 2012
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I have no idea why hajimemashite and Gomen means the same, or have anything to do with confrontation.
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Rating: 5
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January 19, 2012
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Instead of "hajimemashite", in Spanish we say "bienvenido"
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Kimmy K.
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November 6, 2011
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Instead of "hajimemashite", in Malay (Bahasa Malaysia) we say "Selamat berkenalan"
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Vanessa K.
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Instead of "hajimemashite", in German we say "Freut mich Sie kennen zu Lernen."
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Kay S.
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Instead of "hajimemashite", in English we say "Nice to meet you"
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Ashley
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I've learned this as "Nice to meet you" or "First time meeting you" sort of thing... I never would have guessed that. :C
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Nathanaëlle
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Rating: 4
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September 21, 2010
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Instead of "hajimemashite", in French we say "enchanté (de vous connaître)"
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Guest
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August 12, 2010
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Instead of "hajimemashite", in English we say "nice to meet you"
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Adrienne
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Rating: 3
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September 28, 2009
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Instead of "hajimemashite", in English we say "Nice to meet you"
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Heidi
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Rating: 4
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January 7, 2009
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Instead of "hajimemashite", in Norwegian we say "konfrontasjon"
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