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Culture shock: Shouganai カルチャーショック：しょうがない
- Published_at:2014-04-19
- Category:People & Blogs
- Channel:Rachel & Jun
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- description: About the Japanese phrase shouganai (or shikata ga nai), and what it really means. 日本の便利な言葉、「しょうがない」についてです。 しょうがない ・ 仕様がない ・ shouganai しかたがない ・ 仕方がない ・ shikata ga nai It can't be helped. Literally, "There is no way/method." Shou (仕様) and shikata (仕方) are nouns that mean "way; method; means." Ga (が) marks the subject of the sentence (shou or shikata). Nai (ない) is the negated form of the informal, present tense of the verb "to have; to exist." 【You can also find us:】 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RachelAndJun Twitter: https://twitter.com/RachelAndJun Instagram: http://instagram.com/rachelandjun Our blog: http://rachelandjun.blogspot.com/ Extra videos: http://www.youtube.com/user/RachelandJunExtra Jun's Kitchen: http://www.youtube.com/user/JunsKitchen
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