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gaijinmark
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| tabana wrote: | 
I'm not sure if it's just me, but almost everybody who speaks English in dorama sounds really strange. Strange accent, talk too slow and doesn't make any sense. Even a few times you have to read the subtitles to figure out what the hell they're talking about.  |
That's because they're speaking in katakana, "�L�b�V�@�}�C�@�A�b�V!!!"
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koolaid
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| gaijinmark wrote: | The thing is, if you watch that opening scene, and the later scenes (episode 10? 11?) where he's in "Canada" if you listen to the guide's voice, he's got a distinct Australian/New Zealand accent. |
There's lots of Australians on the ski slopes here in BC, especially Whistler.
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