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Hi, everyone. This week proverb is very short. Only four words.

Waste not, want not.

Don’t waste anything, you won’t need anything.
何も無駄にするな、なにも必要ではない。

Very simple proverb and hope you remember this week.

WAST NOT. WANT NOT!!

See you tomorrow.

Hi, everybody. Today’s business expression is “Cash Cow”.

A cash cow is a part of a business or business that make a lots of money steady.

Now could be for example, if I have a business, let say just I have a takoyaki stand,

for some reasons my takoyaki stand is very very popular

and I’m always making money and I’m very happy making money.

Well, I would say my takoyaki stand is my Cash Cow. It’s a cash cow.

Cow, of course, has teats. Teats are breast for cow.

And if you pull on the teats, milk comes out.

But in this case I don’t get milk, I get MONEY CASH!


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Another way to use “Cash Cow” is, for example,

if company, I don’t know Sony, has one product that makes a lot of money,

we say that product is Cash Cow.

For example the iPod.

Now mackintosh makes many things, for example, computer you’re using now,

this computer here is iMac. I’m very happy with it.

But I think mackintosh is making all rich, real good money from the iPod.

So we can say iPod is their cash cow.

See you tomorrow.

Hi, everybody. The idiom of this week is very simple.

It’s the words “Hit" and "books” as in hit the books

If you want to improve your English, you have to hit the books.

Hit is very very useful verb.

Hit changes every time you use it depending on the situation,

but today I’m just gonna teach you one simple idiom.

Hit the books

Next week, I’ll teach you another hit the books idiom.

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Ah, this week if you want to say study, you can say hit the books.

It’s time to hit the books. You’ve better hit the books.

If you wanna improve your English, hit the books!

What’re you doing tonight? Do you wanna go up to a party?

No, I’ve gotta stay home and hit the books. I’ve gotta test tomorrow.

OK? Very simple to use to study

See you later~

Hi, everybody. Today’s slang expression is

How do you say “ayashii” in English?

Well, you can look on a dictionary

and you’ll see the words suspect, suspicious, doubtful

but I would say two good words are

Shady, it’s especially for the business, we say that

That’s sounds a little shady.

For example, please give me 10,000yen this week,

Next week, I’ll give you 20,000yen.

You can double your money.

If you can give me 100,000yen, next week I’ll give you 200,000yen.

I wouldn’t do that. That sounds a little shady.


What’s kind of business does your uncle do?

I don’t know he’s in some kind of shady business.







Another good word, good way to translate “ayashii”, is fishy.

Fishy is especially good for foods.

For example, open up your refrigerator and sandwich is there.

Smelled sandwich. It smells a little fishy.

The guy acting is little fishy. His story is a little fisy.

 “Fishy” can be used for people story foods.

I wouldn’t say Shady for food, but I would use it for people.

He’s a shady character.

That’s a shady business deal.

See ya~.