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6/21/2025, 10:59:07 PM
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Sakura's said "道端で土下座なんかして..." in the original Japanese for "kneeling on the ground on the side of the road...". So, she did refer to it as a dogeza (土下座), the most deferent act of Japanese etiquette. Though she did say "土下座なんか" which is closer to "something like a dogeza" or "dogeza or something".
Sakura's said "道端で土下座なんかして..." in the original Japanese for "kneeling on the ground on the side of the road...". So, she did refer to it as a dogeza (土下座), the most deferent act of Japanese etiquette. Though she did say "土下座なんか" which is closer to "something like a dogeza" or "dogeza or something".
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