Comments by "Yo2" (@yo2trader539) on "What's it like being Latin in Japan?" video.

  1.  @devina8812  Most Peruvians in Japan have Japanese ancestry. So I don't think Inca-language would be there native tongue.
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  2. I suspect that's true in every country for every immigrant. Even if you master the local language, you will always feel a little different. It usually takes a generation or two to become a full member of the local society. How you felt is how all the immigrants feel when they migrate to a foreign country.
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  3. The way she speaks Japanese is no natural.
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  4.  @awsnie  Japanese people want to be friends with you because you have a good personality.
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  5.  @awsnie  I've worked with enough foreigners in Japan to know that some people have much easier time in integrating socially and adapting culturally, while others face enormous struggles to be accepted by Japanese people. Fluency in language and culture is a pre-requisite, but my impression is that there are certain personal traits and individual characteristics that would be more receptive and respected among Japan society. We'd often say somebody with a good personality and temperament as 性格が良い, and it is highly valued among Japanese society, perhaps more than anything. This will show in how one speaks, choice of words, manners, behaviors, mindset, dresses, etc.
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  6. You guys are so warm you even kill each other.
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