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How to say calm down a little, kissho, your bumpkin nature is standing out! in Japanese
| 1) | すこしすこし(sukoshi) (adv,n) small quantity/little/few/something/little while/short distance落ち着けno dictionary result, likely a conjigated verbno dictionary result, likely a conjigated verb吉祥吉祥(kichijou) (n) lucky omen/happy/auspicious、、(、) Japanese commaおのぼりさんおのぼりさん(onoborisan) (n) countryside people/visitor from the country/out-of-towner/country bumpkin/yokel丸出し丸出し(marudashi) (n) bare/exposed/undisguised/broadだぞno dictionary result, likely a conjigated verbno dictionary result, likely a conjigated verb。。(。) Japanese period "." | |
 | sukoshi ochitsuke kichijou 、 onoborisan marudashi dazo 。 | |
| Grammer form | 謙譲語 (Humble form)Humble form (kenjougo) convays a sense of humility, commonly used by store employees, espessially in the service industry. Click for examples / more info | |
| Translation by mookeee | ||
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