Japanese Body Language and Gestures 2

Learn how to say and gesture, "No way," or "Never happen"

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Lesson 2, Understanding Japanese body Language and gestures. Ready, here is the gesture. One more time. Is the meaning A) Thank you B) Go away C) No way. The correct answer is C. This gesture means no, no or no way とんでもない！ (Tondemonai!). When using this gesture, we often say とんでもない！ (Tondemonai!) which means no way. Do you know the meaning of this gesture? Find out in the next lesson.

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