Japanese Body Language and Gestures 4

Learn how make a gesture for "Come here"

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Lesson 4, Understanding Japanese body Language and gestures. Ready, here is the gesture. One more time. Is the meaning A) Go away B) Come here C) It’s dirty. The correct answer is B) Come here. This gesture means come here ちょっと (chotto). When doing this gesture, we sometimes say ちょっと (chotto) which literally means a minute but actually it means, do you have a second? Be careful, don’t do this to elders.

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