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Japan is far from Finland, so you may think that the two countries are not similar. However, they have something in common. I’ll introduce three things, character, culture and language.
First, people in Finland and people in Japan has similar character. They are said that moderate, shy, calm, honest, well-mannered, and kind. Of course not everyone has such characters, but it is sure that national characteristics of Finland and Japan has something in common. Therefore, it is easy for us to understand each other.
Second, cultures also have something in common. For example, in both countries, people take their shoes indoors. This is rare custom in the world. In a lot of countries, people do not take off their shoes in the house. What’s more, maybe because of our natinal characteristic, trains and buses come on time.
Third, they have something in common in language, especially in pronunciation. For example, “kani” means “rabbit” in Finnish and it means “clab” in Japanese, “uni” means “dream” in Finnish and it means “sea urchin eggs”.
As I have explained, there are something in common among Finland and Japan. So, it is easy for us to make friends with!!
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Please check my English.
Japan is far from Finland, so you may think that the two countries are not do not have many similarities. However, they do have some things in common. I’ll introduce you to three things, character, culture and language.
First, people in Finland and people in Japan have a similar character. They are said that to be moderate, shy, calm, honest, well-mannered, and kind. Of course not everyone has such a character, but it is sure that the national characteristics of Finland and Japan have something in common. Therefore, it is easy for us to understand each other.
Second, their cultures also have something in common. For example, in both countries, people take their shoes off indoors. This is a rare custom in the world. In a lot of countries, people do not take off their shoes in the house. What’s more, maybe because of our national characteristics, trains and buses come on time.
Third, they have something in common in similar languages, especially in pronunciation. For example, “kani” means “rabbit” in Finnish and it means “crab” in Japanese, “uni” means “dream” in Finnish and it means “sea urchin eggs” in Japanese.
As I have explained, there are some things in common among Finland and Japan. So, it is easy for us to make friends with each other!!
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Please check my English.
Japan is far from Finland, so you may think that the two countries are not similar. However, they have something ( or some things ) in common. I’ll introduce three things: character, culture and language.
First, people in Finland and people in Japan has ( have) similar characters. They are said that (to be ) moderate, shy, calm, honest, well-mannered, and kind. Of course not everyone has such characters, but it is sure ( certain ) that national characteristics of Finland and Japan has ( have ) something in common. Therefore, it is easy for us to understand each other.
Secondly, their cultures also have something in common. For example, in both countries, people take off their shoes indoors. This is a rare custom in the world. In a lot of countries, people do not take off their shoes in the house ( their homes ). What’s more, maybe because of our natinal (national) characteristics, trains and buses come on time.
Thirdly, they have something in common in language, especially in pronunciation. For example, “kani” means “rabbit” in Finnish and it means “clab” ( crab ) in Japanese, “uni” means “dream” in Finnish and it means “sea urchin eggs”.
As I have explained, there are something ( some things) in common among (between) Finland and Japan. So, it is easy for us to make friends with eachother!!
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