First time in Vancouver
What I was surprised when I came to Vancouver is that many people say thank you when I get off the bus! most Japanese do not say it! conversely, it is said that thank you from the driver when getting off the bus in Japan.
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First time in Vancouver
What I was surprised about when I came to Vancouver is was (<--Stick with past tense.) that many people say thank you when I getting (<--"Say thank you when I get off the bus" means they're saying "thank you" to you when you get off.) off the bus! Most Japanese do not say it! Conversely, it is said that thank you is said from by the driver when getting off the bus in Japan.
This is true in the US and Canada (at least where I've been).
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We do this in Seattle, too! I never even considered that this might be weird to someone from the outside!
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