How would you say "Please don't do that." if someone does something to make you uncomfortable?
For example, where I live now is not where I grew up. Back where I grew up people are much friendlier but it also means they are not as afraid to invade your personal space. I use to have random strangers come up to me and touch my hair almost every month and it was annoying. So I guess another phrase i'm looking to learn is "Please don't touch my hair. I don't know you." Any thoughts?
I"m actually from a southern state in the United States so it's fairly common in that area to be social with strangers. People are also friendlier than people in more dense cities like where I live now.
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I know how you feel. Japanese people are just so obsessed/fascinated with black features.
I believe you can say "私の髪に触わないでください。ー わたしのかみにさわないでください. " It simply means "Please don't touch my hair" or you can say "やめてくださいー やめてください!”"don't touch it please"
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