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- I think "playing shop" is a kind of sarcastic way of describing the management. If a young child for example is playing with a doll house is could be referred to by an older person as "playing house". (Or if a young child is pretending to be a shop owner with a friend or something it could be described as "playing shop").0 votedApril 15, 20191
- Context Normally I can tell the difference between two similar words when speaking Japanese based on context, for example if I said "日本に いきたい" in most situations you can assume I mean 行きたいrather than 生きたい or something else- but in a situation where both versions of the the word make sense, for example "このゲームはおもしろい" how can you clarify if it's funny or interesting without writing the kanji down?April 15, 2019271

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