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ご飯にする?お風呂にする?それとも私?

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Japanese

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Kanji in this term
はん
Grade: 4

Grade: 2

Grade: S
わたし
Grade: 6
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Alternative forms

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Etymology

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“Would you like dinner? Would you like a bath? Or would you like me?”—新婚三択(しんこんさんたく) (shinkonsantaku, the three-choice question for a newly-wed).

Pronunciation

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  • (わたし) (watashi) is coquettishly pronounced with a pause in between each mora.

Phrase

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(はん)にする?お()()にする?それとも(わたし) (gohan ni suru? ofuro ni suru? sore tomo watashi?

  1. A stock phrase in Japanese pop culture supposedly used by the wife in a newly-wed couple to invite her new husband to bed.