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We were all laughing ...... : )
Me, because I was completely wrong. I thought they were tourists from somewhere....
Well, he was from Bergen (Norway`s second biggest city) and she was from Stavanger!
I got their permission to put this photo out on the blog, and finished with one of the very few phrases I can say in Japanese "Domo arigato geseimas".
I still smile a little when I look at this photo, they must have thought I was completely crazy:)
14 comments:
Konnichi wa, Gunn san!
I would have guessed that they were from Japan, too! Only I can speak some Japanese so they would have been surprised at me!
Domo arigato gozaimashita!
Genki de ne!
Sayonara
They do have happy smiles!
Ahahaha...
"Youku dekimashita"!
Good job!
Very lovely.
Inuits, crossed my mind ;-)
Well, I thought they were Japanese when I first saw your photo, so I'm not surprised! Plus the 'peace' sign is so very Japanese :-D
I don't know what you mean. They certainly look Norwegian to me.
Fun portrait.
How come they don't have any names?
To Steffe.-
I`ll remember pen and paper next time I hope...
Some people don`t want to have their name published, others want to have their full name published.
Funny. I'm smiling too. This is a cool story. Love the Peace sign.
This is so nice--the photo and the story behind it brightened my day.
Its so nice to meet people with a smile in their face!
I just love when situations like this happen! Very funny post! :-)
By the way, I'm familiar with 'domo arigato', but what does 'geseimas' mean? (A portuguese asking this to a norwegian - don't you think it's a bit crazy? LOL!)
To JM,
I might be wrong, but I was told that saying "geseimas" at the end, is like the difference between saying "thank you", and "Thank you very much."
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