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xvarnah
· 5 years ago
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Itadakimasu is actually one of my favourite Japanese phrases (which is misleading because I don't know many). People always seem so happy when they're saying it
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mrsuperman8942
· 5 years ago
what does it mean?
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guest
· 5 years ago
Literally it is the polite form of "to recieve" but practically it is used as an expression of gratitude for food one is about to eat, like "thanks for the meal" or "yay, food!". Kind of like saying grace or a prayer of gratitude before a meal but culturally instead of religiously.
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