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日本人が ウズベキスタン旅行に行くと 受ける文化ショック。 00:00
1番目:美人の多さにびっくり。 00:03
街中にスタイル抜群の女性がたくさん。 00:05
長い脚、細いウエスト、自然な美しさ。 00:07
モデル級の人が普通に歩いてるレベル。 00:10
2番目:二重生活文化。 00:12
イスラム教国だけど、想像以上にオープン。 00:13
お酒も飲むし、恋愛も自由。 00:16
「表と裏の顔」があるのが面白い特徴。 00:18
3番目:有料トイレの洗礼。 00:20
ほとんどの公衆トイレは有料。 00:22
無料でもとても使えないレベルで汚い…。 00:24
小銭を常に持ち歩くのが旅の基本!。 00:26
4番目:地下鉄がまるで美術館。 00:29
駅ごとに内装が違って超芸術的。 00:31
モザイク、彫刻、天井画まである駅も。 00:33
地下鉄に乗るだけで観光気分!。 00:36
ウズベキスタン、行ってみたくなりましたか?。 00:38
他に驚いたことがあればコメントで教えてください!。 00:40

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[English]
Cultural shocks Japanese experience when traveling in Uzbekistan.
1. Surprised by the abundance of beautiful people.
The streets are filled with women who have amazing style.
Long legs, slim waists, and natural beauty.
People who look like models are just walking around casually.
2. Dual lifestyle culture.
It’s an Islamic country, but it’s more open than you’d expect.
People drink alcohol and have freedom in romantic relationships.
It’s interesting how there’s a “public face” and a “private face.”
3. The paid toilet experience.
Most public restrooms are paid.
Even the free ones are too dirty to use…
Always carry spare change—it’s a travel essential!
4. The subway feels like an art museum.
Each station has a unique, artistic interior design.
Some stations even have mosaics, sculptures, and ceiling paintings.
Just riding the subway feels like sightseeing!
Does Uzbekistan make you want to visit?
Let us know in the comments if there’s anything else that surprised you!
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Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

旅行

/ryoːkoː/

A1
  • noun
  • - travel

びっくり

/bikkuri/

A1
  • verb
  • - to be surprised

美人

/bijin/

A2
  • noun
  • - beautiful woman

スタイル

/sutaitsu/

A2
  • noun
  • - style

自然

/shizen/

A2
  • adjective
  • - natural

イスラム教

/isuːramukyoː/

B1
  • noun
  • - Islam

オープン

/oːpun/

B1
  • adjective
  • - open

恋愛

/renai/

B1
  • noun
  • - romance

有料

/yuːryoː/

B1
  • adjective
  • - paid

汚い

/kitanai/

A2
  • adjective
  • - dirty

小銭

/kozeni/

B1
  • noun
  • - loose change

地下鉄

/chikatetsu/

A2
  • noun
  • - subway

美術館

/bijutsukan/

B1
  • noun
  • - art museum

モザイク

/mozaiku/

B2
  • noun
  • - mosaic

彫刻

/chokoku/

B2
  • noun
  • - sculpture

天井画

/tenjoːga/

C1
  • noun
  • - ceiling painting

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Key Grammar Structures

  • 日本人がウズベキスタン旅行に行くと受ける文化ショック。

    ➔ Conditional と (when/if)

    ➔ When a Japanese person "goes" to Uzbekistan, they experience culture shock.

  • 美人の多さにびっくり。

    ➔ Noun + の + 多さ + に (surprised by the abundance of …)

    ➔ I was "surprised" by the "abundance" of beautiful women.

  • お酒も飲むし、恋愛も自由。

    ➔ Parallel も … し … も … (listing with also and and)

    "Alcohol" is also drunk, and "love" is also free.

  • 表と裏の顔があるのが面白い特徴。

    ➔ ~があるのが (nominalization of a clause)

    "Having" a "front and back face" is an interesting characteristic.

  • ほとんどの公衆トイレは有料。

    ➔ ほとんどの (almost all / most of)

    "Almost all" public toilets are paid.

  • 無料でもとても使えないレベルで汚い…。

    ➔ でも (even though / despite)

    ➔ Even when it's free, it's "still" very dirty and unusable.

  • 地下鉄に乗るだけで観光気分!

    ➔ だけで (just by …; enough to …)

    ➔ Just "by riding" the subway, you feel like a tourist.

  • ウズベキスタン、行ってみたくなりましたか?

    ➔ てみる + くなる (to try and then become inclined)

    ➔ Did you become "wanting to try going" to Uzbekistan?

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