Hideki
Hello everyone 😆 When we take a picture in Japan, Japanese people say "Hi cheese". 📾✹That makes for a natural smile. Why is it cheese? đŸ€”How about in your country? But perhaps we don't say it these days. 😅It feels old to me. đŸ˜©But I wonder why it makes me smile.🙌✹
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Hello everyone 😆 When we take a picture in Japan, Japanese people say "Hi cheese". 📾✹That makes for a natural smile. Why is it cheese? đŸ€”How about in your country? But perhaps we don't say it these days. 😅It feels old to me. đŸ˜©But I wonder why it makes me smile.🙌✹
In Brazil we usually say "X" that is pronounced like "chees" Thats because of the sound of the "e" that makes you naturally smile I guess 🧐
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Hello everyone 😆 When we take a picture in Japan, Japanese people say "Hi cheese". 📾✹That makes for a natural smile. Why is it cheese? đŸ€”How about in your country? But perhaps we don't say it these days. 😅It feels old to me. đŸ˜©But I wonder why it makes me smile.🙌✹
It is the long ee sound that forces a smile. Your mouth has to be in a near smile to make the sound. Cheese is still sometimes used, but some people have fun with it and make up different words ending with a long ee. It could be puppies for example. Of course, the stranger the word, the more likely it is that people will laugh instead.
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Hello everyone 😆 When we take a picture in Japan, Japanese people say "Hi cheese". 📾✹That makes for a natural smile. Why is it cheese? đŸ€”How about in your country? But perhaps we don't say it these days. 😅It feels old to me. đŸ˜©But I wonder why it makes me smile.🙌✹
In Italy we used to say cheese too. However, nowadays no one does it anymore I agree with you, I think that it’s because of the expression of the mouth while pronouncing this word. â˜ș
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