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That Deer Just Headbutted You. You Held the Crackers Like a Snack.

To say One pack of deer crackers, please in Japanese, say 鹿せんべい、一袋ください (shika senbei, hito-fukuro kudasai).

That deer just headbutted you. You held the crackers like a snack, not a shield.

shika senbei, hito-fukuro kudasai One pack of deer crackers, please

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  1. 鹿せんべい、一袋ください。 Shika senbei, hito-fukuro kudasai. One pack of deer crackers, please.
  2. 鹿せんべい、一袋ください。 Shika senbei, hito-fukuro kudasai. One pack of deer crackers, please.

Why this phrase

POV at Nara Park. Hana plays the stall vendor selling official 鹿せんべい. Kofuku plays the tourist who just got headbutted because he held the crackers at chest height. The rescue: buy the official pack from the stall (not convenience-store snacks), then hold it high so the deer bow instead of charge. Feeding anything else is banned.

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