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