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I can't find the ward of this good both in French dictionaries and English dictionaries. The owner, one of the construction worker, says that we call it Bakanaga (Ba-ka-na-ga). It means Foolishly Long.
It must be a very popular goods. Fishers and worker in the fish market wear it commonly.
I search the inter-net with words; vetements, pêche. I look pictures and find it .
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The English is « wader » and the French is « échassier ».
Oh, I remember it, now. In Japanese, it is called U-E-E-Da-a.
I can't find the ward of this good both in French dictionaries and English dictionaries. The owner, one of the construction worker, says that we call it Bakanaga (Ba-ka-na-ga). It means Foolishly Long.
It must be a very popular goods. Fishers and worker in the fish market wear it commonly.
I search the inter-net with words; vetements, pêche. I look pictures and find it .
140505capture01.jpg
The English is « wader » and the French is « échassier ».
Oh, I remember it, now. In Japanese, it is called U-E-E-Da-a.
