Chat in English (英語で雑談)　part 207

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**名無しさん＠英語勉強中** (ATW 0H0b-kHLv) · 2018/05/14(月) 15:35:12.73

>>415
I understand that, but generally polite expressions should be longer than casual words. This inconvenience can apply to japanese language also. 外国の方 or 海外の方 is longer than just saying 外人, right?
We just need to torelate it and get used to it.

2018/05/14(月) 16:09:09.95

Well, still I conitune to call them “gaijin” or “害人”. Maybe “外国人” if they are nice people.