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Date Posted: 18:28:05 09/25/05 Sun
Author: AE Ivy
Subject: Well, the thing is that people in Japan don't celebrate Halloween as such; that is to say that although a few teens have Halloween parties around then, there is no such thing as Trick-or-Treating, so, no phrase. But... I will ask the natives I know if they know of the English phrase and if there is one in Japanese or not. I could hazard a guess as to what it would be like, but first I'd have to understand the English phrase better. Anyone know the actual meaning behind the English phrase?
In reply to: 's message, "Re: How do you say trick-or-treat in Japanese?" on 10:34:58 09/25/05 Sun


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