Examples of 'ya-sho' in a sentence
Meaning of "ya-sho"
ya-sho (noun) - This phrase is a term used in martial arts, particularly in Japanese martial arts such as judo or karate, to signify an expression of respect, acknowledgment, or readiness to begin or end a practice session, competition, or demonstration. It is a formal and customary phrase used to convey etiquette and respect within the martial arts community
How to use "ya-sho" in a sentence
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I am glad to see a friend of my best friend Ya-sho.
Ya-sho accepted a guy like me.
Thank you for always looking after my Ya-sho.
Ya-sho is my big friend.
I heard what happened between you and Ya-sho.
Actually, Ya-sho accepted a trivial guy like me.
I heard what happened with you and Ya-sho.
None may approach Ya-sho without my permission!
Thank you for taking care of my Ya-sho.
As Ya-sho is my best friend, I am totally at a loss until he wakes up again.
I heard things between you and Ya-sho in the past.
Actually, Ya-sho accepted a nobody like me.
You need my permission to go near Ya-sho.
So I am quite shaken until he wakes up again . Ya-sho is my " big friend.
Do not mind any more about what happened at the bridge . Ya-sho.
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So I am totally at a loss until he wakes up again . Ya-sho is my " big friend.
I heard what happened with Ya-sho.
What happened at the bridge . Do not mind Ya-sho.
Why you are looking downward? Ya-sho.
Why are you looking down? Ya-sho.
