In the last issue, we introduced "rewinding" and "turning the channel". This time, we received words related to Part 1, "The film is gone. I'm full!" This is a phrase that was used in the days of digital cameras with built-in SD cards, one step ahead of the film era in Part 1. The capacity of SD cards back then was not as large as it is now...

In Part 2 of this series, we introduced "avec," which means a couple of lovers. In Part 3, we will continue to introduce "Japanese words you don't hear anymore" that we received from our employees and readers. Rewinding" In the past, tape media was used for music and videos, but nowadays there is no need to rewind, and the word "rewind" itself seems to have disappeared. However, nowadays, we don't need to rewind and the word "rewind" itself is no longer heard.

In Part 1, we introduced a Japanese phrase that is rarely heard in today's digital society: "Film is gone. Thank you very much for your submissions! Avec" is now called "couple," but back then, "avec" was a common way of saying "couple. I think it is almost a dead word now. Thank you for your submissions!