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>>831
Oh, yes. I did mix Paris's father up with Donald Trump.
If I remember correctly, he is called the king of real estate business.
Maybe I shouldn't assure how he was dubbed knowingly.
Chances are I'm wrong again. :)
>You say that the agency of a Kano sister started a rumour that she was
>dating a celebrity and her popularity went up?
I wouldn't use the word "pupularity." It's just that the rumor made
her widely known to general public because after the rumor they got to
appear on TV often. It's hard to explain but in my opinion, not many
people respect them. They tell on TV how gorgeous life they live
and how men overseas want to go out with them. The older sister
boasts about how she was asked to go out with men overseas.
The more they show off (even if what they say is true) the more
they sound stupid.
>I am guessing that a Japanese celebrity's popularity is directly
>related to how much that person appears on TV?
In most cases, such as idols and young actors whose target audience is
young people , yes. But there are exceptions. Some musicians try not
to appear on TV often to make them look mysterious. Being on magazines
can be a yardstick to measure how popular they are in Japan, too.
But is being on a TV show more infuluential and can reach more people
than being on a magazine in terms of the traits of these two media?
I know People magazine. There's similar one titled "US". Again I shouldn't
say knowingly. hehe There are weekly photo magazines with photos of
famous people's private life. If a young female actor or singer, say,
one of the members of morning musume or something is taken her photo
while dating a man by a photographer of the magazine, chances are
her dedicated male fans would be shocked and dissaponted, sometimes
feel betrayed.
Another yardstick to measure popularity is in how many TV ad actors and
singers appear.
>>832-833
日本人。ある程度の英語は書けるけど、言いたいことを表現するのは難しい。
ネイティブや日本人でも英語がうまい人が読めば、俺の英語はおかしな
ところがあるとわかるよ。
マギボンは英語板で質問に答えてくれていたから、そこで知った。