【No. 2126】Se-no (せーの - One, Two, Three)
Aug 17, 2023 11:56
Se-no
In Japan, when several people are lifting something heavy or taking the same action together, they often say 'se-no!' (せーの！).
Similarly, isse-no-se (いっせーのーせ) and isse-no-de (いっせーのーで) are often used (where issei (一斉) means "all together"), and se-no is believed to be short for these calls.
Other common calls when doing something together include ichi ni no san (いちにのさん - meaning "one, two, and three").
Also in English, the call "one, two, three" (or "three, two, one") is a common way to synchronize actions.
Othe English common calls include "ready, set, go" and "here we go."
In Japan, when several people are lifting something heavy or taking the same action together, they often say 'se-no!' (せーの！).
Similarly, isse-no-se (いっせーのーせ) and isse-no-de (いっせーのーで) are often used (where issei (一斉) means "all together"), and se-no is believed to be short for these calls.
Other common calls when doing something together include ichi ni no san (いちにのさん - meaning "one, two, and three").
Also in English, the call "one, two, three" (or "three, two, one") is a common way to synchronize actions.
Othe English common calls include "ready, set, go" and "here we go."
せーの
複数人で重いものを持ち上げたり、一斉に同じを動きをする際、日本人はよく「せーの！」と言います。
同様に「いっせーのーせ」や「いっせーのーで」もよく使われ（「いっせー（一斉）」は "all together" を意味）、「せーの」はこれら掛け声を省略したものと考えられます。
その他には、「いちにのさん」（直訳: "one, two, and three"）などの掛け声も一般的です。
英語でも "one, two, three" (or "three, two, one") は掛け声として一般的です。
英語での掛け声は他にも "ready, set, go" や "here we go" がよく使われるようです。
複数人で重いものを持ち上げたり、一斉に同じを動きをする際、日本人はよく「せーの！」と言います。
同様に「いっせーのーせ」や「いっせーのーで」もよく使われ（「いっせー（一斉）」は "all together" を意味）、「せーの」はこれら掛け声を省略したものと考えられます。
その他には、「いちにのさん」（直訳: "one, two, and three"）などの掛け声も一般的です。
英語でも "one, two, three" (or "three, two, one") は掛け声として一般的です。
英語での掛け声は他にも "ready, set, go" や "here we go" がよく使われるようです。
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- Se-no (せーの - One, Two, Three)
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- Se-no
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- In Japan, when several people are lifting something heavy or taking the same action together, they often say 'se-no!' (せーの！).
- In Japan, when several people are lifting something heavy or doing the same action together, they often say 'se-no!' (せーの！).
- Similarly, 'isse-no-se' (いっせーのーせ) and 'isse-no-de' (いっせーのーで) are often used (where 'issei' (一斉) means "all together"), and 'se-no' is believed to be short for these calls.
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
- Other common calls when doing something together include 'ichi ni no san' (いちにのさん - meaning "one, two, and three").
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
- Also in English, the call "one, two, three" (or "three, two, one") is a common way to synchronize actions.
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
- Othe English common calls include "ready, set, go" and "here we go."
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
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