[SDAM-075] Reiwa Gal Joins the Battle! Cosplay Dutch Wife Couple Game! If She Doesn’t Move Even When Being Ravaged by a Top AV Actor in Front of Her Boyfriend, She Wins 1 Million Yen!! 2
they just want to steal the opportunity, before being taken by the boyfriend! the woman’s enjoyment, how to make love more enjoyable than my boyfriend and I feel satisfied.
why do they make out that a million yen is a lot of money. It is just over £5,000 which is not life changing. the film is nonsense of course but they like making these kind of films.
Google says £5,000 is $6,365.50 U S Dollars, and that One Million Yen is $6,856.22 USDs. I’m just no good with international numbers, so I’ll trust it.
I do remember being shocked in French class while learning that une mille was one thousand. I do remember that the British billion is now 1,000,000,000 as elsewhere, but that the ‘old’ British billion was 1,000,000,000,000, which is now a trillion. And that all scares me.
The cover has the money on it, written: 100万円 (100 Man-en)
And I googled Japanese counting. What I found said:
“Now, let’s take a look at large numbers over 100,000. Whereas English uses 1,000 as one unit and expresses 10,000 as 10 times 1,000 (ten-thousand), Japanese uses man (万) as one unit.
Let’s just remember 4 zeros is 「万」(man). . . They continue as follows:
In English the next unit corresponding to 1,000 x 1,000 is 1,000,000 (million). In Japanese the next unit corresponding to 10,000 x 10,000 is 100,000,000 (ichi-oku 「1億」/ hundred million).”
thank you for your very detailed reply. Maybe in Japan 1 million yen is a lot of money I have no idea if it is. I was just making the point that in the UK it’s really not a lot of money. Again thanks and I love this site.
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This follows the earlier:
[SDAM-068] Reiwa Gyaru joins the fray! The Nariwari Dutchwife Couple Game! A million yen if she doesn’t move even after being pistoned hard by a top porn actor right in front of her boyfriend’s eyes!
And the similar, still earlier [SDMU-189] No voice! Don’t move! Absolutely! The game of the dutch wife couple! A million yen if she doesn’t move even though she’s being pistoned hard by a top porn actor right in front of her boyfriend!
First – Fukuta Momo thru about 1:01:35 ish (Love the beauty spot to the left (our right) of her mouth
Second – Suzuka Kurumi thru about 1:59:19 ish
Third Arise Aori thru about 2:54:45 ish
Last Katou Roze 2:54:45 ish thru end.
they just want to steal the opportunity, before being taken by the boyfriend! the woman’s enjoyment, how to make love more enjoyable than my boyfriend and I feel satisfied.
Beautiful tall slim busty Reiwa gal.
why do they make out that a million yen is a lot of money. It is just over £5,000 which is not life changing. the film is nonsense of course but they like making these kind of films.
Google says £5,000 is $6,365.50 U S Dollars, and that One Million Yen is $6,856.22 USDs. I’m just no good with international numbers, so I’ll trust it.
I do remember being shocked in French class while learning that une mille was one thousand. I do remember that the British billion is now 1,000,000,000 as elsewhere, but that the ‘old’ British billion was 1,000,000,000,000, which is now a trillion. And that all scares me.
The cover has the money on it, written: 100万円 (100 Man-en)
And I googled Japanese counting. What I found said:
“Now, let’s take a look at large numbers over 100,000. Whereas English uses 1,000 as one unit and expresses 10,000 as 10 times 1,000 (ten-thousand), Japanese uses man (万) as one unit.
Let’s just remember 4 zeros is 「万」(man). . . They continue as follows:
10,000: ichi-man 「1万」
100,000: juu-man 「10万」
1,000,000: hyaku-man (one million) 「100万」
10,000,000: issen-man 「1000万」
In English the next unit corresponding to 1,000 x 1,000 is 1,000,000 (million). In Japanese the next unit corresponding to 10,000 x 10,000 is 100,000,000 (ichi-oku 「1億」/ hundred million).”
So I’ll just trust you. . .
thank you for your very detailed reply. Maybe in Japan 1 million yen is a lot of money I have no idea if it is. I was just making the point that in the UK it’s really not a lot of money. Again thanks and I love this site.
As do I. And thanks for your comments.
Thank you for ruining our enjoyment with math and finance comments, although its a fetch for some people
Your enjoyment was easily ruined.
Hope you recover