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I like it head honcho H -e -a -d head That's my head honcho h -o -n -c -h -o Head honcho means the boss Actually it means the big boss and we always I think we always say it together the head hancho Who's the head hancho?
Who is the boss? He's one of the hanchos one of the bosses now what's interesting the word hancho actually comes from Japanese yeah, I think it's a military expression and And, it means some sort of military leader, I believe, in Japan.
So, I know. We have many Japanese listeners.
Don Morigato Kojaimasu.
Thank you so much. Please tell me exactly, what does and tell us everybody hancho mean, exactly what does hancho mean?
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Check it out. Where's the head honcho?
He's out for lunch. Did you eat yet?
I always brown bag it.
Homemade food is tops.
Oh, what a great dialogue.
Where is the head honcho?
Where is the boss? Probably the president of the company, the owner of the company.
He's out for lunch. He left and he's having lunch. Did you eat yet?
Have you eaten yet?
I always brown -bag it.
Now. We studied to brown -bag it yesterday.
I always bring my lunch from home and the guy says homemade food is tops It doesn't get better.
It's the best tops Excellent expression.
And I agree homemade food is tops.
Head honcho. So are you the head honcho at your company?
Are you the head honcho in your group?
In your team? On your team?
Are you the head honcho at home?
Who's the head honcho in your house?
At your company? In your group of friends?
At your school? Any type of different situation could have a different head hancho.
Me? Am I the head hancho?
You bet. I'm the head hancho in my house.
Below me, all my cats and bears.
Yes, I did say bears.
Let's check out that dialog two more times.
Where's the head hancho?
He's out for lunch. Did you eat yet?
I always brown - bag it.
Aw, home -made food is tops!
Where's the head hancho?
He's out for lunch. Did you eat yet?
I always brown -bag it.
Aw, home -made food is tops!
So once again, if you are from Japan or if you know Japanese language like really really really really well, please tell me the exact definition of hancho.
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