La bandera de Japón y Bangladés

The flag of Japan and Bangladesh

Author: AlainKun December 3, 2006

A few weeks ago came three new students to my class, from Bangladesh. These days we have been decorating for Christmas class, and I saw a banner hung in the classroom with green background and a red circle in the center. My first thought upon seeing this flag is that someone had run out of white cardboard to make the flag of Japan and had decided to use the green, but no, it turns out that the flag of Bangladesh is exactly like the Japanese but with a green background.

Flag of Bangladesh

Flag of Japan

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December 3, 2006

-Br1-

Man if there were no white cardboard I guess they would take a sheet rather than change the colors, the green and not white like nothing in any case would use the yellow, would be a Japanese-Spanish flag would be nice hehe.

December 3, 2006

Mayatronic

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December 3, 2006

Hephaestus

If we rely on the pictures you put us, the flag of Bangladesh is a bit off center circle to the left. Since I have no desire to check it now (which is a vague) jijij Fiare me. Regards, I love your blog, I am also preparing for a possible scholarship to the country of the rising sun.

December 3, 2006

AdAmToRrESpOnS

Well .. is a funny thing but not interesting.
In the last post taught to make balls with OCTOPUS ..
Now it's time to think about us vegetarians heh heh, see if you teach us to cook something that does not bear good meat (or fish).
See if your kitchen this time! Or in Japan the guy does not cook?
Have a good nice

December 4, 2006

From Japan ...

For Adam!
There is a typical Japanese dish okonomiyaki is like but that is made with anegui (あねぎ). It is typical of the south-western Japan and is very good. Has not used the same batter but takoyaki sauce, I think you like ... the problem is I do not remember the name.
Yes, even if you're vegetarian, do not mind eating eggs, also in the same line of taste, I recommend the classic style okonomiyaki in Hiroshima, Kansai style meat usually carried by default, but not that of Hiroshima.
However, in Japan there is no shortage vegetarian, would not you Alain?
Indeed, in Japan the guy does not usually cook, but it is at work Alain their paellitas, garlic, oil, etc ... is my idol! I am a klutz in the kitchen!