joshnii 2 Posted December 24, 2013 Share Posted December 24, 2013 No, not a relative of muikabochi or tokabochi, but a phenm of 64.5% of people spending Christmas Ibu alone. No doubt scoffing Kentucky. 1人きりでイブ過ごす「クリぼっち」64・5% 「聖夜」はパートナーと過ごすからこそ、財布のヒモも緩みがちだ。しかし、肝心の相手がいなければ消費活動にもつながらない。 レストラン予約サイトが20~30歳代の男女約1800人を対象にした「クリスマスディナー」に関する調査では、男性70%、女性58%が「付き合っている人がいない」と回答。男女平均で、64・5%がイブに恋人がいないとみられるという。 若者の間では、イブを1人きりで過ごすことを、一人ぼっちにかけて「クリぼっち」と呼ぶのが定着している。予約サイトの市場調査担当者は「若者はパートナーがいなければ、クリスマスでもお金はかけないのでは」と予測する。しかし、若者にとっても豪華なクリスマスは憧れのはずだとして、担当者は「まずは『クリぼっち』の状態から脱却しなければというのが本音だろう」と分析している。 Link to post Share on other sites
pie-eater 207 Posted December 24, 2013 Share Posted December 24, 2013 I just spent the last few hours painstaikingly translating that. And for your non Japanese readers, here's what it says: "Chestnut lonely" - 64.5% to spend Eve in one all alone Simply because I spend with partners , purse strings is also a loose -prone " Christmas Eve " . However , it does not lead to consumption activities if there are no other party to the point . The survey restaurant reservation site is intended for about 1800 men and women 20-30 years of age on " Christmas dinner " , 70% men , 58% women and answers to " no one is going out ." And that seen in men and women mean , that there is no lover to Eve 64.5% . Among young people , it has been established to call the " chestnut lonely " over alone , to spend one all alone in the Eve . Market research personnel reservation site to predict "if there are no partners young people , money is not even over Christmas " he said. However , I have analyzed that as should yearning luxurious Christmas for young people , the person in charge " would be real intention of that have to move away from the first state of the "chestnut lonely." Link to post Share on other sites
muikabochi 208 Posted December 24, 2013 Share Posted December 24, 2013 Chestnut lonely! Link to post Share on other sites
teikiatsulover 6 Posted December 24, 2013 Share Posted December 24, 2013 Which brings us back to the whole sexless society here. Must suck to not be shagging! Link to post Share on other sites
charlotte 0 Posted December 25, 2013 Share Posted December 25, 2013 Find it quite amusing how it's all about 24th here. Do kids actually think Christmas is the 24th? Not that it really matters I suppose! Link to post Share on other sites
Tubby Beaver 209 Posted December 25, 2013 Share Posted December 25, 2013 Some Christian cultures it's about the 24th as well......I think it's mostly the Anglo-countries where the 25th is the celebrated day Link to post Share on other sites
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