Sup people

[Ol Dirty Gaijin]

Maybe it is just because i am jealous that I can't use it... it sounds really silly with my accent.

Sup works OK for skips but keep it short. Wazup don't.
G'day rolls, but to be honest ,I don't think so many people say it. Or may be it's so natural I don't notice. Think I say it more here than in OZ.

But things go ass-wide when we finish sentences we "y' know" "eyh" and other country hack ends. Didn't really get into that habit, mother had a good pair of slippers handy to give me a good thwack cross the ear-ole to keep those away.

[sillygirl]

Wow! 'SUP'. New to me. Gonna use it from now on.

Should sound great with me northern English accent

[Taro Toporific]

I can't believe introducing myself led to such a (relatively) long thread. At least now everybody knows me

BTW: Howdy and welcome to the FG.

[myothercarisajumpsuit]

i went citibank and have had no regrets (i did it my way) since.
they have (well had) a few different plans depending on how much you can keep in balance. in 95, i got a savings deal where international money transfers, withdrawals, etc, were free if you could keep 50,0000 yen in balance. they might still have that. at that time there were better benefits than having a main branch in the states. maybe still so if you can handle the language aspect.

but i know little about japabanks, so...

g'luck
jumpsuit

[mr. sparkle]

[kamome]

[Charles]

Having lived so many years in LA, I will stick with the classic:

waa sappen nin?