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This is a true? story from the Japanese Embassy in US!!!
A
few days ago, Prime Minister Mori was given some Basic English
conversation training before he visits
Washington and meets president Barack
Obama...
The instructor told Mori Prime Minister, when you shake
hand with President Obama, please say 'how r u'.
Then Mr. Obama
should say, 'I am fine, and you?' Now, you should say 'me too'.
Afterwards we, translators, will do the work for you.'
It
looks quite simple, but the truth is...
When Mori met Obama , he
mistakenly said 'who r u?' (Instead of 'How r u?'.)
Mr. Obama
was a bit shocked but still managed to react with humor:
'Well, I'm
Michelle's husband, ha-ha...'
Then Mori replied 'me too, ha-ha..
.'.
Then there was a long silence in the meeting room.