Ooh, they're actually supposed to be that way. If it scares you, your fight-or-flight response gets activated and if you do that you're more likely to prepare more than if you werent scared.
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Yes ik. But i prefer japan's. Much more calming and informative.
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Oh yeah it is. If you're watching the news and an earthquake/tsumami/natural disaster warning comes on, the reporters translate seamlessly. It's part of the culture over there becuase if a reporter makes even one single mistake the entire station will get calls for weeks-