When I went to the electronics store in town, I saw my kohai(*) who works there shoveling the snow in the parking area for the store.
"Hey, hard working man. What's up?" I said to him.
He replied me "Getting snow removed from this parking."
I was happy to see him working so hard. So, I said him
"HURRAY!! HURRAY!! (Kohai's name)!! GANBARE!! GANBARE!! (Kouhai's name)!!"
out loud like the school cheering boys in Japan.
(*kouhai = A senpai and kohai are generally similar in a lot of ways. They're usually fairly close in age, and have a similar occupation and social standing.The differences is when it comes to seniority and/or experience.
Two people may both be students at the same school, but if one is a first-year student and the other is a third-year, then that would constitute a senpai/kohai relationship.)
Ref: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Kohai
"Hey, hard working man. What's up?" I said to him.
He replied me "Getting snow removed from this parking."
I was happy to see him working so hard. So, I said him
"HURRAY!! HURRAY!! (Kohai's name)!! GANBARE!! GANBARE!! (Kouhai's name)!!"
out loud like the school cheering boys in Japan.
Then, he threw me the snow that he was shoveling.
......WHY!?
Two people may both be students at the same school, but if one is a first-year student and the other is a third-year, then that would constitute a senpai/kohai relationship.)
Ref: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Kohai