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re: are untranslated passages of plays increasingly common?
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Seth Christenfeld
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03:03 pm EST 11/07/22
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mikem
12:16 pm EST 11/07/22
My memory is that Kawabata spoke only Japanese in his scenes with other actors (except for one line), but that his monologue was spoken in accented English.
Seth, who could be wrong
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