Sara and Airi: The Ultimate Love & Translation Kissing Challenge
Sara and Airi have different reservations about showing their “affection” through kissing on ‘Love & Translation.’
Sara and Airi’s Reservations
The journey for TLC’s Love & Translation’s three bachelors, Tripp, Kahlil, and Dylan, is only heating up with time. However, as viewers of the show know, neither the guys nor the women they’re getting to know can understand what one another is saying. That’s because none of the ladies can speak English, and the men can’t speak any of the 12 contestants’ languages.
The Unique Kissing Challenge
Due to the competition’s unique take on helping the singles find a real connection, they’re forced to use challenges that no one would probably do in real life, though they’re designed to increase connection.
On the show’s March 3 episode, the group will be challenged to narrow down their romantic conquests with the help of some lip-to-lip action through a kissing challenge.
On the show’s March 3 episode, the group will be challenged to narrow down their romantic conquests with the help of some lip-to-lip action through a kissing challenge.
The Concerns of Sara and Airi
In an exclusive clip shared with Distractify, two women, Sara from Italy and Airi from Japan, explain why they had reservations about kissing the men, whom they can only understand through a translator.
The Host’s Explanation
Sara and Airi: The Kiss Revelation
For Sara, kissing Dylan, Tripp, or Kahlil is deeper than seeing if she likes how their skin tastes. She explains how, in her culture, kissing is a “special” moment and says a good kisser is one who “gives you special vibes with the touch of his lips” and “should be able to make you feel desired.” According to her, all the guys must work extra hard to earn her passionate smooches.
Airi’s Cultural Perspective on Kissing
While Sara rightfully doesn’t want to give her goodies away to anyone for personal reasons, Airi’s reservations have more to do with her culture’s modest restrictions. She says in her confessional that, in her country, there’s rarely any casual kissing, and the act is strictly for those in “committed relationships,” which she is not involved in.
“In Japan, we don’t kiss much, even to the back of the hand, forehead, or anything,” Airi says. “Kissing on the cheek might happen between male and female friends, but we don’t kiss on the lips unless we’re in a committed relationship.”
“In Japan, we don’t kiss much, even to the back of the hand, forehead, or anything,” Airi says. “Kissing on the cheek might happen between male and female friends, but we don’t kiss on the lips unless we’re in a committed relationship.”
The Final Selection
So far, we don’t know which guy Airi or Sara kissed or where which body part they selected to kiss. What we do know is whoever they select should feel very lucky since kissing means a lot to them both!