Mei undergoes strict instruction from a geisha named Otoyakko to become a proper lady worthy of being Ougai's fiancée. She struggles desperately to learn how to wear a kimono, how to carry herself, and etiquette. Otoyakko observes Mei and tells her that, "I don't mind women like you." As Mei's training continues, she fails to take notice of when Otoyakko slips and speaks in a more manly tone, revealing that her geisha mentor may not be all "she" appears to be.
You should have something to eat 
before going to the dinner party.
Deberías comer algo antes de la fiesta.
Deberías comer algo antes de la fiesta.
Dovresti mangiare qualcosa
prima di andare alla festa.
Você deve comer algo antes
de ir ao banquete.
Тебе стоит поесть перед
званым обедом.