Assertion: geisha | /r/HasProperty | japanese word
Facets:
value: in actuality
type: OTHER
value: for a prostitute
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: with classical japanese arts
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Geisha is a Japanese Word.
text: Geisha are only Japanese females, and they begin their training around the age of 16.
text: Geisha (pronounced /ˈɡeɪʃə/, Japanese: [ɡeːʃa]), like all Japanese nouns, has no distinct singular or plural variants.
text: A Geisha is a Japanese woman who entertains people (usually men), with classical Japanese arts.
text: "Geisha girls" were Japanese women who worked as prostitutes during the period of the Allied Occupation of Japan.
text: Geishas are Japanese entertainers, trained in the art of traditional dance, music, conversation, and tea serving.
text: Because while many people assume that geisha is just a Japanese word for a prostitute, the somewhat more romantic word 'courtesan' is closer in nuance, and even that is misleading when you consider their history.
text: In actuality, geisha are Japanese females who entertain through music, dance, and the simple art of conversation.