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Elaine
What's some common Japanese slang that young people use?
17 apr. 2015 00:46
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Hmm.. If I can remember some.. めちゃめちゃ(Mecha mecha) - Quite, very much.. ex 彼女はめちゃめちゃ可愛いかな。- Kanojo wa mecha mecha kawaii ka na (She is quite cute, isn't it?) ぶっちゃけ (Buuchake) - Honestly, to be honest.. ex ぶっちゃけ、この映画はへんだよ。 (Honestly, this movie is bad) おひさ (It's been a while since...) It is like 久しぶり (hisashiburi) ex おえ、おひさね。 (Hey, it's been a while. [since I last saw you]) さいこだわ (Saiko dawa) - Its awesome それは君の新しい車の。さいこだわ。 (That your new car? It is awesome.) Note> The "dawa" makes the sentence a bit feminine. きもい (kimoi) - Creepy, gross.. Usually used to describre stalkers, perverts.. ex あの男人はきもいだよ。 (That guy is gross/a creepy) やばい (yabai) - It can means "bad" or "good" depending on the context.. ex やばい、もう遅刻だ。(Yabai! Mou chikoku da.) Damm it! I'm already late! やべえはーこのバンド。(Yabee wa - kono bando) (Wow! This band is awesome/nice) Note> Yabee is a vatiation of Yabai, but it's the same. All the sentences are very informal, of course. So be careful when speaking.
17 april 2015
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やばい。It's kind of like the slang "sick" in english. Literally it has a negative meaning but in slang it can mean really cool or something similar to that. for example: このまんがはやばいよ。ちゅうどくせいすぎる。= This manga is dangerous. It is too addictive.
17 april 2015
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