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| Baka-ja nai! (f) Baka! Tako! Baka-yaro! (m) Baka-mitai! Baka-mitai! Baka-jan! Baka-da! Kichigai! Baka yamete-yo! (f) Baka yamero-yo! (m) Baka yamena-yo! (f) Baka yatten-ja neyo! (m) Baka iwanai-deyo! (f) Baka ittenna-yo! (m) Netenna-yo! (m) |
| BAKA or STUPID!!! You're stupid! You look stupid! That's stupid! What you did was stupid! You're crazy! Don't act stupid! Don't say stupid things! And my favorite from Ruri: "Baka baka minna baka!" |
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| Japanese Slang and Otaku Phrases: Phrases are often gender specific in Japanese. A guy will say it different than a girl. (Same everywhere if you think about it.) SO, to eliminate the embarassing situation of using girl's words when speaking with the guys, or visa versa, I will add an (m) to denote male and an (f) to denote female phrases. If neither symbol is used, the phrase can be used by either sex. |
(-jan is a colloquial sufffix coined in Yokhama.) |
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| Damn it! Shit! Shit, I fucked up! You asshole! You bitch! Home boy! (Hick, Country-bumpkin, etc.) Shorty! Short legs! Weakling! You ain't got balls! You're ugly! Bullshit! |
| Chikusho! Unko! Kuso! Ikkenai! (f) Ikkene! (m) Kono kuso-ttare! (m) Kono ama! (m/f > f) Kono imo! (You Potato!) Imo ne-chan (Potato Boy) Imo ni-chan (Potato Girl) Chibi! Gaki! Tansoku! Yowa-mushi! Konjo nashi! Busu! (Ugly Girl) Geso! (Ugly Boy) Yoko iu-yo! |
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| How's it going? How are you? What's happening? How come? Why? What? What's the difference? Why not? That's right. Absolutely! Maybe. Maybe not. I doubt it. Because... But... I understand. I don't understand. |
| Genki Datta? Do genki? Genki? Do-shita? Nanka atta-no? Do-shite? Do-site-dayo? Nande? Nani? E? Nani-ga Chigau-no? Nande dame-nano? So-dane! So-dana! (m) Zettai-yo! (f) Zettai-dayo! (m) Tabun-ne. Tabun-na. (m) Tabun dame. Chigaun-ja nai-no. (f) Chigaun-ja nai. Masaka. Uso-da. Uso-dayo. (m) Datte... Demo... Wakatta. Wakaranai. |
| Okay, I guess. I'm fine. Nothing much. Nothing special. I can go. I can't go. I want to go. I want to go to Tokyo. I'm hungry. I'm thirsty. I'm happy. I'm sad. I'm fine. I'm mad! I'm mad at you! I'm ready. I'm tired. I freaked. I'm surprised! I'm sleepy I'm not sleepy I'm scared. |
| Anmari. Genki. Genki-yo. (f) Genki-dayo. (m) Betsu-ni nani-mo. Betsu-ni. Nani-mo. Betsu-ni kawannai. Ikeru. Ikenai. Ikitai. Tokyo-e ikitai. Onaka-ga suita. Hara hetta. Nodo-ga kawaita. Ureshii (joyous) Shiawase (fortunate) Kanashii. Genki. Atama-ni-kichau! Atama-ni-kita! Atama-kita! Yoi dekita. Tsukareta. Bibitta. Odorroita! Bikkuri shita! Nemui. Nemukunai. Kowai. |
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