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Modern Japanese slang, youth language, and internet expressions.
雑魚
ZAKO
weakling; small fry; a nobody; (orig.) small mixed fish
ガチ勢
GACHIZEI
the hardcore/serious crowd who go all-in on a game, hobby, or activity
サボる
SABORU
to skip class or work, slack off, play hooky, or shirk a duty
グロ
GURO
grotesque / gory / gross
マジか
MAJIKA
for real? / no way / seriously? (a casual exclamation of surprise or disbelief)
ワロタ
WAROTA
internet slang for lol / that made me laugh / lmao
ワンチャン
WANCHAN
there's a chance / maybe / possibly (if things go well)
めんどい
MENDOI
a pain, a hassle, too much effort, bothersome (casual clip of mendokusai)
キモかわ
KIMOKAWA
gross-cute / ugly-cute
エグい
EGUI
intense, brutal, insane, sick (can be positive or negative); originally acrid/harsh in taste or gruesome
しんどい
SHINDOI
physically or emotionally exhausting, tough, draining, hard to bear
乙
OTSU
good work / thanks for the effort (internet slang)
ナンパ
NANPA
approaching and hitting on a stranger in public to try to start a romantic or sexual connection
クソゲー
KUSOGE
gamer slang for a terrible or garbage video game — one so broken, unfair, or badly designed that it frustrates players (sometimes in a so-bad-it's-fun way)
クソ
KUSO
damn / shit; crappy- (intensifying prefix)
からって
KARATTE
just because; even if; even though (dismissive/pushback nuance)
こいつら
KOITSURA
these guys; these people (informal and slightly rough plural pronoun)
別に
BETSUNI
not particularly / nothing in particular
かっこいい
KAKKOII
cool / stylish / good-looking
フリーター
FREETER
part-time worker / temp worker
がっかり
GAKKARI
disappointed; let down; dejected; crestfallen
イライラ
IRAIRA
feeling irritated; frustrated; on edge
うん
UN
yes; yeah; uh-huh; okay (informal)
釣り
TSURI
fishing; angling
ビビる
BIBIRU
to get scared, be startled, flinch, get intimidated, freak out
タピる
TAPIRU
to drink / go get bubble tea (tapioca milk tea)
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ディスる
DISURU
to diss / disrespect / put down / trash-talk someone
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