Ikeya

Q: What does "Hona-no" means in English?
A: "See ya!"

Today's Japanese slang is "ikeya".

Used between close frineds.

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Hona-no

Q: What does "eekagen-ni see" means in English?
A: "Too much!", "No more!"

Today's Japanese slang is "Hona-no".

Used between close frineds.

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Yameroya

Q: What does "shanto-see" means in English?
A: "Don't be kidding!", "keep your chins up!"

Today's Japanese slang is "Yameroya".

Used between close frineds.

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shanto-see

Q: What does "en-chan?" means in English?
A: "It's alright", "no problem"

Today's Japanese slang is "shanto-see".

Used between close frineds.

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en-chan

Q: What does "Donai-yanen?" means in English?
A: "How's it going?", "What do you say?"

Today's Japanese slang is "en-chan".

Used between close frineds.

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"Donai-yanen"

Q: What does "seyaro?" means in English?
A: "Do you agree?"

Today's Japanese slang is "Donai-yanen".

Used between close frineds.

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seyaro?

Q: What does "Doyanen?" means in English?
A: "How do you say?"

Today's Japanese slang is "seyaro?".

Used between close frineds.

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Doyanen?

Q: What does "E-yaro" means in English?
A: "It's cool isn't it?"

Today's Japanese slang is "Doyanen?".

Used between close frineds.

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E-yaro

Q: What does "Chibi" means in English?
A: "Children" "baby"

Today's Japanese slang is "E-yaro".

Used between close frineds.

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Chibi

Q: What does "Abura" means in English?
A: "gasoline"

Today's Japanese slang is "Chibi".

Name of something.

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Abura

Q: What does "Nomimon" means in English?
A: "drink" "beverage"

Today's Japanese slang is "Abura".

Name of something.

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Nomimon

Q: What does "koraete-kureya" means in English?
A: "Too much!"

Today's Japanese slang is "Nomimon".

Name of something.

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koraete-kureya

Q: What does "Nan-shon" means in English?
A: "What are you doing?"

Today's Japanese slang is "koraete-kureya".

Used between close frineds.

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Nan-shon?

Q: What does "Omee" means in English?
A: "You"

Today's Japanese slang is "Nan-shon?"

Used between close frineds.

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Omee

Q: What does "Yo!" means in English?
A: "Hi!"

Today's Japanese slang is "Omee"

Used between close friends.

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Yo!

Q: What does "Do-dekka" means in English?
A: "How are you?" "How's it going?"

Today's Japanese slang is "Yo!"

"Yo!" is used between close friends in my hometown.

What dies it means in English?

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Dou-dekka

Q: What does "nande-yanen" means in Ebglish?
A: Just like "Stop kidding!", "Too much!". can be seen on Manzai or owarai in Japan.


Today's Japanese slang is "Dou-dekka?".

As is yesterday's one. Slang used in Osaka and other Kansai area.

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Japanese slang : Nande-yanen

Today's Japanese slang is "Nande-yanen".

If you live in Kansai area in Japan, You probably herad about this from TV or your friend.

What does it means in English?

I will publish it on next post and introduce one more Japanese slang.

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Introduction

This blog is made by Japanese who is interested to communicate with Foreigners.

I think there are a lot of foreigner lives in Japan or used to.

Some of them would speak proficient Japanese but..

Can you understand Japanese slang such as "Manzai" or "Owarai"??

If you could understand Japanese slang, your life in Japan will be more enjoyable.

I wish frank guys gather on this blog and talk about Japanese slang.

So let's begin!

If you know some Japanese slang, please leave it in the comment field and make us admired!

I will post Japanese slang that is common in Japan.