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Another one of those Naruto words XD. Well, to be fair, this word is often used in shounen battle anime of some sorts. Basically, it means to tell someone to go die. Shine 死ね is the imperative form of the verb shinu 死ぬ meaning to die. When used in...
Because we all love Japanese
Another one of those Naruto words XD. Well, to be fair, this word is often used in shounen battle anime of some sorts. Basically, it means to tell someone to go die. Shine 死ね is the imperative form of the verb shinu 死ぬ meaning to die. When used in...
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someone wrote this on their cell phone and it looks like the skeleton fell in love
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Blue Traffic Lights and more Traditional Japanese Color differences you need to know!
Blue Traffic Lights and more Traditional Japanese Color differences you need to know! - Nihongo Master
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Some tips to learn Japanese at home! 🇯🇵 🏠
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Ah… One of my favorite expressions in Japanese. Unfortunately, like most fun to use expressions, it is a vulgar one ~_~. Fuzakenna yo is extremely vulgar. It basically means stop bullshitting me as the image suggests or the Japanese equivalent of go...
the words are in japanese and english on a brown background with green lettering that reads mukattsuku annoying
Because we all love Japanese
Have been looking out towards this one, because I have a perfect example of how to use it :D Anyhoo, ‘mukatsuku’ is used to announce one’s irritation or anger towards something or someone. むかつく mukatsuku is a verb, but like all verbs, one verb is the...