06 Japanese slang: charinko, kattarui, uzattai, ...
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This article is from the Japanese FAQ, by TANAKA Tomoyuki tanaka@cs.indiana.edu and Olaf Meeuwissen olaf@IMSL.shinshu-u.ac.jp with numerous contributions by others.
06 Japanese slang: charinko, kattarui, uzattai, ...
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> ajapa-!: A sound of disbelief or shock.
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> charinko: It means "bicycle." Usually, highschool students use it.
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> chin suru: Microwave it. [Nuke it.]
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> choberiba: [...] the second part of it came from English
> expression, "very bad." "Cho" means, "extra-ordinary."
> So, it means, "extra-ordinary bad."
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> kattarui: It means "tired." It's often pronounced, "Kattarii."
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> uzattai: This is an adjective for young people to
> disrespectfully describe older people who are fussy.
> It's often used to describe teachers who are very strict
> with their students.
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