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It just depends. Just don't say that to anyone who is actually kimoi lol At store, you may say that to some creepy food something. Just between you and your friend with no offence.
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I haaateeee when my dad says urusai..
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I'm an italian, living in London and learning japanese :D
I find your style to explain funny and nice. Well Done!
Hopefully one day I'll be able to talk properly ò.ò
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Best octopus impression.
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I was speaking in japanese to a guy i just met who was very rude and annoying. he didnt understand that i called him a bastard and told him to leave me alone and shut up. he thought he was clever by trying to speak another language at me (Spanish) luckily I know more spanish than japanese... He said some profanities and the conversation ended when I said Su MADRE es PUTA! Jajajaja <3
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omg your glasses
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please learn u r country history before tring to teach anyone
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is saying uzee cool in japan??
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Hello. I can't find info anywhere, but it shoud be easy for native speaker ;).
What it means ここいらじゃ? Sorry for bothering.
I watched your videos before, and you seemed like nice guy to ask ;) Had some problems with finding your lessons now. But here you are! ;)
Greetings.
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Those glasses make you look like Kizaru from One Piece hahahahaha.
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@runnyrunny999 Think the snowboarder is using the translation of kimoi as "sick", which in the last several years has become slang here for "awesome" "cool" etc. so when he does something impressive, someone might say, "That was SICK!" Sort of similar to the slang "bad" in the 1980s, where bad actually meant something good.
Kimoi is my new favorite snowboarding word! I promis I'll have people saying it in Canada within the year! (does it make sence?)
shawnabgoode 11 months ago
@shawnabgoode
Why using ''Kimoi'' when you do snowboading? lol If you ever have opportunity to use it when snowboading, let me know. I'm curious :)
runnyrunny999 11 months ago 10