I'll teach english slang in exchange for japanese slang!!
 

Hey I'm looking to learn some cool new hip words in japanese or phrases!! If you can do this I'll do the same for you!! Talk to me in english, and I'll correct it for you! I'll be your conversation partner for free :pandahurray: oh here's where to contact me

aim= xxbrittanypoohxx
msn= [email protected]
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myspace= www.myspace.com/brittanypooh

well peace

wut kind of english slang....i speak wit a lot of nyc slang

well the plain language *i was trying to sound cool so I can stick out in the thread and find a japanese conversation partner :cool: but here's an example

How are you?= what's up

^hmm i can't find any more examples but yea i just wanna partner :D

yo-hey
waz up? -hows it going?

OI can think of more if you want!

Wutz P0pp1n 5 *blrrrat* lol jks

^yeaaaah!!!!!
^wuuuut!!!!
^okkkkkaaayyy!!!!
^gett Crrrrunkkkk!!

lmao

wow u guys have nothin better to do but give these lame slangs no wonder some ppl think US is retarded but not to be mean n all
but if u guys want to learn japanese so badly go here===>Learn Japanese Online
but u have to pay though but its really good but thts wat my friend said

Japanese Bad Words
 

I speak English so I don't need any slang lessons in return, I just know Japanese (pain-staking classes >.<)

Fat ass = dekaijri
Cunt = manko
Dammit = Chikusoyo
Bitch = ike ike
Fuck off = Kieusure
Bastard = Yarou
Shit = Kuso
Dumbass = Kuso

--- ^-^ ---

maybe when u need a good laugh i guess

i guess srry for ruinin ur seriousness

My Japanese teacher told me there is no swearing in Japanese. She said when they get mad, they just get rid of polite suffixs anbd raise their voices.

Anyway, the only swears she tought us:

chikusho (animal)

dete ike (get out, fuck off)

stupid pig ( Iforgot jp. version)

Note: She is not Japanese but her teachers were...

hee hee do you ppl actually use these words?????
im form england i i havent ever said half this stuff ^^

i dont understand why ppl wnat to learn slang??? but if its what u want to do good luck with it ^^

i hate english slang xD i hear it on my school lol

oh well just learn the japanese langauge first before your going to slang

ephonics :P

My favorite is:

he/she is doing really well = he/she be goin places

lol

Don't mean to be rude but... everybody knows the meaning of "what's up", there's not much of a slang in that. xDDD

but there is to wazzzzzzzzup

Dude, everyone at least once in their life has seen that famous ad:

YouTube - Budweiser Waz Up?


... so it's not an unknown exspression anymore. :happypika:

anyone wanna teach me some japanese? :)

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There are Japanese swearwords, it's just that they are rarely, if ever, used. Culturally, Japanese don't often use words like "shit" and whatnot, even when very angry.

Also, I just thought I would note that "chikusho" translates to "damn it" rather than "animal," though it literally translates into that. And that "dete ike" is not (to my knowledge) meant to mean anything more than "get out."

Dete = command form of "deru," which means "leave"
Ike = casual command form of "iku," which means "go"

Thx for the info.

So chikusho isnt an insult?

And "dete ike"; is an insult, rude thing to say?

hmm in japan, there arnt many swear words but wat there is isnt that rude and most ppl say it anyway
eg if u say chikushou it would probly mean more damn that fuck...
if that makes sense

i know its kinda mean but my friends say BUSU to point out ugly people. =P

also when theres a awkward moment, they say SHEEEEEEEEEEN.

so example. you say a joke, and some one says something that goes over the line and theres a awkward pause... some one will say Sheeeeeeeeeen.

think... Dr. Evils "Riiiiiiiight."

If it were used, "chikusho" would be considered something like an insult, I suppose. But at least when used in the media (i.e. TV, anime, manga, movies), it most often translates into "damn it."

"Dete ike" is just a really rude way of saying "get out." Sort of like what you would say to your younger sibling if they're in your room...or perhaps an obnoxious person ^_^;

Although "chikusho" indeed means "damn" moreso than more extreme insults, it is incorrect to say that swearwords are used in Japan by Japanese freely. It's extremely rude, and if you were to ever say them in Japan, you would get more than just funny looks.

Ironically, in anime and manga they're used very frequently, but that is an inaccurate depiction of what everyday Japanese language is like.

You do know that "busu" is intended to be used only with women, right? I hope none of the people your friends called that knew Japanese and/or were male...^_^;

And it isn't kind of mean, it's very mean. It's pretty much akin to calling someone an "ugly bitch."

Even harmless-seeming words like "baka" are not frequently used; though "baka" is more likely to be used than the other insult words.

And it's absolutely taboo to call someone older than you "baka." Maybe among your friends it's okay, but don't ever do it to a Japanese! They won't like it; a friend of mine learned that the hard way.