Japanese slang/ English ･よろしくニキーwww/Hello!! ･www/ hahaha:-] ･草/hahaha:-] ･草生える/hahaha:-] ･ンゴ/It doesn't make any sense ･○○してクレメンス/Please do ○○ ･○○ハラデイ/Please put up a picture of ○○ ･スレ/thread ･スレ主/OP ･イッチ/OP ･ワイ/I(The first person) ･君/you(Second person) ･お前/you(Second person) ･ニキ/you(Second person) ･○○ニキ/Mr.○○ ･○○ネキ/Ms.○○ ･おんJ/One of the bulletin boards ･さとる/Supervisor of おんJ ･名無し/anonymous
We want to have a friendly relationship with foreign people! We're not used to English ,so we might use wrong words...:-] You guys can use Japanese too!! Use Japanese more and more!! We know what your Japanese grammar means when it is wrong!! Let's do cultural exchange!!
Argentinian Slang/English: ･me gusta la pija-Hello gentleman ･dale no seas un culiad-May I ask you a question? ･te fuiste a la concha la puta que te pario-How are you today, oh dear? ･te voy a romper el culo a chotazos-Please Sir, may you tell me where is the closest church so I can pray to God? ･tenes hora ameo? - May I borrow some of your belongings?
Colton Martinez
hello!! I have been studying English!
Jacob Rogers
invite me to asado party my gaucho amigo
Luis Campbell
Is it true that kabukicho is dangerous? I suppose that the area is famous for its bad reputation
Dominic Roberts
I recognise this street from Ryū ga Gotoku 0! The name is not Kamuro-cho in real life though..
Evan James
in Japan,6℃ You live in Catanzaro?
Austin Cooper
I think it is famous for lots of Yakuza activity, right?
Connor White
never thought my spanish slang would get better in a japanese thread...
Alexander Lee
Hello, it's 4AM here and couldn't sleep tonight.
>Let's do cultural exchange!! This is a chart showing how pussy (おマンコ) is said in various Italian regional slangs. You're welcome.
Your english is pretty good! Do you study english everyday?
not so much, it used to be in the past. not a lot of yakuza now!
Kevin Anderson
That's exactly what I thought. I dunno if its true cos ive ne'er been there but tbf the area looks fascinating for me
Kayden Morris
how do you say cazzo in your Regione?
Leo Gonzalez
Alright. I wanna go to Japan as well as kabukicho cos it must be one of the most exciting districts in the world
Nathan Gray
hi!! how do you do?
Colton Clark
I am glad to hear!
Yeah, it's got a really cool vibe. Most of commercial Tokyo looks really cool and it was my favourite scenery apart from beautiful nature I looked at out of a train while travelling to an onsen town called Gero. Osaka's Dotenbori was very beautiful in the same way, too!
there's a lot of foreign tourist in kabukicho!! don't be afraid!
Connor Diaz
uh, i'll be nice and say that you do not want to say any of those things to any spanish speaking person ever
Thomas Mitchell
Keep up the good work! Proud of you for learning a new language!
Robert Sanders
Have you ever been to Japan before? Osaka is also where I wanna go. Onsen sounds sick as well. Is it difficult to travel around Japan without speaking Japanese or a Japanese travel buddy?
Oh, pleased to hear that! I don't speak Japanese at all but do you think it is possible to travel around your lovely country? I'm kinda worried about it when I get lost or caught in a trouble and not knowing what to do.
Jeremiah Perry
Cazzo is simply the most used, sometimes followed by pisello (a bit infantile, similiar to おちんちん ) or salsiccia (which is a double meaning for sausage)
Christopher Brooks
Yeah, to Tokyo, Nagoya (Toyota Automobile Museum), Kyoto, Osaka and Gero, the onsen town. You should go, it's really pretty and the food culture is the best
not so many Japanese understand English, so maybe you better learn simple Japanese for tourist! like Doko(where) or Ikura(how much)!
Dominic Walker
I'll absolutely go to Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto if I get a chance to go to Japan. Also I'd stay in a traditional Japanese hotel with an onsen. I'm glad to hear that, mate. And yeah I've already started craving for Japanese food x do you have any recommendation?
Yeah I'd definitely learn some basic words. I watched several videos about Japanese hospitality on YouTube and I'm sure they're very helpful so I hope they could sort me out if I got a trouble x
There are many Chinese mafia in Kabukicho But I heard they dont try to be involved with Westerners
Ethan Scott
It sounds crazy that there are a group of Chinese mafia in Japan. Do they cause problems? Even they don't really aim at westerners, I still try to avoid them just in case.
Justin Cruz
Tokyo is Ramen heaven, Osaka has the best seafood (Tokyo's Tsukiji market had better sushi) and it would be a crime to not eat yakiniku, yakitori, okonomiyaki and takoyaki in Osaka. I had omazake (alcohol free rice drink?) on the hill of Inari-Fushimi and it was surprisingly good, I expected something very different. Ask the Japanese though, they would know better. Be sure to try several different ramen broth variants, my favourite was tonkotsu
