Results, #familiar

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だいdai

particle:

  • is it?; isn't it? - marks wh-question (what, where, who) - familiar language
  • be; is - strengthens one's judgment or conclusion - children's language
なあnaaなーna-なぁnaa

interjection:

  • hey; say; look - used to get someone's attention or press one's point - familiar language
ze

particle:

  • I can tell you - used at sentence end; adds light force or emphasis to a sentence - male language - familiar language
  • heh - at sentence end; used to make a sentence threating or ironic - male language
かれしkareshi

noun:

pronoun:

ただtadanootoko友達tomodachiってtteいうiu立場tachibaからkara彼氏kareshini昇格shoukakuさせてsaseteくれるkureruかいkai How about giving me a promotion from just-a-friend to boyfriend?

わがみwagamiirr.

noun:

  • myself; oneself

pronoun:

  • I; me - archaism
  • you (referring to one's inferior) - archaism - familiar language

彼女kanojohaわが身wagamino不遇fuguuniじっとjitto耐えねばならなかったtaenebanaranakatta She had to smile at her misfortune.

おにいちゃんoniichan

noun:

  • (one's) older brother - familiar language
  • lad; sonny - oft. vocative - familiar language
じんけいjinkei

pronoun:

  • you - epistolary term in reference to a male - honorific language - familiar language
ひやめしくいhiyameshikuiひやめしぐいhiyameshigui

noun:

  • hanger-on; dependent
  • someone who is received coldly
  • third, fourth, fifth, etc. sons (during the Edo period when only the oldest male could inherit an estate) - familiar language
おじoji

noun:

  • old man; mister - vocative; used with suffix さん or 様 - familiar language
おばoba

noun:

  • old lady; ma'am - vocative; usu. used with suffix さん or 様 - familiar language
どんdonドンDON

~と adverb / adverb:

  • bang; bam; boom; thud; thump; crash - onomatopoeia

noun:

  • noontime signal gun (early Meiji to early Showa); noontime signal shot

prefix:

  • precisely; exactly; plumb; totally; very

suffix:

  • Mr.; Mrs.; Miss; Ms.; -san どん - southern Kyushu equiv. of -さん - honorific language - familiar language 殿【どの】
あにいanii

noun:

  • elder brother; one's senior - colloquialism - familiar language 兄貴
  • dashing young man; gallant young lad
いましimashi

noun:

  • you - archaism - familiar language
けいkei

noun / suffix noun:

pronoun:

  • pronoun or suffix used in reference to an older brother figure; Mister; Mr - familiar language - male language

aniga急逝kyuuseiしたshitanohanenmae義姉gishiha一人keino遺したnokoshita小さなchiisana宝飾店houshokutenwo健気にkenageni守ってmamotteきたkita My brother died suddenly two years ago. Since then, my sister-in-law has valiantly kept the small jewelery store he left her going.

たんtan

suffix:

  • (cute) suffix for familiar person - manga slang - familiar language - female language ちゃん
わそうwasou

noun:

  • monk - vocative; familiar or derogatory - archaism - familiar language - derogatory term
おねえちゃんoneechan

noun:

  • older sister - familiar language お姉さん
  • lass; young lady - familiar language
ぼうbouぼんbon

noun:

  • bonze; monk
  • monk's dwelling ぼう
  • boy; sonny - vocative
  • I; me ぼう - used by male children

suffix:

  • little ぼう - after name; familiar form of address - familiar language
  • person who is ... ぼう - often preceded by ん
あせaseあそasoごけいgokei

noun:

  • you (referring to a male) - archaism - familiar language - polite language
にいnii

suffix noun:

  • used after the name of someone who is an older brother figure - familiar language

noun:

  • used with various honorifics to mean (older) brother お兄さん
わけwake

noun:

  • me - archaism - humble language
  • you - familiar language
おばさんobasan

noun:

  • old lady; ma'am - vocative - familiar language
いらつめiratsume

noun:

  • lass - vocative - archaism - familiar language 郎子
いらつこiratsuko

noun:

  • lad - vocative - archaism - familiar language 郎女
ねえnee

suffix noun:

  • used after the name of someone who is an older sister figure - familiar language 兄【にい】

noun:

  • used with various honorifics to mean (older) sister お姉さん

ahaはいhai・・・ごめんgomenreiane」「コラKORA幾らikura親戚shinsekiとはいえtohaiewatashiha先輩senpai医師ishiyo院内innaidehaちゃんとchantoケジメをつけKEJIMEwotsukeなさいnasai "Ah, y-yes ... Sorry, Coz." "Hey! You might be my relative but here I'm your senior and a doctor. Keep things straight while you're in the hospital!"

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