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What does this Japanese joke mean?
☆コンドルis an American vulture. "コンドル" and "こんどる" have the same pronunciation, but the former is a foreign katakana.
"Death" means being stuck or strangled. For example, the ring on your finger can't be taken off after a while because you are fat. This is called eating.
パンツ means underwear.
So, the original meaning of this sentence is: American vultures are stuck in their underwear.
But many people say that this sentence is yellow, which is very close to the pronunciation of yellow in (condom). Next, the landlord will scrutinize it himself.
Resentment; Resentment; resent indignantly
☆ The pronunciation of resentment is ぉんねん, which means "resentment".
Be hated by resentment
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This joke is not a joke. It is called "ーだじゃれ" in Japanese.
In "exuberance", "exuberance" means: boring, boring, etc.
"Sprinkle" means: chic, exotic, cool, etc.
Together, it means "boring joke"
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If you really know Japanese, you can laugh at the above two sentences.
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