Masaka and other Japanese buzzwords. . .

Popular words in our mouth, such as Skr, come on, freestyle, called diss, are more heart-warming.

It is a popular word that we often use.

But do you know Japanese buzzwords and online expressions?

If you don't know, let me popularize it for you.

First, I'll show you.

ィンスタ is the abbreviation of social media ィンスタグラム "(Instagram), which won the annual prize of" Newspeak Catchwords Award "in Japan this year. It refers to taking eye-catching photos of food, fashion, beauty and so on with your mobile phone and posting them on Instagram.

Second, don't.

The pronunciation of the first few letters of English "favorite" means "like" and "like" on social media such as Twitter. The verbs "ふぁぼった" and "ふぁぼる" are also derived, and the behavior of crazy praise for existence is called "ふぁぼ "."

Third, the explosion

Expression pack bombing. スタ is the abbreviation of スタンプ (expression pack). Refers to the continuous sending of a large number of characters. Example: "Fried at six o'clock", please wake me up at six o'clock in the morning with an expression pack.

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Four. poverty

"ボキャ poverty" is the abbreviation of "ボキャブリーが poverty", which means poor vocabulary.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) それな

That's true. Used when expressing agreement with the other party. It means "そぅだねたしか". "

Sixth,? やばい、ヤバい、ヤバイ

Words used by young people have been widely used in recent years. You can use it when you are extremely excited and happy, when you are faced with difficulties and despair, when you eat delicious food, and when you see handsome guys. It means "beyond ..." and "over ..."

VII. X.

From English "chill out" (a slow-paced, relaxed electronic music). "チルぃ", "チルる" and "チルってる" mean calm and relaxation. For example, "it's a long time today. I have a rest. I want to have a good rest."

Eight, なぅ

Derived from the English word "now". "Shinjuku" means "now in Shinjuku".

The word "わず" also comes from "なぅ". It comes from the English "was" sound. If Ikebukuro means "I'm in Ikebukuro".

Nine,? ○○ロス

From the English word "loss". Regret what will be lost. This year, a large number of fans used "ァムロススス" to express their sadness and sadness about the imminent retirement of Namie Amuro from Gejiangnai Meihui in September 2065438+2008.

Ten,? おk

Anyone who types with a Japanese keyboard should have the same experience. In the state of Japanese input method, if I want to input "OK", the output is indeed "ぉ K". The input method is too troublesome to change, so simply use "ぉ k" to mean "OK".

Xi。 そだねー

"Exactly."

"そだねー" means "yes", originally in Hokkaido dialect. At the PyeongChang Winter Olympics held in South Korea in February this year, the Japanese women's curling team, which won the bronze medal in this project, often used this mantra in exchanges and discussions. According to the grand prize, this word has brought a warm atmosphere to the pressing stadium, demonstrated mutual respect and cooperation among peers, and demonstrated the strength of Heiping generation.

Twelve. eスポーツ

e-sports

"eスポーツ", the abbreviation of e-sports, is e-sports. At the Asian Games in Jakarta in August, e-sports became an exhibition competition for the first time, which also attracted great attention. Japan also sent gold medal players to participate. At present, Japan is also vigorously developing the e-sports industry. It is said that the International Olympic Committee is considering adopting e-sports in the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games.

XIII. What is the disaster level?

Catastrophic high temperature

Everyone should know this. Japan experienced a particularly serious high temperature disaster this summer, and many places broke the high temperature record. According to the statistics of the Fire Department, in the five months from April 30th to September 30th, 95,073 people in Japan were rushed to the hospital due to heatstroke, setting a record high. Among them, the death toll reached 160, the second highest in history. This is really a troubled summer.