Meaning and Usage of 某 (bou): it is a very unique Japanese term that is used in writing to refer to a thing or person anonymously, sometimes in a sarcastic way. Read More
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Japanese Idiom はしごを外す Meaning “Removing One’s Ladder”
That feel when your crush says, “I love you”, and after you elatedly confess your feelings, she/he continues, “I mean as a friend…”Read More
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Idiom 猫の手も借りたい Meaning ‘Want to Borrow Cat’s Hand’
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開き直る (hiraki naoru) Meaning “Admit a Bad Thing in a Bold Way”
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Meaning of “Death Flag” (死亡フラグ, Shibou Furagu) in Japanese
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