Type slang Meaning very characteristic/typical of NOUN; (too) much of NOUN Additional Info Also “NOUN NOUN してる”. It usually contains a negative meaning (but not always). Due to the flexibility, this expression is not commonly registered in a dictionary (and it’s even hard to google it). Another example of such an expression is ABCのAの字もない. Note that this is a slang expression and some Japanese people (esp. old generations) may not understand it. Example 観光地観光地してる場所はあまり好きじゃない I don’t quite like a typical touristy spot. チーズチーズしたピザが食べたい気分 I feel like having a quite cheesy pizza このパジャマはパジャマパジャマした感じがなく、今風でお洒落だ。 This pyjama doesn’t look like a stereotypical pyjama (that a dad would wear), and looks modern and fashionable. … Continue reading NOUN NOUN した (Duplication of Nouns in Japanese Slang)Read More