This post is going to be way different than my usual ones. Instead of going with another anime/game recommendation, this time I thought I’ll do this: “weeb vocabulary”!
So basically I’m going to talk about those Japanese words that we weebs often use in our conversation (for no particular reason, even though we could just say it in English.) Ahem. Let’s get started.
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Most commonly used Weeb words
Onii-chan
This word means “Brother.” It is most effective when used by a little girl with a cute voice. Most men of culture have a weakness for this word.
Daijobu
This word means “all right” or “okay.” If used with a question mark at the end, it means “Are you alright?” Say this to yourself at rough times. It’ll work wonders.
Nani
You’ve probably heard this more than any other word in this listing. “Nani” means “what.” This word became quiet popular because of the ‘Fist of the North star’ meme that is still popular and liked by weebs all around the world.
Omae wa shinderu
It means “you are already dead.” This is also from the same ‘Fist of the North Star’ meme. For some weird reasons a group of people I knew were saying that it was from JoJo, but no. It is from Fist of the North Star.
Yare Yare
Yare Yare means “good grief.” If you find anyone using this word, they are 100% JoJo fan.
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Tsundere
Tsundere is used to describe a person who is tough and cold on the outside, but is actually soft and nice person on the inside. They are just too shy to let people see their nice and kind self.
Baka
Baka means “idiot” or “stupid.” This word is mostly used by Tsundere anime characters, so it could be used as a Tsundere detector xD.
Senpai
Senpai is one of the most commonly used Weeb word which means “upperclassman” or someone who has had more experience than you in something.
Sensei
Sensei means “teacher.” A honorific for someone who is teaching you something.
Kawaii
Kawaii is a cute word for “cute.”
Manga
Well, it’s kinda unfair to put this on this list, but hey, literally everyone who watches Anime uses the word “manga” every now and then, so why not? And by the way, if you actually didn’t know what a manga is, it a Japanese comic.
Yandere
Yandere. These are the people who’ll kill for somebody they are obsessed with. Literally. I can’t believe there are a lot of Yandere lovers out there. Like, do you people really enjoy walking on a thin ice?
Chibi
Chibi are the small and cute version of the anime characters. The Japanese word chibi actually means “short.”
Onee san
Onee san means “sister.” These Onee san characters are highly likely to say “ara ara~” giving that mature feel (and you know you like it.)
Loli
Loli are “little girls” or girls with an underdeveloped body. And remember, Loli are for patting, not for fapping. But if you must , go for the legal one.
Moe
Moe is subjective word. It may mean different things for different people, however, mostly it is used to denote a girl with “girlish” kinda cuteness.
“Moe is the quality in a fictional female character of being youthfully innocent and vulnerable in an idealized way, perceived as eliciting feelings of affection or protectiveness”, says Google-san.
Doujinshi
Doujinshi or Doujin for short is a self published manga, magazine or novel. Here the artists are allowed to steal characters and themes from other popular sources like anime and create their own Parody. There are also original doujin where the artist uses their own characters and settings.
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Hentai
Ah yes, the good stuff. Hentai means “pervert”, but this word is also used for anime p*rn.
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https://youtu.be/2RATvE7N7rsSo that’s it for this post! These are the most commonly used weeb words!! If you know some other word that I missed, on’t feel shy to comment it down below~
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