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Jan has a peculiar way of speaking, using onomatopoeia-like words to describe things and his emotions. Some are common Japanese onomatopoeic or mimetic terms, such as "mera mera" (the sound of flaming up), or corruptions of words or phrases like "seisei doudou" (fair and square) becoming "sei-sei de dou-dou". Japanese fans refer to his vocabulary as "Jan-go" (ジャン語). | Jan has a peculiar way of speaking, using onomatopoeia-like words to describe things and his emotions. Some are common Japanese onomatopoeic or mimetic terms, such as "mera mera" (the sound of flaming up), or corruptions of words or phrases like "seisei doudou" (fair and square) becoming "sei-sei de dou-dou". Japanese fans refer to his vocabulary as "Jan-go" (ジャン語). | ||
*''Bachi-bachi'': Electric shock (from ''bachin'', zap) | *''Bachi-bachi'': Electric shock (from ''bachin'', zap) | ||
*''Baki-baki'': Full of spirit | *''Baki-baki'': Full of spirit | ||
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*''Byun-byun maru'': Self-centered person | *''Byun-byun maru'': Self-centered person | ||
*''Byuu-byuu'': A hardened heart | *''Byuu-byuu'': A hardened heart | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:16, 10 April 2021
Jan has a peculiar way of speaking, using onomatopoeia-like words to describe things and his emotions. Some are common Japanese onomatopoeic or mimetic terms, such as "mera mera" (the sound of flaming up), or corruptions of words or phrases like "seisei doudou" (fair and square) becoming "sei-sei de dou-dou". Japanese fans refer to his vocabulary as "Jan-go" (ジャン語).
- Bachi-bachi: Electric shock (from bachin, zap)
- Baki-baki: Full of spirit
- Baki-baki no chuiin shubaan:
- Bado-bado: Bad person
- Beran-beran: Talkative (from oshaberi, chatty)
- Biba-biba: Cool, stylish
- Biki-biki: Sharply
- Bishi-bashi: Intense, strict (from bishibashi, relentlessly)
- Bishi-bishi-pikiin: To look like the embodiment of Ki
- Byun-byun maru: Self-centered person
- Byuu-byuu: A hardened heart