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==B==
'''[[BL]]''' - Boys love
'''[[Brothercon]]'''- Brother complex, to be in love with one's brother.
'''Byenara''' - Bye + sayonara.
==D==
'''Deka''' でか/刑事 - Slang for detective.
==F==
'''[[Fujoshi]]''' - Japanese nerd girls. A bit of a negative term since it literally means "rotten girl".
==G==
==G==
'''gkgb''' (gakugaku buruburu) - To shake with fear. ((((;゜Д゜)))ガクガクブルブル
'''gkgb''' (gakugaku buruburu) - To shake with fear. ((((;゜Д゜)))ガクガクブルブル
'''Gunbatsu''' - Excellent, high-quality. Japanese pig latin for batsugun.
==K==
==K==
'''Kitaaa''' (キター) - Something shouted when something exciting happens. Literally "It has come."
'''[[Kitaaa]]''' (キター) - Something shouted when something exciting happens. Literally "It has come." キタ━━━━(゜∀゜)━━━━ッ!!
:キタ━━━━(゜∀゜)━━━━ッ!!


'''ktkr''' (Kitakore 来たこれ) - Something said when one's hopes come true.
'''ktkr''' (Kitakore 来たこれ) - Something said when one's hopes come true.
'''Kurisotsu''' クリソツ - Means "lookalike". It's basically Japanese pig latin for sokkuri which means the same thing. This term has fallen out of use.
==L==
'''[[Lolicon]]''' - Someone obsessed with little girls. Short for Lollita Complex.
==M==
'''[[Mad Movies]]''' - Basically a term for movies mashed up in amusing ways.
==N==
==N==
'''Neta ni maji res''' ネタニマジレス - Someone responding to a joke post without realizing that it was written as a lie or a joke.  ([http://dic.nicovideo.jp/a/%E3%83%8D%E3%82%BF%E3%81%AB%E3%83%9E%E3%82%B8%E3%83%AC%E3%82%B9 Source])
'''Neta ni maji res''' ネタニマジレス - Someone responding to a joke post without realizing that it was written as a lie or a joke.  ([http://dic.nicovideo.jp/a/%E3%83%8D%E3%82%BF%E3%81%AB%E3%83%9E%E3%82%B8%E3%83%AC%E3%82%B9 Source])
==O==
'''[[Otaku]]''' - A term for Japanese nerds. Means "house".
'''Ossu''' 押っ忍/押忍 - A macho way of greeting someone. Often heard in dojo or other similar martial arts settings.
'''Otsu''' - Means "thanks". Short for "otsukaresama". It's typically represented by the kanji 乙 which means something different entirely, but has the same sound.
==S==
==S==
'''seme''' - In a yaoi relationship, this is the dominant partner. Short for semeru/attack. The reverse in this relation is an uke.
'''Shoboon''' ショボーン - Dispirited, dejected. ショボーン(´・ω・`) [http://dic.nicovideo.jp/a/%28%CC%81%E3%83%BB%CF%89%E3%83%BB%60%29 Source]
'''Shoboon''' ショボーン - Dispirited, dejected. ショボーン(´・ω・`) [http://dic.nicovideo.jp/a/%28%CC%81%E3%83%BB%CF%89%E3%83%BB%60%29 Source]
'''[[Shotacon]]''' - Someone obsessed with little boys.
'''[[Siscon]]''' - Someone in love with their sister. Short for Sister Complex.
'''[[Sutema Otsu]]''' - Literally means "Thanks for the stealth marketing".
==T==
'''[[Tsundere]]''' - When a character acts standoffish ''tsuntsun'' before melting and being nice ''deredere''.
==U==
'''uke''' - In a yaoi relationship, this is the submissive partner. Short for ukeru/receive. The reverse in this relation is a seme.
==W==
==W==
'''wktk''' (Wakuteka) - To anticipate something.
'''wktk''' (Wakuteka) - To anticipate something.


'''w''' or any number of '''wwwwwwww''' - Basically Japan's equivalent of LOL. Short for Warau 笑, the Japanese word for "laughter".
'''w''' or any number of '''wwwwwwww''' - Basically Japan's equivalent of LOL. Short for Warau 笑, the Japanese word for "laughter".
'''w''' - Short for the English word "Double" which is pronounced the same way in Japanese.


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A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z


B

BL - Boys love

Brothercon- Brother complex, to be in love with one's brother.

Byenara - Bye + sayonara.

D

Deka でか/刑事 - Slang for detective.

F

Fujoshi - Japanese nerd girls. A bit of a negative term since it literally means "rotten girl".

G

gkgb (gakugaku buruburu) - To shake with fear. ((((;゜Д゜)))ガクガクブルブル

Gunbatsu - Excellent, high-quality. Japanese pig latin for batsugun.

K

Kitaaa (キター) - Something shouted when something exciting happens. Literally "It has come." キタ━━━━(゜∀゜)━━━━ッ!!

ktkr (Kitakore 来たこれ) - Something said when one's hopes come true.

Kurisotsu クリソツ - Means "lookalike". It's basically Japanese pig latin for sokkuri which means the same thing. This term has fallen out of use.

L

Lolicon - Someone obsessed with little girls. Short for Lollita Complex.

M

Mad Movies - Basically a term for movies mashed up in amusing ways.

N

Neta ni maji res ネタニマジレス - Someone responding to a joke post without realizing that it was written as a lie or a joke. (Source)

O

Otaku - A term for Japanese nerds. Means "house".

Ossu 押っ忍/押忍 - A macho way of greeting someone. Often heard in dojo or other similar martial arts settings.

Otsu - Means "thanks". Short for "otsukaresama". It's typically represented by the kanji 乙 which means something different entirely, but has the same sound.

S

seme - In a yaoi relationship, this is the dominant partner. Short for semeru/attack. The reverse in this relation is an uke.

Shoboon ショボーン - Dispirited, dejected. ショボーン(´・ω・`) Source

Shotacon - Someone obsessed with little boys.

Siscon - Someone in love with their sister. Short for Sister Complex.

Sutema Otsu - Literally means "Thanks for the stealth marketing".

T

Tsundere - When a character acts standoffish tsuntsun before melting and being nice deredere.

U

uke - In a yaoi relationship, this is the submissive partner. Short for ukeru/receive. The reverse in this relation is a seme.

W

wktk (Wakuteka) - To anticipate something.

w or any number of wwwwwwww - Basically Japan's equivalent of LOL. Short for Warau 笑, the Japanese word for "laughter".

w - Short for the English word "Double" which is pronounced the same way in Japanese.

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