Meaning “Osananajimi” (幼馴染) refers to a childhood friend – someone you’ve known since you were very … 幼馴染 — osanajimiRead more
おねしょする — onesho suru
Meaning “Onesho suru” (おねしょする) means to wet the bed or to have a bedwetting incident. It’s … おねしょする — onesho suruRead more
押し売り — oshiuri
Meaning “Oshiuri” (押し売り) means aggressive selling, pushy sales tactics, or forcing someone to buy something they … 押し売り — oshiuriRead more
臆病 — okubyō
Meaning “臆病” (okubyō) means “cowardly,” “timid,” or “lacking courage.” This word describes a person who is … 臆病 — okubyōRead more
大人買い — otonagai
Meaning “大人買い” (otona-gai) literally means “adult buying” or “grown-up purchasing.” This expression refers to buying large … 大人買い — otonagaiRead more
奥歯に物が挟まったよう — okuba ni mono ga hasamatta yō
Meaning This Japanese idiom literally means “as if something is stuck between one’s back teeth.” It’s … 奥歯に物が挟まったよう — okuba ni mono ga hasamatta yōRead more
お子様ランチ — okosama ranchi
Meaning “お子様ランチ” (okosama-ranchi) literally means “children’s lunch” and refers to a special meal set designed specifically … お子様ランチ — okosama ranchiRead more
お腹を壊す/腹を下す — onaka o kowasu / hara o kudasu
Meaning “お腹を壊す” (onaka wo kowasu) and “腹を下す” (hara wo kudasu) both mean “to get an upset … お腹を壊す/腹を下す — onaka o kowasu / hara o kudasuRead more
音沙汰がない — otosata ga nai
Meaning 「音沙汰がない」(otoзata ga nai) is a Japanese expression that means “no word from someone” or “no … 音沙汰がない — otosata ga naiRead more
男前 — otokomae
Meaning 「男前」(otokomae) is a Japanese term that literally means “manly” or “man-like,” but it’s commonly used … 男前 — otokomaeRead more
置き引き — okibiki
Meaning “置き引き” (okibiki) means theft of unattended belongings or luggage theft. It specifically refers to stealing … 置き引き — okibikiRead more
おかわりする — okawari suru
Meaning “おかわり” (okawari) means to ask for or receive a second serving or refill of food … おかわりする — okawari suruRead more
一気飲み/Ikki nomi
Meaning 「一気飲み」is a Japanese term that refers to the act of drinking an alcoholic beverage (typically … 一気飲み/Ikki nomiRead more
ウザい/Uzai
Meaning 「ウザい」is a Japanese slang term that expresses annoyance, irritation, or finding someone or something bothersome … ウザい/UzaiRead more
後ろ髪を引かれる/Ushirogami wo hikareru
Meaning 「後ろ髪を引かれる」is a Japanese idiom that literally translates to “having one’s hair pulled from behind.” It … 後ろ髪を引かれる/Ushirogami wo hikareruRead more
一線を越える/Issen wo koeru
Meaning 「一線を越える」is a Japanese idiom that literally means “to cross a line.” It refers to going … 一線を越える/Issen wo koeruRead more
一発屋/Ippatsuya
Meaning 「一発屋」is a Japanese term that refers to a person, entertainer, artist, or creator who achieves … 一発屋/IppatsuyaRead more
ウケる/Ukeru
Meaning “ウケる” (ukeru) means to find something funny or to laugh at something. It’s a casual, … ウケる/UkeruRead more
一括払い/Ikkatsubarai
Meaning “一括払い” (ikkatsu barai) means paying in full at once or paying a lump sum. It … 一括払い/IkkatsubaraiRead more
一攫千金/Ikkakusenkin
Meaning “一攫千金” (ikkatsu senkin) means making a sudden fortune or striking it rich. It refers to … 一攫千金/IkkakusenkinRead more
上から目線/Ue kara mesen
Meaning “上から目線” (Ue kara mesen) means looking down on someone or talking down to someone. It … 上から目線/Ue kara mesenRead more
一見さん/Ikkensan
Meaning 一見さん means “first-time customer” or “a customer visiting for the first time.” More specifically, it … 一見さん/IkkensanRead more
一途/Ichizu
Meaning 一途 means “devoted,” “faithful,” or “single-minded.” More specifically, it describes someone who: Is completely devoted … 一途/IchizuRead more
インテリ/Interi
Meaning インテリ means “intellectual” or “intelligent person.” More specifically, it refers to: An educated or cultured … インテリ/InteriRead more
色気がある/Iroke ga aru
Meaning 色気がある means “to have sex appeal” or “to be alluring/attractive.” More specifically, it describes someone … 色気がある/Iroke ga aruRead more
意地を張る/Iji wo haru
Meaning 意地を張る means “to be stubborn” or “to insist on having one’s own way.” More specifically, … 意地を張る/Iji wo haruRead more
いじられキャラ/Ijirarekyara
Meaning Ijirarekyara refers to a “character that gets teased” or “person who is the butt of … いじられキャラ/IjirarekyaraRead more
いじめっ子/Ijimekko
Meaning Ijimekko (いじめっ子) Ijimekko refers to a bully or person who bullies others. It’s a Japanese … いじめっ子/IjimekkoRead more
言いがかりをつける/iigakari wo tsukeru
Meaning “言いがかりをつける” means to make unfounded accusations or complaints against someone, or to pick a quarrel … 言いがかりをつける/iigakari wo tsukeruRead more
後味が悪い/Atoaji ga warui
Meaning “Aftertaste is bad” or “leaves a bad aftertaste” This Japanese expression has both literal and … 後味が悪い/Atoaji ga waruiRead more
息抜きをする/Ikinuki wo suru
Meaning “To take a break” or “to take a breather” This Japanese expression means to take … 息抜きをする/Ikinuki wo suruRead more
意気地がない/Ikuji ga nai
Meaning 「意気地がない」を英語で説明すると: “Cowardly” or “spineless” This Japanese expression describes someone who lacks courage, determination, or backbone … 意気地がない/Ikuji ga naiRead more
イクメン/Ikumen
Meaning 「イクメン」を英語で説明すると: “Hands-on father” or “involved dad” This is a Japanese coined term that combines: 育 … イクメン/IkumenRead more
姉御肌/Anegohada
Meaning 「姉御肌」を英語で説明すると: “Big sister type” or “maternal/protective personality” This Japanese expression describes a woman who has … 姉御肌/AnegohadaRead more
如何樣/Ikasama
Meaning “如何様” (いかさま) means fraud, deception, or trickery, often used to describe cheating or dishonest behavior. … 如何樣/IkasamaRead more
当たり屋/Atariya
Meaning “当たり屋” (あたりや) means an insurance fraudster who deliberately causes accidents to extort money, typically by … 当たり屋/AtariyaRead more