パシリ(Pashiri)
パシリに行って来い（ぱしりにいってこい）
Today I will introduce very useful Japanese slang “パシリ(pashiri)”.
First let’s take a look at the meaning of “パシリ(pashiri)”.
What Does Pashiri Mean?
“パシリ(pashiri)” means in English..
to make do errands; to set to scutwork
person who is made to do things or go get things for someone else, person who runs errands, gofer etc.
パシリ comes from 使いっ走り (Tsukai ppashiri) . the last letter of 使いっ走り (Tsukai pashiri) is the pashiri.
Let’s see some examples:
パシリに行って来い（ぱしりにいってこい） pashiri ni itte koi.
Go for buy something for me!
お前は俺のパシリだ！(おまえはおれのぱしりだ） omae wa ore no pashiri da.
You are my errand man.
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