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Shoken (初見 or しょけん) – A first-time viewer to the broadcast or chat.
Jitaku Keibi In (自宅警備員 or JK) – Home Security Guard, a term that hikikomori prefer to call themselves.
Nico Nama Cruise (ニコ生クルーズ) – An official broadcast that runs 24/7 and takes viewers to a random channel in the “凸待ち” category.
Oriru (降りる)- To get off, usually said when someone leaves Nico Nama Cruise to join a broadcast.
Nihongo de OK (日本語でおk) – Only talk in Japanese.
Otsu (おつ or 乙) – abbreviation for “otsukaresama”(お疲れ様), usually said at the end of a broadcast to thank the broadcaster.
8888 or パチパチ or 拍手 – clapping; used to express applause or praise when someone does something well.
Riajyu (リア充) – Someone who is satisfied in real life. Probably the equivalent of "normalfag"
tmt – abbreviation for “tomata” (止まった). Used when the broadcast has unexpectedly stopped.
Wara Wara (www or 笑) – the equivalent to "lol"
Arashi (荒らし) – A troll.
He (ヘ) - An image of a bent arm usually signifying “no.”
Oya Fura (親フラ) – A combination of the words Oya (親) and Flag (フラグ). Used by younger broadcasters when parents enter the room.
Enchou (延長) - Extension, used by broadcasters in reserved time slots to add 30 minutes or when voted to extent on Nico Nama Cruise.
Eroipu (エロイプ) – Dirty talk on skype
JK – an abbreviation of Jyoshi Koukousei (女子高校生) High School girl.
JC – An abbreviation of Jyoshi Chuugakusei (女子中学生) Middle School girl.
Nuko (ぬこ) – Another way of saying cat.
Nushi (主) – The broadcaster.
Pizza (ピザ) – they say “pizza” to call someone fat.
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Very interested. Have any more basic stuff, like memorizing kanji? I listen to Pimsleurs Japanese and find that helpful for getting used to conversation, but videos with emotions and writing helps too.
ReplyDelete"Home Security Guard"
ReplyDeleteHa ha ha ha ha!
>Home Security Guard
ReplyDeleteHahahaha
>Home Security Guard
ReplyDeleteOh fuck, I might be looking at a new name to call myself.
Those silly japanese :3
ReplyDeleteThose slang words are very interesting, I guess it is a bit similar to our online slang.
ReplyDeleteピザ wat? There's this girl who I listen to who calls herself ゴミ屑 ピザ女。 But she's not fat at all. Or ugly, if that what she means with the ゴミ屑 part. Not that I'm interested in 3D but she's not an ugly person.
ReplyDeleteI go on these chats to practice my Japanese. A lot of them seem pretty amazed to have an oversea viewer.
ReplyDelete>they say “pizza” to call someone fat.
ReplyDeleteHaven't heard that since elementary school.
thanks for the lessons.
ReplyDelete>Home Security Guard
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome (゚▽゚=)7
I've heard it first in a Kaguya parody and I've always thought it was really cool!
Thank you for the lesson
thx for some translations
ReplyDeletemy vocabular is growing
This is great help for me. As much as I know quite a bit more than average in regards to Japanese, I am not familiar with all slang.
ReplyDeleteKeep up the good work!
ching chong
ReplyDeleteOh thanks man this helped me a lot now I can have lots of fun on nico nico
ReplyDeleteI'm sure Eroipu will come in handy :)
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ReplyDeleteIs Nico Nico free? I've always wanted to view videos on there but I need to sign up in Japanese >_>
ReplyDeleteThis is really great! Thank you for the resource I'll definitely check it out :)
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ReplyDeleteYeah it's free. Here's a video tutorial of how to register
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hu9V3HHiugs
very helpful reference thanks!
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