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kimoi
きもい
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"Gross". This is a "bad word". Some schools prohibit the use of this word. If used to describe a person, it means: extremely ugly and weird.
Don't forget that the word kimoi comes from two words smushed together -- kimochi and warui. [Comment by: Dan Monahan    Rated:4/5 ]
In Kansai the use Kishoi [Comment by: Mizuta    ]
Hard to translate, unpleasantly SLIMY? I would say. In context, ( i was chatted up by a Kimoi guy, yuck!!) kimoi hito ni hanashikakerareta, Girls' talk . [Comment by: deibitto    ]
I didn't know that kimoi was a bad thing to say and when i said it in front of my homestay mom i got a pretty lengthy lecture. be careful where you use it -.-" and as dan said, in front of adults say kimochi warui. bad feeling [Comment by: :/    ]
wouldn't mazui be a "safe" word to use? i often hear it in anime for this type of thing. [Comment by: SteelGolem    ]
well, "mazui" if for when a situation is bad. [Comment by: yamiko aizawa    Rated:2/5 ]
Kimoi is not so bad and it would not be prohibitted to use it in school.but u need to use it at proper place... [Comment by: shu    ]
Would you still use the word "kimoi" if you wanted to call someone "extreamly ugly"? I'm writing a story and one of my characters is pretty fresh from Japan. I'll show you what I mean: I, Derek stuttered. Im sorry Miyuki! It took me a minute to realize who you were, really! Miyuki Takara looked at him in contemplation. Hmm, I dont know, yo. What you think Bella? Should I let this kimoi go? (yes, she thinks she's gangster. lol) So, what do I put there? I'm at a loss! =^=() [Comment by: Ki-san    Rated:3/5 ]
Kimoi isn't really bad, you just need to know when to use it. It's not the kind of gross used in context with food, that would be "mazui," but to say someone's food is bad in front of them is obviously disrespectful. "Kimoi" is for creepy/gross things or people, and also impolite. Like an creepy old drunk guy on the bus hitting on you would be "kimoi!" >.< Or if a really close friend does something weird, jokingly "kimoi." [Comment by: Mii    ]
きさん、自分で殺してくださ 。 [Comment by: ミキ    ]
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Konjoo nashi!
こんじょうなし!
Posted by: SunSweetSeven*Rating:1.3  
No Balls!
it was funny [Comment by: chell    Rated:5/5 ]
this word was in a textbook 8 years ago.. which means its pretty outdaded by now [Comment by: dean    ]
well... eight years ago isn't really that long ago... i mean people use words in english tat have been around for 100's of years and they are like 'cool' [Comment by: jepejp    Rated:3/5 ]
is it balls like "bollocks"? [Comment by: mousse91    ]
Ive never used this. [Comment by: mika    ]
Still widely used today, meaning "No Guts." [Comment by: remy    ]
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Kono Kusoutare!
このくそったれ!
Posted by: SunSweetSeven*Rating:1.9  
Literally means, "You have shit around your asshole!", but is used as "asshole!"
lol i like this 1 i use it every day! XD! [Comment by: marissa    Rated:5/5 ]
lol use it dayly.lol xD [Comment by: nobodys    Rated:4/5 ]
Actually, it's pronounced KUSOTTARE [Comment by: Mark the R    Rated:2/5 ]
HAHA I wanna say that to someone in english! [Comment by: Lola    ]
lol this is my favorite word!!! [Comment by: i rule the world    Rated:5/5 ]
japanese are very clean people, so saying something like that would be a pretty big slap in the face [Comment by: SteelGolem    ]
Dude, have you ever gone outside the busy areas of the city? I've seen tons of places with garbage all around and in their homes that looks like its been there for months if not years! Yes, most Japanese are very clean from what I've seen, but there are always exceptions. [Comment by: Rob    ]
he he he ewwww xD [Comment by: uhhhhhhh    ]
i [Comment by: da curse er    Rated:5/5 ]
What the heck do u meant by they are clean, what do u think they did to thousamd and even billions of people during the world war two [Comment by: Drake    ]
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