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uso
うそ
Posted by: Tsubomi
The actual word for lie is "uso" not "usou". The kanji is "嘘" and the hiragana for it is "うそ". When used in an exclamation, it may sound as if the second syllable is longer and emphasized.
sometimes, we use "usso!" うっそ.... usso majide?! [Comment by: n    ]
ya in manga's ive read, a lot of school girls use "usso maji" xD i got that stuck in my head forever. tho i think it's a more popular phrase among females, i dont think it's weird for males to use it. [Comment by: xcurior    ]
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usou
うそう
Posted by: BruceRating:1.6  
"No way!", "Really?". "Usou" is actually the word for "a lie" but in informal speech is equilvalent to the American English "No way!" or "Really?" Usually used to indicate disbelief, e.g.: "No way!, that can't possibly be true!", sometimes used as a question, e.g.: "Really? Is that really true?" Since this is actually the word for lie, the word's usage is considered rude by many, particularly older people.
The proper spelling is actually "uso" ij, although for emphasis it can be drawn out iIj. [Comment by: Nombiri    Rated:3/5 ]
Sorry, please use Shift-JIS encoding to view the last message properly. [Comment by: Nombiri    Rated:3/5 ]
wrong spelling [Comment by: a    Rated:1/5 ]
it's wrong. we never use usoU [Comment by: n    Rated:1/5 ]
Yeah, I've NEVER heard "Usou" before. That just sounds like a freak Jap-crazed American trying to pronounce something in Japanese, but failing epically. [Comment by: Miki    ]
Nimbiri is correct. 'Usou' is supposed to be spelled 'uso.' However I understand why the word could get lost in translation between verbal diction to romanji. When the word is exaggerated or emphasized the 'o' at the end is pronounced lengthy. Giving the 'uso(oooo)' effect, where the additional o's give the lengthy effect. Regardless, the meaning of the word in that particular context is correct. [Comment by: Maiki    Rated:3/5 ]
u guys r dumb, quit using jap as a shorthand its the only racist word in websters dictionary that acceptable have some pride. u dont see n**ger as a shorthand [Comment by: racist killer    ]
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Usou
うそう
거짓말! 거짓말마! 설마!
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