Sempai's Starter Guide to Kusari RP

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Kisama (kee-SAH-mah)

directly translates to "you" but is very rude more like "you bastard" but was once translated as "you spoony bard"

Seinen/Josei/Shonen/Shojo

means man/woman/boy/girl respectively

Baka

Generic mild expletive meaning stupid or fool, etc

Bakabakashi

foolishness, craziness. "Why are these gaijin here, polluting our space, bakabakashi!"

Ahou (ah-HOH)

a japanese onomatopoeia for a sound a crow makes- used for calling some one a moron or an idiot or "bird-brain"

-jin

suffix meaning person ie Gai (outisde) + jin = outsider/foreigner, bakajin meaning foolish person or Libertyjin (Ributijin) for some one from Liberty

Dame (dah-MEH)

translates to bad or "do not". ie "DAME! Ram me one more time and I will blast you."

-shi

suffix that translates to "person of" or "thing of". ie Honshushi would be someone from Honshu. When used with a profession it implies male gender so Kangoshi would be male nurse. A female nurse would be Kangofu

Sugoi (su-GOY)

translates to wow

Nani (nah-NEE)

translates to what. useful for using instead of wtf

Urusai

means shut up

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