Re: Usso (was: website birth (Nice job Ferko))
From: | laokou <laokou@...> |
Date: | Saturday, November 24, 2001, 17:23 |
From: "SuomenkieliMaa"
> ---laokou wrote:
> > In Chikuhoo
> > dialect, to my ears,
> > "shinjiraren" adds extra force.
> Agreed, but "shinjiraren" which you label as chikuhou
> is better labeled as a slang (rather machoistic) form
> of "shinjirarenai"... same as wakaranai -> wakaran...
> and, albeit such is spoken by close friends of either
> sex, I'd say it is most common among gruff macho guys
> like the yakuza... <cringe>
Well Chikuhoo *is* a renowned yakuza nest (one frequently found oneself
knockin' 'em back with yakuza at yakitoriya or yatai stands [God, I miss
yatai]). Even kids run around saying "suka~~~n" for "suki jya nai". Other
favorites are "ikiotta" for "itte ita", and the ubiquitous "soo bai". A
famous comedy duo (forget their names [one has currently shaved his head and
sports a goatee]) once did a sketch mimicking Chage and Aska (are they still
hot, hot, hot?) who purportedly hail from the Chikuhou region. Bai's on the
end of absolutely *everything*. Definitely merited a chuckle.
Kou
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