1. A slang term for the Japanese language that may or may not be racist depending on who you ask.
2. to refer to hearing something you don't understand
2. to refer to hearing something you don't understand
I found an anime that looked pretty good but they didn't have it in English only in jap speak.
*someone mumbling* "wtf is that jap speak?"
*someone mumbling* "wtf is that jap speak?"
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by Jorji_Costava September 8, 2020
Get the tessa speak mug."Freedom to Speak" is the way to say "Freedom of Speech" which makes more sense because it encourages people to speak more than when that right and freedom are called the "Freedom of Speech."
"Freedom of Speech" is a way of wording the "freedom to speak" in a way that distances the speaker(s) from the act. Humans do not "speech," they speak and can give a "speech." Calling that freedom the "Freedom to Speak" encourages people to speak more often and for longer swaths of time than when it is called the "Freedom of Speech." It is time to start using the expression which encourages Americans to SPEAK UP more. " God is in the details."
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Get the Speak of Giratina... mug.I work in a hospital. Over the years, I have noticed the Human Resources director expresses himself using the same old, tired phrases. Then my boss started using them! Such as, it is what it is, instead of giving me an answer to my question. Instead of saying "I talked to so and so, it is ALWAYS, "I touched base". "Reach out" is just texting somebody. The worst is " I shared that with so and so". I feel like I should say, Thanks for Sharing!
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Get the Deceptively Speaking mug.when somebody uses big words to over complicate what they are saying and make themselves sound smarter. Common in intelligent and stupid people alike.
Robert (Normal Speak): My job is getting pretty tough bro.
Robert (IQ Speak): My occupation is progressing into a most challenging state, my keen fellow
Robert (IQ Speak): My occupation is progressing into a most challenging state, my keen fellow
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