I went to the store to buy me some やさい.
by DefinerOfWeirdDefinitions November 29, 2018
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Famous mythology heavily used in japanese culture, originated from a chinese legend. It’s an invisible red string tied around one little finger of a person, that connects them to those who they’re destined to meet and love, regardless of place, time or circumstance (also many times called soulmates). The string may stretch or even tangle, but it will never break. Not even death can tear it apart – it’s the representation of the most strong connection between two souls, united forever by the universe.
Akai Ito (あかいいと) is a myth that has become very popular recently.
by lichtsirel April 27, 2019
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Yes we all know you most likely came from Kikuo’s song so just to let you know we are ALL useless children 😻
私できない,できない,できない子!
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Translates to “Can I come to your house?”
Idk just searched off of google translate
This may not be accurate
Japanese person 1: あなたの家に来てもいいですか? (Can I come to your house?)
English person 1: Wtf are you talking about
Japanese person 2: わかりましたが、スナックを持ってきたら (Ok but if you bring snacks)
English person 2: Idk what ur talking about but ok I guess
by Dead Bart April 9, 2023
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How google translate says "gimme your toes" in Japanese. I put it back in to the translator and it literally says "please toe", I'm crying omg.
Me: つま先をください

Any sane Japanese person: Wtf
by CRAM SWORD November 18, 2019
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