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Ecchi Shiyou 

Ecchi Shiyou means “let’s do lewd things” or “let’s fuck” in Japanese

It all depends on how you say it, if said wrong you’ll be in jail for attempted rape. If you say it the right way they’ll drop dead and open up to you.

From Papa Franku’s Japanese 101 Lesson
Joji saw a lovely girl on the train one day, he had the courage to walk up to her and say with all his heart “Ecchi Shiyou”, later that night he became JOJO because of the extreme manliness.
Ecchi Shiyou by Sora The Troll September 28, 2020
Related Words
elchika elchie Elchin Elchi Ecchi enchilada Elohim elch Elphin Echidna

Eichi Tenshouin 

a gayass fuckass oddballs destroyer fine leader blond girlboss i love him
Idk i rhink he likes wataru just a bit…maybe…just maybe……….
eichi tenshouin is so mean 2 me
Eichi Tenshouin by laaaaaaaamp January 31, 2022

fabio enchilada 

A gay rattlensnake
A: Hey look at this game with an underscore in it's name
B: That game is developed by Fabio Enchilada
fabio enchilada by debelrador January 29, 2017
It's a genere in japanese anime and manga that reffers to erotic but not abruptly sexual content. It can show full to partial nudity, including nipples, cameltoes, panty flashing, grabbing boobs, but never exposed genitals, and is often displayed in a humoresque way. The term comes from the japanese pronunciation of the letter "H" (pronounced "eh-chi") as in Japan erotic content is rated "H" while in the rest of the world its more commonly rated "X".

Outside of Japan it's easier to understand Ecchi as softcore, non-sexual and erotic and Hentai as hardcore pornography.
"Sekirei", "Freezing" and "Highschool DxD" are ecchi; "Bible Black" is hentai.
Ecchi by iKnowThisShet November 27, 2013

Yahweh Elohim ( יהוה אלהים ) 

The name of The Creator, according to the Bible. Incorrectly changed to "the LORD God" in most English Bibles.
GENESIS 2:4,
... Yahweh Elohim ( יהוה אלהים ) created The Earth and The Heavens.

Yahweh Elohim ( יהוה אלהים ) 

The name of The Creator, according to the Bible. Incorrectly changed to "the LORD God" in most English Bibles.
GENESIS 2:4,
... Yahweh Elohim ( יהוה אלהים ) created The Earth and The Heavens.