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Abbreviation of 'gomenasai'.
Japanese in origin.
Simply means 'sorry'.
gomen by Chelonaut February 7, 2003
Words you can keep
(Tsukishima): "Shut up Yamaguchi."

(Yamaguchi): "Gomen Tsuki."
Gomen by ellis2cool October 28, 2021

Gomen ne Gomen ne 

Gomen ne Gomen ne, is a song that's about a young girl that's sexually abused by her father. Her father thaught her that it's normal behaviour and it's love. She's too young to know what's love so she believes her dad. One day, she fell in love with a boy. They boy felt sorry for her fragile body. One day, she ran away from her dad and moved to her crush. She felt gulity for running away and not being able to fall in love with her dad, so she ran back home and apologized for running away. When she came home, she heard her dad and his friends say they believed she returned, and that they want to raped her, wich she took as eating her. Her dad and his friends gang-raped her to death. No, it's not about cannibalism, it's about sexual abuse. Don't call Kikuo (the song's writer) disgusting for this song, it's only trying to spread awareness.
Tiktok normie: Hey, this song is cute!
People, who know the lyrics: uhh..should we tell them? Here, read the dictionary of what the song Gomen ne Gomen ne's about. ⬆️

Gomen Tsukki! 

one of tadashi yamaguchi's many phrases lovingly spoken to kei tsukishima, who he's definetely a LOT sus for.. 😌 it means "i'm sorry, tsukki!" a common quote heard among haikyuu stans!
tsukishima: *visibly mad*

yamaguchi, who didn't do anything at all: gomen tsukki! 😀
Gomen Tsukki! by athena poopy September 8, 2020

Arara Gomen 

Quoted by Tsukishima Kei in Haikyuu "Arara Gomen" means "Oh sorry" when Tsukishima was mocking Hinata Shoyo.
"Arara Gomen you're so small I didn't see you there"
Arara Gomen by Baki Baki November 16, 2020

ara ara gomen 

A term used my tsukishima kei in the popular Anime show Haikyuu!! . He uses the phrase Ara Ara Gomen sarcastically, gomen in Japanese is the improper/informal way of apologizing. Ara Ara in Japanese is a way of saying oh my or oh dear. Tsukishima being the salty bitch he is said it sarcastically just to get under everyone’s skin.
Ex. Good way to apologize:

tadashi: GOMEN TSUKI🥺! Tsukishima: Ara Ara Gomen😏

kirisute gomen 

1. To cut and leave, permision to kill someone of a lower class to protect your honor, take the head, and leave the corpse.

2. When your wife makes u get a vasectomy then divorces you. which fits the backround infomation on 1
jack: jill you bitch you took my money, my car, and my balls

jill: HAHA! kirisute gomen!
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