Oishik 

A gift of God

Er heißt Oishik

Oishik by ignorantaristocrat November 24, 2021

Oishik 

A Unique creature. Usually has lots of talents, and not the most sporty. Is friendly towards people but very impatient at times. Not the best in studies but will get there.

Damn that Oishik really knows blender
Did you see that model Oishik Created? Very cool

Oishik by awsomemanNever November 23, 2021

Oishik 

A great king.

He will save his people and culture from the oppressors and led to prosperous times.

My king Oishik.

Oishik by HeavensGate November 24, 2021

Oshika 

Oshika is an nice sweet caring person that’s always willing to help people and would want to get there way . Oshika’s are usually very unique and are especially attractive there bodies are there most powerful features.they have many hidden talents that people wouldnt espect .Oshikas are very sporty and Quite intelligent and are loving people .Oshika's dont let out there emotions there quite secrative people.At first they might look a bit rude but once you get to know a Oshika you would never want to let go of her she’s truly very special!

damm Oshikaa👀

Oshika by susuie1704 May 29, 2019

Oishii 

Oy - Shii

Japanese for 'delicious'

Neko ga oishii desu yo.
"Cats are delicious!"

Oishii by NoStylezOrFreeStylez.Siddy. October 16, 2008

nani sore? oishii no? 

A somewhat of a dead meme in Japan that you might hear a Japanese native say. It is often used when someone uses some fancy/obscure English or Japanese word that the listener doesn't know. Literally translated, it means "What is that? Is it delicious?". It has nothing to do with food though. 「Written in Japanese (with 漢字) -> 何それ？美味しいの？」

PS: Thank you Japanese Ammo with Misa

Shakespeare: Look thou be true; do not give dalliance, To the fire i' the blood: be more abstemious...

Every edgy highschooler ever: nani sore? oishii no?

nani sore? oishii no? by faichaan September 6, 2020

oishi 

Or oishii. Japanese, meaning delicious.

Japanese man eats a sushi.
"Oishi," he says to the stranger next to him.

oishi by sukebe December 27, 2006