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A neologism coined to describe extreme form of Japanophile similar to the Wapanese. Is noted for it's undying hatred for English - as in any anime or manga that is translated into said language. That said many Bakanese have no Japanese skills whatsoever, so rely on fan translators or fansubbers to translate it for them, stating that all official translations suck, irregardless of the actual quality.

The term is a portmanteau of baka and japanese.
Adam says that the translation of Naruto is the worst thing since a Cleveland Steamer. What a Bakanese!
bakanese by KMeist April 25, 2006
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Baka is the Japanese word for idiot.
bakanese by YeahBoyeee September 10, 2005
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Babanese is the language created in approximately the year of 2021 between a friendship.
Words in Babanese include:
- penené
- poochiní

- baba
- googooroos
- googoos
-roo roo
- badutch
- googly
- googly hole
- smoogly
- dingly
- sminkly
- doongly
-doonkly
- dingle
- crinkly
- babas knees
- balwd
- bawls
- pauls snap back
“Have you heard about babanese”
“No what are some words in babanese”
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Balkanese 

Balkanese is a term to describe an action/thing which is very, very common for the Balkans.
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Bacanese 

Drinking until you are slurring your words until only a select few friends can understand you.
Ronnie was speaking Bacanese at The Pub last night
Bacanese by Jezza from Alice March 15, 2024

Bacanese 

Being so drunk that you start speaking gibberish and are completely incoherent.
He was so wasted, he started speaking bacanese.
Bacanese by Jezza from Alice March 16, 2024
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