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What does キメぇもん mean in Japanese?
This is the sentence:
キメぇもん頼みやがって
But I just don't get what it means and I found no translation for it.
Also can someone tell me what's the kanji in the screen shot? I can't find it. Thank you in advance
2 Answers
- 11 months agoFavorite Answer
Kimee is a violent way of saying Kimoi, which is short for Kimochi-warui, meaning "disgusting".
Mon is also a violent way of saying Mono, meaning "a thing". Tanomi is to order something. Yagatte is used to express your dissatisfaction and anger.
Therefore, "Kimee-mon Tanomi-yagatte" is "How dare you order such a disgusting thing?"
The kanji in the screenshot is Oku, meaning to leave or put something in/on somewhere.
It reads Oite-iki-yagatte and means "[S/he] left [it] here." You can tell that the speaker is angry because "Yagatte" is used when the speaker is angry.
- Anonymous11 months ago
Why would you learn Japanese anyway? This is so useless.
