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 Who is your favourite 15th gen. Momusu member? |
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Rio Kitagawa |
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 38.2% |
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Homare Okamura |
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17.9% |
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Mei Yamazaki |
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23.2% |
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I luv them all |
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20.8% |
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Hello! Q&A Ocha Norma (8/26/2023) |
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Written by Ro-kun
, updated: 17:47, 28-Aug 2023
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2023/8/26 Hello! Q&A
Ocha Norma
Q: What's a dialectical word or phrase you like?
Saito Madoka
Tsugaru dialect's "Waiha"!
My oshi character from my favorite anime is from Aomori and speaks in Tsugaru dialect, and when I looked it up trying to understand my oshi a little bit more it said that the word "waiha" is used when you're surprised, and I liked it since it was somehow cute!
I wanna start using it in my daily life~~.
Hiromoto Ruli
Sukicchan ne
(more Hakata dialect for liking someone or something)
Ishiguri Kanami
Namara suki dabesa
I unexpectedly like this phrase heavy in Hokkaido dialect ♡
("I like you very much")
Yonemura Kirara
It's
Empitsu wa tokintokin (This pencil is sharp-pointed, from Nagoya dialect)
Tokintokin
Kubota Nanami
The "ken" (Hakata dialect) from things like "Suki yaken" I like cause it's so cute!
It makes my heart flutter when I hear it!
Tashiro Sumire
Nandeyanen!!
Nakayama Natsume
"Anyato" "Shimasshi"
Anyato I just personally think is super cute. It's from Ishikawa dialect meaning "Thanks".
"Shimasshi" means "~and so?" and since it's a dialect I think would definitely not communicate well, I like that about it! lol
Nishizaki Miku
From Okayama, words like "Sou nanja" or "Jakara" or "Fui ni tsukuja" if you look at them objectively I think are cute!
(these are variations with "~ja" on different grammar, like "is that so" or "because" or "an abrupt arrival")
Kitahara Momo
It's "okibariyasu". (ganbare, "Do your best")
This is often written in messages from my mom when I'm going to work, so it's a word I like since it makes me feel her kindness and warmth.
I hear "okibariyasu" is Kyoto dialect, but my mom is from Hiroshima. It seems she came to like it hearing celebrities using it.
Tsutsui Roko
Nandeyanen!
It has such a cute feeling!
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Thanks to Chuzzle for the graphics, and mekia for the source! |
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