- What does め mean in this case? - Japanese Language Stack Exchange
In the book I'm reading, a boy is looking for a tomato, he says "トマトめトマトめ どこ行ったの" What does "め" mean in this case?
- What does adjective + め means - Japanese Language Stack Exchange
On this informational sign in ramen shop they use -i adjectives ending with め I can understand plain かたい, 多い and such, but what purpose does ending an adjective in め serves?
- translation - Meaning behind adding め after someones name . . .
「め」 is a suffix of contempt when attached to a noun or another person's name 「この犬いぬめ！」 = "You stupid dog!" 「許ゆるせん、田中たなかめ！」 = "Will never forgive Tanaka the bastard!" Translation is an art You could use whatever word you feel appropriate for the context that expresses contempt, scorn, disdain, etc Please note, however, that it becomes a
- Meaning of らめえ - Japanese Language Stack Exchange
The word " らめぇ!" is a lispy way of saying " だめ " (to cannot speak clearly ろれつが回らない状態) It is used to joke around a little, and is used for hedonic or infantile expressions It is slang for a subculture 「らめぇ」とは？ ！ 意味を解説 I'm not an expert, so I don't know, but some people have said the
- Difference between - Japanese Language Stack Exchange
めちゃくちゃ is already relatively informal, but めちゃめちゃ and め (っ) ちゃ are clearly more colloquial or slangy than めちゃくちゃ If you used め (っ) ちゃ in a job interview, your education level would be questioned
- grammar - How are the suffixes ーまる and ーめる used? - Japanese Language . . .
It seems that only a small subset of い -adjectives can be turned into verbs by using suffixes - まる and - める - める generates a transitive verb and - まる an intransitive verb
- 目(め)-suffix usage with nouns - Japanese Language Stack Exchange
I am well aware of the usage of the 目 (め) suffix with い -adjectives to mean a "slightly somewhat" version of said adjective, with this and this question being related
- あかさたなはまやらわ - Japanese Language Stack Exchange
I mastered the sequences of あかさたなはまやらわ, いきしちにひみいりい, うくすつぬふむゆるう, えけせてねへめえれえ and おこそとのほもよろを using the latter half of this children's song (written by a famous poet), and this was probably when I was a kindergartner
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