Do you use the word ‘ヤバい’?😆 Do you know any other ways how to say it in English? 🤔 Are there other words that you have heard native-speakers use for ‘ヤバい’? Please let me know 😃⬇️
Hello. Thank you for commenting! 😃 Yeah, that's true! Some people say "Oh my gosh" / "Oh my goodness" instead of "Oh my God". In the UK, I hear people using either of these. However, "Oh my god!" is the most used I think; It's the one that I hear the most.
No no! "Yabai" is a negative word. When it's positive you should say "sugoi" . So in English you should use amazing, awesome, or great. It's only been about 20 years since "yabai" started to be used for both positive and negative things, and it became established from a misunderstanding among young people at the time. Using "yabai" for both positive and negative things can lead to misunderstandings.
Do you use the word ‘ヤバい’?😆
Do you know any other ways how to say it in English? 🤔
Are there other words that you have heard native-speakers use for ‘ヤバい’?
Please let me know 😃⬇️
ゲール言できますか 乾杯はスランジバ―ドでいいですか
アダムさんのスコットランド英語が聞けて嬉しいです。
例がいつもわかりやすくて勉強になります。
一部の日本人はベーシストを褒める時「変態」をよく使います 親近感〜
I feel "sick" is often used as cool among young people.
アダムさんはテレビ大阪の視聴エリアにお住まいなんですね。私も同じなので親しみ感じます。
"Oh my God"は宗教上の理由で "Oh my gosh"や"Oh my goodness"と言いかえると聞いたことがあります。イギリスではそこまではしないのでしょうか?
Hello. Thank you for commenting! 😃
Yeah, that's true! Some people say "Oh my gosh" / "Oh my goodness" instead of "Oh my God".
In the UK, I hear people using either of these. However, "Oh my god!" is the most used I think; It's the one that I hear the most.
Oh my gosh! This video is helpful.
I would say ' Fucking hell!'
It's surprising that you know " Yabai ".
I hardly speak " Yabai ".
I've heard the native speaker say , " Oh ! It's crazy crazy expensive. "
Hello! Thank you for commenting 😃
Yeah, native-speakers often say “that’s crazy expensive!” 😂
No no! "Yabai" is a negative word.
When it's positive you should say "sugoi" .
So in English you should use amazing, awesome, or great.
It's only been about 20 years since "yabai" started to be used for both positive and negative things, and it became established from a misunderstanding among young people at the time.
Using "yabai" for both positive and negative things can lead to misunderstandings.