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Meaning of ちはース
What does っす at the end of a sentence mean?How does this meaning of 笑えないかな work?Structure and meaning of もう少しなんとかならんかったもんかねMeaning of だまって置いてきちゃおUnderstanding a colloquial sentence and meaning of やっぱWhat is the meaning of 副助?“What about X?”, one more meaningMeaning of 感じる in sexual contextMeaning of ___はんはMeaning of 盛り上げ in the following sentenceWhat is the meaning of 金〇
Context: a boy shouts 「ちはース」 after seeing that a fan club for a boxer has only female members. He is happy to discover this since he is the kind of guy that always tries to flirt with pretty girls.
I understand that this is an exclamation expressing surprise, but is it common? Does it have an exact meaning or it is only onomatopoeic?
Also, is it vulgar? Something like "holy shit", or is it more similar to "wow"? I am asking this because the character shouting it often speaks in a vulgar way.
Here you can see the original page. Thank you for your help!
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Context: a boy shouts 「ちはース」 after seeing that a fan club for a boxer has only female members. He is happy to discover this since he is the kind of guy that always tries to flirt with pretty girls.
I understand that this is an exclamation expressing surprise, but is it common? Does it have an exact meaning or it is only onomatopoeic?
Also, is it vulgar? Something like "holy shit", or is it more similar to "wow"? I am asking this because the character shouting it often speaks in a vulgar way.
Here you can see the original page. Thank you for your help!
colloquial-language manga greetings abbreviations casual
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Context: a boy shouts 「ちはース」 after seeing that a fan club for a boxer has only female members. He is happy to discover this since he is the kind of guy that always tries to flirt with pretty girls.
I understand that this is an exclamation expressing surprise, but is it common? Does it have an exact meaning or it is only onomatopoeic?
Also, is it vulgar? Something like "holy shit", or is it more similar to "wow"? I am asking this because the character shouting it often speaks in a vulgar way.
Here you can see the original page. Thank you for your help!
colloquial-language manga greetings abbreviations casual
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Context: a boy shouts 「ちはース」 after seeing that a fan club for a boxer has only female members. He is happy to discover this since he is the kind of guy that always tries to flirt with pretty girls.
I understand that this is an exclamation expressing surprise, but is it common? Does it have an exact meaning or it is only onomatopoeic?
Also, is it vulgar? Something like "holy shit", or is it more similar to "wow"? I am asking this because the character shouting it often speaks in a vulgar way.
Here you can see the original page. Thank you for your help!
colloquial-language manga greetings abbreviations casual
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This is just "Hi".
- こんちゃ/こんちわ/ちわ/ちは/etc is a very casual version of こんにちは. Of course this は is pronounced "wa".
- For "ーす", see: What does っす at the end of a sentence mean?
Jisho.org also has an entry for this. Other variations include ちわっす, こんちゃっす, ちゃーっす, ちゃーす, ちっす and ちーす.
answered 20 hours ago
narutonaruto
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Does this mean that the speaker is greeting someone, or does the Japanese usage of こんにちは extend its usage in the same way as the English 'hello'? That is, can it be used upon making a discovery, e.g. "Hello, that's an interesting thing I've just discovered".
– user3856370
17 hours ago
3
@user3856370 He's not surprised, and this is not an exclamatory phrase at all. It's just plain "hello" said in a loud voice. Please forget "wow", "holy shit" or anything similar.
– naruto
17 hours ago
@naruto Maybe it'd be something like sup!
– Ringil
7 hours ago
Wonder if it's odd to switch from hiragana to katakana in midword like this, or if this just shows i don't read a lot of manga?
– Nathan Hughes
7 hours ago
@NathanHughes I think it's just that you don't read a lot of manga. :) They do that often. However, I don't think it is common outside manga.
– Marco
5 hours ago
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This is just "Hi".
- こんちゃ/こんちわ/ちわ/ちは/etc is a very casual version of こんにちは. Of course this は is pronounced "wa".
- For "ーす", see: What does っす at the end of a sentence mean?
Jisho.org also has an entry for this. Other variations include ちわっす, こんちゃっす, ちゃーっす, ちゃーす, ちっす and ちーす.
answered 20 hours ago
narutonaruto
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Does this mean that the speaker is greeting someone, or does the Japanese usage of こんにちは extend its usage in the same way as the English 'hello'? That is, can it be used upon making a discovery, e.g. "Hello, that's an interesting thing I've just discovered".
– user3856370
17 hours ago
3
@user3856370 He's not surprised, and this is not an exclamatory phrase at all. It's just plain "hello" said in a loud voice. Please forget "wow", "holy shit" or anything similar.
– naruto
17 hours ago
@naruto Maybe it'd be something like sup!
– Ringil
7 hours ago
Wonder if it's odd to switch from hiragana to katakana in midword like this, or if this just shows i don't read a lot of manga?
– Nathan Hughes
7 hours ago
@NathanHughes I think it's just that you don't read a lot of manga. :) They do that often. However, I don't think it is common outside manga.
– Marco
5 hours ago
add a comment |
This is just "Hi".
- こんちゃ/こんちわ/ちわ/ちは/etc is a very casual version of こんにちは. Of course this は is pronounced "wa".
- For "ーす", see: What does っす at the end of a sentence mean?
Jisho.org also has an entry for this. Other variations include ちわっす, こんちゃっす, ちゃーっす, ちゃーす, ちっす and ちーす.
answered 20 hours ago
narutonaruto
160k8153300
Does this mean that the speaker is greeting someone, or does the Japanese usage of こんにちは extend its usage in the same way as the English 'hello'? That is, can it be used upon making a discovery, e.g. "Hello, that's an interesting thing I've just discovered".
– user3856370
17 hours ago
3
@user3856370 He's not surprised, and this is not an exclamatory phrase at all. It's just plain "hello" said in a loud voice. Please forget "wow", "holy shit" or anything similar.
– naruto
17 hours ago
@naruto Maybe it'd be something like sup!
– Ringil
7 hours ago
Wonder if it's odd to switch from hiragana to katakana in midword like this, or if this just shows i don't read a lot of manga?
– Nathan Hughes
7 hours ago
@NathanHughes I think it's just that you don't read a lot of manga. :) They do that often. However, I don't think it is common outside manga.
– Marco
5 hours ago
add a comment |
This is just "Hi".
- こんちゃ/こんちわ/ちわ/ちは/etc is a very casual version of こんにちは. Of course this は is pronounced "wa".
- For "ーす", see: What does っす at the end of a sentence mean?
Jisho.org also has an entry for this. Other variations include ちわっす, こんちゃっす, ちゃーっす, ちゃーす, ちっす and ちーす.
answered 20 hours ago
narutonaruto
160k8153300
This is just "Hi".
- こんちゃ/こんちわ/ちわ/ちは/etc is a very casual version of こんにちは. Of course this は is pronounced "wa".
- For "ーす", see: What does っす at the end of a sentence mean?
Jisho.org also has an entry for this. Other variations include ちわっす, こんちゃっす, ちゃーっす, ちゃーす, ちっす and ちーす.
answered 20 hours ago
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answered 20 hours ago
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Does this mean that the speaker is greeting someone, or does the Japanese usage of こんにちは extend its usage in the same way as the English 'hello'? That is, can it be used upon making a discovery, e.g. "Hello, that's an interesting thing I've just discovered".
– user3856370
17 hours ago
3
@user3856370 He's not surprised, and this is not an exclamatory phrase at all. It's just plain "hello" said in a loud voice. Please forget "wow", "holy shit" or anything similar.
– naruto
17 hours ago
@naruto Maybe it'd be something like sup!
– Ringil
7 hours ago
Wonder if it's odd to switch from hiragana to katakana in midword like this, or if this just shows i don't read a lot of manga?
– Nathan Hughes
7 hours ago
@NathanHughes I think it's just that you don't read a lot of manga. :) They do that often. However, I don't think it is common outside manga.
– Marco
5 hours ago
add a comment |
Does this mean that the speaker is greeting someone, or does the Japanese usage of こんにちは extend its usage in the same way as the English 'hello'? That is, can it be used upon making a discovery, e.g. "Hello, that's an interesting thing I've just discovered".
– user3856370
17 hours ago
3
@user3856370 He's not surprised, and this is not an exclamatory phrase at all. It's just plain "hello" said in a loud voice. Please forget "wow", "holy shit" or anything similar.
– naruto
17 hours ago
@naruto Maybe it'd be something like sup!
– Ringil
7 hours ago
Wonder if it's odd to switch from hiragana to katakana in midword like this, or if this just shows i don't read a lot of manga?
– Nathan Hughes
7 hours ago
@NathanHughes I think it's just that you don't read a lot of manga. :) They do that often. However, I don't think it is common outside manga.
– Marco
5 hours ago
Does this mean that the speaker is greeting someone, or does the Japanese usage of こんにちは extend its usage in the same way as the English 'hello'? That is, can it be used upon making a discovery, e.g. "Hello, that's an interesting thing I've just discovered".
– user3856370
17 hours ago
Does this mean that the speaker is greeting someone, or does the Japanese usage of こんにちは extend its usage in the same way as the English 'hello'? That is, can it be used upon making a discovery, e.g. "Hello, that's an interesting thing I've just discovered".
– user3856370
17 hours ago
3
3
@user3856370 He's not surprised, and this is not an exclamatory phrase at all. It's just plain "hello" said in a loud voice. Please forget "wow", "holy shit" or anything similar.
– naruto
17 hours ago
@user3856370 He's not surprised, and this is not an exclamatory phrase at all. It's just plain "hello" said in a loud voice. Please forget "wow", "holy shit" or anything similar.
– naruto
17 hours ago
@naruto Maybe it'd be something like sup!
– Ringil
7 hours ago
@naruto Maybe it'd be something like sup!
– Ringil
7 hours ago
Wonder if it's odd to switch from hiragana to katakana in midword like this, or if this just shows i don't read a lot of manga?
– Nathan Hughes
7 hours ago
Wonder if it's odd to switch from hiragana to katakana in midword like this, or if this just shows i don't read a lot of manga?
– Nathan Hughes
7 hours ago
@NathanHughes I think it's just that you don't read a lot of manga. :) They do that often. However, I don't think it is common outside manga.
– Marco
5 hours ago
@NathanHughes I think it's just that you don't read a lot of manga. :) They do that often. However, I don't think it is common outside manga.
– Marco
5 hours ago
add a comment |
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