aindi:

Totally hooked on to this word too :)

Me too 

 Addictedtodramas:

Me too 

:))

아이씨 (Aish) Korean - translates loosely to 'damn' I use it all the time without meaning to

아이고 (Aigoo) Korean - used to express frustration I also use this all the time


เชี่ย (Shia) Thai - Like damn or shit. It slips out a lot


可愛い (Kawaii) Japanese - Cute. I actually use a lot of Japanese here and there because I've learned it for a few years but I use this the most I think

Honestly I have so  many random words in all different languages that I've picked up and I use these are just the ones I use most often, lol

 Kcitkat:

아이씨 (Aish) Korean - translates loosely to 'damn' I use it all the time without meaning to

아이고 (Aigoo) Korean - used to express frustration I also use this all the time


เชี่ย (Shia) Thai - Like damn or shit. It slips out a lot


可愛い (Kawaii) Japanese - Cute. I actually use a lot of Japanese here and there because I've learned it for a few years but I use this the most I think

Honestly I have so  many random words in all different languages that I've picked up and I use these are just the ones I use most often, lol

absolutely! We tend to pick up so many words and expressions thanks to all the dramas that we watch. I love confusing people around me by using them :)

something which i have started using a lot is "OMO" lately :))

The most words I use is from japanese language: In romaji:

  • saa = who knows; I'dont know (this is my favourite)
  • mendokusai = bothersome; not worth it
  • nani  = what
  • nande / naze = why
  • kawaii = cute
  • moe - as in "moe moe kyun!" (okay, I don't use this one, but it is cute) :-D
  • moshi moshi = phrase to answer phone call
  • ittekimasu, itterashai, tadaima, okaerinasai - when leaving and coming home
  • arigatou = thanks
  • oyasumi nasai = good night
  • suki / daisuki = to like / love something
  • dare = who
  • itadakimasu = thanks for the meal

Korean:

  • annyeonghaseyo = hello
  • kamsahamnida / gomawo = thank you
  • de = yes, aniyo / ani = no

... and some others.

If I think about it... do I still talk in my native language? :-D

 kardasx:

The most words I use is from japanese language: In romaji:

  • saa = who knows; I'dont know (this is my favourite)
  • mendokusai = bothersome; not worth it
  • nani  = what
  • nande / naze = why
  • kawaii = cute
  • moe - as in "moe moe kyun!" (okay, I don't use this one, but it is cute) :-D
  • moshi moshi = phrase to answer phone call
  • ittekimasu, itterashai, tadaima, okaerinasai - when leaving and coming home
  • arigatou = thanks
  • oyasumi nasai = good night
  • suki / daisuki = to like / love something
  • dare = who
  • itadakimasu = thanks for the meal

Korean:

  • annyeonghaseyo = hello
  • kamsahamnida / gomawo = thank you
  • de = yes, aniyo / ani = no

... and some others.

If I think about it... do I still talk in my native language? :-D

He he...do any of us? 

Boya? 

I use this all da time thanks to kdramas!! And i learned that it wasn't even right. It was actually Meoya 뭐야 (me crying in turkish)

Quite a few from me...

Aigo - Usually after coming back from work, I sit and stretch my hands while saying "Aigooooo". It feels so satisfying lol. Sometimes I even extend it to "Aigoooo Sesange"


Nandeyanen? or Nanda sore?  (What the heck? What is that?)- expressing disbelief

Ah.. souka (Ah, like that) - when my co-worker explaining something to me or pointing my small mistake


Recently I also unexpectedly began to respond people calling me with "Hai"

 themochi:

Boya? 

I use this all da time thanks to kdramas!! And i learned that it wasn't even right. It was actually Meoya 뭐야 (me crying in turkish)

:))

 Griffin Seannery:

Quite a few from me...

Aigo - Usually after coming back from work, I sit and stretch my hands while saying "Aigooooo". It feels so satisfying lol. Sometimes I even extend it to "Aigoooo Sesange"


Nandeyanen? or Nanda sore?  (What the heck? What is that?)- expressing disbelief

Ah.. souka (Ah, like that) - when my co-worker explaining something to me or pointing my small mistake


Recently I also unexpectedly began to respond people calling me with "Hai"

Aigoo is my absolute fav :))

It is also possible to answer a phone call with full phrase: "Moshi moshi, dare desu ka?"

That reminded me a scene from the anime Sekirei: :-D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYil1j5vS_4

 kardasx:

It is also possible to answer a phone call with full phrase: "Moshi moshi, dare desu ka?"

That reminded me a scene from the anime Sekirei: :-D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYil1j5vS_4

Am going to try this phrase and see how the other person reacts :))