Every
year in every country I think that new language and buzzwords of that country
are being created every year, but Japan also yes.
A publisher that has elected this term every year announced the top ten on December 1.
A publisher that has elected this term every year announced the top ten on December 1.
The
Grand Prize was " kamitteru,神ってる".. There are 30
candidates, you can get it more in detail at the following URL
Http://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/national/ ⇒Japan's top buzzword candidates 2016 range from Pikotaro to ' theTrump phenomenon'
Http://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/national/ ⇒Japan's top buzzword candidates 2016 range from Pikotaro to ' theTrump phenomenon'
The
next 10 cases were chosen.
1.kamitteru 神ってる
(superhuman behavior)
2 Gesu furin ゲス不倫 (sleazy
affair)
3 seichi junrei 聖地巡礼 (holy
pilgrimage)
4.Toranpu genshou トランプ現象 (The
Trump phenomenon)
5. PPAP
6.."Hoikuen ochita.
Nihon shine” 保育園落ちた。日本死ね (“Didn’t get a day care slot. Drop
dead, Japan”)
7. amoore アモーレ (love)
8. “Pokemon Go” (ポケモンゴー)
9. mainasu kinri マイナス金利 (negative
interest rates)
10. morido 盛り土 (layer of clean soil)
In addition,
The 2016 New Language Grand prize selected by the dictionary
publisher "Sanseido" was "ほぼほぼ、hobohobo,almost almost".
ほぼほぼhobohobo
Whether things were
100% or not, criterion of judgment.
Since it is not 100%
only by "ほぼ、almost",
it is completed by adding ”ほぼ、almost” one more.
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