Learning Japanese from media Learning the Japanese language from
Japanese media can be a great and motivational way to study the
language. This article organizes information useful in that
pursuit. The language found in Japanese media can differ greatly
from what one would encounter in real life Japan, particularly
in its excessive crudeness. Individuals may exchange words and
expressions frequently that seem innocuous and elicit innocuous
responses, but are fighting words to a Japanese person. The
following are some words that are best avoided entirely until
you are proficient and well in-tune to the subtle situations
where they may be appropriate. - おのれ -- Highly aggressive "you".
- てめえ -- Highly aggressive "you". - おまえ -- Highly aggressive
"you". - きさま -- Highly aggressive "you". You can see what will
happen by using おまえ and きさま at a public place. - 俺【おれ】--
Boastful word for "I". Used historically by the samurai to
impress upon others their own greatness. It is used infrequently
in modern day Japan and is