| muzui | Difficult, short for "muzukashi" |
| ne | Informal interjection with many uses. It can mean "right?" or "isn't it" or "hey!" |
| nameru | to underestimate(lit. "to lick"); to kid sbd, namerareu mon ka? "Who you're kiddin'?" |
| nampa | Picking up woman. The art of using smooth talk to pick up girls met the first time in shopping areas, train stations, etc. |
| nampa-sha | Short for "Nampa Shashin". Photograph used as a trophy of a nampa conquest. |
| nandake | This expression is used when someone mentions something that you might have been told before but you forgot. Or, it is used to express " Um yeah, what about that (thing you're talking about)?" |
| nan de ya nen | What the hell |
| naka ga ii | have good relations; be on good terms; be close to |
| nani o miten da yo | What the hell are you looking at |
| ni urusai | picky about (something) |
| nuretta | really blew it |
| nuke no kara | vanished, gone without a trace (lit.: a shell with the contents removed.) |
| omae | omae is actually not rude if its just among friends |
| omokuso | extremely |
| oreore sagi | The "It's Me" fraud is where someone calls a random number and says "It's me". The caller pretends to be the person's child (works occasionally with the senile), and requests a bank transfer to cope with an emergency like a car accident or a gambling debt. "Ore" is the informal word for "I" or "me". Sort of the same concept as spam: send out a million emails and youi might catch one or two suckers. |
| oroone | please; if you would (abbreviated form) |
| oashisu | no pushing, no rushing, keep quiet, be quick (abbreviated from osanai, awatenai, shizuka ni, subayaku) |
| osu ka makoto ka | what do you know |
| roukai | understood; roger; over and out; acknowledged |
| rakki | Slang term that comes from the English word "lucky" and is used to express that something really "cool" just happened that makes you feel "lucky". |