The Meaning of Dog: Part 2
Jun 1, 2023 10:11
The Meaning of Dog: Part 2
In Part 1, I introduced several slang meanings of "dog" in Japan.
In English, "dog" has several slang meanings, such as "an unattractive person," "a worthless or contemptible person," "human foot," and "dude or fellow."
In Chinese, "dog (狗)" is used to describe a single man or woman in the form of "単身狗" (where "単身" means "single").
In Korean, "dog (개)" seems to have a meaning similar to the F-word in English.
There are various meanings of "dog" in different countries, but it seems to have mostly negative nuances, so we need to be careful when using it.
In Part 1, I introduced several slang meanings of "dog" in Japan.
In English, "dog" has several slang meanings, such as "an unattractive person," "a worthless or contemptible person," "human foot," and "dude or fellow."
In Chinese, "dog (狗)" is used to describe a single man or woman in the form of "単身狗" (where "単身" means "single").
In Korean, "dog (개)" seems to have a meaning similar to the F-word in English.
There are various meanings of "dog" in different countries, but it seems to have mostly negative nuances, so we need to be careful when using it.
犬の意味 Part 2
Part 1 では、日本における「犬」の比喩的な意味を紹介しました。
一方、英語の dog は、動物の犬以外にも、「呼びかけの言葉」「醜い人」「女癖の悪い男」「人間の足」ような意味があるようです。
中国語の「犬（狗）」は、「単身狗」の形で、独身者を表す言葉として使われます。
韓国語の「犬（개）」は、Fワードのような意味を持つようです。
意味はさまざまですが、世界的にネガティブなニュアンスを持つことが多いようなので、注意が必要です。
Part 1 では、日本における「犬」の比喩的な意味を紹介しました。
一方、英語の dog は、動物の犬以外にも、「呼びかけの言葉」「醜い人」「女癖の悪い男」「人間の足」ような意味があるようです。
中国語の「犬（狗）」は、「単身狗」の形で、独身者を表す言葉として使われます。
韓国語の「犬（개）」は、Fワードのような意味を持つようです。
意味はさまざまですが、世界的にネガティブなニュアンスを持つことが多いようなので、注意が必要です。
No. 1 Amop567
- In Part 1, I introduced several slang meanings of "dog" in Japan.
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
- In English, "dog" has several slang meanings, such as "an unattractive person," "a worthless or contemptible person," "human foot," and "dude or fellow."
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In English, "dog" has several slang meanings, such as "an unattractive person," "a worthless or contemptible person," "human foot," and "dude or fellow."
Human foot?? Never heard that before. I don't see it in my dictionary either.
- In Chinese, "dog (狗)" is used to describe a single man or woman in the form of "単身狗" (where "単身" means "single").
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In Chinese, "dog (狗)" is used to describe a single man or woman in the word "単身狗" (where "単身" means "single").
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- In Korean, "dog (개)" seems to have a meaning similar to the F-word in English.
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
- There are various meanings of "dog" in different countries, but it seems to have mostly negative nuances, so we need to be careful when using it.
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
Snoop Dog, the famous rapper, comes to mind here. ^^
Toru
Thank you for correcting my entry!
> Human foot?? Never heard that before.
Me neither. I'm not sure if this is actually used, but according to the internet, it seems to be used as a slang term in some regions. :)
https://yourfootpalace.com/my-dogs-are-barking-translation-my-feet-hurt/
https://talking-english.net/bark/#My_dogs_are_barking
Thank you for correcting my entry!
> Human foot?? Never heard that before.
Me neither. I'm not sure if this is actually used, but according to the internet, it seems to be used as a slang term in some regions. :)
https://yourfootpalace.com/my-dogs-are-barking-translation-my-feet-hurt/
https://talking-english.net/bark/#My_dogs_are_barking
Amop567
Interesting! Looks like it's some kind of old (southern?) expression mostly associated with the idiom "my dogs are barking."
Never heard it before so that's about all I can say. ^^;
Interesting! Looks like it's some kind of old (southern?) expression mostly associated with the idiom "my dogs are barking."
Never heard it before so that's about all I can say. ^^;
No. 2 O-Star
- The Meaning of Dog: Part 2
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
- The Meaning of Dog: Part 2
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
- In Part 1, I introduced several slang meanings of "dog" in Japan.
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
- In Korean, "dog (개)" seems to have a meaning similar to the F-word in English.
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
- There are various meanings of "dog" in different countries, but it seems to have mostly negative nuances, so we need to be careful when using it.
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
Toru
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