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What is watashi no?
means "i disagree" in japanese
"watashi wa anata ni doi shimasen lmfao"
watashi no - video
Watashi no - what is it?
Often used by weeaboos when mocking a whining acquaintance or nearby personnel. Formed from a combination of the whining of "wa wa", and a phrase of Japanese to please their inner weeaboo. The u, is somewhat silent.
Person 1: Damn no one's coming to my anime-themed birthday party this Saturday.
Person 2: Watashi wa, wa wa desu.
Person 1: Fkin weeaboos.
What does "watashi no" mean?
'Watashi anata ga daisuki' means 'I really like you' in Japanese, it's usaully used by couples or teens confessing to thier crushes, but we can even say it to a friend or a family member.
There another way of say it which is 'Watashi anata ga aishiteru' but this one is only used when proposing or by husband and wife.
Girl: *to crush* W-watashi anata ga daisuki desu!
Crush: No, I've got a girlfriend.
Watashi no - what does it mean?
Japanese for "I'm a pervert." Note: 'watashi' is the FEMALE pronoun for I. Guy's should say, "Boku wa hentai desu".
schoolgirl: "KYAAA!! Why'd you flip up my skirt?!"
pervy male classmate: "Watashi wa hentai desu!"
Japanese friend of pervert: *smirks*
Watashi no - meaning
means 'i am a pervert' in japanese
say it to any non-japanese speaking person. it's a lovely excuse at times. 'i did it because watashi wa hentai desu.'
Watashi no - definition
"I am already dead"
Deriving from Omae wa mou shindeiru, it is usually used unironically among friends. It is also a cry for help that will be laughed at as you circle into the depths of despair, leaving behind any sanity you possess.
Joseph: Are you ready for the two hour school assembly?
You: "Watashi wa mou shindeiru!!!"
Watashi no - slang
"I am" in Japanese. Also one of the greatest pop-rock bands from California
Wow, Watashi Wa is a really cool band.
Watashi no
Japanese for "I"
Watashino senkowa nihongo desu.
Watashi no
It means me or my in japanese.
Watashi no pocky!
My pocky!
!~^^~!
Watashi no
A Japanese word meaning 'My'. Watashi is generally used by girls, and 'boku no' or 'ore no' can be used by boys to say 'my'.
Although the japanese word mai also means 'My', it is used when not referring to oneself, or when it is from a neutral tone.
Watashi no sekai
My world
Mai tokei
My watch