What does オシャレ mean?
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やã£ã±オシャレãª雰囲気ã«ãªるãŠ声ã ãªãÂÂ〜
It seems the definition of ãŠã—ゃれ is something like "stylish", but it doesn't seem right in this case. What does that mean?
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やã£ã±オシャレãª雰囲気ã«ãªるãŠ声ã ãªãÂÂ〜
It seems the definition of ãŠã—ゃれ is something like "stylish", but it doesn't seem right in this case. What does that mean?
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やã£ã±オシャレãª雰囲気ã«ãªるãŠ声ã ãªãÂÂ〜
It seems the definition of ãŠã—ゃれ is something like "stylish", but it doesn't seem right in this case. What does that mean?
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asked 4 hours ago
Ushiromiya
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やã£ã±オシャレãª雰囲気ã«ãªるãŠ声ã ãªãÂÂ〜
It seems the definition of ãŠã—ゃれ is something like "stylish", but it doesn't seem right in this case. What does that mean?
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オシャレ is also spelled ãŠ洒è½. This breaks down to honorific prefix o- + share, the stem of the verb shareru, "to dress up, to get fancy, to be stylish, to be refined", or even "to be witty" in terms of how one speaks. This could be used as a noun, or indeed as a -na adjective, like in your sample text.
You may have heard the term dajare for "stupid joke": this comes from prefix da- for "stupid, worthless" + this same share for "witticism".
So in the context of your quote, "dressed up" certainly doesn't fit, and as you note, "stylish" also sounds funny. But "refined" or "fancy" would seem to work.
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オシャレ is also spelled ãŠ洒è½. This breaks down to honorific prefix o- + share, the stem of the verb shareru, "to dress up, to get fancy, to be stylish, to be refined", or even "to be witty" in terms of how one speaks. This could be used as a noun, or indeed as a -na adjective, like in your sample text.
You may have heard the term dajare for "stupid joke": this comes from prefix da- for "stupid, worthless" + this same share for "witticism".
So in the context of your quote, "dressed up" certainly doesn't fit, and as you note, "stylish" also sounds funny. But "refined" or "fancy" would seem to work.
answered 1 hour ago
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オシャレ is also spelled ãŠ洒è½. This breaks down to honorific prefix o- + share, the stem of the verb shareru, "to dress up, to get fancy, to be stylish, to be refined", or even "to be witty" in terms of how one speaks. This could be used as a noun, or indeed as a -na adjective, like in your sample text.
You may have heard the term dajare for "stupid joke": this comes from prefix da- for "stupid, worthless" + this same share for "witticism".
So in the context of your quote, "dressed up" certainly doesn't fit, and as you note, "stylish" also sounds funny. But "refined" or "fancy" would seem to work.
answered 1 hour ago
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オシャレ is also spelled ãŠ洒è½. This breaks down to honorific prefix o- + share, the stem of the verb shareru, "to dress up, to get fancy, to be stylish, to be refined", or even "to be witty" in terms of how one speaks. This could be used as a noun, or indeed as a -na adjective, like in your sample text.
You may have heard the term dajare for "stupid joke": this comes from prefix da- for "stupid, worthless" + this same share for "witticism".
So in the context of your quote, "dressed up" certainly doesn't fit, and as you note, "stylish" also sounds funny. But "refined" or "fancy" would seem to work.
answered 1 hour ago
EirÃkr Útlendi
15.1k12754
オシャレ is also spelled ãŠ洒è½. This breaks down to honorific prefix o- + share, the stem of the verb shareru, "to dress up, to get fancy, to be stylish, to be refined", or even "to be witty" in terms of how one speaks. This could be used as a noun, or indeed as a -na adjective, like in your sample text.
You may have heard the term dajare for "stupid joke": this comes from prefix da- for "stupid, worthless" + this same share for "witticism".
So in the context of your quote, "dressed up" certainly doesn't fit, and as you note, "stylish" also sounds funny. But "refined" or "fancy" would seem to work.
answered 1 hour ago
EirÃkr Útlendi
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answered 1 hour ago
EirÃkr Útlendi
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answered 1 hour ago
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