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Hi, LukeI just came across this site you made and i cnuodlt stop reading your articles over for an hour!! this is really helpful and easy to understand:) I'd really like you to keep doing this if you could. now, I have something that i'd like to ask you. My friend asked me about some japanese. she asked me what  うざい”and  きもい” mean in English.haha. so,i told her that  きもい”means gross or something like that. but i didnt feel that made sense. cuz  gross  means stronger than  きもい”I guess. we japanese use  kimoi  a lot to anything in any situations as you know.and i had no idea how I translated うざい”into English. so how can I say them in English? I know that sounds stupid to ask.. but I just want to let her know. I will much appreciate if you can help me. Thank you;)
 
 
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Hi, LukeI just came across this site you made and i cnuodlt stop reading your articles over for an hour!! this is really helpful and easy to understand:) I'd really like you to keep doing this if you could. now, I have something that i'd like to ask you. My friend asked me about some japanese. she asked me what うざい”and きもい” mean in English.haha. so,i told her that きもい”means gross or something like that. but i didnt feel that made sense. cuz gross means stronger than きもい”I guess. we japanese use kimoi a lot to anything in any situations as you know.and i had no idea how I translated うざい”into English. so how can I say them in English? I know that sounds stupid to ask.. but I just want to let her know. I will much appreciate if you can help me. Thank you;)