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In Japanese it's バグ ("bagu"), "a fault or defect in a computer program". A funny slang term is バグる ("baguru") - it's an artificially constructed verb that mean
by lioeters 5y ago
In Japanese it's バグ ("bagu"), "a fault or defect in a computer program".
A funny slang term is バグる ("baguru") - it's an artificially constructed verb that means "to behave buggily", often used to describe when a game or software glitches.
- deeteecee 5y agoi recently learned their word for a video going viral which is the verb バズる ("bazuru" aka buzz)
- burgerrito 5y agoI recently starting (re)-learning Japanese, and I realized that they have a lot of clever slang! My favorite one is 鯖(saba) which means mackerel, but they use it as a slang for server/game server, because it sounds similiar to サーバー (sābā) which means server in Japanese. There are many others, I'm pretty sure, but this is the one I can think of.
- cocoa19 5y agoAha, that brings back memories of Zelda's characters named Bagu and Error. So that's what's up, Zelda II programmers were having fun with names.