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So much that they fall off their chairs and gasp Aitsus suge?

Oh!

Dokodair boy, Tanao.

Ami Sensi, how are you today?

What's new?

Good, not much. How are you today?

I'm very good, thank you.

Good, good.

And I'm in a good mood.

And I'm ready to do this Learn Japanese pod short. Me too. So I'm

sense a what on earth is today's phrase. Today's phrase is, Humpanite, which means something like incredible, amazing, awesome or unbelievable.

It comes from the term

to the hampah, which means half-hearted, half-asked, careless, or incomplete,

something like that. So if you use the or incomplete.

something like that.

So if you use the negative form,

which is chuteo hampah, Janai,

or simply hampanai,

it means the opposite, which is well done, amazing or epic.

Right, there you go.

And you do hear this a lot, it's quite casual I guess, Hampanoi.

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