Gyaru Language

Have you ever been intereted in speaking Gyaru-go (gal language)? Well this is your lucky day, here are some words to start you off on your long journey. Feel free to correct me or add words that were left out. I am just a beginner.

kimoi – literally means “disgusting” used to describe guys that they don’t like
gangire – “really upset” or “just about to get so mad”
maji – “really?”
maji-mukatsuku – “that really makes me mad” or “I hate that”
pakuru – to steal
chikuru – to tell on someone
All (pronounced “o-ru” in Japanese) – staying up late or all night
enjo, enkou – prostitution or dating older men for money (from the word “enjo-kosai”)
geki-kawa – really cute
tenparu – to try to hurry
kinpa – bleached or dyed blond hair
yabai – dangerous, gross, terrbile – but can also mean cool
ikemen – A good looking guy
loose (pronounced “ru-zu” in Japanese) – abbreviation for “loose socks”, the ones worn by schoolgirls in Japan.
uchi-me – myself
makuru – to do something a lot (e.g., “asobi-makuru” means “to hang around a lot” or to “party a lot”)
nanpa – picking up girls
gyaku-nan – to ask a man on the street for a date (short for “gyaku-nanpa” which means “opposite of nanpa”)
karui- a guy or a girl who hangs around a lot, sometimes at night and has lots of girlfriends or boyfriends
asondesou -another word for “karui”
ikebu – Ikebukuro
kimpa – blonde hair
keita – cellular phone
kerompa – blonde long haired man
tawareko – Tower Records
cho LL – super-love love
choyagamo – get damaged
cho YM – overly highly motivated
choberigu – super very good
choberiha – super very Happy
choberibu – super very blue
no pro – no problem
naru ra – narcissist
buya – shibuya
famima – family mart
wakattingu – meaning of understanding
chokomba – very out of condition