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18 January
- Japanese
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English (US)
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集まりと言う意味に「ジャム」があると思うのですが、スラングで「バター」にも同じ意味があると聞いたことがあります。
ネットで調べてもバターは素晴らしいと言う意味みたいで、集会とか皆で集まると言った意味はないように思えます。
バターに集まりと言う意味は本当にあるのでしょうか?
集まりと言う意味に「ジャム」があると思うのですが、スラングで「バター」にも同じ意味があると聞いたことがあります。
ネットで調べてもバターは素晴らしいと言う意味みたいで、集会とか皆で集まると言った意味はないように思えます。
バターに集まりと言う意味は本当にあるのでしょうか?
ネットで調べてもバターは素晴らしいと言う意味みたいで、集会とか皆で集まると言った意味はないように思えます。
バターに集まりと言う意味は本当にあるのでしょうか?
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- English (US)
聞いたことはありません。
ちょっとした言葉遊びてはなかったでしょうか。
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