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All of these mean “bothersome” right?
めんどうくさい
めんどくさい
めんどう
めんどい
めんど
めんどくさ —-> does this one sound the most casual?
All of these mean “bothersome” right?
めんどうくさい
めんどくさい
めんどう
めんどい
めんど
めんどくさ —-> does this one sound the most casual?
めんどうくさい
めんどくさい
めんどう
めんどい
めんど
めんどくさ —-> does this one sound the most casual?
Do you write it with hiragana or is there a kanji for this adjective?
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only めんどう→面倒
面倒くさい
めんどくさい
面倒
めんどい
めんど
めんどくさ
Ｉ think めんど is the most casual.
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only めんどう→面倒
面倒くさい
めんどくさい
面倒
めんどい
めんど
めんどくさ
Ｉ think めんど is the most casual.
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@taku34 From polite to informal is that the correct order? めんどうくさい ＞ めんどくさい ＞ めんどくさ ＞ めんどう ＝ めんどい ＞ めんど
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