Japanガッツリ (gattsuri)
adverb · Informal · GAT-tsu-ree
Properly; heartily; a serious amount. Of food above all — ガッツリ系 is the whole genre of large, meaty, unapologetic dishes.
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Japan
Japanese Slang for Food & Drink
4 Japanese slang terms for food & drink, each with its meaning, how it is pronounced and an example of it in use.
Informal words for eating, drinking and the state of having done too much of either. Frequently borrowed across borders, and frequently mistranslated.
腹ペコ (harapeko)
adjective, noun · Informal · ha-ra-PEH-koh
Starving; stomach completely empty. Childlike in flavour and used affectionately by adults.
飲み放題 (nomihōdai)
noun · Colloquial · noh-mee-HOH-dai
All you can drink, for a fixed price and — always — a fixed time, usually ninety or a hundred and twenty minutes with a last-order warning.
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とりあえず (toriaezu)
adverb · Colloquial · toh-ree-AH-ezu
For now; to start with; anyway. Marks a provisional decision made to stop deliberating rather than because it is the right one.
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