Words With Alphabet Letters

Some of these are

Note that since these terms are used in Japanese, the letters are pronounced in Japanese too. See

OVA, ONA
Original Video Animation. (wasei-eigo.)
Original Net Animation. (wasei-eigo.)

NEET (niito ニート)
Not in Employment, Education or Training.
(not wasei-eigo, but used mostly in Japan, originally from UK, it seems.)

enujii エヌジー)
Not Good. (wasei-eigo.)
(can't air on TV, "triggers me," etc.)

JK, JC, JS, JD, DK
joshikousei 女子高生, "high school girl," and related terms.

P (pii ピー)
Producer. (in anime, often the kind that produces idols.)
Police officer. (probably only in the manga P to JK PとJK)

H (
"Sexy," "lewd," "sexual,"

orz.
OTL in Japanese because Japanese people turn L's into R's.
An emoji of a guy with his knees and hands on the floor, defeated.

w
ww
www
wwww
Snarky laugh net slang.
lol, lmao, rofl, etc. in Japanese.
(read as kusa 草, "grass," or warawarawarawara)

うｐ
Up. As in: upload.

おｋ
Ok. Okay.

wktk
wakuteka わくてか
Abbreviation of wakuwaku tekateka わくわくてかてか (you know, just like is tsuntsun-deredere.)
wakuwaku is "to be excited," nervous, anxious, etc.
tekateka is "to be gleaming" shiny, specially due to sweating, etc.
Translation: something epic is going to happen so you're sweating in excitement, or something along those lines.

ktkr
kitakore キタコレ
When something (usually welcome) happens.
From kitaa! キター！, "[it] came!" and

gkbr
gakugaku buruburu ガクガクブルブル, to be trembling or shivering with fear, panic, etc.
gakugaku means shaking knees, and buruburu means shivering.

gkbr (the other one)
gokiburi ゴキブリ, a "cockroach."

ksk
kasoku 加速, "acceleration."
In forums, online boards, etc. the act of a thread "picking up speed" by getting more comments.

kyuukei キューケイ)
kyuukei 休憩, a "break" or "pause" for rest. Intermission.

KY (keewai ケーワイ)
kuuki yome 空気読め, "read the air!" (imperative)
kuuki yomenai 空気読めない, someone who "can't read the air."
Reading the air in Japanese means to get social clues, that is, someone who doesn't read the air is someone who gets in the middle of a lovey-dovey couple and doesn't leave immediately, doesn't realize they're unwanted, says or does something they shouldn't because it's awkward or intruding, etc.

AKY
aete kuuki yomanai あえて空気読まない
Doesn't read the air, on purpose.
(someone who doesn't even try to read the air, whether they're capable of doing so or not.)

MKY
CKY
maji kuuki yomanai まじ空気読まない
chou kuuki yomenai 超空気読めない
Seriously doesn't read the air.
Super can't read the air.

KYR
kuuki yomeru 空気読める
Can read the air. (finally!)

PK (piikee ピーケー)
pureyaa kiru プレヤー・キル, "player kill."
pureyaa kiraa プレヤー・キラー, "player killer."
In an online game, MMORPG, etc. players killing players, in PvP (player vs. player), instead of killing whatever else, PvE (player vs. environment.).

PK (the other one)
pantsu kuikomu パンツ食い込む
Wedging underpants. (yes, seriously. I have no idea how it came to mean this. Or why. Or how the fuck you're supposed to use this in a conversation. But it exists, somehow. The internet is a weird place.)

OL (ooeru オーエル)
BG (biijii ビージー)
Office Lady.
Business Girl.
(wasei-eigo, the elusive female salaryman.)
(nowadays OL is preferred instead of BG.)

SNS (esu-enu-esu エスエヌエス)
Social Networking Service. Social media, websites, etc.

esu, emu エス・エム)
Sadist and masochist.

do-esu, do-emu ドエス・ドエム)
Super-sadist and super-masochist.
Usually used in a sarcastic way.

NTR, NTL, NTRR, NTRS.
netorare 寝取られ,
Terms related to having affairs and taking other people's women (or men, etc.).
(which abbreviation is which word may vary.)

TSF.
Transsexual Fiction.

TG. TS. TV, CD.
MtF. FtM. MtX, FtX
GID, Aセクシャル
See the

BL, GL, ML, NL, TL. (biieru ビーエル, etc.)
Boys' Love. Girls' Love. Men's Love. Normal Love. Teens' Love.
Romance fiction genres.
(wasei-eigo, "Boys' Love" wasn't a genre, Japan made it up, then the west imported it.)

RT.
Retweet. You know, on Twitter. It's like a share on Facebook. Or a reblog on Tumblr. Which is basically a repost, but somehow different. Which is like when someone posts something, and you post it, again, but they've already posted it, so you haven't posted it for the first time, you've posted it, again, re, posted, get it? But it's with tweets. So someone tweets something and you tweet that tweet so you retweet because you tweeted the tweet, again.

Since I've posted a bunch of these already, here's a list of Japanese words containing English (Latin) alphabet letters, and the respective posts which talked about them. (in no particular order)Some of these are wasei-eigo , meaning they're made up in Japan but out of English words. Some of these are abbreviations used in English too which I included because why not.Note that since these terms are used in Japanese, the letters are pronounced in Japanese too. See katakanized English letters for how to pronounce them.riginalideonimation. (.)riginaletnimation. (.)ニート)ot inmployment,ducation orraining.(not, but used mostly in Japan, originally from UK, it seems.) NG . (エヌジー)otood. (.)(can't air on TV, "triggers me," etc.)女子高生, "high school girl," and related terms.P (ピー)Producer. (in anime, often the kind that produces idols.)Police officer. (probably only in the mangaPとJK) ecchi エッチ .)"Sexy," "lewd," "sexual,"orz.Anof a guy with his knees and hands on the floor, defeated.Snarky laugh net slang.lol, lmao, rofl, etc. in Japanese.(read as草, "grass," orUp. As in:load.. Okay.wktkわくてかAbbreviation ofわくわくてかてか (you know, just likeis.)is "to be excited," nervous, anxious, etc.is "to be gleaming" shiny, specially due to sweating, etc.Translation: something epic is going to happen so you're sweating in excitement, or something along those lines.ktkrキタコレWhen something (usually welcome) happens.Fromキター！, "[it] came!" and kore これ , "this."gkbrガクガクブルブル, to be trembling or shivering with fear, panic, etc.means shaking knees, andmeans shivering.gkbr (the other one)ゴキブリ, a "cockroach."ksk加速, "acceleration."In forums, online boards, etc. the act of a thread "picking up speed" by getting more comments. QK . (キューケイ)休憩, a "break" or "pause" for rest. Intermission.KY (ケーワイ)空気読め, "read the air!" (imperative)空気読めない, someone who "can't read the air."Reading the air in Japanese means to get social clues, that is, someone who doesn't read the air is someone who gets in the middle of a lovey-dovey couple and doesn't leave immediately, doesn't realize they're unwanted, says or does something they shouldn't because it's awkward or intruding, etc.AKYあえて空気読まないDoesn't read the air, on purpose.(someone who doesn't even try to read the air, whether they're capable of doing so or not.)MKYCKYまじ空気読まない超空気読めないSeriously doesn't read the air.Super can't read the air.KYR空気読めるCan read the air. (finally!)PK (ピーケー)プレヤー・キル, "player kill."プレヤー・キラー, "player killer."In an online game, MMORPG, etc. players killing players, in PvP (player vs. player), instead of killing whatever else, PvE (player vs. environment.).PK (the other one)パンツ食い込むWedging underpants. (yes, seriously. I have no idea how it came to mean this. Or why. Or how the fuck you're supposed to use this in a conversation. But it exists, somehow. The internet is a weird place.)OL (オーエル)BG (ビージー)fficeady.usinessirl., the elusive female salaryman.)(nowadays OL is preferred instead of BG.)SNS (エスエヌエス)ocialetworkingervice. Social media, websites, etc. S, M . (エス・エム)Sadist and masochist. ドS, ドM . (ドエス・ドエム)Super-sadist and super-masochist.Usually used in a sarcastic way. netori 寝取り and netorase 寝取らせ Terms related to having affairs and taking other people's women (or men, etc.).(which abbreviation is which word may vary.)ransexualiction.TG. TS. TV, CD.MtF. FtM. MtX, FtXGID, AセクシャルSee the LGBT terms post, terms containing letters section.ビーエル, etc.)oys'ove.irls'ove.en'sove.ormalove.eens'ove.Romance fiction genres., "Boys' Love" wasn't a genre, Japan made it up, then the west imported it.)RT.weet. You know, on Twitter. It's like a share on Facebook. Or a reblog on Tumblr. Which is basically a repost, but somehow different. Which is like when someone posts something, and you post it, again, but they've already posted it, so you haven't posted it for the first time, you've posted it, again, re, posted, get it? But it's with tweets. So someone tweets something and you tweet that tweet so you retweet because you tweeted the tweet, again.