[Ishikawa dialect, Kanazawa dialect] "Darabuchi"

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We will introduce unique and slightly interesting dialects, phrases, and phrases used in Kanazawa and Ishikawa along with how to use them.

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Today's dialect is "Darabuchi".

This column is serialized with the desire to review and preserve the Kanazawa dialect and Ishikawa dialect.

A person from outside the prefecture once told me, ``Some people said it with anger, others said it with laughter.

The meaning is "stupid" and "idiot". When you become "darabuchi", when you are angry, your anger will be stronger. I don't use it much when I'm laughing, but I feel like it makes me feel more disgusted.

In the Showa era, I feel like I could hear mothers yelling at their children, "Hey, you idiot! What are you doing!" from every house.

Our home, of course.

Now, I spend my days laughing at what my darabuchi son does.

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Kanazawa Biyori Co., Ltd.

Ishikawa

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