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In Korea, too, terms that discriminate against certain classes are common on the Internet.
In Japan, the number of discriminatory terms used by Generation Z is on the rise these days.
Typically
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Chaemulekha
There are three above
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Single parent bread (#_/ | ) )
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SNP
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4 for 100 yen at the supermarket
There is some bread that I bought.
This side
Single parent bread (#ku) | ) ) is called
It’s a harsh term to say that if you go to visit a poor friend, you’ll get something like this.
A nickname that came from a poor, single-parent household that looked like it would be eaten.
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Flowerbed seeds (jirorek [meaning)]
Hwasil refers to the traditional Japanese style.
TikTok
When uploading to chinlock video
What do girls with particularly ugly clothes and clothes have in common?
The nickname came about because the photos were taken in an old Japanese style house (studio).
In short, I live in a Japanese restaurant – a discriminatory term that means poor and ugly.
3. African Extermination (7th period)
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7th period’) J])j #reum is shortened to Afugaki
Literally translated, African history means chasing.
There are poor kids who are not smart enough to play games like their friends.
A term created to discriminate
If you don’t do well in school, you’re called afugaki.
In Korea, these are like parasitic waters.
There is no translation for the meaning of TOP in Korean, so it is translated as seed.

Elsa, the parasitic beast, was reported by Korean media as

If you think it’s a made up word

Japan made it with a lot of malicious intent.

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