What is the definition of Yabu?

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Yabu-ki-nei is a Japanese term that refers to the practice of living in and around a specific area, often with close-knit communities or a sense of place. It involves a strong sense of community, belongingness, and a commitment to maintaining a sense of identity and tradition within one's home or hometown. The term emphasizes the importance of local involvement and support for cultural practices and traditions.

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Yabumame is a Korean slang term that literally translates to "getting the butt kicked," but it's used more as a slang for "being completely overwhelmed" or "experiencing total panic." Imagine this: "After that creepy haunted house tour, I just yabumame for a week—my brain's like a zombie, but way less groggy."

Here's an edgy example: "The CEO yabumame for a meeting with the ghosts of last quarter's failed product launches. His brain was as cold as a winter's night and his sanity as shattered as a glass of ice cream."

"Aybu Nikkei" is a Japanese slang term that's basically a mix of "a byakuya" (a common Japanese expression meaning "a joke") and "Nikkei," referring to the people of Japan who are part of the Japanese diaspora or those with Japanese heritage. So, it's like saying "a joke from the Japanese folks" or "a laugh from the Nikkei."

Now, here's a darkly comedic example sentence: "The Ayabu Nikkei strategist decided to play a game of 'guess my next move' and whispered, 'I'm going to sell all the yakitori in Tokyo tomorrow!'"