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Dictionary Encounters – No Diggity

Posted on 20. May, 2007 @ 4:58 pm by harvey in Humor, Language Views: 187

Was looking up the exact meaning of 「同感」, literally means “to share the same feeling” in English.

Check out some of the example translations and sentences that ALC gave me.

そのとおり！／同感！；〈米俗〉

Awesome, I can say “No diggity!” in Japanese!

- Harvey

Michael

No diggity, no doubt! ALC… keepin’ it real.
mdchachi

yes but can you say “hot diggity dog”?
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… I… I can’t.

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