Mino Dialect - Examples

Examples

Below is a list of example words for the Mino dialect:

Mino dialect Standard Japanese English Lexical category
omoroi (おもろい) omoshiroi (面白い) interesting adjective
kashiwa (かしわ) toriniku (鶏肉) chicken (meat) noun
bii (びい) onna no ko (女の子), musume (娘) girl, daughter noun
(ぼう) otoko no ko (男の子), musuko (息子) boy, son noun
watchi (わっち) watashi (私) I, me pronoun
mawashi (まわし) junbi (準備), shitaku (支度) preparation noun/verb
shiru (しる) suru (する) do verb
chau (ちゃう) chigau (違う) be different/wrong verb
tsure (つれ) tomodachi (友達), shiriai (知り合い) friend, acquaintance noun
doerai (どえらい) sugoku (すごく) very adverb
deeree (でーれぇー) sugoku (すごく) very adverb
yattokame (八十日目) hisashiburi (久しぶり) long time adjective
tanto (たんと) takusan (たくさん) many, much adjective
gabari (画針) gabyō (画鋲) pushpin, thumbtack noun
kiinai (きいない) kiiro no (黄色の) yellow (color) adjective
gebo (ゲボ) ōto (嘔吐) vomit noun
-nta (~んた) -tachi (~たち), -ra (~ら) pluralization suffix
naburu (なぶる) sawaru (触る) touch verb

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