Hikikomori is now English…

Screen Cap from Oxford dictionary online

Hikikomori is originally Japanese, meaning for the people who are detached from the society and stays home most of the time.

It’s now officially in the Queen’s dictionary… well Oxford’s to be exact. The definition of the word remains the same and it’s a noun.

The word found it’s way into the dictionary in the latest revision which also sees the inclusion of words like Vuvuzela, Frenemy and bromance… as part of the 2000 words added to the list.

So to upcoming ‘O’ Level and ‘A’ Level students, here are a few mores words you can use in your composition. LOL

Source: Japanese Times

Website: Oxford Dictionary Online

PS: did you know Otaku is also in the dictionary?

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Administrator, editor and write of Ani-Culture.net In 2010, I created Ani-Culture.net with Ken0601, and it have been so ever since. During the pass 1 year plus, we have done many things and I hope our documentation here is enough so we can have a good laugh at the end of the year~ In real life, I am just another salary man... with a rather boring life, loves to take photo and visiting CDJapan. Boring enough? AKB48 wise, my Oshimen is Acchan, while I love Sashihara and Myao too... My greatest wish for now is to visit Japan~

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