Nov 22, 2017 · In Japanese, " NG " means something "is not permitted," that it "is not okay," that it is "censored," or that someone "can't handle" something. It's pronounced enu-jii エヌジー. See …

Oct 9, 2014 · You may have noticed some acronyms while studying Japanese that use English letters, like “OL” or “NG”. They are used somewhat commonly, and if you hear or see one you …

@ukinnn It's an abbreviation for 'no good,' and in Japan, besides indicating failure, it can also express a refusal like 'that is not acceptable.' Example: A 'Is it okay if I use this for my project?' …

NG in Japan commonly stands for No Good, a term often used in informal contexts to indicate that something is unacceptable or not satisfactory. Explore categories such as Internet Slang and …

Definition of NG. Click for more info and examples: エヌ・ジー - enu/jii - no good, not allowed, not acceptable

Nov 9, 2020 · OK=OKay. よい NG=No Good. よくない Most Japanese people know the meaning of these words, but many of them may have used them without knowing their etymology.

Aug 6, 2016 · "NG" (no good) is used rather commonly in Japanese slang to refer to something off-limits. It's one of those Stylish Not-Actually-English Words that got incorporated into casual …

Jun 3, 2022 · The symbol ḡ represents a sound like the 'ng' of 'singer'—that is, it is a sound made with the tongue in position for a g but with the air escaping from the nasal passages. In …

You will see NP = No problem NGL = Not gonna lie and lots of other abbreviations, but I haven’t come across NG before.|I don't think so, no|私の長年のインターネット利用を通じて、この略 …

Actually, 'n' or 'ng' or even 'm' doesn't matter for native Japanese speakers. They are all written as ん'n', and we don't care about the pronunciation difference. However, if you do care, there is …