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Moe (萌え? pronounce[moe] )(Vietnamese pronunciation: mo-e) isJapaneseslang . Used to refer to a strong affection for fictional characters (manga,anime, etc.)"[1]Patrick W. Galbraith[2]emphasizes that it is a play on words derived from an original word. Japan means "young maiden", which is likened to a budding flower, and so it is also used to mean "maiden" for a girl going throughpuberty.[3]Because the word ishomophonousto "burning out" " (pronouncedmoe(燃え? )), from which the origin of "moe" is derived.[4] The word is now used in special cases to refer to "lovely", or specifically "cute", or can also refer to lovely actions and gestures, mainly to comment on things. fictional characters.
Instruction: PDO
Moe (萌え? pronounce[moe] )(Vietnamese pronunciation: mo-e) isJapaneseslang . Used to refer to a strong affection for fictional characters (manga,anime, etc.)"[1]Patrick W. Galbraith[2]emphasizes that it is a play on words derived from an original word. Japan means "young maiden", which is likened to a budding flower, and so it is also used to mean "maiden" for a girl going throughpuberty.[3]Because the word ishomophonousto "burning out" " (pronouncedmoe(燃え? )), from which the origin of "moe" is derived.[4] The word is now used in special cases to refer to "lovely", or specifically "cute", or can also refer to lovely actions and gestures, mainly to comment on things. fictional characters.
Instruction: PDO
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