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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary
fussy
SEKOI
It seems the word has been used for
a long time, but I think we can call
it a slang word meaning 'fussy about
trivial things'.
"He borrowed one dollar from me over a month ago,
but he hasn't returned it to me yet."
"You are SEKOI."
Something like that.
Are there any interesting English equivalents?
Thank you.
It seems the word has been used for
a long time, but I think we can call
it a slang word meaning 'fussy about
trivial things'.
"He borrowed one dollar from me over a month ago,
but he hasn't returned it to me yet."
"You are SEKOI."
Something like that.
Are there any interesting English equivalents?
Thank you.
Top answer
Petty.
- Petty.
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Hi,
No, a frivolous person is one who is not serious, who is light-hearted.
Clive
No, a frivolous person is one who is not serious, who is light-hearted.
Clive
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Thanks for correcting me!0
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