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We found 1 word, 17 partial word matches, and 9 examples matching 'わすれっぽい'
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forgetful
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particle
1. indicates emotion or admiration  (at sentence end; female term or language)
2. indicates emphasis  (at sentence end; regional dialect: Kansai-ben)
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Most common form: っす
auxiliary
be; is  (see also: です; semi-polite copula; abbreviation)
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Most common form: ぽいっ
1. -ish; -like  (colloquialism)
noun
2. tossing something out; throwing something away  (see also: ぽいと; onomatopoeic or mimetic word)
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Most common form: ぽいっ
1. -ish; -like  (colloquialism)
noun
2. tossing something out; throwing something away  (see also: ぽいと; onomatopoeic or mimetic word; this meaning is restricted to reading ぽい)
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particle
strengthens a question, assertion, etc.  (see also: かい, ぞい, だい, わい; familiar language)
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やまもと
山下
さん
わす
れっぽい
ひと
だからこの
しごと
仕事
あんしん
安心
して
まか
せられない

Mr Yamashita is a forgetful person, so I'm not confident I can leave him in charge of this job.
わす
れっぽい
じぶん
自分
ながら
あき
れる

I am disgusted with myself for my short memory.
かれ
ひじょう
非常
わす
れっぽい
おとこ

He is a very forgetful fellow.
かれ
わす
れっぽい

He is apt to forget.
さいきん
最近
わす
れっぽくて
こま
っています

I'm getting forgetful these days, but what can you do?
 
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