Re: Q=24B5=24=24K=249=24s=24J=24C=24F=1B=28B?=
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Date: 06/14/04
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Date: Mon, 14 Jun 2004 23:42:27 GMT
necoandjeff <spam@schrepfer.com> dixit:
>"Travers Naran" <tnaran@no-more-virii-please.direct.ca> wrote in message
>news:Td%yc.38023$%i1.32081@edtnps89...
>> I found this funny little expression that's not in EDict:
>> $B5$$K$9$s$J$C$F(B
>>
>> From context and from the Google searches, it seems to mean "Don't sweat
>> it" or don't worry about something. But I have no idea what the $B$9$s$J$C(B
>> $B$F(B is. How do I read this? Thanks in advance.
>$B5$$K$9$k$J$C$F!#(B
I'm adding "$B5$$K$9$k$J(B" to JMdict ($B5$$K$9$k(B is already there). I think
I'll pass on the $B5$$K$9$s$J$C$F(B and $B5$$K$9$k$J$C$F(B versions. One can
only go so far. I'm adding the $B5$$K$9$s$J$C$F(B form the the set of
examples.
BTW, looking into the examples, I see heaps of cases of the
$B5$$K$9$k$J(B and $B5$$K$9$k(B expression. How about:
$B%9!<$O$*?,$,Bg$-$$$,!"5$$K$7$F$$$J$$!#(B
Yes, you tell 'em, Sue.
-- Jim Breen http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jwb/ Computer Science & Software Engineering, Monash University, VIC 3800, Australia $B%8%`!&%V%j!<%s(B@$B%b%J%7%eBg3X(B
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