This word means you are laughing a lot. It is like laughing so hard you cannot stop. It is even funnier than just "kusa" (grass).
This word means you are laughing a lot. It is like laughing so hard you cannot stop. It is even funnier than just "kusa" (grass).
That last play was such a glitchy mess, I'm dying of laughter. (lit. it's a great plain)
The comment section became a 'great plain' (erupted in laughter) at the streamer's natural airheadedness.
That video of the cat sleeping in a weird pose, that was absolutely hilarious (a 'great plain').
My friend was laughing, but honestly, I didn't find it 'great plain'-level funny.
That bizarre incident was 'great plain' level hilarious, wasn't it?
Imagine a huge field of grass. Each blade of grass is a 'w'. Many 'w's mean lots of laughter. '大草原' means so much laughter it's like a giant field of grass.
This is funnier than "kusa". "Kusa" means you are laughing a little. "Daisougen" means you are laughing a lot. It is not as funny as "mori" though.
Don't use this when you write formal papers. Don't use it in business emails. Don't use it with your boss. This word is only for online chats. Use it with friends who know internet slang.
Kumi's KMT system tracks your mastery across kanji, vocabulary, grammar, and reading. Create a free account to use it on 220,000+ concepts.