You use this word to ask for more information. It means "in detail" or "tell me more." It is a shorter way to say a longer Japanese word.
kwskPrimary
You use this word to ask for more information. It means "in detail" or "tell me more." It is a shorter way to say a longer Japanese word.
「昨日、レイドボスソロで倒したわ」「まじか！kwsk」
"I solo'd the raid boss yesterday." "Seriously?! Details!"
「例のオフ会の件、kwsk報告よろ。」
Regarding that offline meeting, detailed report please.
「ごめん、その話はこれ以上できないんだ。」「えー、なんで？kwsk！」
"Sorry, I can't say any more about that." "Aww, why not? Tell me the details!"
「事件の概要は聞いたけど、動機が不明だ。kwsk。」
I heard the outline of the incident, but the motive is unclear. Details, please.
「昨日の配信、神回だったらしいね。」「見逃した！何があったかkwsk」
"I heard yesterday's stream was legendary." "I missed it! Tell me what happened in detail."
Imagine someone is very eager. They want more information right now. 'kwsk' is like saying 'Tell me everything!' It is not very polite. You use it with friends who understand internet slang.
This is different from 'ggrks'. 'ggrks' means 'go search it yourself'. It is rude. 'kwsk' asks for more information. It shows you want to learn more.
Don't use this when you are speaking. It is only for internet chat or texts. Using it in formal situations is rude.
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