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うっせぇわ

usseewa
interjection★Intermediate— shut up
informal

A casual, often aggressive way to tell someone to be quiet or stop talking, commonly used in informal or youth slang.

うっせぇわ!もう聞きたくない!

Shut up! I don't want to hear it anymore!

うるせぇわ!静かにしてくれ!

Shut up! Be quiet!

💡

This phrase is often used in casual or aggressive contexts, especially among younger people. It can also be used humorously among friends.

Collocations

うるせぇわshut upうるさいnoisy

Synonyms

うるさい黙れ黙って

Antonyms

話して聞いて

Related Phrases

うるさいadjective
noisy
黙れimperative
shut up

💡Pro Tip

Context Matters

This phrase is very informal and can be offensive in formal settings. Use it only with close friends or in casual contexts.

⚡Gold Rule

Tone and Intent

The tone can range from playful to aggressive. Pay attention to the speaker's intent and the context.

📖Word Origin

Derived from the colloquial contraction of 'うるさい' (noisy) and '言う' (to say), with the 'わ' added for emphasis.

📝Usage Notes

This phrase is very informal and can be considered rude or aggressive depending on the context. It is commonly used in anime, manga, and youth slang.

Word Breakdown

うるせぇ
noisy
root
+
わ
emphasis
suffix
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