what does bachi mean in japanese?

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eg. bachi ga ataru

Answer 1

Bad luck.

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what does bachi mean in japanese?
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罰 Bachi - (divine) punishment; curse; retribution 撥 Bachi plectrum; pick; drumstick for Japanese drums

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In Hawai'i we use it to mean something like karma, when something bad happens to you after you do something bad. Like if I play a prank on my friend and then a bird poops on my head, he can say "bachi" to me.

Here in Japan, my girlfriend uses it the same way to me. But I'm not sure if she's using it the way Japanese people use it, or the way I, and other people from Hawai'i, use it (if it's different).

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Growing I would hear the word "bachi". We took the term to mean like bad luck or bad aura, that something we did would bring the universe down on us.

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Retribution.

"bachi ga ataru" is a warning from a thought of retribution and karma.

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Bachi is the name for the drumsticks used to play taiko drums.

Answer 9

Are you sure it is BACHI?

It might be BATSU? In that case, it does mean punishment, or penalty. On TV, there are tons of variety programs with comedic pairs playing games. Then, the person that loses has to do a "Batsu" game. Sometimes they do Russian Roulette with cream puffs. 10 puffs are filled with regular cream, but one is filled with WASABI. So the Batsu game is to eat on cream puff. If you get a regular cream one, you are lucky, the game continues, until someone gets the WASABI puff.

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