陽キャ
yōkya
🇯🇵 Japanese slang from Tokyo
What does “陽キャ” mean?
outgoing, the life of the party
Example
“陽キャのノリについていけない”
yōkya no nori ni tsuite ikenai
I can't keep up with the party people's energy
Who you can say it to
With friends, not your boss
🫂 Friends🎉 Going out
The textbook way to say it: 明るい人
Heard in a conversation
Fireworks night
Kaito ガチで行きたい。でも陰キャだから人混み微妙…
I seriously want to go. But I'm the quiet type, so crowds are iffy…
Sora 大丈夫、陽キャの私がいるじゃん。映えスポット知ってるし。
It's fine, you've got me, the life of the party. And I know an Instagrammable spot.
Kaito エモいな。浴衣とか着るの？ちな俺、持ってない。
That gives me the feels. Are you wearing a yukata? Btw, I don't have one.
More from Tokyo
- ノリvibe, being up for it
- ドタキャンbailing at the last minute
- ウケるthat's hilarious
- 推しyour fave (idol, band member, character)
- オタクgeek, superfan
- 映えInstagrammable, looks great in photos
- ツンデレcold on the outside, sweet inside
- それなexactly!, so true
Songs from Tokyo
- Lemon · Kenshi YonezuLevel A2
- Mayonaka no Door (Stay With Me) · Miki MatsubaraLevel A2
- Ue o Muite Arukō · Kyu SakamotoLevel A2
- Marigold · AimyonLevel A2
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