Abbreviation quiz: things you might not actually know? From everyday terms to youth slang
There are lots of abbreviations in the words we casually use every day, and many make you think, “Wait, that’s an abbreviation?” too.
Things like “taipa,” “sabusu-ku,” and “risuke” are often used without even thinking about the original words, aren’t they? In this article, we present a variety of abbreviation quizzes, from those used in daily life to youth slang.
When you learn the full terms, you might just have a eureka moment and think, “So that’s what it meant!” They’re fun as conversation starters with family and friends, and as a quick brain teaser in your spare time.
Feel free to give it a try!
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Unexpectedly unknown? Abbreviation quiz. From everyday words to youth slang (11–20)
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meeting
It’s an abbreviation formed by extracting letters from the word “meeting,” spelled “Meeting,” which refers to a business meeting. Rather than saying it aloud as “em-tee-gee,” it’s generally used in written contexts, such as entering it in a calendar or in internal chats and emails.
“リアコ (riako)” is Japanese internet slang, short for “リアルに恋してる” (really in love). It refers to having a genuine romantic crush on an idol, celebrity, or fictional character, beyond just being a fan.
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I'm genuinely in love.
It’s a term that describes having romantic feelings for a favorite male idol, actor, or voice actor—feelings that go beyond mere admiration. It specifically refers to women whose “oshi” (favorite) is male, and it’s distinguished from “gachikoi,” which can refer to both men who have a female oshi and women who have a male oshi.
acrylic stand
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acrylic stand
These are goods made by designing figures or characters on an acrylic plate, cutting them out, and allowing them to stand upright by placing them on a base. They are available in a wide range of motifs—not only characters and idols, but also athletes and cultural figures. They’ve become popular as emblematic items for “oshi-katsu” (supporting your favorites), often seen in photos alongside scenery or food while out and about.
cheat sheet
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cheat sheet
It refers to papers or notes with answers or hints used dishonestly during exams. The abbreviation “kanpe” is known not only for these illicit notes, but also as a term for the sketchbook used on TV shows or stage productions to convey lines or cues to performers.
Insta Live
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Instagram Live
It refers to Instagram’s live streaming feature and the term used for the video content created with it. The name has gradually been shortened from “Instagram Live” to “Insta Live,” and then to “Inrai.” The effects available for streams—such as filters and stickers—are often cited as a major draw.