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日本語(JA) 最近やたらと「壁打ち」って言葉を使いたがる自信過剰気味の若手がいるけど、「相手に意見を求める場合」に使うのは極めて失礼→「壁打ち」の用法をめぐり意見さまざま https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://togetter .com/li/2721001

Debate erupts over 'kabeyaki' term usage in Japanese online discussions

A discussion is emerging on Mastodon regarding the use of the term "kabeyaki" (壁打ち), which translates to "wall hitting" or "hitting the wall." Some users, particularly younger individuals, are using this term to request feedback or consultation from others, including superiors. This usage is considered impolite and inappropriate by many, as "kabeyaki" traditionally refers to practicing alone, like in tennis, or seeking advice from a mentor with respect. While some acknowledge that the term has seen recent adoption in business contexts, often associated with AI interactions, the consensus leans towards it being disrespectful when directed at humans, especially those in senior positions. AI

IMPACT The discussion highlights how AI interactions are influencing language use and potentially causing misunderstandings in human communication.

RANK_REASON The cluster discusses differing opinions and interpretations of a word's usage, not a specific event or release.

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Debate erupts over 'kabeyaki' term usage in Japanese online discussions

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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 日本語(JA) · [email protected] ·

    There are some overconfident young people who tend to use the word "kabeyaki" (talking to a wall) a lot lately, but it's extremely rude to use it when "asking for an opinion from someone" → Various opinions on the usage of "kabeyaki" https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://togetter.com/li/2721001

    最近やたらと「壁打ち」って言葉を使いたがる自信過剰気味の若手がいるけど、「相手に意見を求める場合」に使うのは極めて失礼→「壁打ち」の用法をめぐり意見さまざま https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://togetter .com/li/2721001