What does the Japanese word Binbo mean? Can it be used casually?

Question

I thought it meant poor - just regular poor, no bad connotations. But I recently found out about the english word bimbo being a very derogatory comment. I'm really confused about how and when to use the japanese word. If I were to just joke around about being a broke college student, for example, can I say something like, 'binbo da yo.'
Please let me know.

Answer 1

Yes, it means poor (have no money), but it usually sounds "little" serious...lol

If you said "binbou dayo", I'd ask you "hey, are you okey?"...

Answer 2

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What does the Japanese word Binbo mean? Can it be used casually?

I thought it meant poor - just regular poor, no bad connotations. But I recently found out about the english word bimbo being a very derogatory comment. I'm really confused about how and when to use the japanese word. If I were to just joke around about being a broke college student, for...

Answer 3

The two words have no connection and different meanings. It is only a coincidence that they sound alike.



You are correct that you can use the Japanese word binbo casually.

Answer 4

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Answer 6

Bimbo does not have any bad nuance in Japanese. I'm sure you can say "bimbo dayo" without a problem.