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What does ore yome nare yo mean in English?

"Ore yome nare yo" is a very informal and slightly rude way to say "Become my wife" in Japanese.

Here's a breakdown:

* Ore: "I" (a very informal and somewhat masculine way to say "I").

* Yome: "Wife"

* Nare yo: "Become" (a very forceful and demanding way to say "become").

This phrase is not typically used in a respectful or romantic context. It's more likely to be used in a playful or even aggressive way.

It's important to remember that language carries a lot of cultural baggage. This phrase might be acceptable among close friends, but it would be considered inappropriate in a formal setting or when addressing someone you don't know well.

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