masochist in Japanese
masochist in Japanese is まぞ — masochist means a person who takes pleasure in their own pain, humiliation, or suffering.
masochist in Japanese
まぞ
Pronounced: mazo
Someone who enjoys pain or humiliation, or who derives pleasure from harming oneself or being harmed by others.
What does "masochist" mean?
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noun A person who takes pleasure in their own pain, humiliation, or suffering.
"Only a masochist would volunteer for that shift twice in a row."
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masochist in a sentence
- Only a masochist would volunteer for that shift twice in a row.
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What is "masochist" in Japanese?
"masochist" in Japanese is まぞ. masochist means: A person who takes pleasure in their own pain, humiliation, or suffering.
How do you pronounce まぞ?
"masochist" in Japanese is まぞ, pronounced "mazo".
How do you use "masochist" in a sentence?
Example: "Only a masochist would volunteer for that shift twice in a row." In Japanese, "masochist" is まぞ.
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