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"Kurasu zo!" is a strong expression in the dialect of northern Kyushu that means "I'm going to hit you!" or "I'm going to blow you away!" It is often used to express anger or strong emotions, and is a familiar phrase to locals, but you should be careful with who you use it with and in what situation.

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What is the Kyushu dialect "Kurasuzo!"? - How it is used in Shura Town

There are many unique dialects in the Kyushu region, but one that stands out among them is the expression "Kurasu zo!", which is often heard in northern Kyushu. This phrase appears in conversations especially in the Fukuoka and Kitakyushu areas, known as the towns of Shura, and the power of the phrase often surprises visitors to the area.

The meaning and nuance of "Kurasuzo!"

"Kurasu" means "to hit" or "to throw" in the northern Kyushu dialect. "Kurasu zo!" is an intimidating expression that means "I'm going to hit you!", but it doesn't necessarily mean you're seriously angry. In some cases, it can be used as a joke or a friendly teasing.

for example:

• Serious mode: "Hey, if you keep doing that, I'll punch you!"
• Joke mode: "You say that again, I'm gonna kill you (LOL)."

The skill required to discern whether someone is joking or serious depending on the atmosphere of the situation is a culture unique to northern Kyushu.

"Let's live in Kitakyushu, the city of carnage!"

In areas known as "towns of Shura," such as Kitakyushu City, this phrase is sometimes spoken as a symbol of the unique climate and culture. Kitakyushu is a place where diverse people intermingle due to its historical background, and a unique communication style has developed. "Let's live!" is one of the phrases that expresses the temperament of the people.

However, in recent years, public safety in Kitakyushu has improved and the area has become a popular tourist destination. In most cases, if you hear this phrase, it will just be taken as a friendly joke by the locals.

Even in an area with an image of a city of carnage, there are actually streets filled with warmth and humanity. Enjoy the humor contained in this dialect.