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wapuroMa Lu 

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Japanese[edit]

Kanji in this term
Ma         Lu 
ba        ka
Grade: 2  Grade: 4
jubakoyomi

Etymology[edit]

wapuro + Ma Lu , literally "word-processor idiot".

Noun[edit]

wapuroMa Lu (baka) 

 1. Someone who has poor handwriting, especially poor knowledge of
    writing kanji characters, due to habitual use of Japanese
    computer text input methods rather than pen and paper.

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