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What's the difference between 食べる and 食う？

Chris S.

AU

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26/02/2021

I'm guessing politeness?

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Justin Lee

CA

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27/02/2021

Yes exactly. 食べる means to eat and 食う is used mostly by men and it's more like rough slang. I'm glad I still remember this from studying abroad lmao

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