They start by saying a number like "1." They can only speak in 5-line blocks. For example: 1 Something 2 Something 3 Something 4 Something 5 Something They use sentence endings like "-ngo" or "clemens." Commonly used words include "Gu-sei" (total saint), "Niki" (bro), "Fa?!" (What?!), and "Kichiku" (brutal/savage). Words of gratitude like thank you are "Sangatsu" or "Thanks." There is a typo-based meme for "I just got here" which is "Imakita-ndaga." They generally hate "normies" (riajuu) but are very welcoming to middle-aged men and women. Beloved characters on the thread (2channel) include Mona and the ( ´∀` ) emoticon. Friendly emoticons include "＼(^o^)／", "（ ﾟ∀ﾟ ）", and "(^^)v". "m9(^Д^)Pugya-" is a mocking emoticon. "Nnii" indicates a near-mental breakdown. Laughter is expressed as "(lol)" or "Kusa" (grass/lol). The end of a thread is marked with "Otsu" (good job). The male first-person pronoun is "Wai" (casual/dialect). Usage of "-ngo" and "clemens" varies, such as "I want to see you-ngo" or "Please jump out clemens." Women are called "Onna-san," and female thread users use first-person pronouns like "Watashi," "Achiki," or "Achishi." When they find someone with a weird hobby, they might say "Kissho" (gross) or "I like how gross it is(?)". They also use the Munch's Scream emoticon to express weirdness: "／　　 ＼ /　　　　 ヽ /)`　　　　　 |ﾍ ｜|(・)　 (・)　|｜ ｜ヽ　･ ･　　ノ｜ ｜ |＼ ∩　 ／　ﾉ 人 ヽ｜∪　/　/ ｜ |人＿_人 ｜ `　/｜ | ＼　ﾉ ｜｜" When Nan-J users feel their life is over, they often say "Guee, I died-ngo," to which others reply "Please pass on to the afterlife clemens lol" or just "Kusa." Songs often memed on 2channel include "Ochame Kinou" and "Gettan." "Ochame Kinou" became popular due to the swaying Kasane Teto. Kasane Teto is a fictional Vocaloid created by 2channel users via anchor prompts. The "Gettan" meme features a human-bodied Mona saying "Gettan☆" and dancing erratically. The phrase "Fukkireta" (cut loose) also trended. Memes often end with "☆" or "(?)". To refuse, they say "...But... I refuse!" (JoJo reference). If something bad happens, "What are you doing?!" (JoJo). If scared, "I feel like an icicle is stuck in my ass!" (JoJo). These are followed by "www" and "Kusa." They use "XX" or "honyarara" or "naninani" as placeholders. Example: "Please give me XX." To convey strange intonation, they use arrows like "↑", "↓", "→", "←". Example: "It's way↑ too↓ weird↓!" If there's a fight, baiting, or verbal abuse, the "2channel Police" might show up. Nan-J users immediately suspect ghosts, invisible men, aliens, and parallel worlds as "bait" (trolling). They don't call realistic things bait. If they see the names White, Katchi, Rise, Paiko, Stand, or Kokoko, everyone gets excited. If even one of these six is mentioned, they won't think it's bait. Their mood goes to Everest. They trust them. "XX-niki is here! (・∀・)!" etc.