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It's a sort of idiomatic phrase used in Japanese that doesn't translate directly into English. It can be thought of to mean "Thanks for your hard work/good job," and is often said to departing coworkers at the end of the day. It's derived from 'tsukareru,' meaning "to get tired."
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What does otsukare mean?
Otsukare, I believe means something along the lines of, "Job well done" in Japanese. I could be wrong though -.- I mean I only got this answer from another result on google.
What does deniva mean in Japanese?
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what does it mean in English and I'll find out what it means in Japanese for you
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