If by "yiff" you mean a type of furry fetish, there are several ways to say it. "Kemune" are animal-people hybrids (so neko-kemune would be a fetish for cat-people, possibly furry ones.) There is also a slang for an otherwise regular girl who dresses up in cat ears and tail so she can be more wild in bed, she would be called a "neko-mimi" girl; I think this would also apply to other types of animals. Kemono-mimi is a compound word which is a more general term for these fetishes.
Common fetish anthropomorphs in Japan are cats, dogs, sheep, and bunnies. All of these are domestic animals, which appeals to the larger Japanese love of dominance/submission play. They also have cultural associations, for example bunnies are associated with the sexy women in "hostess clubs."
we say Nakagawa if we want to say inside in Japanese.
メロン is how you say melon in Japanese.
To say tennis in Japanese.........テニス
To say blue fish in Japanese you say ブルーフィッシュ.
This is no word for a or the in Japanese.
As men went to war many women took their husbands places running homes. Farms ,and businesses
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It's what furries do. They yiff each other all day long.
A yiff is a characteristic bark, especially, though apocryphally, believed to be the bark that a fox makes while mating.
The meaning is sexual intercourse or the act of yiffing.
"Yiff" - which is the sound a fox makes when it is mating - is used mainly in the world of those folks who are into Furry Fandom.According to Wikipedia, the term "yiff" is used "to indicate sexual activity or sexual material within the fandom." The article continues that this applies both to sexual activity and interaction within the subculture, both online (i.e., cybersex) and offline.Please note:WikiAnswers will not provide links to any Yiff sites.
o yes there are a lot
you can just yiff me ;D
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