kogal


also “ko-gal” or “kogyaru.” j-panese term for a “bad girl” or “girl with att-tude.” these girls are sometimes girls who act a bit rebellious, dress different, or do other things to try to stand out and go against society in some ways. often, kogals are girls who seem to have no priorities other than the latest high-cl-ss fashions, buying expensive clothing and accesories, and talking on their keitai. some ko-gals also have a reputation for being easy or sl-tty, especially those connected to enjokosai. also “ganguro kogal” (see kogal). “tanned” girls who tan their skin to give themselves a darker look. tanning ranges in degree from a bit of a tan color to their skin, to almost freakish levels of unnatural looking dark skin (usually more -ssociated with yamanbas). tanned skin seems unnatural for j-panese people, so even a bit of a tan usually stands out. ganguro ko-gals are usually girls with fashion interests cheaper than your usual basic kogal, but fashion that is far more outrageous and unusual. their fashion often seems to resemble the “beach” look, and you will often see such a girl with blonde hair – either dyed or by means of a wig (usually the latter if the hair looks rather fancy). they also are known to wear shoes that have very large soles on them (which provide ample amouts of humor for those watching said girls when their big shoes cause them balance problems). ganguro are also connected to the dance style parapara. from my experience, a lot of j-panese people found ganguro gals totally stupid, and me a bit stupid as well for liking them.
i thought most j-panese had no fashion sense… then i saw a kogal.
a group of j-panese girls who dress in “cutting edge” and fashoinable clothes. equivalent of a valley girl . wears alot of make-up.
they have a magazine about kogals.
kogal actually means high school girl. the j-panese ‘ko’ from kokogakkou (highschool) is combined with the english word for girl – gal, or kogal. the j-panese language doesn’t have the sounds to properly pr-nounce gal, so the closest they can come is gyaru or kogyaru.
these kogal all wear cute little uniforms to school and every j-panese man and a whole lot of non-j-panese men jack themselves silly fantasizing about these young ladies.
in j-panese p-rn movies the girls are almost always kogal in uniforms hence the entry of kogal into the english tongue.
the j-panese high school girls or kogal look pretty hot in those cute little uniforms.
kogal – slang for c-nt throughout the bebo stalking world, in honour of the great kogal kunt herself.
“you’re a real kogal” – used with hatred
“she has a smelly kogal” – used to describe female genetalia
an underage girl who dresses like a sl-t, and has no
reservations about giving brain, to well-todo men for expensive gifts.

in america this would just be call dating.
my friend brought a kogal back to the hotel, and after
they came back down, we went and he bought her some dkny.

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