meshiuma
meshiuma (メシウマ） is a j-panese slang word originating from 2channel, which is a shortened version of 他人の不幸でメシがうまい (tanin no f-kou de meshi ga umai), whose meaning is “other people’s misfortunes make the food tasty”, which is a metaphor for “getting aroused from the misfortunes of others”, thus it’s the j-panese word for “schadenfreude”.
交通事故やのに何でコイツ笑ってんの？メシウマか？
koutsuu jiko yanoni nande koitsu waratten no? meshiuma ka?
even though it’s a traffic accident, why is he laughing? is he shadenfreude?
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