コピペ

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Japanese

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Etymology

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A clipping of コピー・アンド・ペースト (kopī ando pēsuto),[1][2] in turn from English copy and paste.[1]

Pronunciation

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Noun

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コピペ (kopipe

  1. copy-paste
    • 2012, Hiroyuki Kawai, Kopipe de tsukaeru! Ugoku pawā pointo sozaishū sen [Use by copy-paste! One thousand PowerPoint resources]], page 6:
      オブジェクト(アンド)アニメーションをコピペできる!
      Obujekuto ando animēshon o kopipe dekiru!
      You can copy-paste objects and animations!
  2. (Internet slang) copypasta
    ルイズコピペ
    Ruizu kopipe
    Louise copypasta [1]
    (よし)()()コピペ
    Yoshinoya kopipe
    Yoshinoya copypasta [2]
  3. plagiarism
    • 2015 August 23, Igarashi Taro, “Eiga wa kaiga no yō ni seishi, undō, jikan. Okada Atsushi (book review)”, in Asahi Shimbun[3], morning edition, page 12:
      オリンピックのエンブレム(もん)(だい)()(がね)になって、ネット(じょう)ではデザインのコピペ(さが)しが()(ねつ)している。
      Orinpikku no enburemu mondai ga hikigane ni natte, netto jō de wa dezain no kopipe sagashi ga kanetsu shiteiru.
      In the wake of the controversy over the emblem for the Olympics, the hunt for plagiarized designs is heating up on the internet.
    • 2019 June 12, “Miyasako Hiroyuki, shazai bun no ‘kopipe giwaku’ o shakumei: ‘analog ningen de suimasen’ [Hiroyuki Miyasako’s apology note ‘plagiarism suspicion’ explanation: ‘excuse me as an analog person’]”, in Oricon News[4]:
      (みや)(さこ)はこれを()け「ツイッターで(ちょう)(ぶん)()せる(ほう)(ほう)()からず、(すす)められた(ほう)(ほう)()せたら、コピペってやつに(おも)われてしまった」と(しゃく)(めい)。「アナログ(にん)(げん)ですいません」と(しゃ)(ざい)した。
      Miyasako wa kore o uke “Tsuittā de chōbun o noseru hōhō ga wakarazu, susumerareta hōhō de nosetara, kopipe tte yatsu ni omowarete shimatta” to shakumei. “Anarogu ningen de suimasen” to shazai shita.
      Miyasako responded by saying, “Not knowing how to put a long passage on Twitter, I did as recommended and seem to have committed plagiarism.” He apologized, “I’m sorry as an analog person.”
    • 2020 March 9, Takeda Kazuki, “Kogekisha ga zettai yūi ni naru mō hitotsu no yōin ga ‘kopipe’ na riyū [Another reason why the culprit has the advantage in kopipe]”, in ZD Net Japan[5]:
      コピペ」という(こと)()だけを()くと、学生(がくせい)がレポートの()(だい)などで()()(ごころ)(なん)となくやってしまう(()()()()してはいけない)ように()(あい)のないことに(かん)じてしまいがちだ。
      Kopipe” to iu kotoba dake o kiku to, gakusei ga repōto no kadai nado de dekigokoro de nantonaku yatte shimau (ī ko wa mane shite wa ike nai) yō ni taai no nai koto ni kanjiteshimai gachi da.
      When you just hear the word “plagiarism”, you probably think of nothing more than a student for some reason cheating on a homework report (good children shouldn’t copy!) with no malice.

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References

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  1. 1.0 1.1 Matsumura, Akira (1995) 大辞泉 [Daijisen] (in Japanese), First edition, Tokyo: Shogakukan, →ISBN
  2. ^ Matsumura, Akira, editor (2006), 大辞林 [Daijirin] (in Japanese), Third edition, Tokyo: Sanseidō, →ISBN