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  1. In Japan, the term yankī (ヤンキー) has been used since the late 1970s to refer to a type of delinquent youth associated with motorcycle gangs and frequently sporting dyed blond hair. [63] [64] [65] 展开

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    The term Yankee and its contracted form Yank have several interrelated meanings, all referring to people from the United States. Their various meanings depend on the context, and may refer to New Englanders, … 展开

    Etymology and historical usage of the term

    Most linguists look to Dutch language sources, noting the extensive interaction between the Dutch colonists in New Netherland (parts of New York, New Jersey, and Delaware) and the English colonists in New England… 展开

    Yankee nationality

    The original Yankees diffused widely across the northern United States, leaving their imprints in New York, the Upper Midwest, many taking advantage of water routes by the Great Lakes, and places as far away as … 展开

    Are Yanki a working class kid?
    Yanki are almost always working class kids. They may highlight their working class roots by wearing clothing associated with Japanese construction workers such as oversized baggy pants and overalls. Yanki have been around since the 1950s. Their style has changed over the years.
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    Yanki: Young and Angry in Japan - Japan Talk

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    What is a yankī or furyō? (About Japanese Teenage Delinquent …

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    Why is it called Yankii?
    But why the word yankii? It is said that the word yankii was originally used to refer to young people seen walking about the area of Osaka’s Namba neighborhood known as Amerikamura, literally “American Village”, wearing American-style fashion such as Hawaiian shirts and baggy wide-legged pants.

    【Culture】The history of yankii culture: The key to understanding the

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    Are Yankii still around today?
    And it’s still around today. Yankii began as a mostly working class and sometimes suburban youth movement that much of Japanese society still associates with juvenile delinquency. From adolescence, they embrace punkish rebellion and are often associated with Japan’s infamous motorcycle gangs, “speed tribes” known as bōsōzoku.

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    Are Yanki a working class kid?
    Yanki are almost always working class kids. They may highlight their working class roots by wearing clothing associated with Japanese construction workers such as oversized baggy pants and overalls. Yanki have been around since the 1950s. Their style has changed over the years.

    Yanki: Young and Angry in Japan - Japan Talk

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    Where did the term 'Yankee' come from?
    In any case, the association between these fashion and lifestyle choices appears to have been the roots of the term Yankī ヤンキー, which caught on in the 1980s nationally. Never mind that the etymology of English "Yankee" itself is hotly contested, though I favor a Dutch origin from Janke ("Little John").

    Language Log » Japanese "Yankee" ("juvenile delinquent")

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    Who wrote 'Yankees' in the Encyclopedia of American ethnic groups?
    Handlin, Oscar. "Yankees", in Harvard Encyclopedia of American Ethnic Groups, ed. by Stephan Thernstrom, (1980) pp 1028–1030. Hill, Ralph Nading. Yankee Kingdom: Vermont and New Hampshire. (1960). Jensen, Richard. "Yankees" in Encyclopedia of Chicago (2005). Kleppner; Paul.

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