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This is a fascinating and highly specific phrase. It blends Japanese internet slang ( uchi no otouto = my little brother), a common expression of disbelief ( maji de dekai = seriously huge), and a grammatical anomaly ( mi ni kona = a corrupted form of mi ni konai , meaning "doesn't come to see/realize") before ending with the English word "best." uchi no otouto maji de dekain dakedo mi ni kona best
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