gyaru slang; sociolect of gyaru
Refers to the distinctive slang and speech style used by gyaru (young women following certain fashion subcultures), especially in the Tokyo area. Often characterized by creative abbreviations, playful word coinages, and unique intonation.
See also: ギャル
Gyaru slang includes unique expressions like 'maji manji' and 'age-poyo'.
She usually speaks in gyaru slang, but used standard Japanese in the interview.
Compound of ギャル (gyaru, from English 'gal') and 語 (go, 'language'). The exact origin of the term is uncertain, but it emerged alongside the gyaru subculture in the 1990s.