はんたいのことば?

[b4d0m3n]

Against word/language? What could that possibly mean? Just a random thing I came across. I can read it, but alas have no idea what it can mean.

[KeroGero]

Opposite word, maybe? Like an antonym?

[lomagu]

Well, はんたいご means opposite word, so maybe はんたいのことば means the same thing. I guess it could also mean opposite phrase or term.

[Harisenbon]

反対の言葉 is the common way to refer to an antonym, I do believe. You can also just say 〜の反対は

「好き」の反対の言葉は「嫌い」だ。
「高い」の反対の言葉は「低い」だ。

My wife has started mimicing a famous Japanese comedian(長井　秀和　毒舌スナイパー) while I type this.
「高い」の反対の言葉は「低い」と「安い」だ。。気を付けろ！
Someone save me.

[Kates]

Haha, cute. Who's the comedian that says, "MACHIGAINAI!" XD (Actually, that might be a bit that's about 2 years old...)

[Harisenbon]

Same guy. He mostly says 間違いない！ but sometimes he also slips in a 気をつけろ! The wife and I are renting the old エンタの神様 DVDs. We're completely addicted. It's hard to have a conversation now without us spouting some sort of comedic catchphrase.

Do you remember the guy who always said あれはあれでいいのかな？ I think he's one of my favorites.